This year, we are proud to celebrate Kim’s five-year anniversary with Ecospill.
Over the last five years, Kim has played an important role in supporting our customers, distributors, and our internal operations. We caught up with Kim to look back on her time with the business.
What are you most proud of achieving during your time at Ecospill?
I’m proud to have played a part in improving processes and structure across the business. It’s also been rewarding to support some of our key distributor partners and contribute to projects across Europe.
What challenges have helped you grow the most professionally
Working at Ecospill has helped me grow professionally in many ways. Every day brings something different, and those new experiences and challenges have helped build my confidence and knowledge over the years.”
What has kept you engaged and motivated to stay with the company for five years?
Every day is different. There’s always a new challenge to tackle or something new to learn, which keeps the role interesting and rewarding.”
This June, we are delighted to celebrate Katie’s five-year anniversary with Ecospill.
Since starting 5 years ago (during Covid) Katie has become a valued member of our warehouse team, developing extensive product knowledge and supporting the smooth day-to-day running of operations. We caught up with Katie to reflect on her journey so far
What are you most proud of achieving during your time at Ecospill?
I’m most proud of the knowledge I’ve gained over the last five years. I’ve learned a huge amount about our products and the wider range we offer, which has helped me grow in confidence in my role.
What has kept you engaged and motivated to stay with the company for five years?
The people. Everyone has always been friendly and welcoming (in every department), and it’s a great team to be part of. The support from colleagues has made a real difference
What new skills have you developed during your time with Ecospill?
I’ve had the opportunity to develop a range of skills across warehouse operations, including gaining my forklift licence. It’s been great to continue learning and taking on new responsibilities, and I’m really proud with what I do on a day-in-day out basis.
Ecospill is pleased to announce that the full Dirteeze industrial wipes range is now available through Inventory Managed Services (IMS).
Following the recent relaunch of IMS, distributors and their customers can now access the complete range of Dirteeze wet wipes and non-woven wiping solutions as part of their managed consumables programme, helping ensure the right products are always available when and where they are needed.
This latest development further strengthens IMS as a complete workplace consumables management solution, combining absorbents, spill response products and industrial wipes within a single managed service.
IMS helps businesses maintain control of essential spill response and workplace consumables through a managed replenishment service.
Available in robust steel or sustainable correx formats, IMS stations provide a visible, organised location for absorbents and wipes, helping improve housekeeping, reduce waste and ensure critical products are always available when required.
Steel stations can be configured as single or dual-roll units, allowing customers to combine absorbent products and industrial wipes within one convenient location.
Every IMS installation begins with a site survey carried out by one of our experienced assessors.
The assessment identifies areas at risk from spills and contamination, helping businesses understand the potential impact on the environment, operations and employees.
The results allow us to recommend the most appropriate absorbents, spill response equipment and wiping products for each area of the site, ensuring the correct products are available exactly where they are needed.
The survey also provides valuable insight into site processes, helping organisations improve spill preparedness, environmental protection and workplace safety.
The Dirteeze range has been developed for real-world industrial environments, designed to solve genuine cleaning and maintenance challenges rather than follow trends and has a reputation within the industry and a strong reliable wipe brand.
Whether cleaning hands, tools, machinery, surfaces or responding to spills, every Dirteeze product has been engineered with performance, durability and ease of use in mind.
Dirteeze Wet Wipes combine purpose-built substrates with carefully formulated cleaning solutions to deliver reliable cleaning performance across a wide range of industrial applications.
Unlike many industrial wipes that use polypropylene substrates, many Dirteeze wet wipes utilise spunlace technology, helping improve liquid release and cleaning performance while reducing the tendency to simply push contamination across surfaces.
Dirteeze Non-Woven Wipes use innovative fibre compositions to deliver optimum wiping performance, from rag replacement through to technical process wiping.
The range is also structured to make product selection simple, with clearly defined solutions and colour-coded packaging that helps users choose the right wipe for the right job.
Our mission is simple: to solve real people’s problems with the right wipe for the right job. Reliable, tough and built for the real world, without compromise.
Wet Wipes Range
The Dirteeze wet wipes range is available in a variety of formats including flowpacks, tubs, buckets and giant wipes, depending on the product selected.
The range includes:
These products provide effective cleaning solutions for everything from heavy-duty grime removal and workshop cleaning to specialist glass, plastic and surface preparation applications.
