Biohazardous Waste
| Disposal of Biohazardous Waste Material: |
| Biohazardous waste is normally autoclaved and rendered non-hazardous by the user. After proper autoclaving, it may be disposed of as non-hazardous waste assuming there are no other hazards associated with the material (such as toxic chemicals, radioactive substances or sharps). |
| See section 3.5 on this page: Waste Disposal in the Department of Biological Sciences. |
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Autoclave Use and Safety in the Department of Biological Sciences |
| Office of Environmental Health and Safety Biomedical Research Laboratory Waste Management Guidelines (August 28, 2007) |
Last Modified: 2010-06-02