
Accidents occurring during the production, transport or storage of hazardous chemicals may release toxic, corrosive, flammable or environmentally hazardous substances into the environment. The purpose of chemical decontamination is the removal, collection, neutralisation or safe handling of the hazardous substance within the shortest possible time.
ECIP Kft. supports the elimination of industrial incidents with trained specialists and specific intervention experience. Alongside on-site intervention, we also undertake the preparation and review of environmental damage response plans and professional support for the related regulatory tasks.
Our services
Chemical decontamination of various contaminated areas
Damage response for chemical releases involving environmental pollution
Planning and implementation of environmental damage response under Government Decree 90/2007
Preparation and review of on-site damage response plans
Preparation of regulatory notifications relating to changes
Collection, removal and neutralisation of hazardous substances
Intervention at hard-to-reach locations, using rope access techniques where necessary
Specialised tasks at locations accessible only by diving
Comprehensive professional support
Managing chemical incidents demands rapid decisions, accurate hazard identification and disciplined intervention. We establish a tailored action plan in every case, based on the location, the properties of the substance, the dispersion routes and the environmental risks.
Prevention is just as important as intervention. With on-site damage response plans and preparatory exercises, the business organisation can define in advance the responsibilities, the equipment required and the steps to be followed in the event of an incident.
Why ECIP Kft.?
Specialised chemical protection and on-site intervention experience
Coordinated handling of planning and operational tasks
Management of hard-to-reach locations
Related industrial safety and environmental protection expertise
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