Medical waste storage facilities are storage systems designed specifically for use in hospitals and health centers, designed to protect public health. This is crucial in managing waste and removing potentially infectious medical waste from the natural environment. medical waste storage areas; is of great importance for the decomposition process of biomedical waste. The medical waste tanks manufactured by Çetiner Refrigeration are custom-built to the dimensions and specifications specified by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization.
Biomedical waste storage facilities, which pose a threat in open spaces, operate at temperatures between +4°C and +6°C. These storage facilities, designed to ensure energy efficiency, are designed according to specific procedures. Waste is separated into hazardous and non-hazardous waste, and these requirements ensure health and safety measures are implemented. These storage facilities, manufactured with portable, ready-made systems and in accordance with quality standards, improve the institution's needs and conditions.
What are the Usage Areas of Medical Waste Storage?
Primarily health institutions, hospitals, health centers, dental hospitals, dialysis centers, veterinary clinics, institutions and organizations serving in the field of biochemistry are the units that use medical waste storages.
What are the Purposes of Medical Waste Storage?
Medical waste is disposed of in accordance with regulations, eliminating the hazard. Medical waste that is not separated and the necessary precautions are not taken can pose a significant danger to all living things. Medical waste is collected, separated, and disposed of in accordance with procedures.
Thanks to the medical waste storage facilities we manufacture with environmental and human health in mind, waste is separated, some transported, and the rest delivered to a medical waste facility. Furthermore, waste requiring disposal is stored in a separate compartment, and the waste is disposed of according to established procedures and policies. Medical waste storage facilities play a significant role in all of these areas. The separation of medical waste and its transfer to the storage facilities are handled by healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, midwives, veterinarians, dentists, and laboratory technicians. This process ensures that the waste is separated without mixing with other waste during its formation and is properly transported to the appropriate medical waste storage facility. Storage facilities are not located in locations or proximity that would endanger human health. Authorized personnel disinfect the storage facilities in accordance with procedures, even administering pesticides when necessary. The storage facilities are constructed in accordance with procedures and designed to facilitate easy use by personnel. The floors and walls of medical waste storage facilities are robust, dirt-resistant, and designed to facilitate easy and convenient disinfection. This protects the environment and human health both directly and indirectly, and ensures the rapid removal of medical waste that could harm human health. All of these activities are implemented through periodic checks and inspections, thus protecting the environment and public health.
