Bulk Storage Sign - Customised

To create a Bulk Storage Sign that complies with Australian Standard AS 1216, you’ll need to provide the following information about the chemical or dangerous goods being stored:

1. Chemical Name: The official name of the chemical.
2. UN Number: The United Nations number that identifies the chemical (if applicable).
3. Dangerous Goods Class: The classification of the dangerous goods according to the Australian Dangerous Goods Code (ADG Code). This class number indicates the specific type of hazard the substance poses.
4. Packaging Group: The packaging group (I, II, or III) that indicates the degree of danger associated with the substance.
5. Hazardous Nature: Any specific hazard statements that describe the nature of the hazards (e.g., flammable, corrosive, toxic).
6. Risk Phrases: Relevant risk phrases that summarize the nature of the hazards associated with the chemical.
7. Safety Precautions: Recommended safety measures or precautions to be taken while handling or in the vicinity of the chemical.
8. Emergency Contact Information: Contact information for the person or organization responsible for the storage of the chemicals, in case of an emergency.
9. Storage Conditions: Any specific storage conditions required for the safe storage of the chemical (e.g., temperature, ventilation).
10. First Aid Measures: Basic first aid measures that should be taken in the event of exposure to the chemical.

Once you have collected this information, it can be used to create a comprehensive and compliant Bulk Storage Sign.