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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.

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. ...

Speakman Safety Showers have developed solutions for two common concerns on sites with emergency safety showers and eyewashes.  These two concerns ...

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...

The following excerpt from Australian Standards clearly states the reasons why it is essential for all Flammable Goods Cabinets to be lockable. AS1...

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...

Speakman Emergency Eye Wash We receive a few enquiries asking whether an Emergency Safety Shower or Eye Wash needs its own dedicated water supply ...

This is a video of the new look, style, design, features and benefits of the Justrite 30 L Polyethylene Corrosive Chemical Cabinet. Available fro...

Here is a video putting a Justrite Flammable Cabinet through a 90 minute fire test to see how it performs. The Justrite flammable cabinet did an e...

Speakman Safety Shower & Eye/Face Wash Green Fluorescent Light This is a common question we are asked regarding safety lighting for Emergency...

Speakman Portable Safety Eye & Body Wash There is some confusion in the marketplace regarding whether the Speakman SE509 Portable Personal Wa...

This is a great question that should be asked by all clients looking to get a Safety Shower or Eye/Face Wash unit for their site. If you live in Au...