Preparing For A Records Purge
The important do's and don'ts when preparing for a records purge
Protecting Waste Workers
How the community can help protect trash and recycling workers from exposure to COVID-19
Prevent The Spread Of Covid-19
CDC recommended steps to follow if you are sick with COVID-19 or think you might have COVID-19 to help protect other people in your home and community
Coronavirus Decontamination Services We Provide
Coronavirus remediation and emergency response services we offer to help you, your employees, and your patients or customers feel safe
What You Should Know About Covid-19
Information about COVID-19 and protecting yourself and others from the highly contagious disease
Using Personal Protective Equipment
A guide to using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when caring for patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 including recommended donning and doffing procedures
Customer Assistance & Resources
Responding to the needs of our customers and the community impacted by the Coronavirus crisis
Regulated Medical Waste Know Where To Throw
A user guide to the do's and don'ts of medical waste disposal and proper packaging instructions
Understanding the Amalgam Separator Deadline
Dental offices can handle quite a bit of hazardous and medical waste during their normal operations. Some of this waste includes mercury. Mercury is a heavy metal and neurotoxin that can harm the environment if it is disposed of unsafely. That’s why there are important regulations in place to ensure that dental amalgam waste is handled properly. In this article, we will cover a little bit about the approaching deadline, what it entails, and why it is important. Let’s take a look.
Do you recycle the shredding after its been picked up and processed?
Yes! All of the waste from document shredding is 100% recycled.
