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FREE SURVEY OF OIL STORAGE FACILITIES
June 1st 2005

Spills of oil and hazardous liquids, even in small quantities, can lead not only to personal injury but to major environmental damage.

To help companies bring their oil and fuel storage facilities in line with The Control of Pollution (Oil storage) (England) Regulations by the government’s deadline of 1st september 2005, Fosse Liquitrol is offering a free site survey.

This includes diagnosis and recommendations for practical solutions in a detailed written report that can be used to assist with insurance quotations and to support ISO 14001 applications.

The company supplies products that reduce the risk of environmental damage and the potential for litigation.

The company provides a full service package to suit any size of business. This can include assessment, bund construction and relining, BSIF-accredited spill prevention and response training packages and videos, fixed and portable secondary containment solutions, and a range of spill response products.

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Spill training takes off (1st April 2008)

Industry specific spill training offered by Fosse Liquitrol is designed to provide operators with the confidence to safely clean up spills on site.

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Prepared for spills (1st February 2008)

Fosse Liquitrol reports considerable interest in its Plant Nappy, a finalist in the last year's BSIF Product Innovation Awards. Recent developments to the Nappy will be on show at Sandown.

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New developments to deal with spills (1st December 2007)

Fosse Liquitrol reports considerable interest in its Plant Nappy, a finalist in the BSIF Product Innovation Awards this year. Recent developments to the Plant Nappy will be on show at Sandown.

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Economical spill pallet (1st October 2007)