PATHOLOGY

Pathology waste refers to human or animal body parts identified as being tainted with transmittable agents known to be contagious to humans. Pathology waste must be placed in bags appropriately labeled as biohazardous waste with the international symbol and must be securely tied.

Any secondary containers must be rigid, leak resistant, have fitted covers, and be well kept.Pathology waste falls under the umbrella of medical waste and is subject to hazardous waste requirements.

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SHARPS

Proper disposal of sharps (items capable of cutting or piercing) is crucial for ensuring the safety of workers who hand-sort waste.

BIOMEDICAL

Encompasses all waste containing contagious (or potentially contagious) materials; including both solids and liquids.

HAZARDOUS/CHEMICALS

Waste which includes a chemical composition or other substance that arms it with the potential to injure or end life