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A person must not undertake an activity that pollutes, or might pollute, the environment unless the person takes all reasonable and practicable measures to prevent or minimise any resulting environmental harm.  Environment Protection Act 1993, South Australia Environmental legislation...

Of course, the easiest spills to respond to are the ones that didn’t happen – that’s why many of our clients store their liquids in compliant permanent or temporary bunded areas or dangerous goods cabinets and stores.  However accidents will happen, and that’s when...

Accidental spills are often a common occurrence within an industrial workplace. If spills and leaks are not controlled, they can pose a serious threat to the environment and safety of personnel. Spills can often lead to hazardous situations and result in serious stormwater pollution. The f...

WorkCover NSW is reminding businesses of the importance of preventing injuries from slips, trips and falls after more than 71,000 workers were injured and 24 killed over the past three years. (General Manager of WorkCover’s Work Health and Safety Division, John Watson, said slips, tr...

If a spill was to occur, would you know how to respond to it? The purpose of "Spill Savvy", Argyle Commercial's basic spill kit training course, is to provide basic on site awareness to personnel in the workplace of their responsibility and duty of care in relation to the env...