240L Marine Oil & Fuel Spill Kit
Price range: $445.00 through $475.00 +GST
Marine oil and fuel spill response for marinas, ports and waterfront facilities.
Designed for spills involving oils, diesel, petrol and other compatible hydrocarbons. Supplied in a red 240L wheeled bin for convenient deployment in marine and waterfront environments.
Description
240L Marine Oil & Fuel Spill Kit — Standard & Professional
Mobile marine spill response equipment in a red 240L wheeled bin, suitable for planning spill response around marinas, ports, waterfront workshops and vessel servicing areas. Standard provides 70 midweight pads, three 3m marine booms, barrier tape and cleanup essentials. Professional upgrades to 100 heavy-weight pads, socks, an oil-only pillow and nitrile gloves. 240L describes bin volume, not tested liquid absorbency capacity.
Marine spill response and preparedness
Oil-only absorbents are designed for hydrocarbon spill response. Select containment methods based on the oil or fuel involved, water movement, weather and your site’s spill response plan. A kit alone does not guarantee compliance with AMSA or environmental regulations.
Restocking and refills
Inspect equipment regularly and replenish consumed absorbents and disposal supplies after each response.
Delivery and custom configurations
Australia-wide delivery available. Contact Spillmaster about collection or custom kit requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Professional upgrade include?
For $30 + GST more, Professional provides 100 heavy-weight pads rather than 70 midweight pads, five absorbent socks, an oil-only pillow and two pairs of nitrile gloves. Standard has three 3m booms and barrier tape.
Are both kits supplied in red bins?
Yes. Both Standard and Professional are supplied in red 240L wheeled bins.
Does 240L indicate the kit’s absorbency?
No. 240L is the bin’s nominal volume, not a tested absorbency capacity.
Can these kits help respond to oil spills on water?
The oil-only absorbents and marine booms support hydrocarbon containment and recovery planning. Actual deployment suitability depends on spill conditions and the site’s procedures.
Additional information
| Weight | 45 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 60 × 70 × 105 cm |
| Compliance & Best Use | Marine Safety Ready, Large‑Scale Oil & Fuel Spill Response, Ports Marinas & Commercial Vessel Operations, Commercial Vessel Survey & AMSA Compliance, Maximum‑Volume Waterway Pollution Containment, Rapid‑Deploy Mobile Waterfront Wheelie Bin Readiness, AMSA |
| Suitable Environments | Marinas Ports & Waterfront Facilities, Commercial & Work Vessels, Docks Jetties & Service Pontoons, Commercial Shipping Terminals & Cruise Ports, Slipways Shipyards & Heavy Marine Repair Facilities, Large Tugboat Fleets Barges & Support Vessels, Coastal Fuel Bunkering Stations & Refuelling Wharves, Aquaculture & Offshore Infrastructure Zones |
| Spill Types & Chemical Compatibility | Oil Fuel & Diesel, Hydrocarbon Spills on Water, Hydrophobic Absorbents Float & Repel Water, Catastrophic Inboard Engine Room & Bilge Failures, Bulk Fuel Bunkering & High‑Volume Bowser Overflows, Heavy-Duty Marine Crane & Winch Hydraulic Line Bursts, Massive Floating Diesel Fuel Slicks & Heavy Oil Slicks, Large-Scale Commercial Vessel Transmission & Gearbox Fluid Breaches |
| Kit Option | Standard, Professional |
Emergency Marine Spill Response: The 5 C’s Guide
Workplace & Vessel Safety Notice: This procedure is tailored specifically for the Spillmaster Marine Oil & Fuel Spill Kit 240L. It may be printed as a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), kept with the ship’s log, or displayed as a laminated placard near the bilge, fueling station, or marina berth.
1. CONTROL the Source & Risk
Open the red weather‑proof, salt‑resistant 240L wheeled spill kit bin, retrieve the nitrile gloves (2 pairs included), and ensure responders put them on before approaching the spill. If safe, immediately isolate the leak at its origin by shutting down fuel transfers, closing valves, plugging breaches, or securing tank vents to prevent further discharge into the vessel or the marine environment.
2. CONTAIN the Spread
For open water or large-scale containment, deploy the oil‑only polypropylene booms (125mm × 3m, 2 included), using the built-in clips to link them together to form a heavy-duty, continuous floating barrier that prevents fuel or oil from spreading across the water surface. Supplement the perimeter on decks or in tighter spaces by deploying the standard oil‑only absorbent socks (75mm × 1.2m, up to 5 included) end-to-end. Prioritise blocking access to scuppers, overboard drains, and open waterways.
3. COMMUNICATE the Hazard
Alert all crew, vessel passengers, or dock staff and immediately restrict access to the affected area, taking note of the heightened ignition, fire, and slip risks inherent to large marine fuel leaks. Notify the vessel master, port captain, or site WHS supervisor according to maritime safety protocols. Ensure the high-visibility spill kit sticker on the wheeled bin is properly maintained for rapid identification during an emergency.
4. CLEAN UP the Liquid
For concentrated pooling, tank overflows, or bulk bilge accumulations, deploy the oil‑only absorbent pillow (45cm × 45cm) directly into the flow to draw up bulk hydrocarbons. Use the necessary amount of heavy‑weight oil‑only poly pads (48cm × 43cm, up to 100 included) to cleanly skim fuel off the water’s surface or to wipe down fouled decks, hulls, and bulkheads. These specialized hydrophobic items will selectively absorb oils and fuels while completely repelling sea or bilge water. Collect all saturated materials and distribute them across the supplied contaminated waste bags (450mm × 720mm, up to 10 included) for safe handling.
5. CHECK & Restock
Inspect the hull, bilge, or water surface to ensure no slippery residue, dangerous fuel vapors, or rainbow sheen remains. Securely seal the contaminated waste bags and store them safely for proper disposal at an approved onshore maritime waste facility in accordance with local state EPA regulations. Restore full mobile response readiness by restocking the wheeled bin with a matching Spillmaster Refill Pack.
Product Identification & Verification Record
| Product: | 240L Marine Oil & Fuel Spill Kit |
| SKU: | Not specified |
| Category: | Marine Spill Kits |
| Record Type: | Product Identification & Reorder Reference |
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Emergency Spill Response: The 5 C’s Guide
- CONTROL the Source & Risk: Ensure appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is donned before approaching any hazardous release. If safe to do so, immediately mitigate the source by closing valves, uprighting damaged containers, or applying emergency plugging to stop further flow.
- CONTAIN the Spread: Deploy appropriate containment barriers, socks, or bunding around the perimeter of the spill to prevent fluid migration. Prioritise blocking access to stormwater drains, unsealed ground, and pedestrian thoroughfares.
- COMMUNICATE the Hazard: Alert nearby personnel, restrict site access around the affected zone, and notify your WHS supervisor or site emergency warden in accordance with facility safety protocols.
- CLEAN UP the Liquid: Apply matching loose absorbents, pads, or pillows directly onto the pooled liquid to capture, bind, and neutralize residues. Safely sweep up saturated materials and transfer all contaminated waste into certified disposal bags for secure handling.
- CHECK & Restock: Inspect the area thoroughly to ensure no residual hazards or slip risks remain. Seal and dispose of waste in compliance with local environmental regulations, and immediately restock equipment to maintain full operational readiness.
