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Using and maintaining spill pallets
It is staggering to think of how many drums of oil and chemicals are transported and used each year in Australia. In the agri-sector of the economy alone, one recycling initiative reports that 1.5...
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When should I use IBC pallets?
Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) are used all over the world and in diverse industries to store and transport chemical products. They are particularly useful in remote locations for construction and...
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How to use Hazchem absorbents
Hazardous chemical spills can happen anywhere and at any time. The critical question is, “Are you prepared for them?” The following three incidents highlight the need for proper response to a hazardous...
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Oil spill vacuum systems
Environmental incidents often happen at inconvenient moments and in inconvenient locations. When spills happen in remote areas or on pipelines, it's not always possible to reach the spill site with...
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Spill Pallet Price Guide
Drums and Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC) are typically used to transport and store chemicals, oils, and fuel. Both suppliers and customers handle large numbers of these containers daily. However,...
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Active and Passive Spill Containment
Spill containment is the last line of defence that prevents spilled oil and chemicals from entering sewer systems and the environment. Once a spill escapes from the source location, environmental...
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Cleaning oil spills on dirt and land
Oil spills on dirt and land have the potential to contaminate the environment and kill plant and animal life. Left unattended, oil spills will eventually migrate through the soil to the nearest water...
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Your guide to smash repairs and automotive parts washers
The automotive and smash repair industry is a highly competitive environment. Keeping control of operational expenses is vital for profitability. But, customer satisfaction also plays a major role in...
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Servicing your industrial parts cleaning machine
In the dense market of auto and smash repair, customer service is essential - and quality service is often measured by timeliness and the quality of the repair.For a repair to be completed on time and...
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How to use drive over bunding
Having an oil or chemical spill in the workplace that migrates into a stormwater or wastewater sewer is a serious offence. The EPA is the body responsible for enforcing Australian legislation for...
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How spill containment regulation in NSW affect you
NSW has strict laws aimed at preventing pollution from storage and handling of any liquid that has the potential to harm the environment. Two of the primary pieces of legislation in this regard are the...
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Choosing the best spill absorbent for your needs
Spills of oils, fuels or chemicals can happen at any time in workshops, industrial sites, mining operations and auto repair shops. While it is always best to prevent a spill wherever possible, it is...
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You go-to guide to spill absorbents
Absorbents are critical elements in the fight against spills and environmental pollution. Their role is to absorb a liquid spill so that it can easily be cleaned up. Using absorbents also prevents...
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Spill regulations in Victoria
Australia is well known for the beauty of its natural environment and regulators have implemented strict legislation to protect land, waterways, and ocean from industrial pollution. Various laws have...
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Spill regulations in South Australia
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) in South Australia takes their responsibility to protect the environment very seriously. Failure to comply with the EPA's requirements can result in large...
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Spill regulations in Queensland
Queensland is the third largest state in Australia with a population that grew beyond 5 million in 2018. Its capital city Brisbane is the third largest city in Australia, and one of the fastest...
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Spill regulations for Tasmania
Tasmania boasts flourishing ocean ecosystems that have been threatened by oil spills in the past. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) demands that companies operating in Tasmanian waters adhere...
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Spill regulations in Western Australia
Western Australia is a vital cog in the Australian economy with significant investment in mining and petroleum products. In fact, the state is the world’s largest iron ore producer. Mining and...
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How should you dispose of medical waste responsibly?
Waste management and disposal is a worldwide issue that impacts on the health of people and the environment. The Australian Senate recently initiated an enquiry into the state of waste and recycling in...
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The importance of emergency spill response procedures
Working with chemicals introduces some hazards to the workplace, which must be managed to ensure employee safety. It is no use waiting for a chemical spill to happen before developing a plan to deal...
View Article4 reasons you need a Hot Spray Wash Machine in your workshop
These affordable machines make light work of the heaviest degreasing. If you are looking for a better solution to clean and remove grease and oils from your components, save your employees’ time, and...
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Why Flood Barrier is a better option in flood events
The use of sandbags is time-consuming and highly intensive in terms of materials and personnel. One 15m x 65cm Flood Barrier can replace a wall of 960 sandbags, which need to be filled and positioned....
View ArticleThe three Es - How to make your workshop more economical, efficient and...
If you have an industrial parts cleaning machine in your work space, regular services could be the answer to running a more efficient, economical and environmentally-savvy operation. Depending on how...
View Article4 reasons why oil spills are so bad for the environment (and how to prepare)
1. Danger to sealifeImmediately after an oil spill, marine life including fish, sea birds, dolphins, whales, turtles and other animals will be visibly coated in oil. As a result, they can die of...
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Everything you need to know about medical incineration
Have you ever wondered how body parts are disposed of? While it may sound grim, disposing of medical waste is a very serious issue in the medical profession. Hospitals and medical facilities, as well...
View ArticleDoes your workplace need spill training?
New Year, new training schedule! The New Year is the perfect time to ensure your team is up-to-date on their training requirements. Oil and other hazardous spills are not just costly and dangerous but...
