Specific hospital waste (SHW)
Infectious and high-risk hospital waste, collected separately.
Medical and pharmaceutical waste covers all healthcare residual streams that pose a risk to people and the environment — from infectious and sharp waste to expired medicines and cytotoxics. These streams require separate collection, approved packaging and a demonstrable processing chain. IAM advises you on the right approach, classification and documentation.
Infectious and high-risk hospital waste, collected separately.
Needles and sharp material in approved sharps containers.
Discarded and expired medicines, verifiably destroyed.
Cytotoxic waste, separately packaged and safely processed.
Diagnostic and chemical lab waste, correctly classified.
Reagents and chemical residual batches from healthcare.
A different healthcare stream? Ask us for advice via contact.
You describe your waste stream, situation and question; together we map out the starting points.
We determine the correct EURAL classification and which laws and regulations apply to your stream.
You receive independent advice on the right processing route, required documentation and safe storage.
We point you toward suitable, certified processors — clearly and with no obligation.
Medical waste demands precise registration. We advise you on the required documentation — from packaging to processing — so the chain always holds up.
The most common codes for this stream. Unsure about the right code? We help you classify it.
Medical and pharmaceutical waste belongs in approved, sealed packaging, separated from other streams. We advise you on the right packaging, classification and processing route.
Every disposal requires the correct accompanying documentation. We advise you on which documents are needed, so the chain is demonstrably compliant.
Among others infectious waste, sharps (needles), cytotoxic waste and discarded medicines, neatly separated by waste class.
Infectious medical waste falls under ADR class 6.2 (UN 3291) and must be collected separately in UN-approved packaging, transported ADR-authorised and disposed of with an accompanying waste note. IAM advises you on the correct classification, packaging and documentation.
Yes. We advise on safe, separated storage by waste class and the right approved packaging, so the waste can be stored safely until disposal.
Yes. We advise on UN-approved packaging and sharps containers suited to each waste class, so the waste is stored and transported safely from the start.
Questions about classification, safe packaging or the rules for medical and pharmaceutical waste? We advise you with no obligation.