Non-Woven Wipes Range
The Dirteeze Non-Woven range includes products suitable for rag replacement, low-lint applications, food production environments, solvent use, oils, lubricants, spill response and technical process wiping.
Products include:
For customers operating dual-roll IMS stations, SONTEK65 is particularly suited to installation alongside absorbent roll products.
This creates a practical combination of spill response and everyday maintenance wiping from a single station, ensuring employees have immediate access to the products they need while maintaining a clean, organised working environment.
Historically, IMS stations have been stocked exclusively with the Ecowipes range.
While existing Ecowipes stock remains available, customers looking to transition to Dirteeze products can speak with their Regional Business Development Manager to identify suitable like-for-like alternatives and determine the most appropriate solution for their application.
Our team will be happy to guide distributors and end users through the available options and recommend the best products based on site requirements and usage patterns.
The addition of the full Dirteeze range further strengthens IMS as a complete workplace consumables management solution, giving distributors and end users greater flexibility, improved product choice and simplified stock control.
By combining spill response products, absorbents and industrial wipes within a managed service, IMS helps businesses improve operational efficiency while ensuring essential products are always available when needed.
To find out more about IMS, arrange a site survey or discuss the Dirteeze range, contact your Regional Business Development Manager today. Or fill in the form today to request a sample.
Every workplace that stores, handles or uses liquids faces some level of spill risk. From manufacturing facilities and construction sites to warehouses, workshops and distribution centres, even a small spill can quickly become a costly incident if it is not properly controlled.
Oil, fuel, chemicals and other hazardous substances can cause environmental damage, create slip hazards, disrupt operations and expose businesses to potential regulatory action.
That is why understanding your spill risks before an incident happens is so important.
What is a Spill Site Survey?
A Spill Site Survey is a professional review of how liquids are stored, handled and managed across your site.
At Ecospill, our experienced team works with businesses to identify potential spill hazards, assess existing control measures and highlight areas where improvements may be needed.
Rather than simply focusing on spill response, a Spill Site Survey looks at prevention, containment, drainage, environmental protection and overall site preparedness.
The result is a clearer understanding of your risks, supported by practical recommendations to help reduce them.
Why Spill Site Surveys Matter
Spills can happen in any workplace, regardless of size or industry.
Containers can leak, drums can be damaged, transfer processes can fail and liquids can escape during everyday operations. Without the right controls in place, spilled liquids can enter drainage systems, contaminate land or watercourses, create safety risks and interrupt business activity.
A Spill Site Survey helps identify these vulnerabilities before they become incidents.
Taking a proactive approach can help reduce environmental risk, support compliance objectives and improve how prepared your site is in the event of a spill.
What Does a Spill Site Survey Cover?
Every site is different, so each survey is tailored to your workplace. Typically, an Ecospill Spill Site Survey will review:
By looking at how liquids move around your site, the survey provides a practical picture of where risks exist and how they can be managed more effectively.
Supporting Compliance and Environmental Responsibility
Environmental responsibilities continue to grow across many industries, with greater focus on pollution prevention and risk management.
A Spill Site Survey can help your business understand where gaps may exist and what practical steps can be taken to reduce risk.
Beyond compliance, preventing spills shows a clear commitment to protecting employees, local communities and the environment. It can also help reduce the chance of incidents that may affect operations, reputation and customer confidence.
For businesses working towards environmental standards such as ISO 14001, a Spill Site Survey can provide valuable insight into current practices and identify opportunities for continuous improvement.
Turning Insight into Action
One of the biggest benefits of a Spill Site Survey is the clear, actionable information it provides.
Following the survey, Ecospill can provide a written report outlining the findings, highlighting any identified risks and recommending practical improvements.
This may include changes to storage and containment, improvements to spill response equipment, additional employee training or measures to strengthen overall spill preparedness.
Rather than simply highlighting problems, the report provides a practical roadmap to help businesses prioritise improvements and make informed decisions about managing risk.
Taking the Next Step After Your Spill Site Survey
A Spill Site Survey does more than identify risks. It provides a foundation for improving how spills are prevented, managed and responded to across your organisation.
For many businesses, the findings from a survey often uncover opportunities to strengthen spill preparedness through additional services and support.
Keep Your Spill Equipment Ready with IMS
A common issue identified during site surveys is that spill kits, absorbents and response equipment are poorly located, incomplete or not routinely checked.
