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- Hazardous Waste Disposal | UK Services
- UK Medical Waste Disposal Solutions & Services | Sharpsmart
- Healthcare Waste Disposal: Solutions & Services | Sharpsmart
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- Bag To Bedside
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- Verify Waste Identification
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- Net Zero Together
- Net Zero | For Infection Control
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- Net Zero | For Sustainability Managers
- Net Zero | For Clinical Executives
- Net Zero | For Waste Managers
- Net Zero | Strategies
- Net Zero | Sustainable Procurement
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- Net Zero | By Decision Maker
- Net Zero | Data Accuracy
- Net Zero | Plastic Reduction
- Net Zero | Waste Segregation
Knowledge Centre – Blog
- 5 Naughty List Healthcare Waste Handling Habits
- 5 Ways Sharpsmart’s Reusable Containers Minimise Infection Risk
- 5 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint Within Waste Management
- 6 New Year’s Resolutions to Improve Waste Management and Compliance
- 7 Tips for Clinical Staff to Make Healthcare Safer
- 8 Types of Bins You’ll Find in a Hospital
- A Change to POPs Regulations: Everything You Need to Know
- A Healthcare Overview of the New Procurement Act
- A Method for Reducing Single-Use Plastics in the NHS
- A New Normal in Cytotoxic Waste Management
- A New Normal in Hands-Free Clinical Disposal
- A New Normal in Healthcare Waste
- A New Normal in Hospital Waste Management
- A New Normal in Pharma Waste Security
- A New Normal in Pharmaceutical Waste Management
- A New Normal in Safe Clinical Waste Handling
- A New Normal in Safe Sharps Disposal
- Aligning With the NHS Net Zero Supplier Framework
- Case Study: Blended Learning at Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
- Case Study: Celebrating 10 Years of Sharp Practice
- Case Study: Healthcare Waste Management
- Case Study: Reducing over 50 tons of sharps container waste
- Case Study: Reusable Sharps Containers at UHCW NHS Trust
- Celebrating a Partnership Recognised for Food Waste Reduction
- Celebrating Our Partners at the Waste Management Awards
- Clinical Waste Considerations for Care Homes
- Clinical Waste Considerations for GPs
- Clinical Waste Considerations for Laboratories
- Clinical Waste Disposal Management Post-COVID
- Common Healthcare Waste Challenges Faced by Clinical Staff
- Common Mistakes with Sharps Waste Disposal
- COVID-19 Vaccine Waste Disposal Guidelines
- COVID-19 Vaccine Waste Disposal Services. We’re Ready.
- Creating A New Normal in Porter Safety
- Customer Success at the 2021 Green Apple Environment Awards
- Disposable vs Reusable Sharps Containers
- Disposable vs Reusable Sharps Containers
- Does your Sharps Container Pass the Candy Test?
- Don’t be basic – go reusable
- Effects of Clinical Waste on People and the Environment
- Everything You Need to Become an NHS Waste Manager
- Expert Tips for Hospitals on the Route to Net Zero
- Expert Tips for Reducing Needlestick Injuries within Healthcare Settings
- Exploring the Environmental Impact of Reusable vs. Single-Use Sharps Containers
- EXPO-STOP 2015 Survey of Sharps Exposure
- Healthcare Waste Considerations for Pharmacies
- Healthcare Waste Management Guidelines for Cambridge
- Healthcare Waste Management Guidelines for Cardiff, Wales
- Hospital Waste Checklist: Do You Have One
- How Healthcare Waste Management Can Impact Infection Control
- How Offensive Waste Drives Sustainability in Healthcare
- How Our Reusable Containers Are Washed and Sanitised
- How Reusable Containers Break the Chain of Infection
- How Sharpsmart Benefits Waste Managers
- How Should Cytotoxic Waste be Disposed of?
- How to Deal with a Sharps Injury
- How to Dispose of Dental Waste
- How to Dispose of Needles
- How to Dispose of Non-Medicinal Sharps?
- How to Dispose of Sharps Waste
- How to Handle Waste Generated from Surgical Procedures
- How to Identify and Dispose of Infectious Waste
- How to Protect Healthcare Workers From Sharps Injuries
- HTM 07-01: A Summary of the Key Changes
- Identifying Common Sources of Infection in Hospitals
- Introducing Our Smarter Healthcare Webinar
- Is All Sharps Waste Incinerated?
