Regarding hazardous and universal wastes, an estate cleanout involves removing, properly handling, and disposing of potentially dangerous materials from a residential or commercial property, often after death, foreclosure, or downsizing.
Throughout the year, Maine Labpack provides vital services for communities to ensure that hazardous materials generated at plants, facilities, labs, and institutions are properly managed.
Proper disposal of microbiological waste is critical for protecting public health, preventing the spread of infectious diseases, and maintaining compliance with state and federal regulations.
A facility’s generator status significantly determines its hazardous waste collection requirements under federal laws established by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).
If you are a hazardous waste generator, scheduling an in-house hazardous waste audit regularly will help you be prepared for inspections conducted by federal, state, or local authorities at any time.
What is the difference between medical waste and biohazardous waste? These terms are often used interchangeably and, in truth, are related types of waste generated at and by healthcare facilities.
