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STOREMASTA

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STOREMASTA is an Australian company providing Dangerous Goods Storage and Management Solutions to industry leaders in the building and construction sector.

For almost 30 years they have been helping organisations all over Australia, NZ and South East Asia reduce risk and improve efficiencies in the storage and management of dangerous goods. STOREMASTA is especially proud to include companies like MULTIPLEX, Lendlease and Hansen Yuncken in a large list of corporate clients using their end-to-end Dangerous Goods Storage and Management Solutions.

What really sets STOREMASTA apart is the quality of their services and storage products — all manufactured in Australia and rigorously tested to meet (and exceed) the Australian Standards. Whether you need indoor chemical storage cabinets, or liftable storage for bins, parts cages, containers or tool chests, STOREMASTA will have you covered.

They have warehouses in every state, as well as highly trained and experienced field auditors on hand. STOREMASTA professionals take the time to build lasting relationships and learn about the risks and hazards unique to your building and construction sites.

STOREMASTA consultants are equipped with practical experience in the field as well as technical knowledge of WHS Legislation and Dangerous Goods Standards in Australia. They combine this with an innovative methodology; Identify –  Assess – Control – Sustain to manage and improve your Dangerous Goods handling and storage systems.

Get in contact with STOREMASTA today and request a consultation. Their field auditing team are ready to help you get the risks associated with the Dangerous Goods at your worksite safely controlled; so you can confidently get on with business knowing you comply with Australian WHS Regulations and Dangerous Goods Standards.

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