Mounting Heavy Duty Tires & Rims

There are a number of keys practices to prevent work site spills:

• If you have a spill, address the issue, report it and engage your company support teams’ onsite.
• Be aware when performing routine and repetitive tasks.
• Prepare for cold weather and ensure equipment is ready for that challenging time of year.
• Take time before a job to address hazards that could cause a spill and correct them.
• Make a pledge to have a spill free day or shift, and challenge your co-workers to do the same.
• Identify spill related hazards, near misses and positive observations on your worksite and report them to the company so we can share and learn from them.
• Inspect equipment prior to use to identify potential spill sources and correct them.

If you witness a spill on site you have the following responsibilities:

• Report the spill to your supervisor and your client representative.
• Assess the potential hazard to people and the environment, and initiate the appropriate spill response.
• Compile any necessary information regarding the spill to make the investigation process a smooth one.

The proper management of waste is extremely important to Pipeworx and our client alike. Not only do we as a company need to ensure that waste are managed to minimize environmental impact, we must strive to reduce the amount of waste we create.