- Karen Daley: Needlestick Injury Survivor & Safety Advocate
- Know the Do's and Don'ts of Sharps Disposal
- Let’s Squeak More
- Managing Liquid Waste Disposal in Healthcare – A Compliant Approach
- Managing Mpox Waste in the Healthcare Setting: A Balanced Approach
- Match Game: Healthcare Waste Containers
- Meet the Reusable Sharps Container That Set the UK ISO Standard
- Navigating ERIC Data Reporting – Tips for NHS Healthcare Workers
- NHS England Release 3 New Tools for More Sustainable Healthcare Waste Management
- Our Carbon Reduction Plan
- Our Commitment to NHS Sustainability Goals
- Pandemic Reflections. From our CEO
- Pharmaceutical Waste Disposal Guidelines
- Preventing Pathogen Spread in Clinical Waste Disposal
- Revisiting Successes in Sustainability: Green Apple Awards
- Safely Managing Category A Infectious Waste in Healthcare Settings
- Safest Height for Wall-Mounted Sharps Containers
- Sharps Container Overfilling? No more!
- Sharps Injury Reductions | Journal of Infection Control
- Sharps Removal: Best Practices
- Sharpsmart and NHS Nightingale partner for healthcare waste services
- Sharpsmart Recognised for Sustainability Credentials
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Amber Marshall
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Anthony Banks
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Carl O’Neill
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Damien Simpson
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Dominique Bradley
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Gemma Ridley
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Jennifer Clark
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Kate Chambers
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Neil Robinson
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Shaun Vause
- Sharpsmart Spotlight: Sumal Karunaratne
- Sharpsmart’s ‘Earth Day’ impact on McGill University
- Sharpsmarts Leading-Edge Container Washing
- Simpler Recycling Legislation – Does It Affect Healthcare?
- Small Space, Big Impact: Ambulance Sharps Disposal
- Strategies and Resources for Needlestick Injury Prevention
- Strategies to Reverse a Worrying Rise in Needlestick Injuries
- Student Reporting of Needlestick Injuries
- The Hidden Cost of Plastic in Healthcare
- The Key Themes and Targets of the NHS Clinical Waste Strategy
- The Life Journey of Our Reusable Sharps Containers
- The Proven Carbon Footprint Reduction of Switching to Reusables
- The Pyramid Effect in Sharps Containers
- The Secret to Sustainable Procurement within Healthcare
- The Sharpsmart Rebrand
- The Sustainable Lifecycle of a Reusable Container
- The Top 10 Strangest Things Found in Bins
- The True Cost of a Needlestick Injury
- Things Your Waste Service Provider Might Not Tell You
- Trustworthy Facts on COVID-19 Waste Handling
- UK Plastic Packaging Tax: How the Healthcare Market Can Change in Response
- Understanding Correct Segregation of Healthcare Waste
- Welcome to Our New Home
- What Are the EWC Codes for Healthcare Waste?
- What Diseases Can Result From a Sharps Injury?
- What goes into a Pharmaceutical Waste Container?
- What Happens to Sharps after Use?
- What Is Anatomical Waste?
- What is Chemical Waste? – 10 Examples
- What is Clinical Waste?
- What Is Confidential Waste? – 10 Examples
- What is Cytotoxic Waste?
- What Is Greener NHS and How Will It Reach Net Zero Carbon?
- What Is Hazardous Waste?
- What Is Healthcare Waste?
- What is Infectious Waste? – 10 Examples
- What Is Offensive Waste?
- What Is Pharmaceutical Waste?
- What Is Sharps Waste?
- What is the Waste Hierarchy?
- What you Need to Know about Medical Waste Audits
- Which Waste goes into Which Bin?
- Who Can Use the HTM 07-01 to Navigate Waste Management?
- Why Hospital Waste Management Is Important
- Why Should You Report A Needlestick Injury?
