Navigating Hazchem Links and Dangerous Goods - Your Key to Ensuring Workplace Safety and Compensation

In the realm of workplace safety and the potential for compensation following accidents or injuries, understanding the significance of relevant organizations in handling and storing hazardous chemicals and dangerous goods is crucial. This section serves as your comprehensive guide, emphasizing the importance of these resources from a worker's perspective.


Here, we'll explore the organizations that play a pivotal role in safeguarding your well-being in the workplace.


  • ACCORD – Specialty products industry association.
  • Agsafe – Proactive in dangerous goods management for the rural industries and has links with drumMUSTER.
  • Australasian  Institute of Dangerous Goods Consultants – The Australasian Institute of Dangerous Goods Consultants (AIDGC) is an independent industry body that exists for the benefit of the dangerous goods industry, regulatory authorities, government, business and the general community. There are over 60 professional members who offer dangerous goods related services listed on this site.
  • Business and industry portal – Starting a business and getting the appropriate licences.
  • Chamber  of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) – Provides advice to industry on occupational health and safety and other matters.
  • Comcare – Administers legislation including dangerous goods at Commonwealth owned installations, public sector workplaces, military bases and some Commonwealth owned/partially owned companies (Telstra, CSL, some airports).
  • drumMUSTER – drumMUSTER is a national program that collects and recycles non-returnable containers that have been used for crop production/protection and on-farm animal health chemicals .
  • Department of Environment and Heritage Protection for information on environment protection legislation and relevant licensing for environmentally relevant activities.
  • Gas Energy Australia – Useful information about flammable gas.
  • Office of Fair Trading, Department of  Justice and Attorney-General – Consumer product safety matters.
  • Farmsafe Queensland – Farmsafe training courses.
  • Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing:
  • International Air  Transport Association (IATA) – Dangerous Goods Regulations relating to air transport.
  • Motor  Trades Association of Queensland (MTAQ) – MTAQ represent many service stations and petroleum distributors across Queensland.
  • Plastic  and Chemicals Industries Association (PACIA)
  • Queensland Transport and Main Roads – Dangerous goods
  • Safe Work Australia – National model WHS legislation and supporting codes of practice and guides.
  • WorkSafe  Victoria – dangerous goods publications.

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