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Hiring medical waste management services at a surgery center is an essential part of ensuring those centers are in full legal compliance with all medical waste disposal laws. However, not all waste management companies are created equal. Before you commit to any one company, keep the following nine points in mind.
As a medical practice that generates medical waste, it’s vitally important to receive a medical waste assessment from a reputable, professional, and experienced waste management company. Price is obviously a large factor when selecting such a company, but you also need to be careful to consider long-term as well as short-term costs. That is to say, what could it ultimately end up costing you if you select a disreputable, unprofessional, or inexperienced company?
How MCF Environmental Services helped Pell City High School safely manage and dispose of chemical waste, ensuring a safe learning environment for students and staff.
Find out how to stay compliant in the face of the EPA’s Third Final Rule and the January 2025 deadline for e-Manifests for hazardous waste generators.
Lab pack management for schools is particularly critical at the college level where labs create large quantities of chemical and hazardous waste.
Doctors understand that their offices and facilities create biohazardous waste that must be disposed of properly and safely with a hazardous waste disposal company. However, not all doctors realize how many options they have in regards to partnering with businesses to dispose of that waste. Due at least in part to lack of information within the industry, many doctors’ offices needlessly become locked into long-term medical waste management contracts. While waste contracts are largely the norm, they are not the only option—and they are certainly not the best financial option.
A school hazardous waste management plan is a critical step that helps schools and universities maintain hazardous waste compliance and avoid fines.
Discover how MCF Environmental simplifies hazardous waste management with expert services and innovative solutions. Ensure compliance, safety, and sustainability today!
Medical waste services are essential for Kentucky doctors’ offices. Find out how to pick the best to dispose of your medical garbage in Kentucky.
It’s essential for urgent care centers in Georgia to properly dispose of biohazardous waste. Learn what goes in a red biohazard bag and how to remain compliant.
While a majority of medical waste can be classified as non-hazardous, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that approximately 15% falls into the hazardous waste category, each of which triggers a particular set of protocols for its management and disposal. In order to minimize the health risks associated with exposure to these potentially infectious materials, physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers must take every precaution when managing and disposing of all medical waste.
Learn about the new hazardous waste regulations for 2025, how to comply with them, and what effects they may have on your business.
South Carolina has specific regulations governing the disposal of medical waste. Learn more about these laws and best practices for disposing of medical waste.
Is your college prepared to manage hazardous waste safely and stay RCRA-compliant? Learn essential steps for lab pack waste preparation, new regulations, and choosing the right disposal company to avoid costly fines.
Solar panel recycling promotes sustainability and presents an opportunity for reducing material costs in the creation of new solar panels.
South Carolina doctors’ offices handle a lot of hazardous waste, so it’s critical to keep up with current regulations. Here’s a quick review to remain safe and compliant.
Learn about the insurance and hazardous waste permits your Florida doctor’s office must have, as well as how to choose the best waste management company.
Recovery from Hurricanes Milton and Helen will be challenging, but MCF Environmental is dedicated to providing the support you need.
Hazardous materials in the warehouse can be a challenge for distribution facilities. Learn to address hazardous material in warehouses and avoid warehouse hazards.
Waste management compliance in Georgia is essential for doctors and pharmacists to understand. Here are the essentials to include in your medical waste plan.
From waste profiles and recycling hazardous waste to choosing the right waste management service in Georgia, get the answers to common manufacturing waste questions.
Learn the latest about PFAS chemicals and how to better dispose of these substances safely and in compliance with current regulations.
Avoiding these common hazardous waste violations can save your business from significant fines, penalties, and injuries which could result in lawsuits.
What is autoclaving and what does an autoclave machine do? If you generate medical waste, learn how an autoclave can help make disposal more efficient.
Hazardous waste generators face many training requirements in order to remain compliant. Learn what they are for every category of generator.
It comes as a surprise to many that hand sanitizer is considered a hazardous waste by the EPA, and it thereby requires hazardous waste management and disposal.
Managing industrial waste effectively is critical for regulatory compliance, environmental protection, and workplace safety. From identifying hazardous waste to ensuring proper transportation and disposal, businesses must follow EPA regulations to mitigate risks and avoid fines. This mini-guide outlines the essential steps for industrial waste management, including waste classification, generator categories, on-site storage, and off-site disposal best practices. Whether you’re a small quantity generator (SQG) or handling large-scale hazardous materials, having a strategic waste management plan ensures compliance and operational efficiency. Learn how to streamline your waste disposal process today! 🚛♻️
