Biomedical Waste Disposal

 

Waste should be collected and segregated at the site of generation itself. Biomedical Waste Disposal Segregation of the waste denotes separation of waste into various specified categories as per its nature. It aims to keep the harmful and infected material separate from the harmless and noncontagious waste. It also helps in the appropriate disposal of a particular waste type. Briefly, segregation of the hospitals waste is the key to ensure that most of the hospital waste that is noninfectious in nature is treated easily at an economical cost. For this purpose, use of specifically colored waste containers and non-chlorinated plastic bags is mandatory.  Biomedical waste Management Rules, 2016 & Environment Protection Act and without any adverse effect to human health & environment. AAR will carry out the activities in an environmental friendly way, safer, healthier and secure to achieve the objective of Zero landfill. At the same time, we maximize the usage of the recycle equipment; extend the lifespan of the equipment by practicing Repair (Recycle), Refurbish, and Reuse without compromise the data security and privacy. This will promote Waste minimization which helps to conserve resources, reduce energy usage in the production (amount of waste produced) and transportation process.