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Your A-Z Guide to Oil Spill Technology
Oil spills are devastating to the environment. They impact aquatic life for years. Wildlife, the delicate ecosystem and shorelines including mangrove forests and wetlands can be disturbed decades...
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Efficient Spill Containment Solutions
SpillPro, a leading provider of spill containment solutions, is thrilled to announce its partnership with Accumax Global to bring its MaxBund range to the market. The MaxBund range offers innovative...
View ArticleThe different types of spill kits explained
An oil spill kit is a collection of tools and materials used to contain, clean up, and dispose of spilt oil. It typically includes absorbent materials such as pads, floorsweep, and booms, as well as...
View ArticleHistory's Worst Oil Spills
Oil spills are an environmental disaster. They release toxic chemicals into waterways; can result in widespread habitat destruction; have a huge economic impact on industries such as fishing, tourism...
View ArticleYour guide to oil and fuel absorbents
An oil and fuel absorbent is a type of material that is designed to absorb or soak up oil and fuel from spills. These materials are typically made from natural fibres or synthetic materials that have a...
View ArticleYour Trusted Partner for Effective Spill Management
At SpillPro, we understand the critical importance of having a reliable and experienced partner by your side when it comes to spill management. With almost 50 years of industry-leading experience, we...
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How to Choose the Right Spill Kit
When it comes to spill containment and clean-up, selecting the right Spill Kit is crucial. With a multitude of options available, SpillPro, a leading provider of environmental solutions, offers a...
View ArticleBunded Pallets - The Ultimate Spill Management Solution
For businesses and individuals dealing with hazardous chemicals and hydrocarbons effectively managing the risk of spills and leaks is crucial. Even in the most cautious environments, incidents can...
View ArticleEnhance Your Workshop
For decades, SpillPro has remained at the forefront of innovation in the Automotive and Engineering industries. Our commitment to excellence has positioned us as a leading manufacturer and supplier of...
View ArticleProactive Spill Management
Chemical hazards in the workplace require vigilant management to ensure the safety of employees. Waiting for a chemical spill incident to occur before devising a response plan is not a proactive...
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Spill Kit Maintenance: A 10-Point Checklist
Check your spill kit at least every 3 monthsReplace used or worn componentsRemove any rubbish or foreign objectsProperly maintained, your spill kit is your first defence against spills.Your spill kit...
View ArticleSpill Kits Frequently Asked Questions
In industrial and commercial settings, spills of hazardous substances can occur unexpectedly, necessitating quick and effective containment and clean-up. Spill kits play a vital role in managing such...
View ArticleSetting the Standard for High-Performance Containment Solutions
Widely acknowledged as a key player in spill control and oil containment solutions, SpillPro continues to make waves with innovative products and services. The Australian Navy, known for its stringent...
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Saving on Labour with Parts Cleaners
Between the burgeoning Australian minerals industry inflation and transport manufacturers stipulating customers use OEM parts and services, specialist diesel repair and maintenance workshops must work...
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What do mechanics use to wash parts?
For many mechanics efficiency is key, and the question of what mechanics use to wash parts is met with a resounding answer: Fluid-Based Parts Cleaning Machines. At SpillPro, we take pride in offering...
View ArticleYour guide to Spill Kits in 2024
Spills happen. But being unprepared for them can lead to bigger problems, including hefty fines from regulators, safety risks for your employees, and potential environmental damage.This guide equips...
View ArticleThe Three Cs of Spill Response
Spills can happen anywhere, and being prepared is key to minimising damage to the environment whilst ensuring a safe and efficient cleanup is conducted. Here, we'll break down the essential Three Cs of...
View ArticleA New Chapter at SpillPro
We are excited to welcome Paul Propadalo to the SpillPro team as our new Account Manager, stepping into the role previously held by Brett Lee. Brett, who has been an integral part of our team since...
View ArticleSpillPro Celebrates 50 Years of Environmental Excellence
For half a century, SpillPro has been a proud Australian name synonymous with innovative Parts Cleaning Machines and Spill Control Solutions. From our humble beginnings in 1974 as Greaseaters, to our...
View ArticleConquer Any Spill with the Ultra-Versatile Universal Absorbent Roll
SpillPro's premium universal absorbent roll is your one-stop solution for tackling leaks, drips, and spills in any industrial environment. This highly versatile workhorse, also known as grey roll or...
View ArticleCompliant and Safe: Solutions for Managing Dangerous Goods
In today’s regulatory landscape, maintaining compliance and ensuring safety when handling dangerous goods is paramount. Proper management not only protects your employees but also helps avoid...
View ArticleProtecting Your Workplace with Bunded Pallets
For businesses storing large quantities of hazardous materials, managing the risk of spills and leaks is critical. Even in the most careful workplaces, incidents can happen. If liquids such as oil,...
View ArticleChoosing the Right Industrial Rag for the Job
When it comes to industrial clean-up, having the right rag on hand can make all the difference in efficiency, performance, and cost management. Whether you're handling greasy machinery, polishing a...
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Choosing the Right Containment Boom
Containment booms are the first line of defence in any spill response plan. When a spill occurs, swift and effective containment is crucial to minimise environmental impact and financial loss....
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