If you’ve implemented any type of substitution control in your Class 3 Flammable Liquids storage and handling areas we recommend carrying out a follow-up risk assessment and review within a few weeks ...
One of our primary aims here at STOREMASTA is helping our clients and customers better understand the chemical hazards they are facing before installing flammable liquids cabinets and decanting equipm...
What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of a chemical spill? A major oil spill affecting the coastline, ocean birds and marine animals? Activists and politicians pointing fingers...
You’ve carried out a risk assessment on your flammable liquids storage areas and you’ve eliminated a number of chemical hazards. But this doesn’t mean the job is done and you can throw out your paperw...
A lot of people forget that flammable liquids cabinets, chemical decanting equipment, and items of PPE are actually hazard control measures and not an off-the-shelf purchase. This high-tech equipment ...
Read this blog if you are about to setup a new flammable liquids store, or want to assess your existing setup for efficiency and compliance. Flammable liquids are not only hazardous to human health, b...
If your workplace keeps or handles any type of flammable or combustible liquids you must provide suitable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for workers, contractors, and other site personnel. This i...
Chemical spills interrupt production, place your workers at risk, cause fires and explosions, put you in breach of Australian WHS Regulations and can seriously damage the reputation of your business. ...
If you’ve recently installed a brand new safety cabinet for your flammable and combustible liquids please read this blog. It contains important information for ensuring your workplace is fully complia...
Decanting from the flammable liquid’s cabinet: yes, or no? It’s one of the most common questions we get asked by clients who are setting up safe chemical storage systems — and our answer is always the...
Did you know that common flammable liquids like petrol, kerosene and turps can be ignited by static electricity? And we’re talking simple things — like the remote control from a keyless entry system, ...
Indoor Flammable Liquids cabinets that have been manufactured to comply with the Australian Safety Standards offer a superior level of protection from liquid chemicals, vapours and fumes. In this blog...
