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Some chemicals don’t need a flame to catch fire — just exposure to air. 

In this episode, Patrick Gee unpacks the hidden dangers of Class 4.2 spontaneously combustible substances — and what it takes to store and handle them safely. 

You’ll learn: 

• The difference between pyrophoric and self-heating substances 
• How Packing Groups classify danger levels 
• The strict cabinet requirements under AS/NZS 5026 
• What signage and ventilation systems are legally required 
• Why training and risk assessments are non-negotiable 

Whether it’s white phosphorus or aluminium alkyls, this episode breaks down how to control one of the most underestimated fire risks in the workplace. 

🎧 Subscribe now to keep your dangerous goods knowledge sharp and your team safe. 

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When it comes to Class 3 Flammable Liquids, it’s not the liquid itself that burns — it’s the vapours. And once they’re in the air, the risk multiplies. 

In this episode, Patrick Gee breaks down: 

• Why flammable vapours pose the real danger 
• Flash point, flashback, explosive range and auto-ignition 
• The health risks of common flammable liquids like petrol, acetone, and benzene 
• How vapour exposure can affect workers — and the environment 
• What to look for in your Safety Data Sheet (SDS) 
• The right way to store, segregate, and secure flammable liquids 

Whether you're managing petrol, methylated spirits or solvents, this episode helps you go beyond the basics to understand the full risk — and what to do about it. 

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Dive into the complexities of chemical safety in the energy sector with Adam Rosevear, WHS Partner at Hydro Tasmania. In this episode, Adam unpacks Hydro Tasmania’s cutting-edge approach to safety management, from tackling chemical and oil-related risks to navigating the rise of psychosocial hazards in the workplace. Discover the tools, strategies, and cultural shifts driving Hydro Tasmania’s safety success, and learn actionable insights to elevate your organization’s safety practices.

What You’ll Learn:

• How Hydro Tasmania ensures safety across its operations
• Adam’s approach to fostering a proactive safety culture
• Key chemical and oil-related risks unique to the energy sector
• The role of advanced software systems in managing chemicals
• Staying ahead of regulatory changes
• Practical strategies to minimize risks in chemical handling
• Engaging employees to build a robust safety culture
• Addressing emerging risks, including psychosocial hazards
• Building trust to drive team safety and performance

This episode is a must-listen for safety professionals, leaders, and anyone passionate about advancing workplace safety.

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🪫Can we truly achieve a sustainable future without addressing the hazards of battery disposal?

Join us for an enlightening discussion with Katharine Hole, CEO of the Association for the Battery Recycling Industry, as she unpacks the complex landscape of battery recycling.

From the surging relevance of lithium batteries to the enduring significance of lead-acid variants, Katharine guides us through the intricate world of battery management and recycling.

Her expertise provides a roadmap for navigating the regulatory frameworks and safety protocols that are essential in today’s battery-dependent society.

Our conversation sheds light on the diverse applications of batteries, from powering small gadgets to supporting massive industrial storage systems.

Katharine underscores the urgency of responsible disposal practices, revealing the environmental and safety hazards lurking behind improper battery management.

As organizations strive for cost-effective and efficient recycling solutions, Katharine discusses the pivotal role of original equipment manufacturers and energy storage installers in developing streamlined processes. 

Delve into the technological advancements that promise to reclaim valuable minerals like lithium, cobalt, and copper, and explore the collaborative efforts with government bodies to craft forward-thinking policies.

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🎙️ Emergency Decontamination: Best Practices for Workplace Safety

In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, hosts Mel Hampton and Pat Gee dive into the critical topic of emergency decontamination. From safety showers to eyewash stations, they explore how to prepare your workplace for potential chemical exposure incidents and ensure compliance with Australian standards like AS4775.

🛠️ Key Takeaways:

• What is emergency decontamination, and why is it crucial?
• Essential equipment: safety showers, eyewash stations, combination units, and more.
• Legal requirements and standards for placement, water flow, and maintenance.
• Best practices for training workers and conducting routine drills.
• Specialised decontamination solutions for remote sites and labs.
• Common pitfalls: avoiding misuse, blocked access, and neglecting maintenance.

