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TOWN of
WAKE FOREST
Spill Kit Training
Protect — Confine — Clean U - Dispose
301 S. Brooks Street
Wake Forest, NC 27587
1919.435.9400
www.wake foresmc.go%
Identifying a Spill and Reporting the Location
Once a spill has been identified, please alert your supervisor to the location of the spill. Never attempt
to clean up a spill without notifying your supervisor for assistance.
Understand the Material and use PPE
While reporting the spill to your supervisor discuss the material of the spill and the best approach for
containment. Your supervisor should be able to access the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for the
materials and let you know if special PPE is needed for containment and cleanup. At a minimum use
protective gloves and eye safety protection prior to addressing the spill.
Stop the Flow & Contain with Socks
If possible, stop the spill at its source. This may mean up righting a spilled container, closing a valve,
plugging/sealing a hole, or moving a leaking container into a larger container. Once the flow of the spill
has stopped at its source, use the absorbent socks to stop the movement of the spill. You may need to
double layer or tier the socks to fully stop the movement of the spill depending on the volume. Take
special note of nearby drains or inlets that would allow the material to enter the storm sewer system.
Take extra measures to protect all the ways that the pollutant can get into the system. Inlet covers are
available in the fleet maintenance building and in the streets shelter. If the spill gets into the system,
please notify the stormwater engineer as soon as possible.
Use Matting
Once the spill has been mostly contained, start applying absorbent mats and pillows. Only if necessary,
utilize the dry loose absorbent to absorb additional material after the mats have been utilized and
disposed of.
Dispose of Waste Properly
Use the garbage bags provided in the spill kit to collect and dispose of used spill kit materials. Consult
with your supervisor regarding the proper disposal of the waste. This information should be provided in
the MSDS documents.

TOWN of
WAKE FOREST
301 S. Brooks Street
Wake Forest, NC 27587
1919.435,9400 / l
www.wakeforesutc.gov �J
MW Refill Spill Kit Contents
Notify the facilities department any time materials from a spill kit are used. In the future, all spill kits
will have a tamperproof seal to alert the facilities team that materials have been used.
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Annual Stormwater Awareness & Spill Kit Training
TOWF — Streets Department
3/23/21
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Stormwater Training
Streets Department
Why is Stormwater so important?
All stormwater goes into the drainage system and directly into the
ground or toward streams, rivers and eventually the ocean. Stormwater
measures are in place to reduce contaminates, erosion and volume. By
doing our part we can keep the system working properly overall while
reducing contaminates.
Department's role -
- Eyes on the Town — since we run the entire Town weekly, it is our job
to keep eyes out for erosion, IDDE, running water, or other issues.
- Understand terms — IDDE, spill kit, MSDS, BMP (SCM) ......
- Litter pickup
- Debris and leaf pickup
- Washing trucks
Follow up training -
- Location and use of a spill kits
- Location and reading of MSDS
- Chain of whom to report issues
TOWF Permit Requirements
Questions -

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Stormwater Training
Streets Department
Why is Stormwater so important?
All stormwater goes into the drainage system and directly into the
ground or toward streams, rivers and eventually the ocean. Stormwater
measures are in place to reduce contaminates, erosion and volume. By
doing our part we can keep the system working properly overall while
reducing contaminates.
Department's role -
- Eyes on the Town -- since we run the entire Town weekly, it is our job
to keep eyes out for erosion, IDDE, running water, or other issues.
- Understand terms — IDDE, spill kit, MSDS, BMP (SCM) ......
- Litter pickup
- Debris and leaf pickup
- Washing trucks
Follow up training -
- Location and use of a spill kits
- Location and reading of MSDS
- Chain of whom to report issues
TOWF Permit Requirements
Questions -

Annual Stormwater Awareness & Spill Kit Training
TOWF — Streets Department
3/23/21
Sign -in Sheet
Name Signature Date