Products
- 64 Dynamic Footpedal Kit
- Bladesafe
- 64 Internal Cart Adapter
- 64 Large Internal Delivery Cart
- 64 Series Accessmart
- 64 Series Accessmart - Soft Close Version
- 64 Small Internal Delivery Cart
- 64 Transporter Lite
- 96 Gallon Medical Waste Bin
- Accessmart Side Bracket
- Accessplus Wall Bracket (S-series)
- Bag Grabber
- Bench Bracket - S14
- Bench Bracket - S22
- Cartsmart 1
- Cartsmart 2 Trolley
- CT22 Chemosmart Collector
- CT64 Chemosmart Collector
- Dynamic Floorstand - 64 series
- Glove Box Holder - Large
- Glove Box Holder - Small
- Hand Sanitizer Ring
- Hazardous Waste Container 12 Gallon
- Hazardous Waste Container 18 Gallon
- Hazardous Waste Container 3 Gallon
- Hazardous Waste Container 8 Gallon
- Large Delivery Cart
- Large Transporter Lite
- Locking Mountsmart
- Locking Wall Bracket - Left Side Lock
- Locking Wall Bracket - Right Side Lock
- M64 Medismart Collector
- Medium Transporter Lite
- Mounted Cradle
- MRI Cartsmart
- P14 Pharmasmart Collector
- P22 Pharmasmart Collector
- P32 Pharmasmart Access Plus
- P32 Pharmasmart Collector
- P64 Pharmasmart Access Plus
- R64 Surgismart Collector
- RMW Dolly
- RMW Reusable Tub - 28 Gallon
- RMW Reusable Tub - 38 Gallon
- S-Series Floorstand
- S14 Sharpsmart Access Plus
- S14 Sharpsmart Collector
- S22 Sharpsmart Access Plus
- S22 Sharpsmart Collector
- S32 Sharpsmart Access Plus
- S32 Sharpsmart Collector
- S64 Floorstand
- S64 Sharpsmart Access Plus
- Side Tray Kit
- Small Delivery Cart
- Standard Cradle - 15mm Mount
- Standard Cradle - 25mm Mount
- Standard Wall Bracket
- Static Floorstand - 64 Series
- Top Tray Kit
- Wallsmart - 44.1” Wide
- Wallsmart - 29.5” Wide
- Wallsmart Mini Panel
- Bulk Mounting and Movement
- Chemosmart
- Daniels Containers
- Delivery Carts
- Drug Deactivation
- Medismart
- Pharmasmart
- RX 64
- Secure a Drug | Static Lock Bracket
- Secure a Drug- 18 L Container
- Secure a Drug- 2 L Container
- Secure a Drug- 4L Container
- Secure a Drug- 9 L Container
- Secure a Sharp
- Secure a Sharp | 2 QT Container
- Sharpsmart
- Surgismart
- Transporters
- Wallsmart
- Waste Segregation Guide for Blood Banks and Plasma Centers
Knowledge Center – Blog
- Sharps Injury Awareness | A brief history
- Guide to Georgia Medical Waste Regulations
- Dental Amalgam Regulations
- Know Which Bin to Put It In
- Celebrating Customer Service Week
- Medical Waste Considerations for Dialysis Centers
- Guide to New York Medical Waste Regulations
- Common Medical Waste Violations
- Guide to Texas Medical Waste Regulations
- Know the Dos and Don'ts of Sharps Disposal
- Examples of Biohazardous Waste
- Guide to California Medical Waste Regulations
- What you Need to Know about Medical Waste Audits
- Insight into the Disposal Methods for Biohazardous Waste
- Student Reporting of Needlestick Injuries
- What is the Difference Between Medical Waste Streams?
- The Cost of a Needlestick Injury
- Pharmacies: What to do with your Medical Waste
- A Guide to Wisconsin Medical Waste Regulations
- Consequences of Poorly Managed Regulated Medical Waste
- Looking back at Daniels' 2017 hurricane response
- What bin does this go in? The Different Types and Categories of Medical Waste
- Does your Sharps Container Pass the Candy Test?
