Best practice guidelines for waste segregation require following the Department of Health’s colour code for different waste streams. This helps to ensure that waste items are correctly separated and disposed of in the most appropriate and least energy-intensive way possible.

To make the process easier for staff throughout the practice, consider putting up posters that remind individuals which waste items go where and why. This will not only enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of your waste management, but it will also help to protect your team, your patients, and the wider environment from harm.

Initial Medical offers a range of colour-coded waste posters, that are free to download from the website. These are designed to make waste management simple to understand and follow, providing an easy way to support staff in their responsibilities every day.

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About Initial Medical
Initial Medical set the standard in healthcare and infectious waste management in the UK, providing a reliable, effective and fully compliant service built around customer needs and delivered by our highly trained local teams.  We are ISO 9001:2015 accredited, with technology fully integrated into our operations, providing full traceability of service delivery, electronic waste documentation and the best customer experience possible. We also offer innovative healthcare waste management services and infection control products, to help break the chain of transmission and prevent cross contamination.

Initial Medical are a company with a ‘World Class’ Health and Safety record, and ISO 45001:2018 accreditation. We are also accredited to ISO 14001:2015 environmental standards, and pride ourselves on our sustainable approach with a focus on delivering eco-friendly products and operational solutions.

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