EMERGENCY SPILL RESPONSE –
Available 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week
Our On call teams are always ready to provide help, advice or to attend to your spill quickly and professionally.
IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO ALL URGENT CHEMICAL OR OIL SPILLS
Should you experience a oil or chemical spill, Taylors Industrial Services can provide an urgent response. Our team is only a phone call away and on hand 7 days a week, 365 days a year, no pressing of numbers or leaving voice mails, you will always speak to a person.
We cover most incidents, including ruptured containers or tanks as well as spills during fluid transfers or from leaking equipment.
All spill response operations are carried out by trained personnel and subject to specific Risk Assessments. Additionally, we can provide advice and guidance when it comes to the material that has been spilled.
Taylors Industrial can provide Spill Response Training sessions for your staff at your own premises. Certificates are provided for training records.
INVESTORS IN EFFICIENT SPILL RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY
There’s no uniform reaction to a spill, with the appropriate response determined by the quantity and the type of material involved. Taylors has invested in technology to handle all kinds of spills, no matter the scale. This equipment includes:
* Liquid Ring Tankers
* Safety Units – Complete with Cleaning and Safety Equipment
* Kaiser Whale Jet-Vac Tanker
* Combination Tankers – (tankers with built in jetting equipment)
* Fully trained personnel
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“Would like to convey my thanks, on behalf of 23 Degrees, for the prompt, efficient and professional response from the crew that attended our site, R. McNulty and M. Lovie. They did a terrific job, and we were able to return the workshop area which had been contaminated by the spillage to some semblance of normality in a relatively short timescale.”
