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.

Class 8 Dangerous Goods Storage Requirements

The Australian Dangerous Goods Code classifies class 8 dangerous goods as “corrosive substances”.

Protecting Gas Cylinders From Fire and Radiant Heat

When you’re working with gas cylinders, such as oxygen, butane or LPG cylinders, there is always...

Identifying and Managing Hazardous Chemicals Generated in the Workplace

When identifying chemical hazards at your workplace you may need to conduct a risk assessment on...

Flammable Liquids: Difference Between Flash Point and Auto-Ignition Temperature

When you work with Class 3 Flammable Liquids, it’s important to understand the chemical and...

Hazardous Chemicals: Controlling Fire and Explosion Hazards

When you understand how a hazard is created, you are better equipped to control it. So this blog...

Chemical Hazards in the Workplace

Chemicals have undoubtedly improved industrial processes, allowing for workplaces to improve and...

Examples of Highly Flammable Chemicals Used in the Lab

Working with highly flammable chemicals is just part of the normal work week for many Laboratory...

Using Poisons and Solvents in the Workplace

Poisons are used at workplaces everywhere to aid in processes like printing and manufacturing,...

Storing Class 3 Dangerous Goods? We Explain The Flammable Liquid Storage Requirements

With a team of Field Auditors who visit workplaces across the country, you can guarantee that we’ve...

What are the Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinet Requirements?

Have you conducted a chemical risk assessment and determined the need for Class 3 Flammable Liquids...

What are Corrosive Substances?

During your working career, you’ve probably handled or used corrosive substances without even being...

What are Dangerous When Wet Substances?

As the name suggests, dangerous when wet substances can react violently with water, causing harm to...

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