Safe segregation of hospital waste as per biomedical waste management guidelines
Correct segregation protects patients, staff, waste handlers, and the environment.
Anatomical waste, soiled dressings, lab waste, expired medicines.
Contaminated recyclable plastic waste such as tubing and gloves.
Broken glassware, ampoules, and metallic implants.
Non-infectious solid waste, paper, food, and packaging.
Needles, syringes, scalpel blades, and sharp items.
Biomedical waste segregation reduces infection risk, improves staff safety, and supports compliant disposal through proper channels.
Waste is placed in the correct color-coded container at source.
Quantity, category, department, and collection details are logged.
Waste is handled carefully to protect staff and patients.
Disposal method and vendor information are documented.