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New Combined Safety Storage Cabinet Models for Hazardous Materials
German safety-storage cabinet manufacturer asecos now offers even more combined cabinet models, providing companies with further space-saving and professional storage options for hazardous materials.
Combined safety storage cabinets are compact storage units comprising several compartments, each designed to accommodate certain types of hazardous materials. The type 90 compartment complies with BS EN 14470-1 and is made from fire-resistant materials to store flammable liquids safely.
Each combined cabinet is also equipped with a
compartment in which acids and alkalis can be stored separately and thus prevented from coming into contact and causing a reaction.
Because chemical vapours can cause metal components to rust both compartments are made from non- corrosive materials. The type 90 and the acid and alkali compartments are ventilated via separate ducts and a joint extraction unit in the cabinet ceiling.
To date, asecos has offered tall combined safety storage cabinets with a width of 1200mm and various equipment options. New to its range is a 600mm-wide combined cabinet, as well as 600mm-high underbench units, which are available in a variety of widths. As an extra feature, the type 90 compartment of each combined cabinet now comes with a separate lockable storage box. This can be used, for example, to store toxic substances separately and provide further protection against unauthorised access.
All the new models are available with any number of shelves and drawers, and a choice of folding or double doors.
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Safety Training for the Management and Safe Use of Compressed and Cryogenic Gases
Proudly delivering high quality independently assessed and approved training for 10 years in the North West and across the UK.
“Excellent course, professionally delivered and well received by course attendees - as always” - Oxford Instruments.
Proactive Gas Safety (PGS) helps companies implement and demonstrate effective control of their compressed and cryogenic gas systems by offering complete training packages. These are designed to do far more than simply train the end user; they actively support supervisors and management to meet their obligations under this and other relevant legislation.
Employers and Employees must meet their obligations in respect of The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Section 2.2 ‘provide information and training to all who are exposed to risk’.
The required training for users of laboratory, compressed and cryogenic gases is laid down in British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) Guidance Note 23 (GN23) ‘Identifying Gas Safety Training Requirements in the Workplace’.
For each learner, PGS provides full and detailed records of training and achievement, Gas Safety Passport to HSE INDG 381 and the option of an EAL Certificate of Verified Achievement.
On-site training incorporates classroom and hands on practical training. On-line and Open Workshops are also available throughout the UK.
PGS has been independently verified and accredited by EAL (Excellence Achievement Learning Ltd), the national awarding organisation. PGS training delivery, assessment, quality assurance, customer support, documentation and procedures have been found to meet their exacting standards.
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