- Why Sustainability Matters
Knowledge Centre – Research
- Bag to Bedside: Safety, Environmental, and Waste Improvements
- C-Diff Transmission Potential with Sharps Containers
- Exposure Injury Reduction Strategies: Results that Protect Lives
- Reusable Sharps Containers Improve Staff and Environmental Safety
- Reusable Sharps Containers: Impact on Infection Risk
- Safety and Cost Considerations for Medical Device Decisions
- Safety Engineered Devices : Use and Activation in Six Western US Hospitals
- Safety Engineered Devices: Use and Activation in Australia
- Safety Engineered Devices: Use and Activation in USA
- Sharps Injuries in USA Health Care Facilities
- Sharpsmart Sharps Container 28% Waste Reduction
- Sharpsmart Sharps Containers: Impact on Emissions & Injuries
- Sharpsmart Sharps Containers: Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Sharpsmart: 28% Waste Reduction After Introducing Reusables
- Sharpsmart: 86% Carbon Emissions Reduction
- Sharpsmart: 90% Decrease in CO2 Emissions
- Sharpsmart: Impact of Engineering on Sharps Injuries
- Sharpsmart: Impact on Life-Cycle Carbon Footprint
- Sharpsmart: Impact on Sharps Injuries
- Sharpsmart: Reduction in Sharps Injuries, Costs, and CO2 Emissions
- Sharpsmart: Reusable Sharps Containers Assist in Cutting Carbon
- Sharpsmart: Size and Location Impact on Sharps Injuries
- The Historical Trends and Improvements in SI
- The Microbiology Behind Reusable Containers in Hospitals
- The Widespread Movement to Reusable Sharps Containers
- Tonnes of Plastic Reduced with Reusable Sharps Containers
Knowledge Centre – Videos
- ‘It’s Not OK’ Event Highlights
- Advice for New Healthcare Waste Managers
- Are Waste Audits a Waste of Time?
- How Are Reusable Sharps Containers Cleaned?
- How Can You Prevent Needlestick Injuries within the Clinical Setting?
- How to Exceed the 20-20-60 Split
- How to Use a Standard Sharpsmart Container
- How to Use the Sharpsmart MR64 Container
- Mounting a Sharpsmart Container onto a Cartsmart trolley
- On-Demand Webinar: Sharps Safety
- Opening a Sharpsmart Container
- Our International Washline
- Point-of-Use Sharps Disposal
- Sharpsmart | Activating Temporary Locks
- Sharpsmart | Activating the Permanent Side Locks
- Sharpsmart Blooper Reel
- Sharpsmart Corporate Video
- Sharpsmart Installation Process
- Sharpsmart Walks 500 Miles for the NHS
- Smarter Healthcare Webinar: Overcoming Waste Challenges
- Understanding the Different Sizes of Sharpsmart Container
- Using the Cleanzone Tray and Cartsmart
- Waste Container Colours Explained
- What Category Is Mpox Waste within the Healthcare Setting?
- What Goes in a Blue Lidded Container?
- What Goes in a Grey Lidded, Green Container?
- What Goes in a Purple Lidded Container?
- What Goes in a Yellow Lidded Container?
- What Goes in an Orange Lidded Container?
- What People Enjoy About Working for Sharpsmart
- Why Join Our Commercial Team?
- Why Join Our Customer Service Team?
- Why Join Our Finance Team?
- Why Join Our People and Culture Team?
- Why Join Our Pride? From Our Commercial Director
- Why Join Sharpsmart – Our Culture
- Why Join Sharpsmart – Senior Leadership Team
- Why Join Sharpsmart?
- Why Join Transport and Operations?
- Working Within the 4 Walls of Healthcare
Knowledge Centre – FAQs
- Are Blood Borne Pathogens, including Hepatitis B, a risk with reusable sharps containers?
- Are safety engineered devices (SEDs) adequate to prevent sharps injuries?
- Are Sharpsmart Containers impenetrable?
- Are Sharpsmart containers safe for MRI suites?
- Are Sharpsmart sharps containers always mounted?
- Are Sharpsmart Sites secure?
- Are the clean and used sharps and clinical waste containers transported on separate transport? If not, is there the possibility of cross contamination?
- Are there specific regulations for chemical waste management?
- Are unused, returned and/or expired medicines classified as Pharmaceutical Waste?
- Can Access Plus lids be left open in Operating Rooms or Labs?
- Can I get COVID-19 from carrying waste containers, shifting transporters or entering hospitals?
- Can I put a sharps container on the floor?
- Can I reopen a locked Sharpsmart collector?
- Can Needlestick Injuries be prevented?
- Can offensive waste be recycled?
- Can reusable sharps containers be used for COVID-19 vaccine disposal?
- Can Sharpsmart sharps containers be purchased from supply chain like our existing suppliers products?
- Can we be sure that Sharpsmart sharps containers are completely decontaminated (including prions) and there is no risk of cross infection between hospitals?
