Sharps Removal
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The processes and systems we put in place provide high quality service with a focus on safety.
Overview
The safe removal of sharps is extremely important, as coming into contact with a discarded sharp can pose significant health risks. Needles, syringes, and blades can often be found discarded in bins, toilets and other public areas.
It is imperative that sightings of sharps are reported immediately, so that they can be disposed of by a trained professional. The disposal of needles, syringes and hypodermics in a public litter bin or in household waste is dangerous, as they can be highly infectious. Our expert technicians are highly trained and equipped with essential personal protective equipment to safely remove sharps and carry out a needle sweep.
Our sharps and needle removal service includes:
- Safe removal of needles, sharps and discarded syringes.
- Sharps disposal adhering to current health and safety regulations.
- The surrounding area is decontaminated and cleaned, to help eliminate any further risk of exposure to health hazards.
What are classed as sharps?
Syringes, Scalpels, Phials, Razors and Razor Blades, Knives, Scissors, Pipettes, Blades, Broken Glass (or intact) Hypodermic Needles.
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Why Us!
Keep your business open, safely. A primary driver of COVID-19’s infectiousness is the fact that people carriers long before they have symptoms. Routine cleaning and disinfecting are the only way to keep your environment safe from an unintentional COVID-19 outbreak.