Top tips for compliance include weekly testing, annual inspections, and maintaining clear paths to decontamination equipment. Plus, discover the importance of water temperature, equipment material compatibility, and keeping thorough maintenance records.

🔗 Resources:
Check the show notes for links to our blog on training workers and an eBook on selecting compliant emergency showers and eyewash equipment.

Stay informed, stay prepared, and ensure safety is always a priority in your workplace.

Keywords: emergency decontamination, workplace safety, safety showers, eyewash stations, AS4775 compliance, chemical safety, WHS, training workers, dangerous goods, workplace compliance.

📚Additional Storemasta Resources: 

• 5 Essential Practices to Ensure your Emergency Decontamination Facilities are Effective
• 5 Ways Staff May Misuse Your Emergency Decontamination Equipment
• A risk management approach to installing emergency decontamination equipment
• Why Housekeeping is Critical to your Emergency Decontamination Station
• Deciding Where To Put Your Safety Shower and Eyewash Station- 

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Exploring Battery Safety and Innovation with Ryan Hammond of Sealed Performance 

In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, we’re joined by Ryan Hammond, Director and Electrical Engineer at Sealed Performance Batteries (SPB), to delve into the critical world of battery safety, testing, and innovation. With expertise spanning automotive, industrial, and renewable energy sectors, Ryan shares invaluable insights into battery technology and its implications for workplace safety.

🔋 Topics Covered:

• What sets high-quality lithium batteries apart from cheaper alternatives.
• The battery testing process and how it ensures safety and reliability.
• Global differences in testing standards and the risks of component substitution post-certification.
• The dangers of improper battery storage and usage, particularly in automotive and industrial contexts.
• SPB’s commitment to compliance with safety regulations and maintaining a robust supply chain.
• The future of battery technology.
• Practical advice for WHS managers to improve battery safety and management protocols.

Whether you’re in automotive, mining, renewable energy, or industrial sectors, this episode is packed with actionable advice and expert perspectives to enhance your understanding of battery safety and innovation.

🔗 Tune in now to learn from an industry leader dedicated to driving safety and excellence in battery technology!
 
 Discover battery management solutions and resources on safe battery practices on the Storemasta Website

⚡Find out more about Sealed Performance Batteries

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In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work™, we are joined by Gary Kent, an experienced hazardous areas and high voltage auditor, and Specialized Services Manager at Tolk Group. 

With decades of experience spanning the oil, gas, and mining industries, Gary shares his in-depth knowledge of managing dangerous goods in complex and high-risk work environments.
 
From understanding the critical differences between flammable and combustible liquids to navigating the nuanced challenges of remote mining sites, Gary highlights the gaps in safety training and common storage mistakes that can lead to serious incidents.

He offers practical advice on implementing site-wide audits, ensuring consistent safety standards across multiple sites, and creating effective awareness programs for staff. 

We also explore the importance of proper labelling and the role of up-to-date SDS (Safety Data Sheets) in mitigating risks. 

Whether you’re a safety officer, worksite manager, or industry consultant, this episode is packed with actionable insights on how to enhance workplace safety and compliance. 

Don’t miss Gary’s expert advice on keeping hazardous areas under control and ensuring every worker goes home safe.

Learn more about Gary's work at Tolk Group here: https://tolkgroup.com.au/ 

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In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, hosts Mel and Pat dive into a counterintuitive but crucial topic—the dangers that linger in so-called “empty” chemical containers and gas cylinders. 

When chemicals are removed, is the risk gone too? Far from it. Mel and Pat uncover why these seemingly “empty” containers can still ignite fires, cause explosions, or release harmful vapours. 

They explore incidents where mishandling empty containers led to accidents and share practical steps for proper handling, storage, and disposal. 

