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Class 5.1 Oxidising Agents vs Class 5.2 Organic Peroxides: What Is the Difference?

Class 5.1 Oxidising Agents vs Class 5.2 Organic Peroxides: What Is the Difference?

Understanding the difference between Class 5.1 oxidising agents and Class 5.2 organic peroxides is essential for safe chemical storage. While both can present serious fire and reaction hazards, their properties and storage requirements can differ significantly. Discover the key differences and explore Titan Safety's range of dangerous goods storage solutions for Australian workplaces.

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Organic Peroxide Storage: What Workplaces Need to Know

Organic Peroxide Storage: What Workplaces Need to Know

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.

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Gas Bottle Storage Requirements Checklist

Gas Bottle Storage Requirements Checklist

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. 

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Safety Cabinet Inspection Checklist

Safety Cabinet Inspection Checklist

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.

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Which Flammable Storage Cabinet Do I Need? A Size and Capacity Guide

Which Flammable Storage Cabinet Do I Need? A Size and Capacity Guide

If you're storing flammable liquids in your workplace, choosing the right storage cabinet is essential for both safety and compliance. But with a range of sizes and capacities available, it can be difficult to know which cabinet best suits your needs. This guide explains the different flammable storage cabinet sizes, what they can hold, and the key factors to consider when selecting the right solution for your workplace.

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Oil Absorbent Pads vs General Purpose Pads: What’s The Difference?

Oil Absorbent Pads vs General Purpose Pads: What’s The Difference?

Spill absorbent pads are essential for managing workplace spills, but choosing the right type is key. Oil & fuel absorbent pads and general purpose pads are designed for different liquids and applications. Learn the key differences and discover which absorbent pad is best suited to your workplace.

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Eyewash Stations vs Safety Showers: What's the Difference?

Eyewash Stations vs Safety Showers: What's the Difference?

When hazardous substances are present, having the right emergency decontamination equipment can make all the difference. But should your workplace install an eyewash station, a safety shower, or a combination unit? This guide explains the differences, outlines when each solution is required, and helps you choose the right equipment to keep your workplace safe and compliant.

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How to Choose the Correct Spill Kit For Your Workplace

How to Choose the Correct Spill Kit For Your Workplace

Not sure which spill kit you need? This guide explains the differences between general purpose, oil & fuel and hazchem spill kits, helping Australian workplaces select the right spill response solution for their site.

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Flammable vs Corrosive vs Toxic Cabinets: What's the Difference?

Flammable vs Corrosive vs Toxic Cabinets: What's the Difference?

Not all hazardous chemical storage cabinets are designed for the same purpose. This guide explains the differences between Class 3 flammable liquid cabinets, Class 8 corrosive substance cabinets and Class 6 toxic substance cabinets, helping Australian workplaces choose the right storage solution for their chemicals.

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Steel vs Poly Bunds: Which Is Better for Your Workplace?

Steel vs Poly Bunds: Which Is Better for Your Workplace?

Choosing between steel and poly bunds depends on the liquids you store, your workplace environment, and safety requirements. This guide explores the key differences between steel and poly spill containment bunds, including chemical resistance, fire safety, durability, and ideal applications, helping Australian businesses select the right bunding solution for their workplace.

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Choosing the Right IBC & Drum Bund for Your Warehouse:

Choosing the Right IBC & Drum Bund for Your Warehouse:

Managing hazardous liquids safely is critical in any warehouse. Drum and IBC bunds play a key role in spill containment, helping protect staff, prevent environmental contamination, and support compliance. Learn how choosing the right bunding solution can improve safety and efficiency in your facility. Read more to find the right solution for your site.

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Roadside Spill Response: Why Drivers Need Vehicle Spill Kits

Roadside Spill Response: Why Drivers Need Vehicle Spill Kits

Portable vehicle spill kits are an essential safety measure for drivers transporting fuel, oil, chemicals, or other hazardous liquids. Learn how these compact kits help contain spills quickly, reducing environmental impact and roadside hazards.

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