Why Spill Control Management in Your Facility is Critical
Did you know that slip, trip & fall incidents:
- Lead to over 17% of all disabling occupational injuries
- Account for 1 in 6 lost-time injuries
- Cost an average of $20,000 per incident
Here's where they most commonly occur
The above facility diagram shows where spills most commonly occur. Take a look at these areas and keep them in mind when developing a spill control plan to help keep your facility safe and compliant.
Shop Pads and Rolls ▶Interior Fluid Storage
Consider specialty items like drum top covers and spill pallets to manage all types of leaks.
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Machinery & Equipment
Socks surround machinery to prevent leaks while pillows are placed underneath. Pay special consideration to areas with low visibility. The likelihood of a slip, trip or fall is greater when lighting is reduced.
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Shipping / Receiving
Keep spill kits on hand near any entrances to prevent spills from reaching the environment.
Shop Spill Kits ▶Production, Assembly,
Maintenance & Tool Cribs
This is where the majority of your workers are located. Make sure that they are protected. Use pads and rolls to support spill control and containment.
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