Tune in to learn why “empty” containers require as much caution as full ones and discover how to keep your workplace safe and compliant with Australian Standards.

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In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, hosts Mel and Pat sit down 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 in Australia. 

Nick shares insights into the entire design process—from market research to prototyping—and how Storemasta balances innovation with compliance to Australian standards. 

Discover the latest safety-enhancing innovations, like outdoor battery storage solutions and sliding doors for high-wind environments, and learn how customer feedback shapes product improvements. 

Whether you're a safety officer, product designer, or business owner, this episode offers valuable takeaways on enhancing dangerous goods safety and staying ahead of emerging risks.

Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at Storemasta’s commitment to quality, compliance, and user experience in dangerous goods storage.

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In this episode, we chat with Dan Amor, Director of WHS Rescue, a consultancy specialising in work health and safety (WHS) compliance. Dan shares his journey in the dangerous goods safety industry and how WHS Rescue adapts to meet the needs of clients across agriculture, construction, and government sectors.

He highlights the importance of safe storage practices for hazardous materials, particularly in agriculture, where large volumes of chemicals and fuels present unique challenges. Dan also discusses the significance of personal protective equipment (PPE) and first aid supplies, which are often overlooked.

As legislation evolves, Dan emphasizes the growing focus on psychosocial safety and the implications of the recent Manslaughter Bill in New South Wales. Tune in for practical insights on fostering a culture of safety and well-being in the workplace, ensuring that everyone leaves work as safely as they arrived.

Discover WHS Rescue: www.whsrescue.com.au

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In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, we sit down with Jason Costa, President of the Australasian Institute of Dangerous Goods Consultants (AIDGC) and a risk engineer at Riskcon Engineering. 

Jason shares his journey into dangerous goods consulting, insights on hazardous chemical management, and the importance of industry standards. 

We also dive into recent case studies and discuss emerging risks, such as lithium-ion battery fires. 

Whether you're a safety officer or work with hazardous materials, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways to enhance your workplace safety strategies.

Subscribe now and explore more episodes to stay ahead of dangerous goods safety trends!

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In this episode of "Chemical Safety at Work," we're joined by Paul Hands, a dangerous goods storage consultant from Storemasta, to discuss the often-overlooked dangers lurking in everyday workplace chemicals. From paints and solvents to corrosives and gases, Paul shares real-life examples and practical advice on how to ensure your workplace stays compliant and safe. Learn how to identify hidden risks and implement effective chemical safety measures today.

Got a chemical safety concern or story to share? Reach out to us on Storemasta’s social media channels—we’d love to hear from you and help tackle your challenges. Tune in and make safety a priority!

For more information about safe dangerous goods storage and handling, and the solutions available, visit the Storemasta website: www.storemasta.com.au

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A devastating explosion. A life forever changed. And a powerful reminder of the risks that come with unsafe gas cylinder transport.

In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, Mel and Pat examine the tragic 2017 incident in Bayswater, Victoria, where an acetylene cylinder exploded in the back of a customer’s ute—leaving him with catastrophic injuries and leading to a major WorkSafe prosecution.

Tune in as we break down:

• The system failures that led to the explosion.
• What AS 4332:2004 says about gas cylinder storage and transport.
• Why ventilation, cylinder orientation, and vehicle suitability matter.
• The court’s findings and what suppliers must do to fulfil their duty of care.
• How everyday practices can have devastating consequences if safety is overlooked.

This case isn’t just about workplace risk—it’s about the responsibility we all share to protect workers, customers, and the public.

🔗 Show notes include links to:

• The official WorkSafe case summary
• AS 4332:2004
• The ADG Code
• BOC - Guidelines for Cylinder Safety

Listen now and learn how to prevent the next disaster.

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In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, Pat and Mel dive into the crucial topic of maintaining compliance with your chemical storage equipment through regular inspections. You've invested in new chemical storage solutions to mitigate dangerous goods risks, but have you considered the ongoing maintenance required to keep everything in check?

