Our biohazard bins are designed to meet all regulatory requirements and provide the effective medical waste containment solutions you need.
For any facility that produces regulated medical waste (RMW), proper containment and disposal of contaminated materials is more than just a concern: it’s an unwavering rule that you must live by. Medical waste poses a significant threat to human and environmental safety, which is why there are such stringent laws surrounding its containment, transport, handling, and disposal. Here at Sunbelt Medical Services, we’re proud to be experts in dealing with RMW, and our team would be happy to assist you by providing the products and services your facility needs to properly handle medical waste.
We offer several biohazard containment products, including biohazard bins. As the name suggests, biohazard bins are containers that have been specifically engineered to safely hold RMW until it is ready to be removed for disposal. Our bins are sturdily constructed according to all relevant guidelines, ensuring that contaminated materials are contained and do not pose a threat to your employees, patients, or other visitors.
We’re proud to work with hospitals, medical facilities, veterinary offices, morgues, funeral homes, laboratories, dental offices, nursing homes, and other facilities throughout Georgia. Our team can discuss your needs and help you find the appropriate biohazard bins to meet them, and we also offer disposal services to ensure that your medical waste is properly destroyed. We go above and beyond as a waste-to-energy company, which means that the medical waste we destroy is incinerated and turned into usable energy, contributing to a safer and more environmentally sustainable future.
If you would like to order biohazard bins or speak with someone about scheduling any of our waste disposal services, contact us today to get started. We look forward to serving you!
At Sunbelt Medical Services, we offer biohazard bins for customers in Sardis, Georgia, as well as throughout Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, South Carolina, and North Carolina.