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Lockout / Tagout
Lockout/Tagout refers to a range of devices used to enable the de-energising of equipment 
during maintenance or repair. Padlocks can come in different options such as keyed to differ, 
keyed alike and master keyed. Padlocks can be engraved with corporate logos, personnel 
names and/or ID numbers.
Fire Protection
Fire safety refers to fire blankets, fire hoses and fire extinguishers for dry chemicals, wet 
chemicals, carbon dioxide, foam and water. In addition to our large range of fire safety 
equipment, RSEA Safety also stocks a large range fire of safety signage.
Emergency Eye & Face Wash
Medical and industrial experiences have shown that initial first aid treatment for many 
hazardous contaminants should be to wash the contaminated part of the body as soon 
as possible. This includes the need for single spray and multispray units for eye and face 
treatments.
YOUR GUIDE TO WORKPLACE SAFETY
YOUR GUIDE TO WORKPLACE SAFETY
Workplace safety is a vast area encompassing numerous different types of equipment to keep your workplace safe. Employers and 
employees must be trained in the proper use of workplace safety equipment and have detailed safety procedures to assist in ensuring a 
safe workplace. The following sections detail the various types of workplace safety equipment on offer at RSEA Safety.
Spill Control
When that unfortunate spill of hazardous material occurs, RSEA has a number of different 
emergency clean up solutions at your disposal. RSEA Safety’s range of spill control products 
include solutions for spills of oil & fuel, water and hazardous chemicals. Customised kits can 
also be developed for spills which contain cytotoxic, mercury, acid, sewerage, formaldehyde, 
marine, land, vehicle, construction site, laboratory or paint.
Dangerous Goods Storage
Dangerous goods are substances that are corrosive, flammable, explosive, spontaneously 
combustible, toxic, oxidising or water-reactive. Petrol, LPG, paints, pesticides and acids are 
examples of commonly used dangerous goods. Incidents involving dangerous goods can typically 
result in explosions or fires and have the potential to cause serious or fatal injuries. These types of 
goods are widely used in industry, so it’s vital that they are stored, handled and transported safely.
HAZMAT Management
Hazardous materials management is a critical area that affects the whole workplace and the 
broader public. The correct storage, handling and transportation of dangerous chemicals and 
substances is not only important to keep people safe, but will help to protect the environment 
and avoid substantial fines for improper use.
Pedestrian Safety
Pedestrian safety is one of the most simple, yet difficult areas to manage in the workplace due 
to the wide range of risks and hazards facing everyday workers. Separating man from machine, 
is a primary safety challenge facing most modern businesses with machinery, forklifts and 
vehicles creating serious injuries if contact is made. RSEA Safety has a range of pedestrian 
safety products designed to highlight such threats and improve overall workplace safety.
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