Oil & Chemical Spill Kits
At CSG, we combine our specialist spill response capability with the right supply of spill kits and materials for better outcomes. Our range of oil & chemical spill kits will help you to manage an incident as soon as it occurs, reducing the complexities and high costs of a clean-up.
Oil and chemical spill kits are designed for different environments, spill sizes, and substance types. Common kit supplies include grab bags, static stations, or wheeled kits, depending on your needs. Our team is on hand to help you select the right kit.
Supporting businesses with spill preparedness, response and replenishment nationwide.
100s
of UK businesses
supplied with spill prevention and response equipment
How Does CSG Support Businesses With Spill Kits?
Tell us about the substances handled on your site, likely spill volumes and the areas needing protection. Relevant Safety Data Sheets, COSHH assessments and site information help our technical sales team recommend suitable spill kits, absorbents and containment equipment.
We can advise on kit type, capacity, placement and replenishment. Contents vary between products, so additional equipment such as drain covers or drum repair materials should be selected for the substances and conditions involved.
Browse our Spillcare Products Brochure and include any product references in your enquiry, or contact our team for help choosing suitable equipment.
Nationwide Delivery
We supply spill kits and absorbents to businesses across the UK
Expert Product Advice
Get help choosing the right spill kits for your site, risks and waste types
Oil, Chemical & General-Purpose Spill Kits
Choose from oil-only, chemical and general-purpose spill kits and absorbents
Spill Control Equipment
From absorbents and drain covers to bins, socks, pads and booms
Browse our Spillcare Products Brochure to view our range of spill kits, absorbents and containment equipment. Once you have found the product you need, include its reference number in the form below and a member of our team will contact you.
What You Can Expect From Our Oil & Chemical Spill Kits
We supply spill kits, absorbents and bunding solutions to help contain spills and reduce pollution risks.
- Expert advice available from technical sales team
- Advice on spill kit placement, contents and replenishment
- Ongoing replenishment of spill materials
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Built On Recognised Standards
Quality, environmental, and safety credentials supporting our spill kit supply and spill response services.
DNV-Certified
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SSIP Accredited
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RISQS
Pollution Services
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Who We Support
Our oil and chemical spill kits support organisations across a wide range of sectors, including:
Transport & Logistics
Spill kit selection for fuel, oil and maintenance risks in depots and haulage yards.
Agriculture
Product advice for farm fuel, oil and agrochemical spill risks, with compatibility checked against the substances involved.
Food & Beverage
Factories utilising food-grade lubricants and cleaning detergents
Construction
Sites managing heavy machinery and bulk fuel storage
We’ll help you choose suitable spill kits, absorbents and containment equipment for your site. Speak with our team
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Frequently Asked Questions About Oil & Chemical Spill Kits
Which spill kit do we need?
Choose a spill kit according to the substances involved, likely spill volume and site conditions.
Oil-only kits are designed for oils and compatible hydrocarbons. Chemical kits contain absorbents intended for specified chemicals, while general-purpose kits can cover a range of compatible oil- and water-based liquids.
Always check the manufacturer’s compatibility information against the substances handled on your site. Coolants, detergents and water-based fluids can still be hazardous, depending on their formulation. Our technical sales team can help you select suitable products using relevant Safety Data Sheets and site information.
For more information, see our official spill kit guide.Â
What size spill kit should we have as a minimum?
While there’s no hard and fast rule because it will depend on your site and risks, as a general guide, organisations should consider:
- The largest container that could fail
- The likelihood of a spill reaching drains or watercourses
- Whether multiple spill risks exist across the site
- How quickly additional support could be deployed
Let us know your site’s specific requirements and our technical sales team can advise on the most appropriate kit sizes and quantities.
Where should spill kits be located on site?
Spill kits are typically most effective when positioned close to potential spill sources, such as:
- Fuel storage areas
- Chemical storage locations
- Loading and unloading points
- Vehicle maintenance areas
- Process equipment
- Forecourts and depots
Keep kits clearly identified and readily accessible, with additional equipment in an alternative location where a spill could prevent safe access to the nearest kit. For more information, see the practical advice in GPP22.
Can CSG refill or replace used spill kits?
Yes – we can replenish used spill kits and absorbent materials following an incident, helping ensure your site remains prepared for future spill events.
We can also advise on stock levels and replenishment schedules for sites with ongoing spill risks.
Do you offer emergency spill response alongside kit supply?
Yes. Alongside spill kit supply, CSG provides specialist emergency spill response services. For an active incident, call our emergency hotline on 0800 587 3133, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
For advance planning, use the enquiry form to ask about hotline registration and setting up a pre-approved credit account. Our team will explain the arrangements and any information needed to complete registration. You can also sign up online.Â
Can you help us decide what we need based on COSHH assessments, SDS information and site layout?
We can. Our technical sales team can help review the substances stored or used on site, alongside relevant COSHH assessments, Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and site layouts.
This helps ensure the recommended spill kits, absorbents and spill-control measures align with the specific risks present rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.
Do we need more than one spill kit on site?
In many cases, yes. Larger sites, multiple storage areas or operations involving different substances may require several spill kits positioned in strategic locations.
The most effective arrangement will depend on your site’s size, layout, operational activities and spill risks.
What is the difference between a grab bag, static station and wheeled spill kit?
Grab bags provide portable spill-control supplies, while static stations create a fixed response point. Wheeled kits allow equipment to be moved around a site where access and conditions permit.
Absorbent capacity varies by product, so check the stated specification rather than relying on the container format alone. Our team can recommend suitable options for your site layout and spill risks.
Can spill kits help with environmental compliance?
Spill kits form part of a wider spill-prevention and environmental management strategy.
Having suitable spill-control equipment available can help organisations respond more effectively to incidents, reduce the risk of environmental contamination and support compliance with site-specific environmental responsibilities.
Do you supply bunding solutions as well as spill kits?
Yes. We can supply bunding solutions for drums, IBCs and other storage arrangements to help reduce spill risks and support compliant storage practices.
How often should spill kits be checked and replenished?
Set a checking schedule based on your site risk assessment and the manufacturer’s instructions. Confirm that each kit is accessible, clearly identified and stocked with suitable, undamaged materials.
Replace used, damaged or expired items promptly. Review kit contents and capacity whenever the substances handled or site activities change, and record checks as part of your site procedures.
How should used spill kit materials be disposed of?
Used absorbents, protective equipment and spill residues must be assessed according to the substances contaminating them. They may need to be managed as hazardous waste.
Keep contaminated materials in suitable, clearly labelled containers and arrange collection through an appropriately authorised waste contractor. Contact CSG for advice on assessment and collection arrangements; waste disposal should be agreed separately from kit replenishment.
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