Spill Response Workshop

This specialized workshop, developed in partnership with a National Spill Response organization, provides both theoretical and practical training for managing hazardous spills. The course is product-specific and includes a hands-on emergency spill drill to reinforce key concepts and procedures.

Course Outcomes

Upon completion of the course, learners will have a clear understanding of the following:

1.                Initial Actions in a Spill Situation: Understanding what needs to be done immediately after a spill is detected.

2.                Identification of Hazards: Recognizing the type of spill and associated hazards.

3.                Getting Help: Knowing when and how to seek external support.

4.                Hazard Assessment: Identifying and evaluating the risks posed by the spill.

5.                Alert and Evacuate: Properly alerting personnel and ensuring safe evacuation.

6.                Securing the Area: Establishing boundaries to prevent further contamination and ensuring safety.

7.                Plan of Action: Developing a strategy to contain and clean the spill effectively.

8.                Decontamination and First Aid: Understanding how to manage contamination and provide first aid if necessary.

9.                Containment and Clean-Up: Practical techniques for containing and safely cleaning the spill.

10.             Investigation and Evaluation: Conducting post-incident analysis to determine causes and improvements.

Product-Specific Examples

•                 Product Identification: Understanding different types of spill products and their unique hazards.

•                 Hazards: Identifying the risks posed by various substances involved in spills.

•                 PPE (Personal Protective Equipment): Proper PPE selection based on the spill type.

•                 Practical Spill Drill: Participating in a real-world drill to practice response techniques.

Customisation

•                 The program can be tailored to align with specific organizational policies and procedures, ensuring relevance to the workplace environment.

Prerequisites

•                 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 2.

Target Group

•                 This workshop is designed for individuals entering or already employed in roles where they are responsible for handling or managing dangerous goods and need to be prepared for spill scenarios.

Course Details

•             Duration: 1 day

•             Price: R450 (excluding VAT)