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In manufacturing, spills happen. And whether they’re the result of equipment failure or human error. Their timing is usually unpredictable. Cleaning up an incidental spill as efficiently as possible helps keep your staff and your site safe. But first, what is an incidental spill? Spills are classified into two main groups: emergency spills and incidental spills. An incidental spill is a spill that does not pose a significant safety or health threat to employees in the immediate area and d …

In 2024 alone, 844 workers died from falls—accounting for 17% of workplace deaths. Many of these falls are preventable. Some falls are a result of improper training or hazardous worksites, while others stem from slippery conditions caused by leaks, drips and spills. Businesses with machinery that can leak should be prepared to clean up spills as fast as possible—whether big or small. Quick spill response helps protect your employees and reduce liability. See how the right absorbent p …