- Preparing for OSHA Onsite Inspections
- Using Waste Audits to drive better segregation
- Major Risks and Consequences to Improper Medical Waste Disposal
- Safest Height for Wall-Mounted Sharps Containers
- A Definitive Guide to Medical Waste Disposal
- Our Version of Google Maps
- Medical Waste - What you Should Know
- Medical Waste Bin Cleanliness in a Pharmacy Clean Room
- Sharps Container Overfilling? No more!
- Championing the Daniels Customer Experience
- Let's Squeak More
- Sharpsmart's 'Earth Day' impact on McGill University
- Taking a stand against sharps injuries
- Why Sustainability Matters
- EXPO-STOP 2015 Survey of Sharps Exposure
- Driving customer value through field service
- The Next Chapter for Daniels Health
- Sharps Injury Reductions | Journal of Infection Control
- #NoStickNovember and Onward
- 10 Examples and Disposal Tips | Other Potentially Infectious Materials
- 10 Examples of Biohazardous Waste
- 10 Lessons and Tips from 2021 to Improve Medical Waste Management
- 10 Most Common Types of Infectious Waste
- 10 Things to Consider When Evaluating Your Medical Waste RFP
- 10 Things to Consider with Chemotherapy Waste Disposal
- 10 Things to Consider with Pathological Waste Disposal
- 10 Things to Consider with Pharmaceutical Disposal
- 5 Common Mistakes People Make with Medical Waste
- 5 Essential New Year’s Resolutions to Adopt in 2024
- 5 Healthcare Waste Compliance Facts
- 5 Healthcare Waste Management Resolutions to Make in 2021
- 5 Naughty List Waste Handling Habits
- 5 Ways Proper Medical Waste Management Benefits Your Practice
- 5 Ways to Improve Infection Control
- 5 Ways to Reduce the Risk of Sharps Injury
- 6 Top Tips for Improving Sustainability in Your Facility
- 7 Practical Solutions for Reducing Patient Interruptions
- 7 Steps Not to Skip When Setting Up a Compliant Medical Waste Program At Your Dental Facility
- 8 New Year’s Resolutions to Improve Waste Management and Compliance
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Guidelines: the basics - A Day in the Life of a Needle
- A Guide to Mississippi Medical Waste Regulations
- A New Normal in Chemotherapy Waste Management
- A New Normal in Hands-Free RMW Disposal
- A New Normal in Healthcare Waste
- A New Normal in Hospital Waste Management
- A New Normal in Pharmaceutical Disposal
- A New Normal in Pharmaceutical Waste Management
- A New Normal in Safe Medical Waste Handling
- A New Normal in Safe Sharps Disposal
- A message from our CEO
- Are Reusable Sharps Containers Clean?
- Back to Basics: Medical Waste Disposal Best Practices
- Behind the Scenes of Our First-Ever Emissions Report
- Behind the Scenes: Daniels Non-Acute Team
- Behind the Wheel with Kevin Shaver: Delivering More Than Just Safety
- Best Practices To Promote Regulatory Compliance at Your Hospital
- Best Practices for Medical Waste Disposal at Dialysis Centers
- Biohazardous Waste Management in Austin
- Biohazardous Waste Management in Houston
- Biomedical Waste Disposal in Los Angeles
- Biomedical Waste Segregation Guidelines
- Breaking Down Sharps Containers: What Is a Sharps Container?
- COVID-19 Vaccine Waste Disposal Guidelines
- COVID-19 Vaccine Waste Disposal Services. We're Ready.
