Biomedical Waste Disposal
                     Biomedical Waste 
Disposal  
OnSite Waste Technologies 
OnSite Waste Technology is a firm located in Newport Beach, 
California. We are committed to lowering the risk, cost, and effects 
that medical waste treatment and disposal leave on the 
environment. Our current technology TE-5000 is a processing unit of 
the size of a desktop but transforms the waste, including syringes 
into disinfected garbage. It lessens the CO2 influence by lessening 
waste. Our mission is to reduce the transportation of waste to any 
common location. We are dedicated to presenting greener and 
cleaner options for processing the disposal of medical wastes. We 
also look forward to assisting NGOs, first responders, and 
government agencies to dispose of large quantities of sharps waste 
to minimize the risk for community members, workers, and others. 
 
The Importance of Proper 
Biomedical Waste Disposal 
In the U.S., the total amount of biomedical wastes generated by 
one person in a single year is approximately 13 lb! In the absence 
of a proper biomedical waste disposal system, these hazardous 
materials can prove to be harmful not only for humans but also 
for the society at large. It has the potential to spread diseases, 
affect wildlife, impact the water supply, and much more. That is 
the reason it is imperative to implement an improved biomedical 
waste disposal method, which can help in creating a safer and 
healthier workplace. 
 
Here are the reasons why every medical practitioner needs to 
dispose of their biomedical waste properly: 
 
 
 
Medical Wastes Are Highly Dangerous 
 
Medical wastes include many infectious materials like blood, bodily fluids, 
bandages, disposable equipment, human tissue, needles, syringes, broken glass 
and blades, solvents and disinfectants, and other wastes that are generated in 
the medical setting. These things are highly dangerous as well as infectious and 
can cause contamination upon coming in contact with humans. That is why they 
should be discarded in the right method. 
 
Risky for the Staff Who Handles Them 
 
Even before the medical wastes are disposed of, the staff handling these 
materials can be harmed by them. Proper care should be taken in disposing of 
sharps or infectious materials as they can cause harm to those who are picking 
them up and transporting them. That is also the reason why these things are not 
discarded into the standard waste receptacles, where they can be mistaken as 
general waste and can be mishandled. 
Risky for the Community as a Whole 
 
Lack of effective disposal of biomedical wastes can pose a great risk to the 
community as a whole. Biomedical wastes that are transported traditionally end 
up in landfills. It not only exposes everyone in that area to an immediate risk but 
also releases harmful substances into the air, water, and land. Also, many of 
these substances take years to break down, during which more waste is added. It 
increases the potency of the contamination manifold. 
 
Final Words 
 
Biomedical wastes require careful containment before it is collected and proper 
disposal afterward. In case of any negligence, it can lead to a major disaster, and 
rampant diseases can break out. That is the reason it is imperative to comply 
with the guidelines and laws put forward by the CDC. Currently, there are various 
methods of biomedical waste disposal available in the market, implementing 
which can ensure a healthier and safer environment. 
 
Contact us 
Address: 4343 Von Karman Ave., Suite 250 
Newport Beach, CA 92660 
 
Mobile No: (949) 409-1346 
 
Website:  https://www.onsitewaste.com/ 
 
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