Key Discussion Points:

• The importance of an inspection checklist for workplace safety and compliance.
• Real-life examples of common issues that could have been avoided with regular inspections.
• Detailed steps to create an effective inspection checklist for various types of dangerous goods equipment.
• Key elements to look for during inspections, including misuse, damage, and operational issues.
• Practical advice on hazard identification and corrective actions to ensure site safety.
• Tips for integrating inspection routines into daily workplace habits to maintain a safe environment.

Join us as we provide actionable insights to help you ensure your chemical storage equipment remains safe, compliant, and fit for purpose. Whether you're dealing with flammable cabinets, outdoor stores, or emergency equipment, this episode offers valuable guidance to keep your workplace safe.

Next episode: Stay tuned for our next episode, where we’ll be joined by Storemasta CEO Caleb Urquhart. Caleb will share insights on the evolution of the industry and his experiences over the past decade.

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Curious about the hidden dangers lurking in your workplace? Gain invaluable insights from our latest episode on Chemical Safety at Work as we uncover the often-overlooked risks associated with aerosols. Join us and our expert guest, Bethanie, a dangerous goods storage consultant from Storemasta, as she demystifies the mechanics of aerosols and outlines the primary hazards they pose, such as flammability, explosion, and chemical compatibility issues. Discover real-life workplace incidents that highlight the critical importance of proper aerosol management and learn about common storage mistakes that can lead to serious injuries.

In the second part of our episode, we pivot to practical solutions for mitigating aerosol hazards in the workplace. Bethanie shares her top strategies for safely storing and handling aerosols, emphasizing the importance of using designated cages and proper storage solutions. Plus, get a sneak peek into our next episode featuring Storemasta CEO Caleb Urquhart, who will share over three decades of innovative approaches to dangerous goods storage and handling. Don't miss this essential episode that could make your workplace safer and more compliant. Tune in and elevate your understanding of aerosol safety and effective risk management today!

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Welcome back to Chemical Safety at Work™ - The Podcast. In today’s episode, hosts Pat and Mel delve into Storemasta’s comprehensive four-step risk management methodology. Whether you’re a seasoned safety professional or just beginning to explore chemical safety, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help your business assess risks and ensure compliance.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Introduction to Risk Management Methodology:
   • Mel explains the importance of a systemized process for identifying and managing workplace risks to achieve a safe working environment.
2. Step 1: Identify:
   • Discover the importance of cataloguing all chemicals and dangerous goods on your site, utilizing Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and understanding the significance of storage locations.
3. Step 2: Assess:
   • Learn how to conduct a risk assessment in-house, assign risk levels using a risk matrix, and prioritize hazards effectively.
4. Step 3: Control:
   • Explore the hierarchy of control, from eliminating risks to implementing PPE, and understand practical examples like zoning hazardous areas to enhance safety.
5. Step 4: Sustain:
   • Understand the importance of regular risk assessments, monitoring for new hazards, and staying updated with industry standards to maintain compliance and safety over time.

Why Tune In?

• Gain a clear understanding of how to identify, assess, control, and sustain risk management in your workplace.
• Learn practical tips and strategies to improve safety and compliance with chemical handling and storage.
• Access valuable resources and expert advice to support your risk management efforts.

Additional Resources:

• Visit our website’s knowledge center for detailed guides and training materials.
• Reach out to Storemasta’s consultants for personalized assistance and professional audits.

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Listen Now: Join us as we break down Storemasta’s risk management methodology and provide you with the tools to create a safer workplace. Don't miss this essential guide to mastering chemical safety!

 Thank you for tuning in to this week’s episode. Stay safe, stay compliant, and join us next week for another insightful discussion on managing dangerous goods.

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Welcome back to Chemical Safety at Work™ - The Podcast - dedicated to tackling the critical issues surrounding dangerous goods (DG) and hazardous chemical safety in the workplace. This week, Pat is joined by Storemasta consultant Braden Urquhart to explore the challenges of ensuring DG safety in modern workplaces.

