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Biohazardous Waste Disposal Guide

Laboratory Waste Disposal Guide (For use in Departments outside the College of Veterinary Medicine) Guidance Document Contaminated with: (See definitions on the back) Items Biohazard A Recombinant or Synthetic Nucleic Acid (r/sNA) B Other Biological C Chemical D Chemotherapeutic E (see all definitions from the above categories at the bottom of this table) Regulated Sharps: Syringes with needles (For your safety do not remove needles from syringes unnecessarily) Scalpel blades Needles Glass blood vials Glass Pasteur pipettes Red Sharps Disposal Container into Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) Bin Yellow Sharps Disposal Container into RMW Bin Other Sharps: 1 Serological pipettes Micropipette tips Swabs, sticks Glass slides, cover slips Glass vials with agar slant Broken or intact glassware Broken plasticware Razor blades Syringes without needles Red Sharps Disposal Container into RMW Bin Red Sharps Disposal Container into RMW Bin - - - - - - - OR - - - - - - - Puncture Resistant Container Autoclave into Regular Trash Puncture Resistant Container into Regular Trash Yellow Sharps Disposal Container into RMW Bin Disposable Non-Sharps: Intact plasticware Plastic petri dishes with agar Gloves, disposable gowns Bench paper and towels Animal bedding Red Bi

Feb 08, 2014 · infectious materials Consult appropriate waste manual or ; Contact EHS . before. generating such waste . Approved by: Frank Cantone Laboratory_Waste_Disposal_Guide Last revised by: Alan Bitar Revision date: 02/08/2014 Page 1 of 2 . This copy expires 7 days from the print date of: 3/26/2014. The most recent version of this document is available ...

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