Chemical spill kits
Prepared response kits for acids, alkalis, solvents and other compatible hazardous-liquid spills.
Spill Control Solutions
Spill control solutions · Singapore
Contain workplace spills before they spread
Chemical spill kits, oil-only spill kits, absorbent pads, socks, booms and specialist response products for laboratories, warehouses, workshops, loading areas and industrial facilities across Singapore.
Liquid-specific selection
Rapid-response planning
Absorbent refill options
Singapore WSH context
Browse by spill type
Spill kits, sorbents and response equipment
Match the response product to the spilled substance, likely volume, surface, nearby drains, worker capability, required PPE and the disposal route for contaminated materials.
Chemical sorbents
Pads, socks, pillows and rolls intended for compatible chemical and unknown-liquid response.
Oil-only spill kits
Kits for oils, fuels, diesel and hydraulic fluids, including situations where water may be present.
Oil-only sorbents
Hydrophobic pads, socks, pillows and booms that target oil-based liquids while repelling water.
Mercury spill kits
Specialist materials for controlled response to small mercury incidents by trained personnel.
Spill-response equipment
Drain covers, disposal bags, labels, solidifiers and supporting equipment for response stations.
1
Identify the liquid
Determine whether the spill involves oil, fuel, acid, alkali, solvent, oxidiser, mercury, an unknown material or another specialised substance.
2
Estimate the likely volume
Size the response stock for realistic container failures and include socks or booms to contain the spill before using pads or loose absorbents.
3
Plan safe response limits
Define which minor spills trained workers may handle, the necessary PPE and when isolation, evacuation or external emergency assistance is required.
4
Prepare disposal and replenishment
Provide compatible waste containers, labels and a disposal route, then replace every used or expired kit component promptly.
Singapore workplace context
Integrate spill kits with emergency response planning
Singapore WSH guidance emphasises knowing the chemical hazards, consulting the SDS, preparing suitable spill-control supplies, training responders and collecting contaminated materials in compatible labelled containers.
- Position kits near likely spill points without obstructing access
- Protect drains and prevent contaminated liquid from spreading
- Train workers on response boundaries, PPE and emergency escalation
- Inspect and replenish spill-control equipment regularly
Important: Spill kits are intended for foreseeable incidents within the site's trained response capability. Unknown, large, highly toxic, reactive or flammable spills may require isolation, evacuation and emergency assistance. Contaminated absorbents must be managed according to the substance and applicable waste requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Spill control FAQ
What is the difference between chemical and oil-only spill kits?
Chemical kits use sorbents selected for a broader range of compatible hazardous liquids. Oil-only kits target petroleum-based liquids and are designed to repel water.
Where should spill kits be located?
Place them near likely spill points such as chemical stores, laboratories, workshops, loading bays and fuel-handling areas while keeping the route to each kit unobstructed.
How should spill-kit capacity be selected?
Consider the largest credible spill, container sizes, response time, surface area and the need for containment socks, booms, pads, PPE and disposal materials.
What should happen after a spill kit is used?
Secure and label the contaminated materials, follow the applicable disposal procedure, document the incident, inspect the area and replace every used component.
Spill control solutions · Singapore
Contain workplace spills before they spread
Chemical spill kits, oil-only spill kits, absorbent pads, socks, booms and specialist response products for laboratories, warehouses, workshops, loading areas and industrial facilities across Singapore.
Liquid-specific selection
Rapid-response planning
Absorbent refill options
Singapore WSH context
Browse by spill type
Spill kits, sorbents and response equipment
Match the response product to the spilled substance, likely volume, surface, nearby drains, worker capability, required PPE and the disposal route for contaminated materials.
Chemical spill kits
Prepared response kits for acids, alkalis, solvents and other compatible hazardous-liquid spills.
Chemical sorbents
Pads, socks, pillows and rolls intended for compatible chemical and unknown-liquid response.
Oil-only spill kits
Kits for oils, fuels, diesel and hydraulic fluids, including situations where water may be present.
Oil-only sorbents
Hydrophobic pads, socks, pillows and booms that target oil-based liquids while repelling water.
Mercury spill kits
Specialist materials for controlled response to small mercury incidents by trained personnel.
Spill-response equipment
Drain covers, disposal bags, labels, solidifiers and supporting equipment for response stations.
1
Identify the liquid
Determine whether the spill involves oil, fuel, acid, alkali, solvent, oxidiser, mercury, an unknown material or another specialised substance.
2
Estimate the likely volume
Size the response stock for realistic container failures and include socks or booms to contain the spill before using pads or loose absorbents.
3
Plan safe response limits
Define which minor spills trained workers may handle, the necessary PPE and when isolation, evacuation or external emergency assistance is required.
4
Prepare disposal and replenishment
Provide compatible waste containers, labels and a disposal route, then replace every used or expired kit component promptly.
Singapore workplace context
Integrate spill kits with emergency response planning
Singapore WSH guidance emphasises knowing the chemical hazards, consulting the SDS, preparing suitable spill-control supplies, training responders and collecting contaminated materials in compatible labelled containers.
- Position kits near likely spill points without obstructing access
- Protect drains and prevent contaminated liquid from spreading
- Train workers on response boundaries, PPE and emergency escalation
- Inspect and replenish spill-control equipment regularly
Important: Spill kits are intended for foreseeable incidents within the site's trained response capability. Unknown, large, highly toxic, reactive or flammable spills may require isolation, evacuation and emergency assistance. Contaminated absorbents must be managed according to the substance and applicable waste requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Spill control FAQ
What is the difference between chemical and oil-only spill kits?
Chemical kits use sorbents selected for a broader range of compatible hazardous liquids. Oil-only kits target petroleum-based liquids and are designed to repel water.
Where should spill kits be located?
Place them near likely spill points such as chemical stores, laboratories, workshops, loading bays and fuel-handling areas while keeping the route to each kit unobstructed.
How should spill-kit capacity be selected?
Consider the largest credible spill, container sizes, response time, surface area and the need for containment socks, booms, pads, PPE and disposal materials.
What should happen after a spill kit is used?
Secure and label the contaminated materials, follow the applicable disposal procedure, document the incident, inspect the area and replace every used component.
CHEMICAL (HAZMAT) SORBENTS
CHEMICAL (HAZMAT) SPILL KIT
OIL-ONLY SORBENTS
