Melissa Hampton

Joining the team as a Dangerous Goods Storage Consultant, Melissa Hampton became Storemasta's Marketing Manager in late 2021. With extensive knowledge and experience in chemical compliance, Melissa is responsible for leading the Marketing team and helping shape their marketing strategy. In her spare time, you can find Melissa hiking, swimming and enjoying the great outdoors in beautiful north-west Tasmania.

Interviewing Witnesses After an Incident Involving Hazardous Chemicals

Interviewing witnesses can be the most challenging part of a HAZCHEM incident investigation....

Training Workers to use emergency decontamination equipment

Here at Storemasta, we often see emergency decontamination equipment fall into disrepair and...

What are the Spill Kit Requirements?

Are you meeting your compliance obligations for chemical spill kits? If your business is carrying...

Reducing Spill Risk With Hazardous Chemical Deliveries

When working with dangerous goods, it’s crucial that staff, supervisors, contractors and other...

How Do You Clean Up An Oil Spill In The Workplace?

Whether you’re using engine oil in a mechanical workshop, on a remote mining site, or on the...

5 Essential Practices to Ensure your Emergency Decontamination Facilities are Effective

So, you’ve purchased a compliant safety shower and eyewash station, it’s installed and ready for...

How Do You Handle Chemicals That Are Flammable and Corrosive?

Do the chemicals at your site have flammable and corrosive properties? When you’re working with...

5 Mistakes Staff Make When Handling and Storing Corrosive Chemicals

With a unique ability to destroy and damage living tissue, metal, stone and other materials, Class...

Handling Corrosive Substances in the Workplace

Corrosive substances are seriously dangerous. They attack and destroy body tissue almost...

A Quick Guide To Selecting Plumbed Emergency Eyewash Stations and Showers

Emergency decontamination stations must be installed wherever workers are at considerable risk of...

HAZCHEM ALERT: Planning for Chemical Emergencies

No matter how many precautions you take, chemical emergencies can happen at any time (on any...

Hazardous Chemicals: Helping Workers Understand Their WHS Responsibilities

Your employees have a duty to stay safe at work — and not behave in a way that could affect either...

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