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February 21, 2012
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diesel spill led to fatal road accident

Lorry’s diesel spill led to fatal road accident
Belfast Newsletter
A police sergeant gave evidence that the PSNI had received four separate reports of a lorry leaking fuel in the area prior to the collision, and that the source of the spillage was a Scania lorry owned by Loane Transport of Kesh.
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March 10, 2011
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Theives cause 300 litres oil leak

Thieves are thought to be responsible for approx 300 litres of heating oil fuel to be leaked from a tank at a community centre at Penmorna on the 3rd March.

Damage was caused to a pipe and a valve was found to be open.

Police are urging home owners to be extra vigilant and to make sure that their tanks were secure.

Firefighters from Porthmadog were called to the scene. The oil is believed to have flowed into domestic drains and a water course. There was no risk to members of the public.

Firefighters succeeded in stopping the flow and used environmental spill packs to assist with their work.

March 10, 2011
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Worker burned in factory acid spill

A MAN suffered burns and workers had to be evacuated when chemicals spilled at an industrial unit in Nuneaton.

Fire crews used specialist gas-tight suits and breathing apparatus to deal with a nitric acid spill at Technic UK.

Seven fire appliances and an ambulance attended the scene on the 8th March.

One man was taken to hospital for treatment to acid burns. The area remained closed for several hours, while a specialist contractor was called in to dispose of the chemicals.

March 7, 2011
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Chaos on M20 following chemical spill

Two incidents on the M20 over the last 24-hours have caused chaos for motorists.

This morning, the main carriageway was closed on the London-bound stretch at junction 11 at Hythe because of an overturned vehicle spilling chemicals across the road.

February 26, 2011
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Job Hut with Sump

 

 

The job hut is the plastic outdoor storage system par excellence, made of a single extra large element. This supersized 8-drum storage space is the most cost-conscious storage container currently available on the market. As for the Hazard Hut, its built-in characteristics are way ahead of its competitors: its built-in vents, tether hooks, extrawide door opening and excellent forkliftability make the Job Hut a state-of-the-art product.

 

100% UV stable polyethylene

Does not rust, no maintenance

One-piece moulded design

No joints or seams to leak

Extra large door

Large access

Built-in vents

Reduced fumes

Lightweight

Easy to handle

Tetherable

Remains upright

Very low Easy access

 

DIMENSIONS:

Exterior

Length 229

Width 159

Height 236

Interior

Length 178

Width 129

Height 208

All sizes are in cm.

Weight 232 kg

Maximum load 3632 kg

Sump capacity 272 litres

 

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February 26, 2011
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Roads reopen after hydrochloric acid leak

ROADS have reopened in the Newton Aycliffe area following a leak of hydrochloric acid at the former Fujitsu plant on the 18th Feb 2011.

Emergency services were called to the scene at around 5am.

Hydrochloric acid had begun leaking from a container in the plan.

Fire and ambulance crews responded to the alert and the main road to the plant, Millennium Way, was closed to traffic.

Fire crews were able to enter the factory, wearing breathing apparatus, to carry out pumping operations to remove the acid from the leaking container.

Fire station manager Dane Rollo said: “The acid has been captured on the site. We are satisfied there has been no leak into drains or rivers.

February 26, 2011
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Environment Agency reprimands Bramall Construction for oil spill

Environment Agency reprimands construction company following River Tawd pollution.

Oil leaked into the river last November and the Environment Agency traced the spill to St Luke’s school in Digmoor which was being demolished at that time.

Bramall Construction who were responsible for the demolition were warned in a letter.

The firm said the leak started when an oil tank was moved by one of their sub-contractors.

Ian Gaskell, Environment Officer for the Environment Agency said, “Through our investigations which took place through a complex system of underground rivers, and culverted rivers, we were able to trace the source of the pollution.”

February 25, 2011
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Hazard Hut with Sump

Hazard Hut with Sump

Hazard Hut with Sump

The hazard hut is a 4-drum outdoor storage solution. This one-piece moulded container with built-in sump sets the standard when it comes to accessibility, robustness and reliability. Moulded-in vents, lockable doors, and the possibility to transport the huts with a forklift are the unique properties which set the Hazard Hut apart from its competitors.

100% maintenance-free and extremely solid.
Optional Ramp

100% UV stable polyethylene
Does not rust or corrode
One-piece moulded design
No joints or seams to leak
Double door
Large access
Built-in vents
Reduced fumes
Lightweight Easy to handle
Tetherable
Remains upright

DIMENSIONS:
Exterior:
Length 161 
Width 170 
Height 181

Interior:
Length 136
Width 136
Height 132

All sizes are in cm

Weight 116 kg
Maximum load 1800 kg
Sump capacity 273 litres

Price: £1540.00

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February 11, 2011
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Roads closed at Strangeways prison following chemical tanker spill

An area near Strangeways prison was closed off on the morning of 11th Feb following a suspected chemical spill.

 

Emergency services were called to Mary Street in Manchester city centre following reports a tanker had spilled liquid onto the road at around 8.15am.

 

The tanker was marked up as containing toxic chemicals, possibly Xylene which is a an extremely flammable liquid.

 

Firefighters wearing special chemical suits are at the scene trying to contain the spillage.

 

Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said, “We are assessing the material. We believe some of it may have leaked into the drains. We are working with the Environment Agency to deal with any run-off.”

 

Police closed roads around the scene while firefighters dealt with the incident.

February 11, 2011
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Care home residents in Letchworth evacuated after chemical spill

Elderly residents at a Letchworth care home were evacuated after a chemical spill inside the building on the 10th Feb.

Emergency services were alerted to an incident at The White House residential home and had to move 62 people to another part of the building because of the spill.

11 people were treated by paramedics for eye irritation.

Firefighters entered the building using breathing apparatus to tackle the noxious substance, believed to be cleaning fluid, and were decontaminated when exiting.

The building was ventilated by high pressure fans.

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