Tagged: Infectious Waste

Infectious Waste Generator Certificate of Registration
State issued registration for all OSU locations of infectious waste genration of more than 50 lbs per month.
Infectious Waste Generator Certificate of Registration (PDF)
Sharps Waste Disposal Flowchart
Sharps Waste Disposal Flowchart (PDF)
Carcass Waste Disposal Flowchart
Carcass Waste Disposal Flowchart (PDF)
Biohazardous Waste Disposal Flowchart
Biohazardous Waste Disposal Flowchart (PDF)
Glassware and Sharps Disposal (Regional Campus)
Glassware and Sharps Disposal (Regional Campus) (PDF)
Glassware and Sharps Disposal (Polaris)
Glassware and Sharps Disposal (Polaris) (PDF)
Glassware and Sharps Disposal (Medical Center)
Glassware and Sharps Disposal (Medical Center) (PDF)
Electrophoresis Gel and Solutions Disposal Fact Sheet
Guideline for disposing of electrophoresis gel and solutions.
Infectious Waste Spill Containment and Clean-Up Procedure
Infectious waste spills must be contained and cleaned up immediately.
I. A spill kit containing absorbent material, bleach or another USEPA registered tuberculocidal disinfectant,
biohazard bags, gloves, eye protection, and a biohazard sharps container must be accessible in the laboratory.
Infectious Waste Storage and Packaging Instructions
Assemble the infectious waste box provided by Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) and ensure that all markings are oriented correctly with “Up Arrows” pointed upward.
Tape all seams with sturdy packaging tape. NOTE: Masking tape is not acceptable.
Line the infectious waste box with the EHS provided red plastic infectious waste bag prior to the