June is designated as National Safety Month by the National Safety Council (NSC). After these past 12-15 months, this annual recognition may feel much needed now more than before in our personal lives and work environments. Safety and health awareness personally and professionally are top of mind, especially as many Covid-19 related restrictions are lifted and some employers begin to manage safety plans as staff return to traditional workplace settings.

The coronavirus vaccine is now widely available to most Americans 16 years or older. So how does everyone who wants the vaccine get it? The unprecedented volume coupled with an on-going pandemic pose many logistical challenges. Opening up mass vaccination sites emerged as the logical solution to get as many people vaccinated as quickly and safely as possible. Facilities such as stadiums, theme parks, and convention centers have plenty of space, vast parking, and have the capacity to administer thousands of doses daily.

Biomedical Waste Services Announces Trey Krell to Vice President

Trey Krell, son of BWS President Ray Krell continues the long legacy of reliable medical waste disposal in the mid-Atlantic region focusing on future growth and environmental sustainability