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Proper medical waste disposal is not only important but also required by law. In a business where lots of waste is created, it's crucial to know the ins and outs of hazardous waste disposal so you can be certain that waste from your facility is properly disposed of and doesn't pose a risk or danger to anyone. Without proper hazardous waste disposal in Maryland, your medical waste can create a serious public health crisis, hurting your image and your people.
There's no way of getting around the fact that medical waste is dangerous. From blood and other bodily fluids that can result in infection, to contaminated sharps and chemically-dangerous solvents, the potential laundry list of dangers in medical waste could almost never be exhausted. Understanding the dangers that your hazardous waste poses is key to understanding the importance of proper disposal.
Medical waste can pose serious risks to both those who come in contact with it and those around it. Improper disposal of medical waste like sharps can lead to the spread of diseases like hepatitis, HIV, syphilis, and malaria. Some of these can have life-long impacts, making the proper disposal of sharps and other hazardous waste materials vitally important. There are also greater risks to your entire community - risks that can manifest as a public health crisis if severe enough. While non-hazardous waste is traditionally dumped into landfills, doing so as a means of hazardous waste disposal can potentially leak dangerous substances into the air, land, water, and other resources that the entire community relies on. The more medical waste that is added, the greater the contamination and risk to public health.
Laws and regulations in the U.S. stipulate the careful and proper disposal of medical waste. These laws require the use of puncture-proof containers for waste like sharps, containers labeled to comply with regulations, regular disposal of hazardous waste to negate accumulation and build-up, as well as clearly defined processing and transport plans. Failure to comply with any of these, among others, can result in serious fines.
You are responsible for your waste until it is properly disposed of, even if it has left your facility. That's why it is so important to understand the hazardous waste disposal process and to trust who is handling. At BWS, we have a proven track record of hazardous waste disposal in Maryland. With custom plans for each customer and superior client service, BWS can help reduce your waste and ensure regulatory compliance. Call us today to request a free quote!
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