Nationwide Chemical & Hazardous Materials Warehousing and Storage

Always segregate incompatible chemicals (e.g., oxidizers and flammables) to prevent dangerous reactions. Store materials away from heat and sunlight to avoid degradation, and ensure containers are tightly sealed. Use approved flammable storage cabinets for large quantities (>10 gallons), while smaller amounts in secondary containers may stay on benches if properly secured. Inorganic acids require corrosion-resistant cabinets—never flammable storage units. Secure shelves with barriers to prevent spills.

For flammable liquids, use only explosion-proof refrigerators—never standard units—and label them “No Food or Beverages.” Store liquids in secondary containment (110% of the largest container or 10% of total volume). Ensure shelving allows safe access, and verify facilities meet fire and explosion safety standards.

OLIMP’s HAZMAT and chemical warehousing services prioritize safety, compliance, and peace of mind. Our specialized facilities feature advanced containment protocols, cutting-edge fire suppression systems, and high-efficiency ventilation to mitigate risk and meet all federal, state, and local regulations. Designated storage zones for flammable materials, routine inspections, and strict handling procedures ensure optimal hazard control. Our trained personnel follow rigorous safety protocols, including hazard communication standards, labeling, and emergency response training. Backed by additional HAZMAT-specific insurance coverage, OLIMP protects both freight and businesses from the unique risks of hazardous material storage.