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There are a variety of occupations that routinely or occasionally involve coming into contact with spills of chemicals or other hazardous materials. Some of these spills can cause damage to equipment, facilities, and the environment, while some can even pose health hazards.  Spill Containment Berms Typically, when it comes to operations where spills are a frequent risk, companies take a proactive approach and utilize spill containment berms wherever possible. But using berms isn’t always an option, so many people choose to keep spill kits nearby while on the job. How can you tell if you’re in a line of work where having a spill kit handy would be advantageous? Here’s a list of four types of workers who can see practical benefits from keeping a spill kit accessible. Tow Truck Drivers When driving a tow truck, you often respond to accident scenes involving motor vehicles. It’s also common to be called out to tow a vehicle that, for whatever reason, has quit running. Both of these...

As you plan your end-of-the-year celebration, you can’t help but wonder how this next year will turn out—not only for you but for your construction team as well. As a leader, it’s up to you to set goals and resolutions for your crew this year. From using a water storage bladder to boosting team morale, here are three resolutions your construction team can make this year. Spill Containment Berms Stay Safer Safety should be your team’s number one priority at all times. You want every crew member to go home safely at the end of the day, and your job site should reflect your dedication to safety. While any time throughout the year is an excellent opportunity to review your safety practices, the transition to a new year is a great time to take a look back and see how you can improve based on the past year. If team members have had difficulty using power tools, it might be time to organize a training session and ensure everyone is comfortable with the standard operating rules. Maybe you...