- Case Study: 28 Hospital Before and After
- Case Study: 84% Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction with Reusable Sharps Containers
- Case Study: Reducing over 50 tons of sharps container waste
- Champion of Change: Spotlighting Global Transformation with Lauren Stabosz
- Charlotte Healthcare Waste Management Tips
- Chemotherapy Waste Disposal Regulations
- Choosing the right sharps container for your healthcare practice
- Color Coding Requirement for Biomedical Waste
- Common Mistakes When Disposing of Pharmaceutical Waste
- Compliant Medical Waste Guide: Veterinary Clinics
- Consequences of Improperly Disposed Pharmaceuticals
- Container Transport Safety
- Control Measures to Prevent Needlestick Injuries
- Cradle-to-Grave Medical Waste Management
- Creating A New Normal in EVS Worker Safety
- Creating a Checklist for Hospital Waste Management
- Daniels Health to Sponsor AOHP EXPO-S.T.O.P.
- Daniels leading-edge container washing
- Day-To-Day Challenges Facing EVS Professionals in Acute Facilities
- Diseases Caused by Improper Healthcare Waste Disposal
- Disposable vs Reusable Sharps Containers
- Document Shredding in the Healthcare Industry
- Don’t be basic – go reusable
- EXPO-S.T.O.P. Survey Reveals Sharps Injury Prevalence
- Ebola Preparedness at Your Healthcare Facility
- Effects of Biomedical Waste on the Environment
- Employee Spotlight: Customer Service with Cara Tullio
- Five Things that - Surprisingly - aren’t Regulated Medical Waste
- Fresenius Medical Care & Daniels Health Partnership: A Case Study
- Green Bay Healthcare Waste Management
- Guide to Alabama Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Arizona Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Colorado Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Connecticut Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Cytotoxic Waste Compliance
- Guide to Delaware Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Florida Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Idaho Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Illinois Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Indiana Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Iowa Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Kansas Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Maryland Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Massachusetts Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Minnesota Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Missouri Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Nevada Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to New Jersey Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to New Mexico Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to North Carolina Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to North Dakota Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Ohio Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Pennsylvania Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to South Carolina Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Vermont Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Washington D.C. Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Washington State Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to West Virginia Medical Waste Regulations
- Guide to Wyoming Medical Waste Regulations
- Hand Sanitizer Disposal
- Hands-free RMW Disposal
- Healthcare Waste Considerations for Long-Term Care Facilities
- Healthcare Waste Segregation
- Healthcare Waste Service Contingency Planning
- Hospital Waste Management. A Perspective Inside the Four Walls
- Housekeeping Is Your Partner
- How Healthcare Facilities Can Reduce Risk of Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens
- How Infection Preventionists Help Create Safe Healthcare Environments
- How Proper Hospital Waste Disposal Saves Practices Money
- How Subpart P Impacts Hazardous Pharmaceutical Waste
- How To Create a Compliant and Safe Medical Waste Program at Your General Practice
- How To Handle Hazardous Pharmaceutical Waste In Hospitals
- How To Safely Dispose of Controlled Substances
- How do Hospitals Dispose of Liquid Waste?
- How do Hospitals Dispose of their Healthcare Waste?
- How to Adopt Sustainable Waste Management Practices without Breaking the Bank
- How to Create a Biomedical Waste Operating Plan: Key Steps
- How to Define and Identify Medical Waste Streams
- How to Dispose of Biomedical Waste in Detroit
- How to Dispose of Chemotherapy Waste
- How to Dispose of Sharps Containers: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Dispose of Sharps Waste
- How to Dispose of Trace Chemotherapy Waste
- How to Ensure Proper Hospital Waste Disposal Methods
- How to Handle Medical Waste in Medspas and Non-Healthcare Settings
- How to Handle Regulated Medical Waste from Suspected or Confirmed Cases of Monkeypox
- How to Identify and Manage Expired Products in Your Healthcare Facility
- How to Keep Track of Changing Regulations
- How to Manage Biohazard Waste in San Antonio
- How to Reduce Excess Regulated Medical Waste Caused by COVID-19
- How to Reduce your Total Cost of Medical Waste Management
- Importance of Hospital Waste Management
- Importance of Infectious Waste Training
- In Memory & Admiration of Christian Kath
- Influencing Factors of Sharps Container Design
- Inside Daniels: Field Service Expertise with Brian Nelson
- Interview: Global Chief People Officer, Jude Duff
- Interview: the Importance of Hazardous Waste Management
- Is Your Facility Prepared for the Next Pandemic?
