Safety cabinets & storage
Organise flammable liquids, corrosives and hazardous materials with purpose-designed storage for laboratories, workshops and industrial sites.
Safety Storage & Containment
Safety storage & containment · Singapore
Control chemical, fire and spill risks at the source
Explore safety cabinets, safety cans and secondary containment solutions for factories, laboratories, workshops, warehouses and maintenance teams across Singapore.
Singapore-based support
Workplace-ready solutions
Product selection guidance
Islandwide delivery
Browse by application
Safety storage and containment solutions
Start with the material you need to store, the size of the containers and the risk you need to control.
Safety cans & containers
Handle and dispense fuels, solvents and oily waste more safely with containers designed for daily workplace use.
Secondary containment
Help contain leaks from drums, IBCs and smaller chemical containers with spill trays, pallets, bunds and overpacks.
1
Identify the material
Check whether it is flammable, corrosive, oxidising, toxic or otherwise hazardous, and review incompatibilities in the SDS.
2
Confirm quantity and container size
Count the containers, record their capacities and allow practical space for safe access and future stock.
3
Match the storage construction
Select cabinet, can, tray, pallet or bund materials that suit the chemical and the work environment.
4
Check local requirements
Consider applicable SCDF, NEA and MOM requirements, along with your risk assessment, emergency plan and premises approvals.
Singapore context
Support safer chemical storage planning
The product is one part of a complete chemical management programme. Your assessment may also need to cover hazard communication, segregation, ventilation, fire protection, spill response and licensing.
- Review current Safety Data Sheets and chemical compatibility
- Separate incompatible materials and provide appropriate containment
- Check whether SCDF or NEA licensing and storage controls apply
- Keep emergency equipment and response procedures ready
Important: Product selection does not by itself establish regulatory compliance. Requirements depend on the substance, quantity, building, storage arrangement and workplace use. Confirm current obligations with the relevant Singapore authorities or a qualified professional.
Frequently asked questions
Safety storage & containment FAQ
What is secondary containment?
It is a backup barrier—such as a spill tray, pallet, bund or overpack—that helps capture a leak before liquid reaches floors, drains or nearby work areas.
How do I choose a flammable liquid storage cabinet?
Start with the SDS, stored quantities, container sizes, chemical compatibility and the requirements that apply to the premises.
What is the difference between a spill tray and a spill pallet?
Spill trays are generally suited to smaller containers and point-of-use areas. Spill pallets and IBC bunds support drums or larger containers and offer greater containment capacity.
Safety storage & containment · Singapore
Control chemical, fire and spill risks at the source
Explore safety cabinets, safety cans and secondary containment solutions for factories, laboratories, workshops, warehouses and maintenance teams across Singapore.
Singapore-based support
Workplace-ready solutions
Product selection guidance
Islandwide delivery
Browse by application
Safety storage and containment solutions
Start with the material you need to store, the size of the containers and the risk you need to control.
Safety cabinets & storage
Organise flammable liquids, corrosives and hazardous materials with purpose-designed storage for laboratories, workshops and industrial sites.
Safety cans & containers
Handle and dispense fuels, solvents and oily waste more safely with containers designed for daily workplace use.
Secondary containment
Help contain leaks from drums, IBCs and smaller chemical containers with spill trays, pallets, bunds and overpacks.
1
Identify the material
Check whether it is flammable, corrosive, oxidising, toxic or otherwise hazardous, and review incompatibilities in the SDS.
2
Confirm quantity and container size
Count the containers, record their capacities and allow practical space for safe access and future stock.
3
Match the storage construction
Select cabinet, can, tray, pallet or bund materials that suit the chemical and the work environment.
4
Check local requirements
Consider applicable SCDF, NEA and MOM requirements, along with your risk assessment, emergency plan and premises approvals.
Singapore context
Support safer chemical storage planning
The product is one part of a complete chemical management programme. Your assessment may also need to cover hazard communication, segregation, ventilation, fire protection, spill response and licensing.
- Review current Safety Data Sheets and chemical compatibility
- Separate incompatible materials and provide appropriate containment
- Check whether SCDF or NEA licensing and storage controls apply
- Keep emergency equipment and response procedures ready
Important: Product selection does not by itself establish regulatory compliance. Requirements depend on the substance, quantity, building, storage arrangement and workplace use. Confirm current obligations with the relevant Singapore authorities or a qualified professional.
Frequently asked questions
Safety storage & containment FAQ
What is secondary containment?
It is a backup barrier—such as a spill tray, pallet, bund or overpack—that helps capture a leak before liquid reaches floors, drains or nearby work areas.
How do I choose a flammable liquid storage cabinet?
Start with the SDS, stored quantities, container sizes, chemical compatibility and the requirements that apply to the premises.
What is the difference between a spill tray and a spill pallet?
Spill trays are generally suited to smaller containers and point-of-use areas. Spill pallets and IBC bunds support drums or larger containers and offer greater containment capacity.