Ecospill’s Inventory Managed Service (IMS) helps ensure your spill response equipment remains fully stocked, accessible and ready for use. Through scheduled site visits, our team monitors stock levels, replenishes used products and helps maintain compliance across your facility.
By combining a Spill Site Survey with IMS, businesses can move from identifying risks to actively managing them on an ongoing basis, ensuring critical spill response equipment is always available when it is needed most.
Build Confidence Through Spill Response Training
Having the right spill response equipment is only part of the solution. Employees also need the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively when an incident occurs.
A Spill Site Survey may identify areas where additional training could improve response times, reduce environmental impact and strengthen workplace safety.
Ecospill’s Spill Response Training equips employees with practical skills and real-world knowledge, helping them understand how to assess, contain and manage spills safely and effectively.
Training can also help organisations demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility while improving confidence across the workforce.
Creating a Complete Spill Management Strategy
When combined, Spill Site Surveys, IMS and Spill Response Training provide a comprehensive approach to spill management.
Together they help organisations:
Create a Safer, More Prepared Workplace
Effective spill management starts with understanding where risks exist.
Spill kits and emergency response plans are essential, but they are only one part of a wider spill prevention strategy. A Spill Site Survey helps organisations take a proactive approach by identifying potential issues before they become costly incidents.
By understanding how liquids are managed across a site and where improvements can be made, businesses can strengthen environmental protection, support compliance objectives and create a safer workplace for everyone.
Book Your Spill Site Survey
Whether you’re reviewing existing spill management procedures, preparing for an audit, working towards ISO 14001 objectives or simply looking to improve environmental performance, an Ecospill Spill Site Survey can provide valuable insight and practical recommendations.
Identify Your Spill Risks
Gain a clear understanding of where vulnerabilities exist and receive practical recommendations tailored to your workplace.
Discover Inventory Managed Services (IMS)
Take the hassle out of managing spill kits, absorbents and spill response equipment with a proactive replenishment and management programme.
Arrange Spill Response Training
Give your team the skills and confidence to respond quickly and effectively when spills occur.
Become Spill Prepared, Not Ill Prepared
Speak to the Ecospill team today and discover how our Spill Site Surveys, Inventory Managed Services and Spill Response Training can help protect your people, your business and the environment.
Contact Ecospill today or fill in the form below to arrange your Spill Site Survey and take the first step towards a safer, more prepared workplace.
This May, Jane marked an incredible milestone: 15 years at Ecospill. Over the past decade and a half, she has played a major role in the growth of the business, as well as being one of its very first employees! From joining as a Sales Administrator to now managing the accounts across the full group of companies.
We caught up over a coffee, where Jane shared some of her personal favourite moments and what has made her most proud over the last 15 years.
What has been your favourite moment so far?
Being involved in the growth of Ecospill from the very beginning and seeing how it has grown, changed and developed over the years. Also, moving into our new larger Accounts Office last year is one of my personal favourites, showcasing how the business has grown and the important role a strong accounts team plays within the business.
What’s one thing you’ve learned during your time here?
Every day is a school day. I learn something new every day in the accounts department. There’s always a challenge or situation that makes you think outside the box. It keeps us on our toes.
What are you most proud of achieving?
Building up the accounts team and developing all the procedures and systems over the years.
What was your role in the beginning, and where are you at right now? Can you compare then and now?
I joined Ecospill as one of the first employees when the business began trading, joining as a Sales Administrator in May 2011. I was promoted to manage the accounts for Ecospill when we relocated to Hellaby, Rotherham, in May 2012. Seven years later, we outgrew those premises and moved to our current larger site here in Aldwarke, Rotherham. As the company’s portfolio of businesses has increased, and all the businesses have grown, I’ve established an accounts team to support those growing needs. I’m now Group Head of Finance for the full group of companies.
When I think back to starting in 2011, I knew the Marks had big aspirations, and it’s been a pleasure to play my part in that journey. What an achievement for the Directors and for all the staff involved over the years.
I still smile when I think about our humble beginnings and where we are today. Even after 15 years, I’m still looking forward to the next chapter here at Ecospill and the exciting developments we have planned for the future.
If your business handles oils, chemicals, fuels, or liquids of any kind, spill control is not optional. It is a critical part of your health, safety, and environmental responsibilities.
A common question we hear is:
The answer is not always one or the other. It depends on your environment, risk level, and how your operations function day to day.
