Secondary Spill Containment

In a world where the importance of safety is paramount, complying with OSHA requirements for secondary containment is crucial. The legislation emphasizes the significance of storing hazardous substances significantly when chemical quantities exceed daily requirements. DENIOS, your trusted partner in hazardous materials management, offers a comprehensive range of solutions, including drum spill containment, dispensing stations, containment berms, spill decking, and racking and shelving. We understand the legal and technical specifications for indoor and outdoor storage of hazardous substances. Our mission is to provide the proper hazardous materials storage solutions customized to your company's unique needs and spatial constraints.

 Your advantages:

When safeguarding your workplace and complying with OSHA requirements for secondary containment, DENIOS stands as your trusted partner. We offer a diverse selection of spill containment pallets, each tailored to your unique needs. These pallets, available in acid- and alkali-resistant plastic or fireproof metal, adapt to the specific chemicals you're storing. With the ability to fit under a forklift or pallet truck, our solutions offer not only security but also the freedom of mobility during operations.

But that's not all. When dealing with outdoor storage of hazardous materials, it's about more than containment. It's about weathering the elements. DENIOS goes above and beyond with a product line from small yet sturdy polymer boxes for modest quantities to expansive steel containers and capacious outdoor hazardous materials storage areas, complete with covered intermediate zones. The design choice depends on the hazardous substances in your warehouse and, of course, the ever-important safety distances. With DENIOS, you get secure, compliant, and weather-protected hazardous materials storage, all in one package.

Essentially, we're not just providing storage solutions; we're the custodians of your safety and peace of mind. With DENIOS, you've got it contained, wherever and whatever it may be.

Primary containment is the primary vessel for holding hazardous substances during regular operations. Its purpose is to enclose the substance securely, preventing any spillage or leakage under normal circumstances.

In contrast, secondary containment is a backup measure to manage spills or leaks that occur if the primary containment fails. Unlike primary containers, secondary containment units are not consistently filled with the substance; they're explicitly designed as a protective barrier in case of emergencies.

While the distinction between primary and secondary containment is usually straightforward, specific solutions can serve dual purposes. For example, membranes may line a container, such as a transformer or tank, as secondary containment. However, when used to line a pond for fracking water or wastewater, that same membrane functions as primary containment. The functionality of these solutions adapts based on their specific application and context.