Spill Response Management

Spill Response Management

Spill Response Training is designed to protect workers responding to hazardous spills and limit the potential environmental & financial impacts to companies.  Using experienced trainers with hands on knowledge, we take students through all aspects of spill response for hazardous materials in the work environment.

Level I (Half Day):

This a theory only classroom based program with minimal hands on. This is intended for the individuals not in the forefront of responding to hazardous spills.

Level II (Full Day):

This course is intended for the individuals that are handling onsite spills while following their current spill plan and procedures, and involves theory and hands on training. We incorporate a small to medium size spill (205 L volume estimate) response techniques.

Level III / Trainer Level (Two Day):

This is intended for the individuals who are handling onsite spills while following their current spill plan and procedures. We incorporate large spills (>205 L volume estimate) response techniques as outlined below. This program will include proper handling of hazardous waste, dangerous goods, and other potential risks. We will incorporate a risk assessment relating to spills to evaluate the potential of an incident.

Course Outline

  • Theory
  • Utilizing Hazard Resources
    • SDS, Technical Data and Bulletins, NIOSH/ERG
  • Reporting (Immediate and Follow Up) (each regulator has jurisdictional authority for spills)
  • Types of Spills (land, water, airborne releases, solid)
  • ERP/Emergency Personnel (Selection, Roles, and Responsibilities) 
  • PPE/Equipment (Selection, Inspection, Usage, and Maintenance)
  • Identification of Spills and Release Protocols and Procedures (using the current spill plan and trainer experience)
  • Absorbent and Spill Supply Product Selection (How to select the appropriate materials)
  • Control, Containment, and Absorbent Placement and Use
  • Procedures for Safe Response and Cleanup (Step by Step to Safely Assess, Identify, Control/Contain and respond to spills)
  • Decontamination (Person, Property, PPE, and Equipment decon)
  • Disposal of Wastes

Spill Response Management

Course Overview

4 Hours

1-3 Days

TDG & WHMIS

Exam

Included

Available Training Options

What Our Clients
Are Saying

Safety is about being prepared and proactive, not being reactive. We take pride in helping our partners across North America maintain the highest standards of regulatory compliance. Here are some instances where we’ve helped our clients navigate the complexities of hazardous materials with confidence.

Got Questions?

We Have Answers.

Find a quick answer to the most common questions about our spill management training.

Can’t find what you’re looking for?

Contact us here: info@globalhazmat.com
What is spill response management training?

Training that prepares your team to act when a hazardous material is released — recognizing the hazard, protecting themselves and others, containing the spill where it’s safe to do so, and knowing who to notify and what to report. The goal is a controlled, confident response instead of confusion in the first critical minutes.

Anyone who could encounter a spill as part of their work — warehouse and production staff, drivers, receiving personnel, site supervisors, and members of your emergency response or spill team. The level of training depends on the role: recognizing and reporting a spill is different from actively containing and cleaning one up.

It depends on your operation, the materials you handle, and the jurisdiction. Many workplaces are required to have spill response procedures and trained personnel under environmental and occupational health and safety regulations, and dangerous goods regimes expect emergency response knowledge. We can help you determine what applies to your site.

Yes — that’s the point of doing it properly. We build the session around the products on your site, your storage and handling areas, and your existing response procedures, so the training transfers directly to the situations your team could actually face.

The plan is the documented set of procedures — who does what, what gets contained, who gets notified. The training makes sure your people can actually carry it out under pressure. The two work together, and we can develop both.

Yes. Response skills fade when they aren’t used, so periodic refreshers keep your team sharp and current with any changes to your materials or procedures. We provide both initial and refresher training.