In this blog, we break down the differences, use cases, and how to choose the right solution for your site.
A spill kit is a portable spill response solution designed to be used immediately at the point of a spill.
Most kits include:
Spill kits are ideal for:
Explore Ecospill’s extensive range of spill kits:
A spill station is a fixed spill response point, stocked with absorbents and equipment and positioned in key risk areas.
They are typically installed:
View Ecospill chemical, oil-only or maintenance spill stations
The Short Answer
Every site is different. A professional site survey is the most effective way to determine where spill kits and spill stations should be located.
The best solution for most businesses is a combination of both:
Together, they form a complete and effective spill response strategy.
Many businesses stop at simply installing stations. However, this often leads to:
This is where Inventory Managed Service (IMS) transforms your spill response strategy.
Ecospill’s IMS solution provides fully managed wipe and absorbent stations, ensuring your site is always prepared.
This includes:
IMS moves your business from reactive purchasing to proactive risk management.
This approach aligns directly with ISO 14001 principles of continual improvement and environmental protection.
Want to know more about IMS, check out our Who What and Why of IMS blog
For distributors and safety professionals, moments such as new site setups, warehouse expansions, audits identifying compliance gaps, or spill incidents that expose weaknesses in existing procedures all represent opportunities to add real value.
The challenge is often time, resources, and expertise.
That’s why we have created a simple approach for our trusted distribution partners, helping turn these opportunities into added value with one straightforward email.
Best option: Spill Kits with targeted Spill Stations
Why: Spill risks are mobile and unpredictable.
Other Ecospill products that will help with your Construction spill response plan: Plant Nappy
Best option: Spill Stations with supporting Spill Kits
Why: Controlled environments benefit from fixed response points.
Other Ecospill products that will help with your Workshop spill response plan: Trade Wipes
Best option: Combination approach
Why: Multiple risk zones require layered protection.
Other Ecospill products that will help with your Factory spill response plan: Spill pallets for drums and IBCs
Best option: Spill Stations with targeted Spill Kits
Why: Fast response is critical in high traffic environments.
Other Ecospill products that will help with your Warehouses spill response plan: Drain protection
Spills are not just a minor inconvenience. They can have serious consequences for the environment, your operations, and your people:
Even small quantities of oil or chemicals can spread rapidly and cause significant damage.
For official UK guidance, see the Environment Agency pollution prevention advice here
Spill control plays a key role in meeting:
ISO 14001 highlights the importance of emergency preparedness and response, which includes having appropriate spill control measures in place.
At Ecospill, our solutions support:
How to Decide What Your Business Needs
Ask yourself:
At Ecospill, we support this process through:
These surveys provide independent, practical recommendations to improve your spill response strategy.
Neither is universally better. Spill kits are ideal for mobility and rapid response. Spill stations provide structure and compliance. Most businesses require both.
UK regulations require businesses to prevent pollution and manage spill risks. While specific products may not be named, spill kits and stations are widely recognised as best practice.
If you are asking, “what is best for my business, spill kits or spill stations?”, the answer is clear:
The most effective solution is a well planned combination of both, supported by a managed approach.
By integrating spill kits, spill stations, and an Inventory Managed Service, your business benefits from:
If you are unsure what your site needs, Ecospill can help you assess your risks and implement a solution that works.
Fill in the form below to find out more about managed and stocked absorbent and wipe spill stations:
In many workplaces, spill management opportunities appear every day but they are often missed on risk assessments or site visits. These opportunities can appear when:
A new site opens.
A warehouse expands.
An audit identifies compliance gaps.
Or a spill incident highlights weaknesses in existing procedures.
For distributors and safety professionals, these moments represent an opportunity to add real value to customers. The challenge is often time, resources and expertise.
That is exactly why Ecospill created the Inventory Managed Services (IMS)activation process, designed to make it simple for distributors to involve Ecospill’s spill specialists and help their customers improve their spill preparedness and compliance.
Ecospill supports our trusted distributors and organisations with practical solutions including managed wipe and absorbent stations, professional site surveys and spill response training.
Step 1 – Spot the Opportunity
Some common triggers include:
These situations often highlight areas where spill control measures could be improved and old and existing methods can be challenged.
Step 2 – Send One Email
Once an opportunity is identified, getting support from Ecospill is simple.
Just send the key site details to:
There is no need to check regional coverage or identify which Business Development Manager is responsible for the site.
