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Storing organic peroxides safely requires careful consideration of temperature, segregation, quantity and the type of chemical being stored. As Class 5.2 Dangerous Goods, organic peroxides can present serious fire, explosion and decomposition hazards if stored incorrectly. This guide covers the key organic peroxide storage requirements Australian workplaces should understand, including choosing the right storage cabinet and maintaining appropriate workplace controls.

Gas bottle storage requires more than simply keeping cylinders in a designated area. Regular inspections can help identify damaged bottles, gas leaks, unsecured cylinders, inadequate signage and incorrect gas segregation before they become serious safety risks. This gas bottle storage requirements checklist outlines the key areas workplaces should inspect to help maintain a safe and organised storage environment. 

Regularly inspecting your safety cabinets is essential for maintaining safe and compliant hazardous chemical storage. This safety cabinet inspection checklist covers key areas including cabinet condition, doors, shelving, spill containment, chemical containers, signage and ventilation. Learn what to look for during routine inspections and how Titan Safety cabinets can help support safer chemical storage in the workplace.