- Can you guarantee our disposal costs won’t rise?
- Can you guarantee our sharps disposal costs won’t rise?
- Could Sharpsmarts/Clinismarts reduce HAI risk?
- Despite the fact that you have been operating in the UK for over a decade, there are still very few hospitals that use your system (less than 20%). Why is this?
- Do I have to sign a contract?
- Do Sharpsmart containers comply with the Transport of Dangerous Goods act?
- Do Sharpsmart containers meet PG2 certification standards?
- Do Sharpsmart containers reduce manufacturing volume?
- Do Sharpsmart provide auditing, training, support of study days? If so, at what cost?
- Do the containers really reduce NSIs? What independent evidence do you have?
- Do you have a wide variety of sizes that can be tailored to the procedures/care on individual wards and areas?
- Do you only cover the North Yorkshire county?
- Do you only cover the South Yorkshire county?
- Do you only cover the West Yorkshire county?
- Do you service all healthcare facilities?
- Does opening/closing lid of medical device containers pose infection risk in the OR?
- Does Sharpsmart have a colostomy waste management system?
- Does Sharpsmart have its own fleet of trucks?
- Does Sharpsmart have on-going improvement based upon user-led development?
- Does Sharpsmart offer a free waste audit?
- Does Sharpsmart offer household recycling services?
- Does Sharpsmart offer household recycling?
- Does Sharpsmart service the customers itself?
- Does Sharpsmart use any harmful chemicals in the washing process?
- Does the use of Sharpsmart sharps containers reduce CO2 emissions?
- Does the Washsmart remove all cytotoxic drug residue?
- Does Washsmart processing of Sharpsmarts eliminate HAI organisms including C. difficile?
- Don’t pre-assembled containers need considerably more storage space than single-use containers; where will they be stored in our facility?
- Empty pre-assembled Sharpsmart containers are delivered. Doesn’t this mean that you are transporting a lot of fresh air?
- Has the Sharpsmart Washsmart system been tested?
- How are our installation technicians equipped to understand layout and protocols of hospitals?
- How are Sharpsmart’s Washsmart systems maintained?
- How can Sharpsmart assure customers of stable and secure service?
- How can you reduce NSIs by 25%, when the RCN reports suggest that less than 10% of NSI’s are in any way related to the Sharps Container?
- How do I handle COVID-19 waste?
- How do I know when a hazardous waste container is full?
- How do I know when a sharps container is full?
- How do I know which chemical waste bin to use?
- How do I lock my Sharpsmart container?
- How do I open and lock my sharps container?
- How do you dispose of ‘giving-sets’ into a Regular re-usable sharps container? Do you have different Access Re-usable containers with no tray (i.e. an open aperture) for giving sets? How does an open aperture improve safety and reduce NSIs?
- How do you guarantee the containers are clean?
- How does Sharpsmart maximise cost efficiencies for its customers?
- How does Sharpsmart minimise risks in transport?
- How does Sharpsmart take a “green approach” in its operations and facilities?
- How does the Clinismart impact clinical waste management costs?
- How does the Clinismart reduce infection transfer?
- How does the Clinismart reduce time and labour?
- How does the process ensure segregation of Cytotoxic and Cytostatic material? Do they go on the same conveyor belt?
- How does the Sharpsmart container safety tray work?
- How far can we fill the Sharpssmart sharps container?
- How far do the used sharps, clinical or pharmaceutical waste containers have to travel for processing? What happens if there is a processing plant failure or is closed for maintenance and is unavailable?
- How is Sharpsmart’s Cytotoxic waste solution different to industry standard?
- How long would a contract need to be? Can we “get out” of this contract easily if we aren’t happy?
- How many times are Sharpsmart containers re-used? How do you guarantee the containers are clean?
- How much do Sharpsmarts reduce hospital landfill of plastic and cardboard?
- How often should my facility schedule chemical waste collection?
- How safe are Sharpsmarts from staff trying to retrieve sharps?
- How safe is the Sharpsmart system from people being able to put their hands in the container and pull out sharps?
- Is hazardous waste collected by licensed waste collectors?
- Is my reusable container really safe to re-use after COVID-19 contaminated waste has been in it?
- Is my reusable container really safe to re-use after COVID-19 contaminated waste has been in it?
- Is offensive waste collected by licensed waste collectors?
- Is pharmaceutical residue an issue with Washsmart waste-water?
