Hospital Spill Kits for Blood, Mercury & Body Fluid
Enviroguard hospital spill kits are specially designed for emergency response in healthcare environments. Hospitals and other healthcare facilities often deal with hazardous substances such as blood, bodily fluids, and chemicals. Spills in the healthcare industry include (among other liquids) a biohazard or blood spill kit, body fluids, mercury spill kit, and cytotoxic spill kit.
Thus, under strict NABH guidelines, it is essential that all hospital departments have the right equipment in hand to deal with any spills immediately when they arise. For chemical spills, see our Chemical Spill Kits.
Blood Spill Kit
- Item Code: PSSPSKBIO15L
- Description: 15L Blood spill management kit.
- Contents list: 5 x Blood absorbent pads, 40cm x 50cm.
- 1 x Chemical absorbent Socks.
- 2 x Disposal bags and ties.
- 1 x Cliptop bag, 2 x nitrile gloves.
- 2 x Chemical splash goggles.
- 1 x Biohazard granular powder (250g).
- 1 x Disposable apron & instruction sheet.
Mercury Spill Kit
- Item Code: PSSPSKMERC20L
- Description: Mercury spill management kit used for cleanup of mercury spills.
- Contents: 2 x Chemical absorbent pads, 40cm x 50cm.
- 1 x 500g Mercury neutralizer.
- 1 x Chemical resistant gloves.
- 1 x Dust mask, 1 x Booties, 1 x Syringe.
- 1 x Waste collection bag.
- 1 x Bucket / pail.
- Absorbency: 20 Litres.
Cytotoxic Spill Kit
- Item Code: PSSPSKCYTO
- Description: Cytotoxic Spill Kit.
- Contents: 1 x 50g Sachet of cyto absorbent granules.
- 1 x Scoop and scraper.
- 1 x Anti-splash face mask.
- 1 x Protective apron.
- 1 x Pair of nitrile gloves.
- 1 x 10g Cytali powder sachet.
- 1 x Cytotoxic waste bag.
- 1 x Paper towels & 1 x 250ml dilute.
Cytotoxic spill kits are primarily used in the treatment of cancer. These kits are essential in areas where cytotoxic drugs are handled such as outpatient departments, wards, and pharmacies.
Body fluid spill kit for urine and vomit are used to clean up and decontaminate areas where spillages of urine and vomit have occurred. These kits help prevent infection in patients and visitors, especially those with open wounds.
Healthcare spill kits are smaller than industrial spill kits because of their specific nature. These fluids make the patients and visitors in the hospital susceptible to illnesses especially if they have open wounds. Hospital spillage can occur due to human error or faulty equipment. These kits help hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and pharmacies respond quickly while supporting infection control and workplace safety procedures.
What items should be in a hospital spill management kit?
A compliant hospital spill management kit contains chemical absorbent pads, absorbent socks, chemical-resistant gloves, splash-proof goggles, a disposable apron, neutralising powder for acid or alkali spills, colour-coded biomedical waste bags, a dustpan, and instruction card.
Which spill management kit should I buy for NABH hospital accreditation?
You need separate kits for different spill types — a chemical spill kit for laboratory and pharmacy areas, a mercury spill kit for thermometer and equipment breakage, and a biohazard kit for blood and body fluid spills.
What should be in a biohazard or blood spill kit?
A biohazard spill kit should include nitrile or latex gloves, a face shield or goggles, a disposable apron, absorbent powder or pads rated for blood and body fluids, a scoop and scraper, a biohazard waste bag, and a surface disinfectant.