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Spill Control and Spill Kit Training
Learn how to assess, control and clean up a spill using a spill kit
$54 +GST per person ($62.10)
Spill Control and Spill Kit Training
Learn how to assess, control and clean up a spill using a spill kit
Spills in your workplace must be cleaned up safely. Spill kit training, so you can control and clean up a spill, is important knowledge for warehouse staff, drivers, loaders, managers and other people who work with or store chemicals.
This course fits perfectly with our Dangerous Goods Handler course to give you a good base knowledge of chemical hazard management in the workplace and how to deal with small and medium-sized spills.
The training courses covers:
- the use of safety data sheets and product safety cards to define your spill response
- signage and labels used for hazardous goods
- how to assess a spill and set up spill zones
- spill action plans
- what items are in a spill kit
- how to clean up a spill
- how to dispose of spilled materials and who to report it to
- how to manage risks.
Companies: simply purchase as many course licences as you need for your team members and you can assign the courses and view their progress
Individuals: simply purchase one course licence for yourself.
You can do the course in your own time when it's convenient for you - you have access to the course materials for 6 months. Watch the videos then answer the questions.
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What are the advantages of the spill control and spill kit online training course?
- Easy to schedule - the course takes around 1 hour, depending on your experience. It is divided into short modules that only take a few minutes each, are easy to digest and convenient in terms of time commitment; you can do one or more modules when you have time
- Full access to the course materials for 6 months - plenty of time to work through the course if you're busy
- Detailed video instructions - watch and learn, then answer questions about what you've seen. You can watch the videos as many times as you need in order to really understand the material
- Language and literacy support - if English isn't your first language or you'd prefer to listen to the questions, we've got you covered*
- NOTE: This is an online course and there is no instructor-led training
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What happens when you finish the course?
You'll get a certificate of completion once you finish the course.
Training should be repeated every 2 years, and you should conduct an annual spill drill (simulated spill), applying what you learned on the course.
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What do you get with the course?
Full access to all training materials for 6 months
Study in your own time at your own pace, take the modules as many times as you need to and really get to know the information. You can access it on any computer, smartphone or tablet wherever there's an internet connection available.
Management
If you're managing other team members, you can add more managers at no extra cost. They can download detailed reports, plus track and manage team members. Managers can generate certificates on completion of the course.
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FAQs
Where is the course held? The theory is done online (anywhere you have internet access).
Do you need any other qualifications? No, although we recommend you complete the online Dangerous Goods Handler course on this website.
Does this course cover any unit standards? This is not a unit standard course
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Requirements
- You will need one course licence per person taking the course - you can't use one licence for multiple trainees
- You will need a computer, smartphone or tablet with internet access to take the theory training
$54 +GST per person ($62.10)
Course provided by
DT Driver Training
DT Driver Training is New Zealand's largest provider of online driver education with over one million people per year accessing its training and information.
Training modules
Spill management and spill kits
Learn how to assess, control and clean up a spill using a spill kit-
The importance of proper spill management, explaining how different types of liquid spills pose varying risks in workplaces and public spaces, whilst introducing learners to spill kits and their essential role in containing and cleaning up small to medium-sized spills safely.5 minutes
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All components of a spill kit explained in context for their purpose4 minutes
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How Safety Data Sheets serve as essential documents containing vital information about hazardous substances, including providing critical guidance for spill management, such as first aid measures, spill cleanup procedures, and required PPE.7 minutes
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How to select, use, and maintain appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for spill response, emphasising the importance of matching PPE to specific hazards and maintaining equipment integrity whilst highlighting additional tools and materials that enhance spill control capabilities.5 minutes
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The specific risks and hazards related to various warning labels, including an introduction to HSNO pictograms and dangerous goods placards.6 minutes
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The six critical steps of spill response (assess, protect, stop, contain, clean, and report), the establishment of spill control zones and the importance of preventing spills through proper maintenance, handling, and storage practices.13 minutes
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Practical spill cleanup techniques using different absorbent materials (such as mineral sponge, pillows, and pads), whilst providing step-by-step guidance on safe containment, absorption, disposal, and documentation procedures for managing small-scale spills effectively.7 minutes
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Advanced spill control techniques and strategies, focusing on practical methods for managing complex spills including puncture repairs, drain protection, bunding techniques, and chemical neutralisation whilst emphasising the critical importance of preventing waterway contamination.5 minutes
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Ongoing spill response preparedness, the importance of regular training, spill drills, emergency response plan updates, and proper spill kit maintenance whilst stressing the need for clear communication about spill kit locations and workplace risk assessment.3 minutes
Spill Control and Spill Kit Training
Learn how to assess, control and clean up a spill using a spill kit
$54 +GST per person ($62.10)