- Is recapping needles safe?
- Is Sharpsmart a commercial waste service?
- Is Sharpsmart UK able to collect COVID-19 vaccine waste?
- Is the S14 6.4 Litre the smallest reusable Sharpsmart container?
- Is the Sharpsmart container leak-proof?
- Is there a disease transmission risk if full and clean Sharpsmarts are transported or stored together?
- Is there a regulation that mandates crash carts have sharps containers?
- Is there a risk of contamination with reusable containers?
- NHS Trusts are tasked with a cradle to grave’ responsibility for waste disposal, particularly waste segregation and correct processing. How does a Trust audit for compliance when using Sharpsmart containers?
- Reusable sharps containers should meet both BS ISO 23907-2:2019 and UN3291 standards. Do the Sharpsmart containers meet these standards?
- Sharpsmarts are not stackable. Do they take up more storage space?
- Should the lids of Sharpsmarts be closed during TB cases in the OR?
- Should we put the caps back on our needles?
- The containers are pre-assembled and thus need considerably more storage space than single use containers. Where will they be stored on the wards?
- Transporting pre-assembled sharps and clinical waste containers around the country surely can’t be environmentally friendly?
- We Service Locally
- What about Clostridium difficile? Is there a risk using reusable sharps containers?
- What about prions? Is there a transmission risk using reusable sharps containers?
- What additional costs are associated with trolleys, brackets, trays etc.?
- What are Sharpsmart’s sharps containers made of?
- What are the containers made of? What happens to the containers at the end of their useful life?
- What are the features of the Sharpsmart safety tray?
- What business sizes do you cater for?
- What can I put into a Sharpsmart sharps container?
- What chemicals are used to ‘sanitise’ the containers? How caustic are they to the environment?
- What colour is an offensive waste bin?
- What criteria should I consider when choosing clinical waste companies?
- What criteria should I consider when choosing medical waste companies?
- What do the type and description fields on my invoice mean?
- What does Sharpsmart provide to help educate my staff?
- What does your system cost in total per annum?
- What happens to the containers at the end of their useful life?
- What is a needlestick injury?
- What is Anatomical waste?
- What is Clinical Waste
- What is Cytotoxic Waste?
- What is Infectious Waste?
- What is involved in clinical waste disposal?
- What is involved in hazardous waste disposal?
- What is involved in medical waste disposal?
- What is involved in offensive waste disposal?
- What is Offensive Waste?
- What is Sharps Waste?
- What is the cost of the Sharpsmart system?
- What is the difference between a Sharpsmart regular and Sharpsmart Access Plus container?
- What is the image given to nervous patients/children, when such a large trolley and sharps container are wheeled in before a procedure?
- What is the life-span of Sharpsmart containers?
- What is the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act?
- What is the service charge on my invoice?
- What level of Decontamination is required for processing of Reusable Sharps Containers?
- What proportion of the transported used sharps container capacity is actually sharps waste?
- What role do chemical waste disposal companies play?
- What Sharpsmart solutions are best suited to surgical suites?
- What should I do if I get stuck with a needle?
- What waste types can you service?
- Where are Sharpsmart’s clean processing facilities located?
- Where are the containers made? Are they made in the UK or shipped from abroad?
- Where can the Clinismart container be used?
- Where should sharps containers be located?
- Where will the clean and used sharps and clinical waste containers be stored on the hospital site? How much storage space will be required? Both in stores and on wards?
- Which NHS users use solely the Sharpsmart system? How many users continue to use single-use sharps containers as well? Are you recommending a dual system?
- Who distributes Sharpsmarts around the hospital and exchanges them when full?
- Who owns the Sharpsmart containers and molds?
- Who will deliver and collect sharps and clinical waste containers from the wards? Surely this increases portering workload? What about evenings and weekends? Who pays for this?
- Why are Sharpsmart containers not enclosed in a wall cabinet?
- Why don’t Sharpsmarts have a needle disconnect tool?
- Will small items (such as butterfly needles) activate the Sharpsmart Tray?
- Will you be able to provide more containers to support increased patient volume?
