One Earth Spill Kits

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One Earth Spill Kits Australia is an environmental safety company that supplies spill kits, absorbents and related products to help businesses manage hazardous liquid spills and meet compliance requirements across Australia.

Granville, New South Wales, Australia
oneearthaustralia.com.au

About One Earth Spill Kits

One Earth Spill Kits is an Australian environmental safety supplier based in Granville, New South Wales. The company provides spill kits, absorbents, containment solutions, and related safety products that help workplaces manage hazardous liquid spills and comply with Australian environmental and WHS regulations. Their product range typically includes general-purpose, oil & fuel, and chemical spill kits; absorbent pads, booms, and granules; drain protection; bunding; and replacement components for existing kits. One Earth Spill Kits supplies businesses of all sizes across Australia, including warehouses, manufacturing facilities, transport and logistics operators, workshops, and government or education sites.

A charge from One Earth Spill Kits may appear on your bank or card statement when you or your business has purchased spill kits, absorbents, or related environmental safety products through their website (oneearthaustralia.com.au), over the phone, or via an emailed invoice that was paid by card. In some cases, this could be for a one-off order of a complete spill kit, or for ongoing replenishment items such as absorbent pads and socks. You may also see a charge when an account card is used to pay a trade or credit account, or if a temporary authorization hold was placed when confirming payment details for a larger or custom order; these holds usually drop off within a few business days once the final amount is captured.

To verify the charge, search your email inbox (including spam/junk) for order confirmations or invoices from One Earth Spill Kits or oneearthaustralia.com.au, and check with your site manager, safety officer, or purchasing department to see if they recently ordered spill control equipment. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, visit their website and use the contact form or listed phone/email details, providing the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used so they can locate your order. Common billing questions—such as duplicate charges, missing tax invoices, or shipping fees—can usually be resolved by contacting their customer service team, who can resend invoices, adjust incorrect charges, or advise on returns and refunds in line with their trading terms.

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  1. ONE EARTH SPI* O #1439 +61413752317 AU

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from One Earth Spill Kits on my bank or card statement?

You’re typically charged by One Earth Spill Kits when you or your company has ordered spill kits, absorbents, or related safety products through oneearthaustralia.com.au, over the phone, or via a card-paid invoice. Many orders are placed by safety officers, warehouse managers, or procurement teams, so the charge may be related to site compliance or a routine stock top-up rather than a personal purchase. Check internal purchase orders or your accounts/payables system for a matching invoice or PO number.

What are typical order amounts for One Earth Spill Kits purchases?

Most small orders, such as absorbent pads, socks, or a single general-purpose kit, commonly total between AUD $150–$500 including GST and shipping, depending on the items and your location. Larger orders—such as multiple spill kits for several sites, or bulk absorbent products—can easily range from AUD $500 to several thousand dollars. If the amount on your statement falls in these ranges, it may correspond to a workplace safety or compliance order rather than a personal subscription or service fee.

Does One Earth Spill Kits offer subscriptions or recurring billing for spill kits and absorbents?

One Earth Spill Kits primarily operates on a per-order basis, but some business customers arrange regular replenishment schedules or standing orders via their accounts team. In those cases, you might see recurring charges at agreed intervals (for example, monthly or quarterly) that match scheduled deliveries of absorbents or replacement components. If you’re seeing a pattern of repeat charges, check with your purchasing department or contact One Earth Spill Kits to confirm whether your business has a standing order or account arrangement in place.

How can I cancel or change a standing order or recurring supply arrangement with One Earth Spill Kits?

If your business has an ongoing supply arrangement—such as regular shipments of absorbents or replacement spill kit components—you’ll need to contact One Earth Spill Kits directly to modify or cancel it. Reach out via the contact form or details on oneearthaustralia.com.au and provide your company name, account details, and any recent invoice numbers. They can confirm the schedule, adjust quantities or frequency, or stop future shipments in line with any notice periods agreed when the arrangement was set up.

How do I request a refund or resolve an incorrect or duplicate charge from One Earth Spill Kits?

Start by locating your tax invoice or order confirmation email and confirm the items, quantities, and total billed. If you believe you were overcharged, charged twice, or received incorrect goods, contact One Earth Spill Kits through the support/contact details on their website, including your invoice number, transaction date, and the last four digits of the card used. They can investigate, issue a corrected invoice, arrange returns where appropriate, or process a refund or credit in accordance with their returns and warranty policy.

Why do I see a pending or temporary charge from One Earth Spill Kits that later changes or disappears?

When you place an order or pay an invoice by card, your bank may show a temporary authorization from One Earth Spill Kits to confirm that funds are available. This can appear as a pending amount that may differ slightly from the final total if freight or taxes are adjusted at invoicing. Once the order is finalized, the correct amount is captured and the original authorization should drop off your account within a few business days, depending on your bank’s policies.

How can I get a copy of my invoice or receipt for a One Earth Spill Kits transaction?

Invoices and order confirmations are normally emailed to the billing contact provided at checkout or when setting up the account. If you can’t find yours, check spam/junk folders and then contact One Earth Spill Kits with your company name, approximate order date, and transaction amount. They can reissue a PDF tax invoice, which is often required for internal accounting, environmental audits, or WHS compliance records.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a One Earth Spill Kits charge and I think it may be fraudulent?

First, confirm internally whether anyone in your workplace—such as the HSE manager, warehouse supervisor, or procurement officer—recently ordered spill-related products from One Earth Spill Kits or oneearthaustralia.com.au. If no one recognizes the purchase, contact One Earth Spill Kits with the transaction details so they can search their system for a matching order and verify the billing name and delivery address. If it still appears unauthorized, notify your bank or card issuer immediately to dispute the transaction and secure your card against further use.

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