Spill Berms for Secondary Containment

Spill Berms for Secondary Containment

Spill berms are flexible, deployable containment systems designed to help capture leaks and spills from equipment, vehicles, drums, and temporary staging areas. They are commonly used for industrial spill prevention, jobsite containment, washdown areas, and maintenance operations where a portable solution is preferred over permanent containment.

Unlike rigid containment platforms, spill berms can be deployed quickly and configured for a wide range of footprints. They are ideal for short-term projects, outdoor work areas, and situations where you need secondary containment without installing a fixed structure.

Common Spill Berm Applications

• Equipment and vehicle maintenance containment
• Temporary spill control for jobsite operations
• Washdown and decontamination containment areas
• Fueling and fluid transfer containment
• Outdoor spill response and environmental protection

Spill Berms vs. Spill Containment Pallets

Spill berms are best when you need a flexible footprint or are containing larger equipment and vehicles. For drum storage and more compact containment, a rigid spill pallet is often the better choice. If your application involves 55-gallon drum storage or dedicated drum staging, browse our spill containment pallets and drum containment systems for purpose-built drum containment options.

Need Containment for Totes or IBCs?

For higher-capacity containment used with totes and intermediate bulk containers, explore our IBC containment solutions designed for larger vessels and bulk storage environments.

Choosing the Right Spill Berm

When selecting a spill berm, consider the equipment footprint, expected fluid exposure, whether the berm will be used indoors or outdoors, and how frequently it will be moved. For frequent deployment, look for designs that are easy to set up and store. For long-duration sites, select a berm built for durability under jobsite conditions and repeated use.

Browse the spill berms in this collection to find the right containment solution for your project. If you need help selecting a berm size or style, contact our team and we’ll guide you to the best fit.