absorbent pillows

Best Absorbent Pillows for Effective Spill Management

Herbert Post

Absorbent pillows effectively contain oil, chemical, and liquid spills in industrial and marine environments. This guide reviews top options, materials, and key applications.

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caution sign placed next to a spill

Why an Incidental Spill Isn’t Always an Emergency (And When...

Herbert Post

An incidental spill could catch you off guard if you’re not in the know. We outline what separates it from an emergency spill and how to manage both.

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1910.147 control of hazardous energy

Summary of the 1910.147 Standard: The Control of Hazardous Energy

Steven Stogner

OSHA 1910.147 sets the standards for lockout tagout. Find out how to establish energy control programs, conduct inspections, and train employees.

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oil containment booms deployed in a harbor

Types of Booms for Spill Control and How to Choose...

Herbert Post

There are different types of booms for spill control, but choosing the right one depends on the spill type, environment, and regulations. Learn how to select the right one.

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pile of oily rags igniting into flames

Fire Risk Alert: Spontaneous Combustion of Oily Rags and Used...

Herbert Post

Uncover how spontaneous combustion of oily rags and used absorbents occurs through chemical triggers and learn expert prevention methods to lower hazards.

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what is loto training

What Is LOTO Training? Understanding Training Requirements for Employees

Steven Stogner

What is LOTO training? Lockout tagout is a safety procedure that helps prevent hazardous energy accidents. Learn its training requirements and best practices.

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