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Anatomical Waste is hazardous waste that needs to be disposed of before it poses a threat to the environment or society.
An expert like TCW is well equipped to handle such waste and guide you as well on storing the anatomical waste so that we can collect it and dispose it of as per the prescribed regulations.
Once the anatomical waste is created, it needs to be stored in a leak-proof bag or a container and should be kept at a place as decided by the local council or private contractor. Once the container is picked up, it is sent for incineration at a government-approved facility. Incineration is important since it is hazardous as it poses a major risk to the general public and the environment as well.
At a dental clinic, teeth can be considered anatomical waste. However, in case a patient requests to keep the tooth then it becomes the duty of the staff at the dental clinic to clean and disinfect the tooth and then give it to the patient. Anatomical waste also includes body parts, organs, blood, bodily fluids, and animal carcasses are a few examples of anatomical waste.
Once the waste is collected by relevant authorities, it should be incinerated at high temperatures, in an authorised facility. The high temperatures tend to break down the cell structure in the harmful chemical so that it poses no threat. A yellow-coloured container with a red lid is allotted to the anatomical waste as it can be recognised easily and can create awareness in the general public.
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Our field-based team will conduct a complete analysis of your waste management system.
Delivery and installation of containers and equipment, collaborating closely with management and maintenance personnel.
An experienced local technician will service your waste following your custom service agreement.
Healthcare facilities, especially hospitals and veterinary are the major producers of anatomical waste. Any surgery procedure or specimens, taken for research in the pathology lab, can have anatomical waste.
Facilities must segregate and store anatomical waste in safe, labelled containers before handing it over to a professional such as TCW for disposal. Make sure that the container is leak-proof since it can pose a major threat to the environment and the public.
Anatomical waste bin are available in two sizes: 240L and 660L, depending on your facility’s requirements. Red clinical waste can also be used to dispose of anatomical waste.
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