Pathological waste includes all recognizable human anatomical remains. Collect human pathological waste in a red, biohazard bag (or other appropriate, labeled container) and place inside a rigid ...

EHS personnel advise hanging the directions in the medical waste staging area and periodically reviewing with those working in your laboratory. Additionally, for UAB to remain compliant with DOT ...

Human blood, tissues, other bodily fluids and medical wastes Place in leak-proof and puncture-proof package; e.g., Plastic bag ... waste should be handled as general waste (see general waste). Medical ...

Such bags are available at no cost to the investigator through EH&S. Boxes and pails will have to have an indicator applied to them before they are autoclaved and disposed in the waste dumpster.

Sharps that have been in contact with biological materials Animal waste, animal carcasses and body parts Animal carcasses must be placed in bags that are then stored in the designated biohazardous ...