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Flammable Vs combustible liquids. Do you understand the difference? While these substances have very similar properties, the requirements for storage and handling aren't identifcal. Flammable and combustible liquids are chemicals that can burn — but the real difference lies within their flash point range. The flash point is the lowest temperature at which vapours of the material will ignite when supplied with an ignition source. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/etCBxM_m #flammable #dangerousgoods #class3 #chemicalsafety

When it comes to dangerous goods storage, reputation is hard-earned. For more than 30 years, we've made it our mission to reduce risks and improve efficiencies for all types of workplaces and industries. With specialised service and proven solutions, you can rely on us time after time. ▶️ https://lnkd.in/eS-cgy4q #dangerousgoodsstorage #NZ #chemicalsafety #DG

Have you noticed a changing attitude towards health and safety? Gary Kent, Specialised Services Manager at Tolk Group, says long-held traditions of "tomfoolery" and bullying apprentices just "doesn't wash anymore". What are your thoughts on the topic? Are things changing for the better? You can access the full podcast episode on your favourite platform or watch it on Youtube. #WHS #workplacesafety #NZ #worksafe

Get the answer on FAQs about Class 3 Flammable Liquids storage. #dangerousgoods #healthandsafety #flammableliquids

Take the scary out of dangerous goods 👻 with reliable storage solutions to keep your workplace safe. Connect with us to find out how you can reduce DG risks today. #dangerousgoods #DGstorage #chemicalstorafge

Does your flammable liquids cabinet meet the standard? Due to the risk of flammable vapours igniting and exposure to harmful substances, it's important that flammable liquids are stored with adequate protection from heat, spills, impact damage and incompatible substances. A flammable cabinet that meets the full requirements of AS 1940 offers optimum protection for people, place and environment. Is your flammable storage up to scratch? Explore our Safety Cabinet range today and store your Class 3 goods safely. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eUd6mJNY

Battery fires don't just happen at work, they can happen in the home - with devestating consequences. This year, we spoke with Jim and Maria about the lack of awareness surrounding battery fires after a fire engulfed their residence. ▶️ Watch the full video https://lnkd.in/ee9zemFz #batteryfire #lithiumionbattery #batteryawareness

NEW PODCAST ALERT ⚡ - STREAM IT NOW In the latest Chemical Safety at Work™ podcast, we speak with Nick Schatz, Storemasta's innovative Product Designer, to explore how new products are designed to meet the specific needs of businesses handling dangerous goods. Nick shares insights into the entire design process — from market research to prototyping — and how Storemasta balances innovation with compliance to standards. Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at Storemasta’s commitment to quality, compliance, and user experience in dangerous goods storage. #ChemicalSafetyatWork #productdevelopment #productdesigner #dangerousgoodsstorage 

With summer approaching, it's a good time to think about how you're storing your flammable aerosol cans. Aerosols can create a hazard for workplaces due to their ability to rupture and explode when exposed to heat, excessive sunlight or impact damage. Storemasta provides compliant aerosol storage for New Zealand workplaces, with 72 and 180 can options to help control these risks. See the full range of dangerous goods, aerosol and LPG storage online https://lnkd.in/deqTGYPQ. Alternatively, you can connect with our Dangerous Goods Storage Consultants to discuss effectice risk management for your site.

How is your NZ workplace addressing lithium-ion battery fire risk? Read the blog to learn more about control measures to decrease the likelihood and impact of a battery fire. 🔥 https://lnkd.in/eGCBX8YG Reach out to our DG Storage Consultants for more information on reducing dangerous goods risks at your site. #dangerousgoods #batteryfires #worksafe