In This Episode:

Meet the Expert: Braden Urquhart, a seasoned DG storage consultant with over a decade of experience, shares insights from his extensive work across Australia and Asia Pacific.

Key Issues in DG Safety: Discover the emerging risks, including the alarming rise in lithium-ion battery fire incidents and the often-overlooked importance of comprehensive staff training.

Management and Training Gaps: Braden highlights the critical need for management to understand and act on the real-world risks their staff face daily.

Chemical Segregation and Compliance: Learn about the complexities of segregating hazardous chemicals, the importance of adhering to standards, and the real-life implications of non-compliance.

Temperature-Sensitive Chemicals: Braden discusses the necessity of controlling storage environments for sensitive substances and shares practical solutions for maintaining compliance.

Real-World Solutions: Explore the process Storemasta uses to identify, assess, and control chemical storage risks, tailored to each unique site and situation.

Proactive Safety Measures: From implementing color-coding systems to conducting regular risk assessments, discover actionable steps to enhance your site's DG safety.

Industry Evolution: Hear how advancements in technology and updates in regulations have shaped the landscape of DG safety over the past decade.

Why Listen?

• Expert Advice: Gain insights from a leading consultant in the field of dangerous goods safety.
• Practical Tips: Learn straightforward, actionable steps to improve your chemical safety practices.
• Stay Informed: Keep up with the latest industry standards, regulations, and emerging risks.

Your Homework:

Braden gives listeners three practical tasks to improve DG safety on site this week:

1. Evaluate Visuals: Check the signage and labeling of your chemical storage areas.
2. Conduct a Stocktake: List all chemicals and quantities, then assess the risks.
3. Engage with Staff: Talk to your team about their daily tasks and identify potential risks together.

Join us next time as we delve into Storemasta's four-step risk management methodology. Stay safe, stay informed, and keep improving your DG safety practices!

Don't miss this essential episode of "Chemical Safety at Work" with Pat and Mel, brought to you by Storemasta. Tune in to stay ahead in DG safety and compliance.

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Storemasta proudly presents Chemical Safety at Work™ - The Podcast - a brand-new podcast series dedicated to exploring the critical world of dangerous goods (DG) and hazardous chemical safety in the workplace.

About the Podcast

Format:

• Short, Informative Episodes: Each episode is designed to be concise and easy to understand.
• Hosts: Pat and Mel, who will guide you through the complexities of DG safety.
• Expert Guests: Featuring insights from regulators, DG safety experts, consultants, past Storemasta clients, and Storemasta’s own team, including storage consultants and the CEO.

Key Topics:

1. Chemical Segregation
2. Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Risk
3. Aerosol Storage
4. Storemasta's Risk Control Methodology
5. Safety Data Sheets
6. Australian Standards and ADG Code
7. Common DG Storage and Compliance Challenges
8. Inspection Checklists
9. Legislative Updates
10. And Much More!

Who Should Listen?

• Beginners: Those just starting out with DG storage, transport, or handling.
• Experienced Professionals: Individuals looking to stay updated with the latest in DG safety.

Goals of the Podcast:

• Increase Understanding and Awareness: Simplifying complex DG safety issues.
• Deliver Legislative Updates: Keeping you informed about the latest regulations.
• Inspire Safe Work Practices: Sharing best practices and real-world insights.

Why Listen:

Designed to be engaging and easy to digest, each episode encourages you to sit down with a cup of coffee, pick a topic that interests you, and hit play.

Storemasta, a leader in DG storage and safety, invites you to enhance your safety knowledge with "Chemical Safety at Work." Tune in to stay safe, informed, and inspired.

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What’s the most overlooked fire risk when working with Class 3 Flammable Liquids? The answer is ignition sources — and they’re not always obvious. 

In this episode, Patrick breaks down: 

• What ignition sources really are (it’s more than open flames) 
• Where they’re hiding in your workplace 
• The four main types: thermal, electrical, mechanical, and chemical 
• How to control risk using distance, signage, and training 
• What AS 1940 says about ignition sources and cabinet safety 

Ignition sources can be silent, invisible — and devastating. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Listen now and learn how to spot and stop the spark before it starts. 

