Safe Use of Flammables Storage Cabinets
A safety talk covering proper segregation, ventilation, and labeling when using flammables storage cabinets.
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Key Hazards
- Fire or explosion from improper storage
- Chemical reactions from incompatible materials
- Fume buildup inside cabinets
2–3 Minute Talk Script
Safe use of flammables storage cabinets is essential for shops, labs, and maintenance areas. These cabinets protect workers by containing volatile materials.
Workers should store only approved flammable liquids inside and avoid keeping ignition sources nearby.
Different chemicals may require segregation, and workers should read labels carefully to prevent incompatibility hazards.
Keeping the cabinet closed when not accessing materials helps control fumes and maintain fire protection.
Safety Reminders
- Store only approved flammables.
- Segregate incompatible chemicals.
- Label all containers clearly.
- Keep cabinets closed when not in use.
Ask the Crew
- Are any chemicals today incompatible?
- Do labels on stored containers need updating?