SPILL KITS:
EnviroproNZ supplies kits to provide fast, compliant response to oils, fuels, coolants, paints, detergents, water‑based liquids, chemicals, biological hazards and cytotoxic substances. Designed for NZ workplaces, they help prevent slips, protect drains, and support HSWA/EPA emergency management requirements across workshops, warehouses, transport fleets, laboratories, forecourts, industrial sites and medical environments.
Our range includes Oil/Hydrocarbon, General Purpose/Universal, Chemical, Particulates, Oil + Universal, Biohazard and Cytotoxic
Which Spill Kit Do I Need?
Hydrocarbons (oil, fuel, diesel, petrol) — Oil/Hydrocarbon Kits
General liquids (coolants, paints, detergents, water‑based) — General Purpose/Universal Kits
Corrosives (acids, alkalis, solvents, unknown chemicals) — Chemical Kits
Mixed liquids (oil + general liquids) — Oil/Hydrocarbon-General Purpose/Universal Kits
Outdoor/uneven surfaces — Particulates Kits
Biological contamination — Biohazard Kits
Cytotoxic chemotherapy drugs — Cytotoxic Kits
What’s Included in Our Spill Kits
Every EnviroproNZ kit is built around fast, effective spill control. Kits typically include absorbent pads, absorbent socks, absorbent pillows, PPE, and clear instructions for safe spill response. Selected kits also include peat and/or mineral sponge for high‑volume or stubborn spills. All components are chosen for NZ workplace conditions.
Compliance Note
All EnviroproNZ Spill Kits support HSWA and EPA emergency management requirements for hazardous substance spill response in NZ workplaces.
See WorkSafe NZ’s guidance on Health and Safety for Businesses:
https://www.worksafe.govt.nz/managing-health-and-safety/businesses/general-requirements-for-workplaces/
⭐ Frequently Asked Questions:
What spill kit do I need for my workplace?
The right spill kit depends on the liquids you store or use. Oil/Hydrocarbon kits are ideal for fuels and diesels. General Purpose/Universal kits suit workshops, warehouses, and mixed-use sites. Chemical kits are designed for aggressive fluids and unknown liquids.
How do I use a spill kit during an incident?
Stop the source if it’s safe to do so, place absorbent socks around the spill to contain it, then use pads and pillows to absorb the liquid. Once the spill is controlled, place used absorbents into the supplied disposal bags and follow your site’s hazardous waste procedures.
Are spill kits required under HSWA and EPA rules?
Yes. Any workplace that stores, uses, or transports hazardous substances must have appropriate spill response equipment and trained staff. Spill kits help meet HSWA duties and EPA emergency management requirements by ensuring spills can be contained quickly and safely.
How often should spill kits be checked or restocked?
Monthly checks are recommended, along with a full inspection after any spill event. Absorbents, PPE, and disposal bags should be replaced immediately after use to ensure the kit is always ready for the next incident.
Where should spill kits be located on site?
Spill kits should be placed near areas where liquids are stored, transferred, or used — such as workshops, chemical stores, refuelling areas, and loading zones. They must be easy to access and clearly visible so staff can respond quickly.