- Karen Daley: Needlestick Injury Survivor & Safety Advocate
- Keep Pharma Waste out of Waterways
- Leadership during COVID-19: Gabe Monck
- Lose Weight with Daniels Health
- Louisville Healthcare Waste Management Tips
- Market Growth of Medical Waste Containers
- Mary Ogg : Sharps Injuries in the OR
- Match Game: Healthcare Waste Containers
- Medical Waste Considerations for Dentists
- Medical Waste Considerations for Hospitals
- Medical Waste Considerations for Med Spas
- Medical Waste Considerations for Research Labs
- Medical Waste Considerations for Surgical Centers
- Medical Waste Considerations for Vet Clinics
- Medical Waste DON'Ts
- Medical Waste Disposal in Ambulatory Care Facilities
- Meet Our Team: Celebrating Customer Service Week 2019
- Meet Terry Grimmond: A Pioneer in Sharps Injury Prevention and Healthcare Waste Management
- Mounting a Sharpsmart Container onto a Cartsmart trolley
- Needlestick Injury Reduction Strategies in Hospitals
- Negative Effects of Dumping Medical Waste
- New York City Healthcare Waste Management Tips
- OSHA and Healthcare Waste Management Processes
- Operations Spotlight: Daniels Health Orlando
- Patient Room Cleanup: Removing Biohazardous Waste Safely
- Pharmaceutical Disposal: Are You Compliant?
- Pharmaceutical Waste Regulations: Policy and Procedure
- Preventing the Preventable
- Radioactive Waste Management in Hospitals
- Reducing Needlestick Injuries in a Pediatric Setting
- Reflections. A message from our CEO
- Rx Destroyer: What it is and When to use it
- SDSs: Why are they important?
- Safe Disposal of Sharps in Hospitals and Healthcare Settings
- Safe Disposal: Where To Dispose of Sharps Containers
- Sharps Container Regulations: Your Guide
- Sharps Injuries: What To Do if You’re Stuck
- Steps to Ensure Proper Disposal of Chemotherapy Waste
- Strategies To Optimize Work Efficiency At Your Healthcare Facility
- Strategies to Reverse a Worrying Rise in Needlestick Injuries
- Streamlined Process: How to Obtain a Pharmaceutical Disposal Agreement
- Summary of the risks associated with managing Regulated Medical Waste
- Supporting Healthcare Partners During COVID-19
- Tackling Project Management Challenges with Hannah Blumenfeld
- Take Control of Your Hospital Waste Management with Daniels’ Self-Service Model
- Team Spotlight: Mackenzie Organ
- Terry Grimmond: Microbiology and Sharps Injuries
- The Critical Role Healthcare Waste Management Can Play in Your Sustainability Initiatives
- The Culture of Infection Prevention and Control at a Healthcare Facility
- The Elements Of Hospital Waste Reduction
- The Future of Waste Management in Hospitals: Trends to Watch
- The Impact Of COVID on Regulated Medical Waste Volumes
- The Impact of Field Service Reps in Hospitals
- The Impact of Healthcare Waste Management on Infection Control
- The Proven Carbon Footprint Reduction of Switching to Reusables
- The Pyramid Effect in Sharps Containers
- The Role of Healthcare Innovation and Technology in Waste Management
- The Secure Supply Chain of Reusable Sharps Containers
- The Trouble With Medical Waste Roll-Offs
- Tips for biomedical waste disposal in San Diego, California
- Tips to Reduce Your Healthcare Waste
- Top Hospital Infection Control Techniques
- Top 9 Nursing Home Infection Control Techniques
- Treatment of Medical Waste
- Trustworthy Facts on nCoV and nCoV Waste Handling
- What Are the Five Cost Variables in Hospital Waste Management?
