We have provided instructions for the preparation of your biohazardous waste for pick up by one of our drivers.

If you have any further questions, please contact us. One of our representatives would be happy to help you.

Instructions:

Do NOT overfill biohazard boxes! Our biohazard disposal containers must have sufficient room to be able to close the flaps on the top of the box and seal with packing tape. DOT regulations require that our containers are COMPLETELY sealed for transport on public roads.

Keep your containers in a safe but convenient location: Our biohazard disposal containers should be kept out of the reach of the general public, as required by regulation. However, keep in mind that our drivers run a tight schedule, and pick up many stops each day. The easier it is for our drivers to access your waste, the less time it takes to collect your waste, and helps to keep our prices low!

Use only APPROVED containers: Our drivers are only allowed to pick up waste that is stored in safe, approved containers. These include: our biohazard boxes for general waste; and approved sharps containers or approved chemotherapy containers for sharps waste.

Collection is your responsibility: Our drivers, in order to keep our prices low, are only able to pick up waste that has been collected and stored in approved containers and placed in ONE location. We do not provide room-to-room collection services.

Do NOT overfill sharps containers! Sharps containers should NEVER be overfilled. This WILL cause needles to fall out of the sharps containers. Your company will be liable for ANY injuries resulting from improperly disposed waste.

TAPE sharps containers shut. Sharps containers must be taped shut to secure both the locked opening and the lid. This will help to ensure that no sharps will fall out of the containers during handling and transport. Your company will be liable for ANY injuries resulting from improperly disposed waste.

Do not place any liquid into the containers! Our biohazard boxes are not leak-proof. Any liquid that cannot, by regulation, be disposed into the sewer system, must be placed into leak-proof containers prior to placement in our bio-boxes. We do not collect fixer fluid (x-ray fluid).

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