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How To Safely Store Dangerous Goods
Dangerous goods pose significant risks to a worksite’s staff, property and environment, and must be stored in secure, compliant and purpose-built c...
Seven Summer Safety Tips: Minimise Dehydration, Maximise Productivity
As we approach the beginning of summer, it is important to ensure that your worksite has strategies in place to address dehydration risks and ensur...
Considerations when choosing the best brand of dangerous goods storage cabinets
When choosing the best brand of dangerous goods storage cabinet for you, selecting a premium brand will help to ensure better productivity, safety ...
Does your worksite need a safety shower and eyewash station?
Safety showers and eyewash stations help ensure the health and safety of your employees, providing on-the-spot first aid treatment following contact with hazardous chemicals or debris.
Six questions to consider when buying a dangerous goods storage cabinet
When purchasing a dangerous goods storage cabinet, there is no one-size-fits-all and it is important to choose a solution with the correct profile, size, and safety features for the desired application.
Risk Management and the Hierarchy of Control
When implementing worksite risk management measures, managers and WHS duty holders are required to identify hazards and manage associated risks. These risks should be managed using the Hierarchy of Control.
Guide to Hard Hat Accessories - What can I wear with my hard hat?
We often receive questions about what is and isn't appropriate to wear on or under a hard hat. So we've put together some tips to help you decide. ...
Safety Shower Modesty Screens and Worksite Protection
Speakman Safety Showers have developed solutions for two common concerns on sites with emergency safety showers and eyewashes.
These two concerns ...
Are you looking for an Outdoor Flammable Goods Storage Cabinet?
Our range of Dangerous Goods storage cabinets are designed for indoor use, however we are able to custom fit a solution that meets Australian Stand...
Quick Tip 1:- Your Flammable Goods Cabinet must be lockable
The following excerpt from Australian Standards clearly states the reasons why it is essential for all Flammable Goods Cabinets to be lockable.
AS1...
Does the SE590A - 45L or SE590A - 106 L Portable Emergency Eyewash comply with Australian Standard 4775
SE590A - 106 L Portable Eye and Body Wash
In accordance with AS 4775 Safety Deluge Showers and Emergency Eye/Face Washes are required to have th...
Does my Safety Shower or Emergency Eye/Face Wash need a dedicated supply line?
Speakman Emergency Eye Wash
We receive a few enquiries asking whether an Emergency Safety Shower or Eye Wash needs its own dedicated water supply ...