- What Are the Real Costs of Patient Interruptions?
- What Does Excellent Waste Management Customer Service Look Like?
- What Goes in a Sharps Container?
- What Information Must Be Included on a Hazardous Waste Manifest?
- What Is Biomedical Waste? Key Examples
- What Is RCRA Hazardous Waste?
- What Is Sharps Waste?
- What Is a Biomedical Waste Generator?
- What Is a Medical Waste Incinerator and How Does it Work?
- What Is the Purpose of Double-Bagging Biohazardous Waste? And Why Should You Avoid It?
- What Sets Sharpsmart Apart From Other Medical Waste Containers?
- What happens to Medical Waste?
- What is Considered Pharmaceutical Waste?
- What is Hospital Medical Waste
- What is Medical Waste?
- What is Pathological Waste?
- Where Does Biohazardous Waste Go?
- Where Does Biohazardous Waste Go? Decoding Medical Waste Streams
- Where to Dispose of Needles and Syringes
- Why Your Coffee Cup isn’t RMW
- Writing Our Next Chapter at the 2022 North American Summit
Knowledge Center – Research
- Reusable Containers: Impact on Infection Risk
- Sharpsmart: 86% Carbon Emissions Reduction
- Sharpsmart: Size and Location: Impact on Sharps Injuries
- Sharps Injuries in USA Health Care Facilities
- Safety Engineered Devices: Use and Activation in USA
- Safety Engineered Devices: Use and Activation in Australia
- Sharpsmart: Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Sharpsmart: Impact on Emissions & Injuries
- Sharpsmart: Impact of Engineering on Sharps Injuries
- Sharpsmart 28% Waste Reduction
- Medismart Safety Cost Volume Impact
- Reusable Containers Improve Staff and Environmental Safety
- Sharpsmart: Reusable Containers Assist in Cutting Carbon
- The Historical Trends and Improvements in SI
- Medical Waste: Safety, Environmental, and Waste Improvements
- The Widespread Movement to Reusable Containers
- Sharpsmart: 90% Decrease in CO2 Emissions
- Sharpsmart: 28% Waste Reduction After Introducing Reusables
- The Microbiology Behind Reusable Containers in Hospitals
- Sharpsmart: Reduction in Sharps Injuries, Costs, and CO2 Emissions
- Safety and Cost Considerations for Medical Device Decisions
- Sharpsmart: Impact on Sharps Injuries
- C-Diff Transmission Potential with Sharps Containers
- Exposure Injury Reduction Strategies: Results that Protect Lives
- Safety Engineered Devices : Use and Activation in 6 Hospitals
- Sharpsmart: Impact on Life-Cycle Carbon Footprint
- Tonnes of Plastic Reduced with Reusable Sharps Containers
Knowledge Center – Resources
- Bladesafe Brochure
- Loading Configurations For Large Transporters
- What is Sharps Waste Poster
- What is Regulated Medical Waste Poster
- Purchased Services Brochure
- How to Prevent Sharps Injuries Poster
- Bench and Trolley Mounting Solutions Brochure
- Bulk Movement Accessories Brochure
- Mobile Carts and Floorstands Brochure
- Wall Mounting Solutions Brochure
- PR Study: Using Reusable Containers for Hospital Waste
- Sharps Container Checklist
- Sharpsmart: 86% Carbon Emissions Reduction
- Pharmaceutical and Sharps Disposal
- Loading Configurations For Medium Transporters
- Daniels Brand Book
- Chemotherapy Product Range Flyer
- Full Product Range
- Hazardous Waste Product Range
- Medical Waste Product Range
- Pharmaceutical Product Range
- Sharps Product Range
- 4 Operating Instructions for Sharpsmart Collectors
- Sharpsmart AccessPlus Operating Instructions
- Sharpsmart Regular Operating Instructions
- Sharpsmarts' Features and Benefits
- Segregate Waste Correctly Poster
- Sharpsmart - no disposal Poster
- Chemotherapy Waste Disposal
- PR Study: Safety Engineered Devices (USA)
- PR Study: Safety Engineered Devices (AUS)
- PR Study: Sharpsmart Size and Location Impact on Sharps Injuries
- PR Study: Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- PR Study: Sharpsmart Impact on Emissions & Injuries
- PR Study: Impact of Engineering on Sharps Injuries
- PR Study: 28% Waste Reduction
- PR Study: Sharpsmart Impact on Sharps Injuries
- PR Study: Medismart impact on Costs
- R64 Surgismart Operating Instructions
- P64 Pharmasmart Operating Instructions
- S64 Sharpsmart Operating Instructions
- What's Medical Waste?
