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Attention to detail lies at the heart of Rennies’ operation

27 Jan 2006 - by Staff reporter
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WHEN IT comes to the handling of dangerous goods there is no margin for error, which is why attention to detail lies at the heart of Rennies Distribution Services’ operation. Customised IT systems are in place to monitor the status of all chemical products while on-site and en route to their final destinations. The company’s facilities hold a wide range of chemicals, subdivided into secure fire sections according to storage classes. All are stored in accordance with the international Maritime Goods Code, a spokesman told FTW. Flammable stores are based in all the major centres while extra high priority zones are equipped with low temperature sprinkler systems. The company holds 5 Star System NOSA rating, Chemical and Allied Industries Association membership and ISO 9001:2000 certification.
It is also a signatory to
the Responsible Care charter.

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