Dear All,

Does anyone have an emergency spill control procedure (template/e.g) applicable to a chemical manufacturing plant?

I will use it to amend ours.

Thanks.

Can anyone help here?

I will try to find an electronic version of ours.

The OP needs to ensure you are meeting local and national requirements for this. I know in North America you can find at least 20 different standards (based on geography) related to this.

A procedure will depend upon the material spilled and the legal/regulatory environment of the incident.

Simply put...

Contain

Clean

Remediate

i have one!
how to send it to you ?

i have one!
how to send it to you ?

Welcome to The Cove Forums! :bigwave: :bigwave:

You can post your procedure here for the benefit of other Fellow Covers.
Use the "manage attachments" tool below.

Stijloor.

OK
i get it!
but i think this procedure is not good
just give you one example!

Great procedure...................

Does it work for nitrogentetroxide as well as, Sufluric acid, Chlorine, Hydrazine and anhydrous ammonia?

grate?no no
just as one sample
you can add something to it then it can work for the other emergency spill!

Hi just to say thanks a lot for all your help.
though a bit late.
Nidhir

Hi - can anyone help me with some free training material either presentation or DVD source to deliver spill response training and spill kit use training

Been looking everywhere and everything is so expensive:bigwave:

Hi - can anyone help me with some free training material either presentation or DVD source to deliver spill response training and spill kit use training

Been looking everywhere and everything is so expensive:bigwave:

Welcome to The Cove Forums!

This "free" stuff is likely not free and subject to possible copyrights.

Stijloor.

Just look here on the University of Vermont site

http://esf.uvm.edu/sirippt/powerpt.html