Dangerous Goods Storage & Handling Licence — by State
If your business stores dangerous goods (DG) above the manifest quantity — e.g. > 250 L flammable liquid, > 50 kg corrosive cleaner, > 5 kg toxic — you must notify the state WHS regulator and may need a licence. Triggers vary slightly between states.
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