Gas Cylinder Stores: Emergency Planning

Careful risk assessment and diligent emergency planning is required to minimise the risk of harm to...

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Aerosol Safety in the Workplace

Aerosol cans dispense a huge range of substances in various forms — pastes, foams, wet or dry...

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Storing Gas Cylinders Correctly: The Importance of Staff Training

Compressed gases in cylinders are classed as dangerous goods and therefore must be stored correctly...

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Gas Cylinder Storage: Prioritising Risk Control Measures

If you store any type of compressed gases in cylinders at your workplace, you’ll need to carefully...

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3 Key Reasons You Need a Gas Bottle Cabinet

As a team who have worked with customers across Australia and New Zealand to improve their chemical...

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Segregation for Class 2 Gases

When handling and storing dangerous goods, the rules of chemical segregation must always apply....

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LPG Gas Bottle Location Regulations

Whether you’re a gas supplier or you use LPG to power your gas appliances, many workplaces across...

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Are Empty Gas Cylinders a Risk?

You’re probably aware of the hazards associated with gas cylinders in the workplace — but did you...

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Handling Compressed Gases in Cylinders: Working with Suppliers

Developing a solid relationship with your gas cylinder supplier is essential to maintaining a safe...

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Training Staff to Handle Gas Cylinders Correctly

Do your staff know how to safely handle gas cylinders to mitigate the risks of ruptured cylinders,...

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First Aid Kit Requirements in the Workplace: Gas Cylinder Storage

First aid is essential in every workplace, but that necessity only intensifies when you’re working...

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Manifest of Hazardous Chemicals: Provisions for Gas Cylinders

Gas cylinders are used for a multitude of tasks, but they are dangerous goods that must be stored...

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