Stericycle Medical Waste Disposal

At Stericycle, we focus on making your biohazardous and medical waste disposal management flexible, compliant and convenient, so you can focus on your core business.

Medical Waste Disposal Management Services

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Stericycle specializes in the proper disposal of medical and/or biohazardous waste. Our medical waste management services aid in employee safety, protect the environment, and reduce compliance risks for those businesses that generate biohazardous waste. For hospitals, healthcare practices, and many other businesses, Stericycle medical waste management services include:

•  Appropriate containers, labels and online manifests for the transportation of medical waste.
•  Professional collection, removal and transport of your biomedical waste.
•  Compliant treatment and medical waste disposal.
•  Complete chain of custody documentation for the destruction of biohazardous waste.
•  Training programs for your staff to understand medical waste handling requirements.

Stericycle’s medical waste removal services help protect you, your associates, your patients or customers, and your business reputation. Our customized, comprehensive biohazardous waste solutions help:

•  Decrease threat of exposure to contaminates and disease, safeguarding your workplace.
•  Assure compliance with medical waste disposal regulations, minimizing your risk of fines and penalties.

 

Our Vast Network Offers Medical Waste Removal Scheduling Flexibility

Stericycle maintains the nation’s largest network of medical waste transport vehicles and treatment facilities. This network enables us to provide biomedical waste removal services as frequently as your facility needs as determined by your specific needs, such as the volume of waste generated and mandatory local and state regulations in your area.

Our vast network also allows for flexibility in managing additional pick-up services when unexpected needs arise. As your business needs change, Stericycle offers both online and telephone access to adjust your medical waste removal pick-up schedule.

 

Our Medical/Biohazardous Waste Disposal Knowledge and Expertise

As the leading provider of disposal services for medical and biohazardous waste, Stericycle serves a wide variety of customers. We understand the unique needs of your business and offer convenient, compliant solutions. The regulations associated with various regulated biohazardous wastes are intricate, vary by state and local requirements, and are legislated by federal government agencies including:

•  US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
•  US Department of Transportation (DOT).
•  US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
•  US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Stericycle maintains an extensive team of environmental, safety and regulatory specialists who keep up-to-date with and decipher ever-changing federal, state and local requirements. This continued focus and commitment to regulatory compliance ensures that your medical and/or biohazardous waste is handled with the appropriate attention to detail, thereby minimizing your business risk.

We also have services that can aid your facility in staying compliant with OSHA regulations. For most employees, OSHA has strict guidelines intended to protect you and your employees. For example, annual bloodborne pathogens training is legally required for every employee who may come in contact with infectious materials. OSHA also requires that employers maintain and update specific safety plans, such as an exposure control plan and hazard communication. Stericycle offers both on-site and online tools to aid healthcare providers and other businesses in navigating through these requirements and staying compliant.

If your facility discards pharmaceutical products, chemotherapy waste, or pathological waste, each of these has distinct regulatory requirements. Stericycle can expertly accommodate your specialty waste needs.

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