Other specialist waste solutions for your practice
- Anatomical - Anatomical waste must be segregated separately from other healthcare waste.
- Radioactive - We have experience in managing LLW for both public and private sector organisations.
- Single-use instrument recycling - We offer an environmentally friendly treatment & disposal solution as an alternative to landfill.
- Information protection - Information comes in many forms, not only paper documents and computer hard drives.
How we help
There are strict compliance requirements around animal healthcare waste. It must be correctly segregated, appropriately labelled and packaged for transport, stored safely in a secure place and described accurately on all documentation. But we know that you didn’t choose a career in animal care to focus on the complexities of waste management - that’s our passion!
Why we’re the perfect partner for you
You segregate
Segregate and store each type of specialist waste separately from your general waste.
We collect
Either on an agreed regular schedule or you can contact us for additional or ad-hoc collections.
We treat & dispose.
All your waste is compliantly and securely processed, giving you peace of mind.
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FAQs
What are the dangers of failing to dispose of waste correctly and promptly?
Compliant waste management is critical in the protection of people, the environment and our communities.
Poor waste management exposes employees, waste handlers and the community to infections, toxic effects and injuries. Such as air, water pollution, disease and needle stick injuries.
Failure to correctly segregate, store, transport and treat healthcare waste can result in pollution, prosecution, fines and bad publicity.
Why do we segregate and colour code waste?
In Ireland, the mixing of waste streams is prohibited by law - the waste producer is legally required to correctly segregate, label, package and store their waste.
The national colour-coded segregation system identifies and segregates waste on the basis of waste classification and suitability of treatment/disposal options.
When segregating waste you must consider both the appropriate waste stream (colour coding) and the appropriate packaging.
Better specialist waste management starts here
Working in partnership with you, our waste management specialists will evaluate the products, services and frequencies most suitable for your facility to create the most valuable and cost effective solution for your business.