Reusable Sharps Containers Sample Clauses

Reusable Sharps Containers. HackensackUMC utilizes reusable sharps containers to reduce the disposal of plastic by incineration. The disposal of plastics may be harmful to the environment and may introduce hazardous toxins into the air. Reusable sharps containers reduce by 90% the number of containers that would have to be incinerated along with their contents. Annually, this eliminates an estimated 48,200 containers from incineration.
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Reusable Sharps Containers. 5.1 The sharps containers must have undertaken independent laboratory testing to the following, in line with relevant legislation: • Security and strength of the handle • Test for security of aperture closure devices • Resistance to penetration • Resistance to vertical dropping • Resistance to leakage • EU2010/13 ‘Prevention from Sharps Injuries in Hospitals Sectors • HS127 H&SE Sharps Instruments in Healthcare 2013 5.2 The reusable sharps containers should include the following safety features: • A clear visual indicator to allow the operator to see the sharps levels and waste configuration from the front of the container • An overfill protection mechanism to ensure that sharps containers placed within public access areas cannot be overfilled • A entry prevention system which eliminates the possibility of retrieving disposed sharps • A tamper-proof locking mechanism for both temporary and final closure • The sharps container must be pre-assembled by the Supplier to eliminate the possibility of incorrect assembly 5.3 The external dimensions of the container and physical characteristics should be designed to allow the container to fit safely within the treatment area and to facilitate safe transport to and from the point-of-care on trolleys and accessories. 5.4 Containers must be able to receive syringes and needle assemblies for all standard sizes, together with other sharps, single-use blood adaptors and giving sets. 5.5 Sharps containers must be fitted with a sharps aperture, capable of receiving syringes and needle assemblies for all standard sizes up to and including 20ml, together with other sharps, blood collection single use adaptors and giving sets. It must be possible to close and seal the aperture at any time between empty and full to maximum capacity. Where possible it should have availability of a temporary closure system. The closure mechanism must be securely attached and should contain an aperture with a tilt mechanism for the safer disposal of sharps. 5.6 Reusable sharps containers must be clearly marked with Sharps Aperture Marking. 5.7 The disposal aperture must be clearly visible and not obscured by/against the colour of the container base and lid. 5.8 The reusable sharps container must be capable of safely storing contaminated sharps, as well as being air and liquid tight during temporary closure, handling and transportation to the point of sharps decanting. 5.9 Reusable sharps containers must be clearly marked with the international bi...
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Reusable Sharps Containers. Southampton Hospital utilizes reusable sharps containers to reduce the disposal of plastic by incineration. The disposal of plastics is harmful to the environment and can introduce hazardous toxins into the air. Reusable sharps containers reduce by 90% the number of containers that would have to be incinerated along with their contents. Annually, this eliminates an estimated 48,200 containers from incineration. The contents of each container are sterilized, ground and recycled. Southampton Hospital collects and recycles fluorescent lamps and non-alkaline batteries. Southampton Hospital is committed to reducing and eliminating mercury and di (2- ethylhexyl) phthalate/polyvinylchloride) (DEHP/PVC) throughout the Hospital. The Hospital will include a statement on its Bid/Quote Content Certification Form asking vendors if their product contains mercury. Our DEHP/PVC-Free Pledge has committed the Hospital to: 1) continuing to inventory our products to identify sources of DEHP; 2) eliminating the use of DEHP/PVC products in our ICU unless no reasonable alternatives are available; 3) communicating our commitment to PVC/DEHP-free purchasing to our staff, contractors, subcontractors and vendors; and 4) collaborating hospital-wide to urge support for implementation of PVC and DEHP reduction measures. Southampton Hospital will continue its laser toner and inkjet cartridge recycling program. Environmental Services will consult the Environmentally Preferable Products List that promotes reduced toxics and re-use of materials such as Auto scrubbers and recycled mops. Southampton Hospital will initiate a hospital wide drive to conserve paper and promote paperless meetings. Southampton Hospital will promote the use of Water coolers in order to reduce plastic bottles usage by patients and staff.
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