- Waste Segregation Matrix
- Red and Black Bag Waste
- Sharpsmart - Safe Sharps Disposal
- Sharpsmart Collectors are not Disposable
- How to Use Rx Destroyer
- Regulated Medical Waste Only
- Placement of the Medismart
- Pharmaceutical Waste Disposal
- OSHA Guidelines
- Proper Handwashing
- Medical Waste Management
- MRI Cartsmart Flyer
- Sustainable Solutions Brochure
- Utility Suite
- Sharps Waste
- Pharmaceutical Waste Solutions Brochure
- Reusable vs Recycle
- Daniels Waste Processing Services Brochure
- Sharpsmart Brochure
- RMW Solutions Brochure
- Pharmaceutical Characterization Brochure
- Medismart Brochure
- Daniels Difference Brochure
- Chemosmart Brochure
- Correct Medical Waste Disposal Poster
- CT64 Chemosmart Operating Instructions
- Daniels Accessories Brochure
- Daniels Compliance Brochure
- Daniels Dental Brochure
- Handling RMW Tubs Poster
- M64 Medismart Operating Instructions
- Medical Waste Flyer
- PR Study: Sharps Injuries in USA Healthcare Facilities
- Surgical Solutions Brochure
- 4 Operating Instructions for Sharpsmart Containers | Spanish
- CT64 Chemosmart Operating Instructions | Spanish
- Chemotherapy Waste Disposal | Spanish
- How to Properly Close a Secure a Drug Lid
- How to Use Secure a Drug Poster
- How to Use your Secure a Drug Container
- M64 Medismart Operating Instructions | Spanish
- NIOSH Hazardous Drugs
- P64 Pharmasmart Operating Instructions | Spanish
- PPE Poster
- PR Study: Clostridium Difficile
- PR Study: Exposure Injury Reduction Strategies
- PR Study: Safety Engineered Device Usage and Activation in 6 Hospitals
- PR Study: Sharpsmart - Annual Plastic Reduction
- PR Study: Sharpsmart 84% GHG Emission Reduction
- Pharmaceutical Waste Management Poster
- Protecting Your Staff and Residents
- Regulated Medical Waste Only | Spanish
- S64 Sharpsmart Operating Instructions | Spanish
- Safe Disposal of Trace Hazardous Medication (CT22 & CT64)
- Safe Disposal of USP800 Trace Hazardous Medication
- Secure a Drug Compatibilities List
- Secure a Drug | Static Lock Bracket Instructions
- Secure a Drug | Swing Lock Bracket Instructions
- Sharps Post-Injury Protocol
- Sharpsmart AccessPlus Operating Instructions | Spanish
- Sharpsmart Collectors are not Disposable | Spanish
- Sharpsmart Regular Operating Instructions | Spanish
- USP800 Personal Protective Equipment
- USP800 System 4 Easy Steps
- Understanding the USP800 Standard
- What Can you Dispose of in a Secure a Drug Container?
- Winning at Waste Segregation
- Your Coffee Isn't Medical Waste Poster
- Your Latte Isn't Medical Waste Poster
Knowledge Center - Videos
- 'It's Not OK' Event Highlights
- Daniels' Bladesafe Multi
- Has COVID Increased BBFE Risk to Health Workers?
