Containment & Spill Kit

North Queensland

Servicing Central and Northern Queensland

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North Queensland Containment & Spill Kit

Spills happen fast and can become a hazard even faster. Envirokleen Solutions in North Queensland supplies, services and maintains spill containment systems to help you stay compliant, minimise risk and act quickly when accidents occur.

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Spill Kits That Work

A good spill kit makes clean-up simple. These kits are designed for quick response and can be tailored to your site’s specific risks, from oils to hazardous liquids and general-purpose use.

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Absorbents for All Jobs

Absorbents play a big role in spill control. Whether it’s loose granules or pads and booms, using the right absorbent helps manage leaks quickly and reduces surface damage or slip risks.

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Absorbent Mats & Accessories

For day-to-day drip control or heavy-duty protection, absorbent mats and accessories provide a reliable barrier. They’re easy to use, keep work areas clean and reduce the risk of mess spreading.

From high-traffic workshops to remote work sites, having the right spill gear and keeping it in top condition makes all the difference. Call (07) 4955 2177 for product advice or servicing support. We service Central and North Queensland.

Spill Kits

Spill kits provide immediate protection when liquids hit the ground, helping contain hazards before they spread.

  • Included essentials – Absorbent pads, containment socks, gloves, and disposal bags.
  • Tailored options – Kits for oils, chemicals, or general-purpose applications.
  • Workplace readiness – Visible, accessible, and fully stocked for safety and compliance.

Regular servicing keeps kits reliable, with fast replacement of used or outdated items to ensure ongoing protection.

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Absorbents

Absorbents are vital for controlling and cleaning spills quickly, preventing hazards from spreading.

  • Variety of forms – Loose granules, pads, rolls, and booms.
  • Specific uses – Designed for oils, coolants, fuels, or water-based liquids.
  • Safe handling – Choosing the right type avoids worsening spills or creating new risks.

Keeping absorbents well-stocked and in good condition ensures your team can act fast and confidently in any situation.

Absorbent Mats

Absorbent mats provide simple, effective protection against leaks and drips, helping maintain cleaner, safer work areas.

  • Flexible placement – Ideal under machinery, in vehicle bays, or high-traffic areas.
  • Range of options – Available in different weights and sizes to suit specific jobs.
  • Workplace benefits – Keep floors dry, reduce clean-up time, and minimise slip hazards.

Useful for both routine maintenance and emergencies, absorbent mats improve site safety and overall cleanliness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is spill containment and why is it important?

    Spill containment refers to the systems and products used to control and clean up liquid spills in workplaces. This includes spill kits, absorbents, bunding and containment trays. Proper spill containment prevents hazardous substances from spreading, entering drains or creating unsafe working conditions. It is especially important in workshops, industrial sites and any area where oils, fuels or chemicals are handled. Containment helps businesses stay compliant with environmental laws, reduce clean-up costs and protect workers from harm.

  • What should a spill kit include?

    A standard spill kit usually contains absorbent pads, socks or booms, gloves, disposal bags and a clear instruction sheet. The contents vary based on the type of spill it is designed to handle. For example, oil-only kits repel water and absorb hydrocarbons, while chemical kits are made for more hazardous liquids. The kit should be easy to access, clearly labelled and matched to the site’s risks. Kits should be regularly checked and restocked after use or expiry.

  • How often should spill kits and absorbents be serviced?

    Spill kits and absorbents should be checked at least every three to six months, or more often in high-risk areas. Servicing includes inspecting all contents, replacing used or expired items and making sure the kit is in the correct location. For absorbents used in day-to-day operations, restocking should be part of regular maintenance. Keeping everything in top condition ensures your response to a spill is fast, effective and compliant.

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