Dangerous Goods Shipping Container Hire
Dangerous goods containers are specially designed units for the safe storage and transport of hazardous goods. At SEA Containers NZ, we offer dangerous goods containers for hire, ensuring maximum safety for you, your materials and the general public.Â
Understanding dangerous and hazardous items
Dangerous goods containers are crucial to manage risk associated with hazardous materials such as:
- Class 3 flammables
- Paints and paint thinners
- Oils and diesel
- Hazardous liquids and chemicals
- Gas bottles
- Fertilisers
Hiring a dangerous goods container​
- Contact the SEA Containers NZ team to hire a dangerous goods container.
- We’ll provide a quote based on the storage container size, hire duration and condition.
- Choose between short-term and long-term leasing plans.
- We’ll arrange to have your shipping container delivered to your location.
Talk to our expert team at 0508 732266 or email [email protected].
Our dangerous goods shipping containers for hire
SEA Containers NZ offers 20ft and 40ft dangerous goods containers for lease. Our dangerous goods containers feature:
- Bunded floor to contain spills
- Discharge valves for draining spillages
- Large vents for increased airflow
- Easy-opening end doors and full side-opening doors
- Internal emergency door release
- 100% wind and watertight guarantee
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New or 'A-grade' containers |
Features include vents, lock boxes and marine plywood floors
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Optimal condition with only one journey from the manufacturer |
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Ideal for sensitive cargo requiring the highest standards |
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Used 'B-grade' containers |
Previously used for international shipping |
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100% seaworthy with valid CSC plates |
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Suitable for most commercial and industrial applications |
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Used 'C-grade' containers |
May show signs of previous repairs, dents and rust |
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Perfect for short-term storage of dangerous goods on building sites or temporary projects |
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Safe and secure handling of hazardous materials
It’s crucial to understand how to handle and transport hazardous goods. You may need to check the following:
Packaging and labelling
- Compliance with the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996 (HSNO Act)
- Packaging is approved by the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)
- Labels are in accordance with the Land Transport Rule: Dangerous Goods 2005
- Labels are weather-resistant and securely attached
Loading and securing procedures
- Adherence to the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017
- Securing items as per NZ Transport Agency’s Load Security Guidelines
- Keeping incompatible materials separated as required by WorkSafe NZ guidelines
Emergency response plans
- Development of plans following WorkSafe NZ’s Emergency Management requirements
- Maintenance of safety data sheets (SDS) as required by the HSNO Act
- Spill kits and PPE meet NZ standards
- Displaying emergency contact information as per local regulations
Staff training
- Providing training that meets the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015
- Staff is certified for handling specific hazardous goods where required
- Conducting regular safety drills as recommended by WorkSafe NZ
- Keeping staff updated on any changes to NZ dangerous goods regulations
Frequently Asked Questions
Special containers are required for the handling and transportation of dangerous and hazardous goods to ensure the safety of people, property and the environment. These shipping containers are designed to contain potential spills, resist damage from corrosive substances and prevent reactions between incompatible materials. A dangerous goods container also complies with strict health and safety standards.
Dangerous goods containers are made from high-grade steel resistant to corrosion and impact. These Class 3 containers are equipped with bunded floors, galvanised grate flooring, discharge valves for spills, an internal door release and large vents to ensure proper airflow.
Yes, dangerous goods shipping containers can be reused for different types of goods, but only after thorough cleaning and inspection. At SEA Containers, we have strict protocols in place to clean and decontaminate containers between uses, ensuring there’s no risk of cross-contamination.
The cost of hiring a dangerous goods shipping container varies depending on the size, hire duration and delivery location. Contact our team for a personalised quote based on your specific requirements.