United Ventures

Every industrial site in Saudi Arabia-whether it deals with chemicals, oil, or hazardous waste-faces one common challenge: leak control. A single unattended spill can shut down operations, harm workers, and trigger environmental penalties. That’s exactly why secondary containment tools such as a Spill Pallet are no longer “optional extras”; they’re critical infrastructure. Why Secondary Containment Is Non-Negotiable? Imagine storing a drum of chemical liquid directly on the factory floor. A tiny, almost invisible leak can spread, mix with other materials, and turn into a toxic hazard. Secondary containment creates a safety layer beneath storage, ensuring drips, spills, and catastrophic leaks never hit the ground. Across the Gulf, industries face regulations that indirectly demand spill-proof facilities. The Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) also encourages environmental compliance for hazardous product handling to minimize risks and chemical releases ( saso.go...

If you’ve ever stood on a busy worksite and wondered whether your boots could actually handle a worst-case scenario, you’re not alone. The right pair of safety footwear can quietly save you from injuries and a whole lot of downtime. Before you invest in new safety shoes , here are ten features worth inspecting like your feet depend on them (because they do). 1. Toe Protection That Matches Your Job Steel, composite, or alloy each toe cap offers a different balance of weight, protection, and comfort. If you’re lifting heavy materials or working around machinery, a steel toe might be ideal. But for high-mobility roles or electrical environments, composite toe protection often feels less restrictive and doesn’t conduct electricity. 2. Slip Resistance for Wet or Oily Floors A surprising number of workplace injuries still stem from simple slips. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that slips, trips, and falls remain a leading cause of lost workdays (source: bls.gov ). ...