- How Medismart Compares to Standard Red Bag Waste Disposal
- How to Use a Chemosmart Container
- How to Use a Medismart Container
- How to Use a Pharmasmart Container
- How to Use a Sharpsmart Container
- Join our Pride- Michigan Business Unit Spotlight
- Opening a Sharpsmart Container
- Point-of-Use Sharps Disposal
- Reusable Healthcare Waste Containment Systems | Daniels Health
- Sharpsmart | Activating Temporary Locks
- Sharpsmart | Activating the Permanent Side Locks
- The Daniels Chemosmart CT22 | Reusable Chemotherapy Waste Container
- The Daniels Chemosmart System | CT64 and CT22
- The Daniels Sharpsmart Access Plus | Reusable Sharps Container
- The Daniels Sharpsmart and Sharpsmart Access Plus | Sharps Waste Containment
- The Daniels Sharpsmart | Reusable Sharps Container
- The Daniels Surgismart | Designed for the OR Environment
- Why Join Daniels Health?
Case Studies
Knowledge Center – FAQs
- Hazardous v Non Hazardous Pharmaceutical Waste – How to dispose?
- A client is under contract but for increased safety, wishes to move to Daniels. Is this supported by OSHA Standard?
- Are Blood Borne Pathogens, including Hepatitis B, a risk with reusable containers?
- Are Daniels Sharpsmarts safe for MRI suites?
- Are Daniels Sites secure?
- Are safety engineered devices (SEDs) adequate to prevent sharps injuries?
- Are sharps containers always mounted?
- Are Sharpsmart Containers impenetrable?
- Are your containers made in the USA?
- 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 put a sharps containers on the floor?
- Can I reopen a locked Sharpsmart collector?
- Can I use Daniels Chemosmart collector without a box?
- Can I use Sharpsmarts for radioactive sharps?
- Can Sharps Injuries be prevented?
- Can we be sure that Sharpsmart collectors are completely decontaminated (including prions) and there is no risk of cross infection between hospitals?
- Can you guarantee our sharps disposal costs won’t rise?
- Could Sharpsmarts/Medismarts reduce HAI risk?
- Do Daniels Sharpsmart collectors comply with the Transport of Dangerous Goods act?
- Do Sharpsmart containers meet PG2 certification standards?
- Do Sharpsmart containers reduce manufacturing volume?
- Do they work with on site staff?
- Do you service all healthcare facilities?
- Does Daniels have its own fleet of trucks?
- Does Daniels have on-going improvement based upon user-led development?
- Does Daniels Health have its own processing sites?
- Does Daniels Health service the customers itself?
- Does Daniels offer compliance training and education?
- Does Daniels use any harmful chemicals in the washing process?
- Does Daniels wash process remove chemotherapy residue from Sharpsmarts?
- Does opening/closing lid of medical device collectors pose infection risk in OR?
- Does the American Disability Act (ADA) prohibit the fitting of Sharpsmarts?
- Does the Daniels Washsmart remove all chemotherapy drug residue?
- Does the use of Sharpsmart containers reduce CO2 emissions?
- 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?
- How can Daniels assure customers of stable and secure service?
- Has the Daniels Washsmart system been tested?
- How are Daniels Washsmart systems maintained?
- How are our field service techs equipped to understand layout and protocols of hospitals?
- How can I make a payment?
- How do I access my manifest online?
- How do I categorize which pharmaceuticals are hazardous?
- How do I know when a sharps container is full?
- How do I lock my Sharpsmart collector?
- How do I open and lock my sharps container?
- How do we train our staff?
- How do you guarantee the containers are clean?
- How does Daniels maximize cost efficiencies for its customers?
- How does Daniels minimize risks in transport
- How does Daniels take a "green approach" in its operations and facilities?
- How does the Medismart impact costs?
- How does the Medismart reduce infection transfer?
