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...
Manual handling containers of Class 3 Flammable Liquids and other Dangerous Goods present a complex range of hazards. So, in this blog we’ll be looking at 5 important strategies for minimising manual ...
Dangerous goods and chemical storage areas require careful monitoring and supervision to ensure they remain effective and safe. In this blog we’ll be presenting a list of essential items to include in...
Many commercial and industrial worksites carry a range of flammable liquids, corrosives and toxic chemicals — all of which require careful segregation to avoid fires, explosions and dangerous reaction...
A flammable liquids cabinet should never be an off-the-shelf purchase and we always recommend carrying out a risk assessment during the selection process. It’s important to remember that chemical safe...
Class 5.2 Organic peroxides are widely used on industrial and manufacturing worksites for a range of applications — often involving fibreglass and resins, reinforced plastics, cosmetics, food manufact...
Flammable liquids are often stored in large quantities on farms and agricultural worksites, usually along with a wide range of other chemicals, substances and Dangerous Goods. In this blog we’ll be hi...
STOREMASTA have been an Australian industry leader and chemical storage authority for more than 30 years now, and we’re always eager to share our knowledge and expertise to help our clients reach 100%...
Did you know that the STOREMASTA range of flammable liquids safety cabinets are completely customisable? And because all our products are designed and manufactured right here in Australia, we are able...
Does this seem like a trick question? It isn’t. Despite having a big red sign on the front of the cabinet that says Class 3 Flammable Liquids, you would be amazed at how many times we visit work sites...
Managing spill risk is an essential requirement under Australian WHS Regulations, and you must have measures in place to contain any possible leaks — as well as the resulting effluent. In this blog we...
