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Toledo Medical Waste Disposal

Superior provides medical waste removal services in Toledo, OH. With an emphasis on sharps, biohazard and compliance solutions. We are experts in Ohio regulated medical waste solutions.

Medical Waste Services for
Toledo Healthcare Professionals

Superior Medical Waste Disposal offers biohazard, sharps waste, and HIPAA-compliant document disposal services all throughout the great state of Ohio. We also offer online OSHA compliance training such as blood borne pathogens training and certification. Join the hundreds of  Ohio customers who trust Superior to keep their practice safe and healthy.

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Biohazard
Disposal

Medical waste & biohzard removal services on your schedule

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Sharps
Disposal

Infectius sharps waste removal on your schedule

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Document
Destruction

Secured document and data destruction services on your schedule

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Pharmaceutical
Disposal

Pharmaceutical waste removal on your schedule

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Online OSHA
Training

Online compliance training for staff to stay in legal compliance

Get a Toledo Ohio Medical Waste  Quote Today

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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency RMW Regulations:

Ohio's medical waste production, storage, and treatment is regulated by the Ohio EPA. Although the medical waste laws are more lenient than Michigan's, they still have important rules to note:

Ohio EPA recommends all infectious wastes be sent to a commercial treatment facility. The preferable treatment method of RMW in Ohio is by autoclave. We are partnered with a commercial autoclaving facility to treat all of our Ohio Medical Waste. 

Small generators are facilities who produce less than 50 pounds of RMW per month. Small generators  are still required to maintain a monthly generation log of the amount of infectious waste generated each calendar month.

Storage requirements: The integrity of the container must be maintained. There are no time limits regarding infectious waste storage, however, infectious waste must remain in a non-putrescent state using refrigeration or freezing when necessary. Infectious waste must also be maintained in a manner that prevents it from becoming a food source or breeding ground to animals or insects. Infectious waste storage areas must be marked with a sign that states "warning: infectious waste" and/or displays the international biohazard symbol or lock the storage area.

Contact Us

734-656-8350
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