If your business operations use solvents and chemicals, then the storage of these substances is crucial for the safety of your staff, facility and the environment. These particular substances are often known as COSHH products and must adhere to COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) regulations.
Whether you operate in a research laboratory or a manufacturing plant, we can help you find the perfect solvent and chemical storage solutions that meet your exact requirements.
There are so many requirements for storing chemicals and solvents such as ensuring incompatible chemicals are stored separately and making sure you are correctly storing corrosives. The list of requirements can be daunting! However, we can take the uncertainty out of the process with our reputable services.
How We Can Help
We can conduct COSHH risk assessments which identify the potential hazards in your workplace, assesses chemical compatibility and establishes any quantity limitations.
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