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When it comes to the storage of biohazardous medical waste, many medical practices and businesses unintentionally break the rules set forth by the Arizona Department of Environmental…
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What Types of Waste Don’t Go in Red Bags?
Certain waste items should never be placed in a red bag. Red bags are reserved for biohazardous waste items only, including both liquid and solid biohazardous items….
What’s Allowed in Medical Waste Containers?
Regulated medical waste containers aren’t trash cans. You can’t just put anything in them. Only certain items should be disposed of in these special containers…
Flexible Billing and 4 Other Ways US Bio-Clean Is Different
When it comes to medical waste disposal services, you’ve probably resigned yourself to the fact that they will involve impossibly long contracts, unpredictable charges and…
How to Use an Rx Destroyer to Meet DEA Compliance Requirements
Medication waste happens every day. It happens when your patient needs 8 milligrams of morphine, but you only have 10-milligram vials so you have to…
4 Steps to Dental Amalgam Compliance
You’ve been hearing about the Environmental Protection Agency’s new dental amalgam regulation for a couple years but have put off taking steps to get into…
US Bio-Clean Introduces Arizona’s First Electronic Manifest System
If your company manages medical waste, you’re all-too-familiar with the manifests you must sign at each pickup. “Press hard. You’re making three copies,” they remind…
Do You Have an OSHA Exposure Control Plan?
As part of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, employers are required to have an exposure control plan in place. It should detail, in writing, your…
Do You Have an OSHA Hazard Communication Plan?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) Hazard Communication Standard requires employers to disclose hazardous chemicals in the workplace and have a written hazard communication…
Quick Guide to Compliance Training and Safety Plans
When dealing with biohazardous waste and other potential hazards, there are specific regulations you have to follow to ensure a safe workplace for all employees….