What types of hazardous materials can you store?
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Hazard classes 1 to 9 with the applicable permits, including flammable liquids, gases, oxidizers, toxic substances, corrosives and miscellaneous dangerous goods such as lithium batteries. Each class has segregated zones built for its requirements, with compatibility managed in the WMS. Classes follow the UN system: 1 explosives, 2 gases, 3 flammable liquids, 4 flammable solids, 5 oxidizers and organic peroxides, 6 toxic and infectious substances, 7 radioactive, 8 corrosives and 9 miscellaneous.
Do you offer temperature-controlled hazmat storage?
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Yes. The hazmat facility includes temperature-controlled zones for materials that need specific conditions to stay chemically stable and safe, with the same environmental monitoring as standard climate-controlled areas plus additional safety features.
Are you licensed for OSINERGMIN and Ministry of Transport compliance?
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Yes. Our hazmat operations in Peru comply with OSINERGMIN regulations for chemical and hazardous material storage and Ministry of Transport requirements for handling and documentation. The facility is designed, operated and maintained to meet these standards, with regular inspections and audit-ready records. OSINERGMIN is Peru's energy and mining regulator, and the Ministry of Transport (MTC) regulates the road transport of hazardous materials.
Do you provide documentation support for chemical storage?
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Yes. The team manages Safety Data Sheets, OSINERGMIN reporting, customs declarations for imported hazmat and transport documentation, keeping records that satisfy regulatory audits and trace every material in the facility.
Can you handle IATA and IMDG-regulated goods?
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Yes. Trained staff prepare documentation for the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and the IMDG Code and make sure classification, packaging and labeling are correct for materials moving through Jorge Chávez airport or the Port of Callao. Each substance is identified by a UN number and packing group, which both codes use to set packaging and labeling.
Can hazardous materials be stored under bond?
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Yes. Imported hazardous materials can be held in our Depósito Aduanero Autorizado, deferring duties and IGV for up to 12 months, in bonded zones with the same safety and compliance standards as the rest of the hazmat facility.
What safety infrastructure does the facility have?
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Impermeable flooring with containment berms, sumps and drainage, explosion-proof electrical systems, mechanical ventilation, class-specific fire suppression with foam, dry chemical and specialized agents, and spill kits, safety showers, eyewash stations and protective equipment throughout.
How do you keep incompatible materials apart?
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Incompatible materials sit in separate, physically isolated zones, and the WMS applies chemical compatibility matrices with automated alerts, so storage assignments never depend on manual decisions and you get real-time visibility into your inventory, storage conditions and compliance status.