Looking for information on clinical waste?
Clinical waste is handled via a separate stream to hazardous waste. More information on the definitions and disposal of clinical waste can be found as part of the Safety Team's Clinical Waste Policy.
Hazardous waste is found in nearly all industries and can include everyday items such as:
- Chemicals (and chemically contaminated items)
- Fluorescent tubes and sodium lamps
- Aerosols
- Lead acid batteries
- Antifreeze and brake fluids
- Oil and fuel filters
- Tyres
How should I dispose of hazardous waste?
Hazardous waste collection should be , selecting ‘Hazardous Waste’ in the request type field.
Our team will then contact you to discuss your needs and arrange for a safe collection.
We may ask for further information, including a detailed list of waste chemicals as well as any 'unknowns'. A list of hazard codes for waste can be found ; these will be required if you're asked to complete a Waste Chemicals form.
More information
51³Ô¹ÏÍø's Safety Team maintain a detailed hazardous waste disposal policy, including instructions on how to pack certain items for disposal and your responsibilities in the process.