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Safety Management (UK)
Holme Suite,
Clawthorpe Hall
Business Centre,
Burton in Kendal
LA6 1NU

Tel: +44 (0)1524 784356
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Course Introduction

Half Day Practical Spillage Response Training

All spillages on site can have far reaching effects on our business, that is why it is critical that all spillages or loss of containments are controlled as quickly and safely as possible, not only may there be environmental implications, there are always implications on the health of your staff. This half-day programme is designed for operators who form part of your first response to a spillage or loss of containment of hazardous substances. This programme is ideal if you are looking to demonstrate competence for ISO 14001.

All programmes will be tailored specifically to the needs of your organisation.

Course Outline

Introduction

On Site Hazardous Materials

• Site Specific Hazardous Materials
• Staff Response Requirements including:
• Those discovering a spillage
• Those responding to a spillage
• Supervisors controlling the incident

Emergency Procedures

• Site Specific Emergency Procedures
• Factors to consider when setting up an effective cordon
• Personnel Protective Equipment
• Site Specific Spillage Equipment
• Spillage Containment, including the use of foam

Risk Assessment

• Considerations to be taken into account as the incident develops
• Spillage Risk Assessment:
  (Access, Communications, Data Retrieval, Control, Personnel Safety, Decontamination, Additional Hazards)

Practical Workshop

• On Site Practical Exercise

If you don’t see the exact course you require, or would prefer a different length, we can arrange bespoke training to suit your needs.

Please use our Contact Form so we can advise you on the best course of action. Alternatively you can Email Us or call +44 (0)1524 784356

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Safety Management (UK)
Holme Suite, Clawthorpe Hall Business Centre, Burton in Kendal LA6 1NU
Tel: +44 (0)1524 784356