Hazchem Chemical Storage

When storing your hazardous substances, it’s vital to store them correctly to remain compliant and, most especially, to minimise any risks to people, property, or the environment.

The Regulations (Health & Safety at Work Hazardous Substances Regulations 2017) set out different storage requirements for varying classes, types, and quantities of hazardous substances.

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When choosing hazardous chemical storage, you will need to consider:

  • Ensuring incompatible substances are segregated from each other.
  • Restricting access to storage areas for unauthorised personnel.
  • Deciding whether to store goods inside or outside.
  • Providing secondary containment to capture any spills or leaks.
  • Making sure your storage solutions meet the relevant standards.

 

pH7 offers an extensive range of HAZCHEM storage solutions, including:

  • Secondary containment pallets, trays, and decks that capture spills and leaks.
  • Indoor hazardous goods cabinets, all manufactured to meet the appropriate Australia/New Zealand standard (e.g. AS1940:2017 – The storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids).
  • Drive over bunding solutions to go across doorways or around racking.
  • Outdoor hazardous substances stored in drums and IBC tanks.
  • Portable containment bunds for temporary containment.

 

If it all seems a bit confusing, don’t worry. Our highly trained and experienced team can provide valuable advice on the best solution for your needs to ensure you are compliant and can get on with your business.

To speak with one of the team about your HAZCHEM storage needs, give us a call at 0800 323 223. Ask us about coming to your site and doing a site storage risk assessment.

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