The OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030) applies to those who may be exposed to infectious materials or bloodborne pathogens on the job. It proposes certain safeguards for protecting these workers, including using proper biohazard waste cans when disposing of biohazardous waste. The container must have a "BIOHAZARD" label to warn of its contents, in fluorescent orange or orange red, with letters and symbols in a contrasting color.
Justrite Steel Biohazard Waste Can — 6 Gallon, Foot-Operated, Self-Closing Lid, Silver, Model# 05914
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$157.99
- Safe, temporary collection of biological waste
- Meets OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 for segregation of infectious waste
- Foot-operated, self-closing lid
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How can you tell whether a trash container is for regular or biohazardous waste?
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What is the item number for the poly liner bags recommended to use with Justrite Biohazard Waste Cans?
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Our biohazard waste can uses the biohazard liner bag #05901. Bags must be ordered separately.
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Can I use poly liner bags in my biohazard waste can?
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We encourage the use of liner bags in Justrite Biohazard Waste Cans for safe, temporary collection of biological waste. Red color helps easily identify bags as biohazard. Optional bag #05901 is 11 microns thick, holds approximately 12 gallons and comes in packs of 100.
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