Spill Response Training
A 90-minute non-accredited course delivered by Capital Construction Training for construction site workers. Covers the five-step spill response (Stop, Assess, Contain, Clean Up, Report), selecting and using the right spill kit, and when to escalate to a supervisor or emergency services.
Course Details
Who this course is for
Anyone working on a construction site who could encounter fuels, oils, hydraulic fluid, concrete slurry, or chemical spills — plant operators, labourers, storepersons, leading hands, and site supervisors. Suitable as a toolbox-style session for any tier of construction site.
What you’ll learn
- What counts as a spill, and how to spot and prevent one before it happens
- The five-step response sequence — Stop, Assess, Contain, Clean Up, Report
- Spill kit types (General Purpose, Oil & Fuel, Hazchem), their contents, and correct technique
- PPE and SDS basics, and when to stop and escalate to a supervisor or emergency services
- Reporting, waste segregation/disposal, and restocking a spill kit
Roles this course supports
- General labourer or trade worker
- Plant or equipment operator
- Storeperson / yard worker
- Leading hand or site supervisor
- WHS/HSEQ representative
What’s included
- 90-minute face-to-face session
- Quick Reference Handout (laminated card — the five-step sequence, kit types, contents checklist, escalation triggers, emergency contacts)
- Short 10-question knowledge check at the end (pass mark 7/10)
- Certificate of attendance
Further training to progress
CCT PUAFER005 — Operate as part of an Emergency Control Organisation — for workers who also need a formal Warden/Deputy Warden role.