Dangerous goods containers are a must-have if your company needs to store potentially hazardous goods. The strong, durable, weatherproof, and secure features of general-purpose shipping containers provide an excellent service in protecting all sorts of items in transit and during storage. However dangerous or hazardous materials require an extra level of technology and expertise to ensure the protection of workers and the general public alike. Indeed, Australian Hazardous Goods Regulations require that dangerous goods supplied in Australia should be classified, labeled, packaged, stored, and transported according to particular Australian Standards.
At OurBox Pty Ltd, our many years in the shipping container business have given us a wealth of experience in the regulations required in the handling, transport, and storage of dangerous and hazardous goods, and our high-quality containers all adhere to the Australian government requirements.
Our dangerous goods storage containers are available in 3-meter and 6-meter sizes and are designed to ensure maximum safety for you, your workers, and the general public. We also offer 20-foot high cube side opening containers for maximum storage space, and can also design 40-foot units if required.
Standard Australian dangerous goods containers are equipped with an internal safety door handle, the correct ventilation, and a fully welded steel floor. We also equip our dangerous goods containers with a lockable, stainless steel valve that is fitted under the rear sill, ensuring a safe and straightforward method of disposing of waste.
Safety signage is also available if required.
Our range of HAZMAT-certified goods containers means you can safely transport and store a range of hazardous goods, including gas cylinders, flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidizing agents, organic peroxides, toxic substances, corrosive substances as well as a range of miscellaneous dangerous goods. Our containers are not only suited to store dangerous goods, but also non-hazardous materials where there are possible risks of spillage.