Spill Kits Brisbane
Spill Cleanup Supplies – Ecospill
In Australian workplaces, there is a duty of care to provide a safe working space both for your employees, and the local environment. Oil, fuel, and chemical spills here can easily wash in to the local watershed, causing considerable damage to ecosystems, and earning you and your firm a hefty fine from your local state’s EPA.
It is vital that your Brisbane workplace is equipped with a relevant spill kit, to remediate any spill quickly and effectively. You want an effective solution within arm’s reach, to get the job done. You want Ecospill.
At Ecospill, we offer a wide variety of spill kits to Brisbane for any situation, including:
- Oil & Fuel Spill Kits for any fuel, oil, petroleum and other messy liquid type spills, including diesel spills.
- General Purpose Spill Kits are for the clean up of any fuel, oil, and non-aggressive chemical spills, such as coolants and agricultural chemicals.
- Chemical Spill Kits are uniquely equipped to clean up aggressive chemical spills
- We also feature Mercury Spill Kits and other Laboratory and Body Fluid Spill Kits, for other messy liquid spills.
At Ecospill, we have provided Australian industry with top-quality spill kits for many years. We bring attention to detail and functionality to spill kits in Brisbane, and throughout Australia. Best of all, we take the responsibility of replacing your spill kit at the end of its useful period. When your spill kit is reaching the point of infirmity, we visit your workplace and replace it for you. We keep your firm in compliance with regulatory guidelines, leaving you free to focus on the bottom line.
Contact us today for the best spill kits in Brisbane, and throughout Australia.
The capital of Queensland, Brisbane lies on the shores of the Brisbane River, in the southeast corner of the state. Named for the then-governor of New South Wales Thomas Brisbane, the city grew quickly from its inception in the early 19th century. It is now a regional centre of commerce and industry, and the third-largest city in Australia.