Listen now wherever you listen to podcasts.  

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Not all flammable liquids are created equal — and the packing group assigned to your chemical tells you exactly how dangerous it really is.

In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, Patrick Gee breaks down what you must know about packing groups to stay compliant, avoid fines, and protect your workplace.

Find out:

• Why packing groups aren’t just about transport — they’re critical for storage too
• How to tell if your chemical is high, medium, or low danger
• Where to quickly find packing group info on your SDS
• How packing groups impact your minor storage limits and separation distances
• What happens if you get it wrong (hint: it’s serious)

If you’re storing, handling, or transporting dangerous goods — this is information you can’t afford to miss.

Read the blog here.

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🔥In this week's episode we break down five real-world incidents where chemical fires and explosions occurred and share five ways you can reduce risk in your workplace. These incidents can be catastrophic, causing injuries, fatalities, and major damage to businesses, communities, and the environment.

We also discuss packing groups (PG1, PG2, PG3) which determine storage requirements for flammable liquids

💬 Subscribe and leave us a review, and if you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover, send us a message.

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The Storemasta team recently conducted a battery fire test, blowing up a high-powered drill battery in an 18-outlet Battery Charging Cabinet.

Following the test, Mel sat down with CEO Caleb Urquhart and Pat, who was part of the testing team, to discuss how the test came together, the results, what it means for the company and the broader industry.

Watch the full test video on the Storemasta YouTube channel to find out what went down when the battery went up in flames. 

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. 

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Navigating the Future of Dangerous Goods Compliance with David Irvine

The dangerous goods industry is evolving—are you keeping up? In this episode, we sit down with David Irvine, Director and Principal Consultant at Dangerous Goods Network and DG Trainer, to unpack the biggest changes in compliance and safety. We dive into:

🔹 AI and digital transformation in DG compliance
🔹 The rising penalties and industrial manslaughter laws affecting businesses
🔹 How insurers are reshaping dangerous goods storage requirements
🔹 The growing skills shortage in the DG industry—and what it means for safety
🔹 The most common compliance gaps (and how to fix them!)

With regulators taking a more proactive approach, understanding your compliance obligations has never been more critical. Tune in now for expert insights that could save your business from costly mistakes!

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In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, we dive into the fastest-growing fire risk in Australia—lithium-ion battery fires. With data from Fire and Rescue NSW and shocking recent incidents from across the country and beyond, we explore why battery fires are becoming more frequent, more intense, and more dangerous. 

We break down key statistics, including the alarming rise in lithium-ion battery-related fires, real-world cases of devastating explosions, and why these fires are so difficult to extinguish. Plus, we share expert-backed safety tips to help you minimise risks at home and in the workplace. 

Whether you’re a WHS professional, a business owner handling battery-powered equipment, or simply concerned about fire safety, this episode will give you the knowledge to stay ahead of this growing hazard. 

🔥 Stay informed, stay safe—listen now! 

🧑‍🚒 Discover FRNSW' resources here: FRNSW Website , FRNSW Battery Resources Page

🔎 Learn from Storemasta's lithium-ion battery safety blogs here: HERE

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In this episode of Chemical Safety at Work, we’re joined by Renton Parker, Director of RiskCon Engineering, to discuss key issues in dangerous goods safety. Renton shares insights on the biggest risks facing Australian businesses, the importance of knowledge and education in managing hazardous chemicals, and real-world incidents that highlight the consequences of poor safety practices.

We also explore how businesses can stay compliant with evolving regulations, recent updates to mixed classes and segregation rules, and the role of new technology and software in managing risk.

Whether you’re a WHS professional, a business owner handling dangerous goods, or simply interested in chemical safety, this episode is packed with expert insights to help you improve workplace safety and compliance.

🔎 Discover RiskCon Engineering here

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