- How does the Medismart reduce time and labor?
- How does the Sharpsmart safety tray work?
- How does time reporting work for FST?
- How is bulk chemotherapy waste collected?
- How is chemotherapeutic waste treated?
- How is CPI calculated?
- How is Pathological waste treated?
- How is the Daniels Chemotherapy waste solution different to industry standard
- How is the fuel levy calculated?
- How many Safety Data Sheets can I access through the Daniels Compliance portal?
- How much do Sharpsmarts reduce hospital landfill of plastic and cardboard?
- 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 Daniels Health contracted with Major GPO Organizations?
- Is lidocaine a hazardous waste?
- Is pharmaceutical residue an issue with Washsmart waste-water?
- Is recapping needles safe?
- Is the Daniels Sharpsmart container leak-proof?
- Is the Medismart M64 patented?
- Is the S14-2gall the smallest sharps container?
- Is the Sharpsmart container patented?
- 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 are price on the GPO contracts?
- Sharpsmarts are not nestable. Do they take up more storage space?
- Should the lids of Sharpsmarts be closed during TB cases in OR?
- Transporting pre-assembled containers around the country surely can’t be environmentally friendly?
- What about Clostridium difficile? Is there a risk using reusable sharps collectors?
- What about prions? Is there a transmission risk using reusable sharps collectors?
- What are Hazardous Characteristic wastes?
- What are listed wastes?
- What are RCRA pharmaceuticals?
- What are the essential learning modules that the Daniels online portal offers?
- What are the features of the Sharpsmart safety tray?
- What are U Listed drugs
- What business sizes do you cater for?
- What Daniels solutions are best suited to surgical suites?
- What Daniels solutions minimize medical waste volumes?
- What do Daniels Health GPO Contracts cover?
- What do the type and description fields on my invoice mean?
- What does Daniels provide to help educate my staff?
- What goes into a regulated medical waste container?
- What happens to the containers at the end of their useful life?
- What is a Biohazard?
- What is a GPO?
- Do clinic and hospital wastes have different guidelines for disposal?
- How do I schedule a pick up?
- Is USP 800 Mandatory?
- What Treatment Equipment does Daniels have at its sites?
- What are some subtypes of regulated medical waste?
- What is Bulk Chemotherapy Waste
- What is Chemotherapy Waste?
- What is Pathological waste?
- What is Regulated Medical Waste?
- What is Sharps Waste?
- What is Trace Chemotherapy Waste?
- What is a needlestick injury?
- What is hazardous waste?
- What is included in the Daniels online compliance portal?
- What is location billing?
- What is required in a sharps injury log?
- What is the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act of 2001?
- What is the average cost of a needlestick injury?
- What is the cost of the Sharpsmart system?
- What is the difference between a Sharpsmart regular and Sharpsmart Access Plus container?
- What is the life-span of Sharpsmart containers?
- What is the service charge on my invoice?
- What is Surgical Waste?
- What level of Decontamination is required for processing of Reusable Sharps Containers?
- What regulations is my facility required to be OSHA compliant with?
- What should I do if I get stuck with a needle?
- What training is required for Hazardous waste transporter staff?
- What waste types can you service?
- What weight of disposable sharps containers does Daniels eliminate each year?
- When are invoices generated?
- Where are Daniels’ Processing facilities located?
- Where can the Daniels Medismart container be used?
- Where should sharps containers be located?
- Who distributes Sharpsmarts around the hospital and exchanges them when full?
- Who owns the Sharpsmart containers and molds?
- Who regulates medical waste disposal?
- Why are Sharpsmart collectors not enclosed in a wall cabinet?
- Why don’t Sharpsmarts have a needle disconnect tool?
- Why wouldn't I do it all myself?
- Will I be penalized for incorrectly disposing of hazardous waste?
- Will small items (such as butterfly needles) activate the Sharpsmart Tray?
- What are the sharps containers made of?
Regions We Service
- Alabama
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
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Cities We Service
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