Welcome to the inaugural issue of the HAZMAT Advisor Magazine!

We are proud to launch this free, nonprofit publication as part of our mission to enhance chemical safety and security awareness in Sri Lanka and beyond. This magazine was born from the need to address the critical knowledge gaps we often see in industries that deal with hazardous materials (HAZMAT).

Inside this issue, you will find simplified, easy-to-understand articles designed for professionals, safety officers, and decision-makers who are directly or indirectly involved in managing chemicals. Whether you're from a regulatory body, a manufacturing plant, or simply passionate about safety, this magazine will offer valuable insights and practical knowledge.

💡 Why read this magazine?

Understand the real risks of HAZMAT in workplaces
Learn how to build safer chemical handling practices
Stay informed about local and global challenges
Empower your team with knowledge that saves lives

This is just the beginning. We invite you to join us on this journey — read, share, and even contribute to future issues.

Join Us as a Contributor

Are you a professional, researcher, or expert in chemical safety, occupational health, HAZMAT management, or a related field? We warmly invite you to contribute to HAZMAT Advisor Magazine and be part of a nonprofit initiative dedicated to closing the critical knowledge gap in hazardous materials awareness — especially in Sri Lanka and other developing regions. Your insights can make a real difference — whether it's a simple article, case study, or best practice you’ve seen in action. Let’s work together to build a safer, more informed future.

Reach Out to Us Anytime

We're here to assist you 24/7 with any questions or concerns you may have regarding hazardous materials management.

Day or night, feel free to reach out to us for expert advice, assistance, or to report any potential hazards. Your safety is our top priority.

Contact us via email or phone at any time, and we welcome your questions, feedback, and reports. Let's work together around the clock to create a safer environment.