To create a Tanker Placard or Emergency Information Panel, you will need to gather the following details for the specific chemical being transported. Here’s what you should look for: Chemical Name: The official name of the chemical as listed on its Safety Data Sheet (SDS). UN Number: The United Nations number assigned to the chemical, which identifies the substance for transport purposes. Hazchem Number: The code that indicates the specific actions to take in an emergency involving the chemical. Hazchem Diamond: The diamond shape representing the primary hazard associated with the chemical (e.g., flammable, toxic). Sub Risk Diamond: If applicable, a second diamond indicating additional hazards of the chemical (e.g., corrosive, reactive). Emergency Contact: A phone number or contact person to call in case of an emergency involving the chemical. Specialist Information Contact: A contact for additional information about the chemical, which may be relevant for emergency responders. Make sure that all information complies with Australian Standard AS 1216 for Hazchem signage. If you have the SDS or packaging for the chemical, it should contain most of this information. If you need help interpreting any specific entries from the SDS, feel free to ask! FAST SHIPPING – in stock items despatched within 24 hours FREE SHIPPING – on orders over $99 100% SECURE – pay securely with all major credit cards