The Ecospill team will take it from there.
Step 3 – Ecospill Conducts the Survey
Our specialists will carry out a professional spill site survey and provide practical recommendations tailored to the customer’s environment.
Following the survey, Ecospill prepares a ready-to-issue proposal that the distributor can present directly to the customer.
This ensures the solution is both technically appropriate and commercially clear.
Many customers also benefit from installing managed wipe and absorbent stations to ensure spill response materials are always visible and ready for use.
Absorbents & Wipers shouldn’t be hard to find when you need them most. Ecospill IMS Managed Stations keep spill response materials visible, accessible and fully replenished helping maintain cleaner, safer shopfloors.
Step 4 – Why This Approach Works
The IMS activation process benefits both distributors and their customers.
For distributors
For customers
Supporting Customers to Be Spill Prepared
Spill management should not only be reactive. By identifying opportunities early and involving specialist support, organisations can put practical solutions in place before incidents occur.
With Ecospill’s IMS activation process, involving expert support can be as simple as sending one email.
Ecospill works with distributors and organisations to improve spill preparedness through training, site surveys and practical solutions such as managed wipe and absorbent stations.
If you spot an opportunity to improve spill preparedness, our team is ready to help.
Be spill prepared, not ill prepared.
If you would like to find out more, speak to your regional Business Development Manager.
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Any company with the potential for a spill should have trained staff in place and the correct products available to contain or absorb spilled liquids. The emergency plan should be simple and straightforward, flexible, and designed to achieve the necessary compliance with legislative requirements.
The spill plan should include prevention measures and clear guidance on how to contain, clean up, and dispose of spilled material. This will also include having the necessary spill management products positioned around the site(s), which will consist of, but not be limited to, spill kits and absorbent granules.
Workers tasked with cleaning a spill should also understand how to decontaminate affected surfaces. Using a spill response plan ensures that any spill is fully absorbed and contained, minimising danger, reducing the risk of heavy fines, and ensuring your company operates within legal requirements.
Please find below Ecospill’s 10 steps to perfect spill response.
Effective spill management is a critical part of health, safety, and environmental protection in any workplace. From minor leaks to major incidents, knowing how to manage a workplace spill correctly can prevent injuries, environmental damage, costly clean-ups, and regulatory action.
This above guide outlines the perfect spill response using a clear, practical 10-step spill response process designed to help businesses manage spills in the workplace safely, confidently, and compliantly.
Poor spill management can lead to:
A structured spill response plan ensures your team knows exactly what to do when a spill occurs, reducing risk and improving response time, and helps you towards your ISO14001 accreditation, by to showing your ongoing plans to improve environmental performance, ensure legal compliance, and reduce waste.
The first step in managing spills in the workplace is to stop and assess the situation.
Check for injuries and determine whether it is safe to proceed. Always refer to your company’s spill management or spill response plan before taking action. A calm, controlled assessment is the foundation of an effective spill response.
Identify the substance that has been spilled and assess the level of risk.
Different liquids, such as oils, fuels, chemicals, or unknown substances, require different spill response methods. Correct identification ensures the right absorbents, PPE, and containment equipment are used.
If the risk of responding is too great, do not attempt to manage the spill alone.
Keep people away from the area and seek assistance from trained spill responders or emergency services. Effective spill management always prioritises safety over speed.
Before continuing, ensure you and any co-responders are wearing the correct personal protective equipment (PPE).
This may include gloves, goggles, masks, or protective clothing depending on the substance involved. PPE is essential for safe spill response and exposure prevention.
If it is safe to do so, shut off the source of the spill at its origin.
If this isn’t possible, close to the source instead to limit further release. Stopping the spill quickly is one of the most effective ways to reduce clean-up time and environmental impact.
Containing the spill is a critical stage in workplace spill management.
Use spill booms, absorbent socks, or other containment products to prevent spread.
For outdoor spills, protect drains and watercourses using drain covers or temporary seals.
Once the spill is fully contained, proceed with clean-up if it is safe to do so.
Use suitable absorbents from your spill kit to recover the liquid efficiently. Always work methodically and avoid spreading contamination.
All contaminated absorbents and materials must be bagged, labelled, and disposed of in line with local waste regulations.
Where required, decontaminate the affected area and any equipment used during the spill response.
After the incident, replenish all spill kits and absorbent stocks that were used.