Products
- 10 Examples of Clinical Waste Poster
- 1100L Bin
- 360L Bin
- 4 Operating Instructions for Sharpsmart Containers
- 64 Dynamic Footpedal Kit
- 64 Internal Cart Adapter
- 64 Large Internal Delivery Cart
- 64 Small Internal Delivery Cart
- 64 Transporter Lite
- 770L Bin
- 8 Reasons to Report a Needlestick Injury Poster
- 80-20 Trends Audit Flyer
- Accessmart Side Bracket
- Accessplus Wall Bracket (S-series)
- AT64 | Clinismart Container
- Backing Plate – Large
- Backing Plate – Small
- Bag Dispenser
- Bag Grabber – Black
- Bag Grabber – White
- Be Sharpsmart: Correct Disposal Poster
- Bench and Trolley Mounting Solutions Brochure
- Bench Bracket – S14
- Bench Bracket – S22
- Black Waste Bags
- Bladesmart – Sterile
- Bladesmart – Unsterile
- Blue Lidded Sharpsmart Poster
- BS EN ISO 23907-2:2019 Sharps Injury Protection Study Guide
- Bulk Movement Accessories Brochure
- Cartsmart With Cleanzone Bracket & Tray
- Cleanzone Bracket
- Cleanzone Tray
- Clear Waste Bags
- Clinismart Operating Instructions
- Co-Mingled Recycling Bin Label
- Community Care Boot Mat
- Community Care Lock
- Controlled Drug Destruction Kit 1L
- Controlled Drug Destruction Kit 250ml
- Controlled Drug Destruction Kit 2L
- Controlled Drug Destruction Kit 500ml
- Controlled Drug Destruction Kit 5L
- CT64 | Cytotoxic Waste Container
- Cytotoxic Waste Bags
- Dental Amalgam Container 2L
- Dental Amalgam Container 500ml
- Dental Crowns & Bridges Container 500ml
- Dental Developer Container 25L
- Dental Fixer Container 25L
- Dental Gypsum Recycling Container 20L
- Dental Lead Foil Container 2L
- Dental Sludge Drum 6L
- Dental Tooth Pot 2L
- Dental Tooth Pot 500ml
- Disposable Cytotoxic Sharps Container | 0.7L
- Disposable Cytotoxic Sharps Container | 1L
- Disposable Cytotoxic Sharps Container | 2.5L
- Disposable Pharmaceutical Container | 4L
- Disposable Sharps Container | 0.7L
- Disposable Sharps Container | 1L
- Disposable Sharps Container | 2.5L
- Disposable Sharps Container | 4L
- Disposable Sharps Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps | 0.7L
- Disposable Sharps Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps | 1L
- Disposable Sharps Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps | 2.5L
- Disposable Sharps Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps | 4L
- Domestic Bag Dispenser Label
- Domestic Bin Label
- Dynamic Floorstand – 64 series
- Foot Pedal Waste Bin – 28L
- Foot Pedal Waste Bin – 42L
- Glove Box Holder – Large
- Glove Box Holder – Small
- Green Waste Bags
- GriffCarton Clinical Waste Box 25L
- GriffCarton Clinical Waste Container 50L
- GriffPac Clinical Waste Box 25 L
- GriffPac Clinical Waste Box 50L
- Gypsum 205L Drum
- Gypsum 25L Drum
- How to Dispose of Infectious Waste Poster
- How to Identify Infectious Waste Poster
- How to Prevent Sharps Injuries Poster
- IN64 | Clinismart Container
- Infectious Bag Dispenser Label
- Infectious Waste Bin Label
- Infectious Waste Single-Use Label
- Isolating Infectious Waste Education Station
- Large Delivery Cart
- Large Transporter Lite
- Loading Configurations For Large Transporters
- Loading Configurations For Lite Medium Transporters
- Locking Mountsmart
- Locking Wall Bracket – Left Side Lock
- Locking Wall Bracket – Right Side Lock
- Medirail Bracket
- Medium Transporter Lite
- Mobile Carts and Floorstands Brochure
- Mounted Cradle
- MR64 | Clinismart
- MR64 Brochure
- MR64 Clinismart Operating Instructions
- Offensive Bag Dispenser Label
- Offensive Waste Bin Label
- Offensive Waste Flyer
- Orange Infectious Waste Bags
- PH64 | Pharmaceutical Waste Access Plus Container
- PR Study: 28% Waste Reduction
- PR Study: Clinismart Impact on Safety, Costs & Waste Volumes
- PR Study: Clostridium Difficile
- PR Study: Exposure Injury Reduction Strategies
