Environmental TBT oil spill control, Described as How To Controls Step by step Procedure and Don't Do's while spilling.

1. Date: 08/04/2019
TOOL BOX TOPIC – OIL SPILL CONTROL
Unplanned release of a chemical can have devastating effects. Skin and eye
burns, damage to the lungs, fire and explosion, corrosive damage to materials,
pollution of air, soil and water, and danger to the public are just some of the
possible consequences of a chemical spill.
Chemical spills can be in the form of liquids, solids such as pellets, gases and
vapors. They can be flammable (quick to burn or explode), corrosive (damaging
to human tissue or other materials), or toxic (poisonous to humans and other
living things)
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2. Accidental releases of oils and chemicals from construction
sites causing a large number of pollution incidents. Many
spillages can be prevented. Control measure for spill response
listed below:
Date: 08/04/2019
TOOL BOX TOPIC – OIL SPILL CONTROL
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3. STOP WORK IMMEDIATELY!. PREVENT ANY MORE
MATERIAL SPILLING.
CONTACT TEAM FOR SPILLAGE RESPONSE & MANAGED AN
ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENT
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4. CONTAIN THE SPILLAGE – ON LAND USE BUNDS (EARTH,
SAND, DRIP TRAYS). PREVENT THE SPILLAGE REACH ANY
WATERCOURSE. USE BOOMS TO CONTAIN OIL SPILLS THAT
ADJACENT OR HAVE ALREADY ENTERED A WATERCOURSE.
CLEAN UP THE SPILL. USE SPILL KIT FOR
ABSORBED SPILLS. LARGE POOLS OF OIL OR
SPILLS WHICH CANNOT BE ABSORBED SHOULD
BE PUMPED OUT.
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5. STORE AND DISPOSE OF ALL CONTAMINATED
MATERIALS (SOIL/ABSORBENT
MATERIALS/CONTAMINATED ) AS
SCHEDULED WASTE
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6. DO NOT ATTEMPT CLEANUP UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES:
YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT THE SPILLED MATERIAL IS.
YOU DON’T HAVE THE NECESSARY PROTECTION OR THE RIGHT
EQUIPMENT TO DO THE JOB.
THE SPILL IS TOO LARGE.
THE SPILL IS HIGHLY TOXIC.
YOU FEEL SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE
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TOOL BOX TOPIC – OIL SPILL CONTROL
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9. THANK
YOU
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TOOL BOX TOPIC – OIL SPILL CONTROL
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