Facility Audits
Our compliance package offers 70+ facility audits for your practice available at your disposal. Some examples include:
- Regulated Medical Waste
- Hazardous Waste
- OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens
- OSHA Biohazard Waste Training
- Toxic and Hazardous Substance Exposure
- Flammable and Combustible Liquids
- Hazard Communication
- HIPAA
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Respiratory Protection
- Environmental and Occupational Safety and Health Plan
- Occupational Injury and Illness Reporting
- Accident Prevention Signs and Tags
- Alarm systems and Evacuation Plans
- General Fire Requirements
- Underground Storage Tanks
- and So Much More
US DOT Compliance & Other Training Programs Designed for Florida Biomedical Waste Generators
We offer a full range of regulated medical waste training programs, including:
- Florida Biomedical Waste 64E-16 Training (State-specific, required annually)
- US DOT-Regulated Medical Waste Training
- OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Training (for Healthcare & Schools)
- Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
All courses can be delivered in person with expert trainers or online for maximum flexibility. Our DOT-regulated medical waste training and OSHA biohazard waste training programs meet all federal and Florida-specific requirements for facilities across Miami, Tampa, Orlando, and throughout the state.
Facility Safety Plans
Emergency Action Plan
- An employer must have an Emergency Action Plan and a Fire Prevention Plan in writing. These must be kept in the workplace and made available for the employee to review.
Fire Prevention Plan
- An employer must review the plan with employees when initially assigned to a job or if the job or plan details change.
Exposure Control Plan
- An employer having any employee with "occupational exposure" must establish a written Exposure Control Plan. This must be reviewed and updated at least annually to reflect any changes in your facility, such as employees or technologies, in order to reduce exposures to blood or O.P.I.M.
Hazard Communication Plan
- All workplaces where employees are exposed to hazardous chemicals must have a Hazardous Communication Program. This must be updated as hazards or hazardous chemicals within your facility, or other details within this safety plan, change. Failure to produce a completed written Hazard Communication Program is a common OSHA violation.
OSHA Logs, C.F.R., SDS & MSDS
OSHA Logs (300/300A/301)
- Many employers with more than 10 employees are required to keep a record of serious work‑related injuries and illnesses. Check the OSHA website for exemptions. Recordkeeping is an effective way to analyze and reassess hazards in the workplace.
Code of Federal Regulation
- Code of Federal Regulations – A reference section containing all 225,000 federal regulations to assist with accurate regulatory information.
SDS MSDS Library
- The workplace must maintain copies of required SDS/MSDSs for each hazardous chemical and ensure they are readily available during every work shift to employees when they are in their work area. Millions of SDS/MSDSs are available to search, view, save, and print, and a separate set must be organized for each facility location. The SDS/MSDS documents may be online or in a binder; however, they must be readily available to all employees.
Online Portal Access
Online Manifest
- Our compliance package gives our customers access to an online manifest at the push of a button. Our driver will pick up your waste streams, and the online manifest will be sent directly to you in seconds. Then, when the waste is processed, you receive the completed manifest confirming your waste was properly handled and treated.
Online Portal
- Our online portal gives our customers access to:
- Manifests
- Training options
- Employee records
- Pickup schedules
- Facility audits
- So much more!
All of this information is at the click of a button. Our goal is to make sure our clients have access to all of their information relating to their waste streams.
