Is your Georgia medical sharps facility doing all it can to practice sharps safety? Learn how a full-service waste disposal vendor can help improve compliance.
OSHA trainings for clinician staff are obligatory every year, while others require management and employees to stay up-to-date on new developments in the field.
Dealing with medical waste and transportation requires awareness, implementation of best practices, and compliance with federal, state, and local laws.
The #COVID19 pandemic threatens to create large amounts of new waste from cleaning, disinfecting and decontaminating your facility or workplace. Manufacturers, schools, governments, universities and many other non-healthcare related businesses may be affected by this disease. Health and Safety should be a top priority for all of us during this very challenging time. MCF Environmental Services is dedicated and available to provide these essential services if your business or workplace needs them. We will be glad to discuss and answer any questions that you may have regarding our services during the #COVID19 crisis.
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Learn how Georgia pharmacies can safely and legally dispose of expired medications, reduce liability, and ensure compliance with pharmaceutical waste disposal laws.