The date that waste is first placed in storage must be clearly marked on the outside of each biohazardous waste storage container or packaging. These storage timelines apply to any area where ...

These materials aren’t just thrown into some regular trash bag–they are placed in specially designed biohazard containers for safe disposal. Biohazard sanitation specialists handle each item ...

All biohazardous wastes must be labeled as such and kept only in closed containers unless actively adding to the container. Once full, bags must be tied or taped closed prior to pickup by EH&S. Waste ...

All metal sharps must be separated from other wastes and placed into puncture proof, non-leaking containers such as biohazard sharps containers (best option), rigid plastic containers, metal ...

Attach biohazard label, identify contents, generator, date and special hazard if any. Freeze or refrigerate not more than three days. Sharps Place needles and syringes intact in a leak-proof and ...

The biohazard waste sharps containers can be obtained from the Central Chemistry Store (SP-132.02) for Loyola Campus or EHS for SGW Campus. For other biohazard waste containers, please contact EHS at ...

If you are unsure about your waste constituents, or if you plan to create a mixed hazardous-radioactive or biohazardous-radioactive waste, please contact us. Official waste containers are available ...