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Explore our Class 4 Flammable Solids Cabinet range, manufactured to meet AS/NZS 5026 standards for the storage and handling of Class 4 Dangerous Goods.
Additionally, Class 4 DG includes three sub-types: “Flammable Solids,” “Spontaneously Combustible,” and “Dangerous When Wet.” For example, flammable solids include metallic hydrides, sodium and potassium, oily fabrics, processed metals, matches, and nitrocellulose products.
Moreover, spontaneously combustible materials include tert-Butyllithium under Hexanes and White Phosphorus, while dangerous-when-wet materials include aluminium phosphide, calcium carbide, potassium, sodium, and zinc particles.
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When purchasing a Flammable Solids Cabinet, it is important to specify which subclass you are storing.
This ensures the correct stickers and warning labels are applied. For example, cabinets for flammable solids differ slightly from those for spontaneously combustible or dangerous-when-wet materials.
Our cabinets provide robust protection for industrial and laboratory environments.
They are built to prevent accidental ignition, contain spills, and protect staff and property. Moreover, the adjustable shelves make storage flexible, while the sump catches any leaks, keeping your workplace safe and compliant.
Rifft Safety provides fast NZ-wide delivery of all Class 4 Flammable Solids Cabinets.
To ensure proper storage, our team can advise on subclass selection, placement, and safe handling practices.
Store safely. Stay compliant. Browse our Class 4 Flammable Solids Cabinet range today to protect your workplace and meet NZ standards.
For bulk orders or guidance, contact our team – we are here to help.
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Under the regulations, a PCBU must ensure that every worker who uses, handles, manufactures, or stores a hazardous substance (including hazardous waste) is trained before carrying out or supervising work involving those substances.
This training is provided through public face-to-face courses, onsite courses (minimum numbers apply), or as an online self-paced eLearning course.
Spills in your workplace must be managed and cleaned up safely. The knowledge to do so is important for warehouse staff, drivers, loaders, managers and other people who work with or store chemicals.
This course provides you with training and instruction on how to deal with small and medium-sized spills. Available as a 50 minute onsite course or online training completed at your own pace.
This training forms the theoretical component of the Approved Filler Certification process. After completing the course you will be issued a certificate that can be used to prove your theoretical knowledge on Approved Fillers.
Please note we do not issue or sign Certificates. Only WorkSafe Approved Compliance Certifiers can do so.
This training forms the theoretical component of the Certified Handler Certification process. After completing the course you will be issued a certificate that can be used to prove your theoretical knowledge on Certified Handlers.
Please note we do not issue or sign Certificates. Only WorkSafe Approved Compliance Certifiers can do so.
This course is for anyone who handles or transports any dangerous goods, e.g. fuel and chemicals, by road in New Zealand and needs a D Endorsement. To get the endorsement, you need to complete this course and take your course certificate provided by IVS Training to a licensing agent (VTNZ, AA).
The endorsement expires every 5 years and you must re-sit an assessment and have it endorsed on your license
Dangerous goods have special transport requirements to eliminate or minimise the risk of injuring people or damaging property and the environment.
If you manufacture, pack, consign, or transport dangerous goods, it is crucial to understand these requirements. This is especially important in New Zealand, where many goods need to travel by multiple modes of transport, such as land transport combined with either air or sea transport when moving between the North and South Islands.
Stay prepared for emergencies with our First Aid training courses. From core essentials to refreshers, these courses will cover everything from minor injuries to life-threatening emergencies, ensuring you can provide effective aid until help arrives.
Update your first aid knowledge and skills, keeping you current with the latest guidelines and practices.
Respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) that protects people from breathing in substances hazardous to health.
This test is crucial because a proper fit is necessary to minimize the risk of inhaling hazardous substances, such as dust, gases, vapours, or particles, that may be present in the work environment fits appropriately and is fit for purpose.
Site plans help identify and mitigate the risks associated with the hazardous substances you have on site to ensure the safety of workers, the environment, and the surrounding community.
The requirements for a compliant site plan are documented in accordance with the Compliance Certifier in reference to AS/NZS 60079.10.1:2009, Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017.
Traffic Management Plans are designed to ensure the smooth flow of vehicle and pedestrian movements onsite, effectively managing traffic risks and minimising vehicle-related accidents.
These plans clearly define the roles and responsibilities of traffic managers and drivers, as well as daily and emergency traffic control procedures.
Entrust us with a thorough evaluation of your spill kits and emergency showers. One of our specialists will conduct an on-site inspection to assess the condition and compliance of your equipment.
