Our services are designed to minimise the environmental footprint of your operations, lower costs associated with environmental remediation, and enhance your brand reputation through sustainable practices. We do this by implementing that optimise resource consumption, prevent pollution, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
Stay safe. Stay on track. The General WHS Compliance Checklist is a practical tool designed to help businesses meet their Work Health and Safety (WHS) obligations with confidence. It covers essential areas such as hazard identification, risk control, emergency procedures, and staff training, making it simple to maintain a safe, compliant, and efficient workplace.
Your Essential Guide to Spill Readiness and Regulatory Compliance Akuna’s Spill Kit Inspection Checklist is a practical resource designed to help workplaces stay prepared, compliant, and safe when managing hazardous chemicals. Aligned with WHS Regulation Part 7.1, EPA containment protocols, and relevant Australian Standards, this checklist ensures your spill kits remain inspection-ready and fit for […]
Supporting Safer Chemical Management with Practical Guidance Our Chemical Compatibility Reference Chart is a practical tool designed to support safer chemical handling, storage, and spill response across various industries. It simplifies complex compatibility concerns by aligning with key safety requirements, including WHS Regulation Part 7.1, EPA containment protocols, and relevant Australian Standards. With Akuna’s specialised […]
A Structured Approach to Safer Spill Risk Management The Hierarchy of Spill Controls is a well-established framework used across Australian workplaces to manageand mitigate chemical spill risks. Based on the broader WHS hierarchy of controls, it is supported by EPA guidelines and key Australian Standards, including AS/NZS 3833:2007 and AS/NZS 1940:2017. This resource helps organisations […]
Assess. Improve. Comply. Akuna’s Site Spill Audit is a comprehensive tool designed to help organisations evaluate their spill preparedness and environmental compliance. By identifying gaps in existing spill control measures, the audit supports safer workplaces and aligns with key regulatory frameworks, including WHS Regulation Part 7.1, EPA containment protocols, and relevant Australian Standards. Why conduct […]
Effectively managing stormwater runoff starts with selecting the right drain guard to suit your site’s specific needs. Below is a side-by-side comparison of key Ultra-Drain Guard models, focusing on: Types of Pollutants RemovedThe primary function of a drain guard is to filter out harmful pollutants such as sediment, hydrocarbons, heavy metals, and debris. Choosing a […]
Selecting the right Spill Berm is essential for protecting your site, controlling hazardous leaks, and meeting compliance standards. We offer a versatile range of berms designed for different work environments and spill risks. Here’s a quick breakdown of UltraTech Spill Berm options: Ultra-Spill Berm: A flexible, reusable berm ideal for sealing off drains, doorways, and […]
When it comes to safely and efficiently handling hazardous materials, choosing the right spill containment system is crucial. This guide provides a clear, side-by-side comparison of our range of UltraTech 4-drum spill containment products, helping you assess each option based on key features, construction materials, capacity, and overall advantages. Prioritise a space-saving design, heavy-duty performance, […]
Looking for the right 2-drum spill containment solution for your worksite? Our comparison guide breaks down the key features, materials, benefits, and sizing options of each product to help you make an informed choice. Whether you need something compact, compliant, or heavy-duty, this guide will help you find the best fit for your specific needs. […]
When we think of plastic pollution, images of bottles, bags, and food wrappers scattered across beaches often come to mind. Yet, one of the most damaging and least visible forms of plastic waste lurks beneath the surface: tiny plastic resin pellets known as nurdles. In honour of World Turtle Day (23 May), it’s vital to […]