Photograph or list your chemicals → identify the dangerous-goods class → check storage segregation. Drafts only — a competent person owns every decision.
DRAFT — confirm before operational use. The matrix has been cross-referenced against an AS 3833 storage segregation chart (Flinders University DG Segregation Chart, Nov 2024). AS 3833 frames everything as segregation — the tool reports it at two levels of required separation: segregate (≥ 3 m or a compliant barrier; more for larger quantities) and segregate to a separate compartment/store (the chart's strongest separation) — plus compatible (may be stored together). Confirm against AS 3833:2024, the WorkSafe QLD segregation tool, ADG Code 7.9 Part 9 and each SDS. This tool does not replace the SDS or a competent person.
1 · Identify the chemicals on hand
Reads the labels with AI — uses a credit.
AI reads the labels and drafts the list - always confirm each product and DG class against the SDS before checking segregation. No photo? Add chemicals manually below; the segregation logic works fully offline.
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"find SDS" opens a web search for that product. Confirm it is the manufacturer's current SDS (issue date within the last 5 years) before you rely on it - this tool does not store or verify SDS.
2 · Segregation result
References: ADG Code Edition 7.9, Part 9 (Segregation) · AS 3833:2024 · WHS Regulation 2011 (Qld) s 354, Sch 11 (placard/manifest), Sch 12. Classes 1 (explosives), 6.2 (infectious) and 7 (radioactive) require specialist isolation and are out of this tool's scope — flagged only, never ruled on.