- PR Study: Impact of Engineering on Sharps Injuries
- PR Study: Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- PR Study: Safety Engineered Device Usage and Activation in 6 Hospitals
- PR Study: Sharpsmart – 84% GHG Emission Reduction
- PR Study: Sharpsmart – Annual Plastic Reduction
- PR Study: Sharpsmart Impact on Emissions & Injuries
- PR Study: Sharpsmart Impact on Life-Cycle Carbon Footprint
- PR Study: Sharpsmart Impact on Sharps Injuries
- PR Study: Sharpsmart Size and Location Impact on SI
- PR Study: Using Reusable Containers for Hospital Waste
- Proper Handwashing Poster
- Research Study: Sharpsmart – 86% Carbon Emissions Reduction
- Reusable vs Recycle Flyer
- S-Series Floorstand
- S14 | Cytotoxic Sharps Container
- S14 | Sharpsmart Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps
- S14 | Sharpsmart Reusable Sharps Container
- S14 Sharpsmart Container For Metal Instruments
- S14A+ | Pharmaceutical Waste Access Plus Container
- S22 | Cytotoxic Sharps Container
- S22 | Sharpsmart Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps
- S22 | Sharpsmart Reusable Sharps Container
- S22 Sharpsmart Container for Metal Instruments
- S22A+ | Pharmaceutical Waste Access Plus Container
- S32 | Cytotoxic Sharps Container
- S32 | Sharpsmart Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps
- S32 | Sharpsmart Reusable Sharps Container
- S32 Sharpsmart Container for Metal Instruments
- S32A+ | Cytotoxic Sharps Access Plus Container
- S32A+ | Pharmaceutical Waste Access Plus Container
- S32A+ | Sharpsmart Access Plus Container for Non-Medicinal Sharps
- S32A+ | Sharpsmart Access Plus Reusable Sharps Container
- Selecting Your Container Poster
- Sharps Disposal Education Station
- Sharpsmart – Correct Sharps Disposal
- Sharpsmart – Safe Sharps Disposal
- Sharpsmart | Stop Lock and Label Poster
- Sharpsmart AccessPlus Operating Instructions
- Sharpsmart Brand Book
- Sharpsmart Container Brochure
- Sharpsmart Regular Operating Instructions
- Sharpsmarts’ Features and Benefits
- Side Tray Kit
- Single-Use Instruments for Recycling Poster
- Small Delivery Cart
- Soft Close 64 Series Accessmart
- Standard Cradle – 15mm Mount
- Standard Cradle – 25mm Mount
- Standard Wall Bracket
- Static Floorstand – 64 Series
- Stop, Lock & Label Your MR64 Poster
- Sustainability and Social Value Report 2024
- Sustainable Procurement Checklist
- Sustainable Solutions Brochure
- The 5 Moments of Isolating Infectious Waste Poster
- The 5 Moments of Sharps Disposal Poster
- The 5 Moments of Single-Use Metal Instruments Disposal
- The 5 Moments of Waste Disposal Using the Bag-To-Bedside System
- The Cartsmart
- The Effluent Retention System
- The Four Walls Brochure
- The Sharpsmart Difference Brochure
- Tiger Striped Offensive Waste Bags
- Top Tray Kit
- Total Healthcare Waste Partner Flyer
- Tracsmart Flyer
- Traffic Lights Poster
- Verify Waste Identification Flyer
- Wall Mounting Solutions Brochure
- Wallsmart – 1120mm Wide
- Wallsmart – 750mm Wide
- Wallsmart Mini Panel
- Waste Segregation Matrix Poster
- What to Do if You Suffer a Needlestick Injury Poster
- What You Need to Know About the Monkeypox Virus
- Yellow Clinical Waste Bags
Cities We Service
- Barnet
- Bolton
- Brighton
- Bromley
- Cambridge
- Chesterfield
- Colchester
- Croydon
- Derby
- Doncaster
- Dudley
- Durham
- East Riding of Yorkshire
- Enfield
- Ipswich
- Leeds
- Leicester
- Lincolnshire
- Liverpool
- London
- Luton
- Middlesbrough
- Milton Keynes
- Newcastle
- Normanton
- North Yorkshire
- Norwich
- Oldham
- Preston
- Rotherham
- Sheffield
- Slough
- South Yorkshire
- St Albans
- St Helens
- Stoke-On-Trent
- Sunderland
- Warrington
- Watford
- West Bromwich
- West Yorkshire
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