Being prepared is essential to effective spill management. Restocking ensures your site is ready for the next incident. Ecospill also offer Inventory Managed Serviced, Spill and Wipe Stations to help ongoing sites with their replenishment. Click here to find out if IMS could help you?
The final step in the perfect spill response is to complete an after-spill report.
Review what happened, assess team performance, and make recommendations to improve spill management procedures, training, or equipment. Implement changes to reduce the risk of future spills.
Knowing how to manage a workplace spill is essential for protecting employees, the environment, and your business. By following these 10 steps, organisations can achieve a safe, compliant, and effective spill response every time.
A strong spill management strategy combines:
If you don’t have a spill response plan in place, or want to ensure your current plan is up to date, speak to your Ecospill distributor. Site surveys can be carried out jointly with an Ecospill representative to help assess your organisation’s risks and identify the most suitable spill management products and solutions.
On 1st February 2026, Sam marked an incredible milestone – 10 years at Ecospill. Over the past decade, he’s been part of the business through periods of growth, change, and development, both professionally and personally. From joining as an Internal Business Development Manager to now representing Ecospill face to face as one of our Regional Business Development Managers.
We caught up over a cuppa, where Sam shared some of his favourite moments and what he’s most proud of achieving over the last 10 years.
What has been your favourite moment so far?
Watching the growth of Ecospill has been my favourite part of the journey. Being able to see the business develop, expand its offering, and strengthen relationships with customers over time has been extremely rewarding. Knowing that I’ve played a part in that growth makes it even more meaningful.
What’s one thing you’ve learned during your time here?
One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is that patience is key. Building long-term success doesn’t happen overnight, and strong relationships take time to develop. I’ve also learned that people buy from people they trust, respect, and genuinely like.
What are you most proud of achieving?
I’m most proud of being able to watch Ecospill grow during a period of significant change in my own life. Over the same time, I’ve become a dad and continued to develop alongside the company. It feels as though my personal growth and Ecospill’s growth have gone hand in hand.
What was your role in the beginning, and where are you at right now? Can you compare then and now?
I originally joined Ecospill as an Internal Business Development Manager. Over time, I’ve taken on a variety of roles within the business, gaining a strong understanding of both internal operations and customer needs. I’ve since transitioned into an external facing role as a Regional Business Development Manager, where I now spend time meeting customers face to face, supporting them with Site Surveys, Training and helping them support their customers.
Ecospill Group Holdings is pleased to announce the appointment of Matt Russell as Group Head of Marketing.
While this marks Matt’s official arrival in the business, his relationship with Ecospill is well established. For more than seven years, Matt has worked closely with the group in various capacities. His journey with the business began working alongside Tony Singleton and has continued in recent years with Matt supporting both Ecospill and YourLink as a creative consultant. Over this time, he has developed an in-depth understanding of the brands, values, and markets that define the group.
Matt brings with him a creative-first approach underpinned by strong strategic foundations. Holding a degree in Graphic Design and more than 12 years’ experience in marketing, his career spans small creative studios, international marketing agencies, and most recently self-employment. This breadth of experience gives him a balance of hands-on creativity and commercial insight.
Matt’s decision to join Ecospill reflects a shared belief in the long-term vision of the group and a collective commitment to building brands that are clear, credible, and impactful. As the business continues to grow, marketing will play an increasingly important role in strengthening brand awareness, supporting distribution partners, and communicating the value of the group’s products and services.
Speaking on the appointment, Head of Operations Steve Howden highlighted that bringing Matt in-house is a natural progression of a long-standing partnership and an important step forward for the business. The investment in marketing reflects the group’s commitment to continued growth and will help communicate clearly and confidently with customers, partners, and the wider industry.
“Ecospill Group Holdings is delighted to welcome Matt Russell formally into the business and looks forward to the creativity, leadership, and strategic direction he will bring as the company continues to protect and care for the environment, industry, and its people”.
Since 2010, Ecospill has led the UK in spill management and spill solutions, providing top-quality spill prevention and containment products. Trusted as the “first choice” for practical, cost-effective solutions, Ecospill supports sectors like oil and gas, utilities, construction, and aerospace. With a vast range of absorbents and spill response products, Ecospill delivers tailored solutions through an established distributor network, meeting the specific needs of UK industries.
For expert spill management support, enquiries, or to learn about becoming an Ecospill distributor, contact our dedicated team today.
