The Daniels Difference

 

  • We provide biomedical waste containers designed by clinicians for clinicians! 
     
  • All containers sanitised through a world-leading robotic washing / decontamination process. 
     
  • It is our drivers and our trucks that will service your facility, no third party hauler risk
     
  • We are up front with our costs and transparent with our contracts 
     
  • Scheduling that supports your practice – you pay only for what you need
     
  • Eliminate disposal-related needlestick injuries with our advanced sharps safety systems 
     
  • Eliminate the purchase, disposal costs and landfill of one-time-use disposable containers

Solutions

  • Biomedical Waste Services 
     
  • Biomedical Sharps Services 
     
  • Pharmaceutical Waste Services 
     
  • Hazardous Waste Services 
     
  • Onsite and online compliance and education

 

Biomedical & Biohazardous Waste Disposal at Prince Edward Island 

 

The pastoral landscape of Canada’s smallest province is famous for its white sand beaches, ocean coves, and rolling hills. With more than 1,760 km of coastline and 231 neighbouring islands, the natural beauty of Prince Edward Island (PEI) is adoringly referred to as the “Garden of the Gulf”. 

 

In addition to having a coastal charm, Prince Edward Island (named after Queen Victoria’s father - Edward, Duke of Kent) is an agricultural hub of Canada. With farming being the backbone of the economy and producing 25% of Canada’s potatoes, it’s no surprise that the province has earned the fitting nickname of, “Spud Island.” If you love long walks on the beach and French fries, (who doesn’t?!) then this is the place for you.

As the bread-basket of Canada, it’s no surprise that the local government has made it a priority to protect the integrity and environmental health of the lands. Island Water Technologies, a PEI based company, specialises in modular, solar powered wastewater treatment solutions, providing self-powered wastewater treatment for domestic and industrial industries. Another company, Antlantec BioEnergy Corporation, uses locally ground sugar beets as a main feedstock, promoting regional economic development for the island!

One of Daniels’ principle founding values is to achieve the highest level of ecology possible when designing and implementing healthcare waste management systems. By using the Daniels Sharpsmart reusable container, your environmental impact will be significantly reduced each year. Annually, the system diverts millions of pounds of plastic and cardboard from landfill, and, with its 50 year life cycle, the Daniels Sharpsmart sharps container single-handedly eliminates the manufacturing of hundreds of thousands of disposable products. 

 


 

Biomedical waste disposal designed around Safety and Sustainability 

 

At Daniels Health, we lead all of our Canadian healthcare waste services and operations with a green focus. Managing infectious materials and high-risk biomedical waste puts a lot of responsibility on us as a healthcare waste transport, disposal and treatment provider; we take this responsibility seriously and offer trustworthy cradle-to-grave compliance.


Incorrectly managed healthcare waste can have a detrimental impact on the environment. For example, if not disposed of properly, infectious materials and controlled substances can make their way into landfills and waterways; resulting in pollution of clean drinking water and harming local wildlife. To further drive the importance of proper healthcare waste management home, incorrectly disposed sharps can pose a high risk to both laundry staff and environmental services - putting them at risk for injury or infection while they are performing their job duties. 

 

ASK US FOR A WASTE CONSULTATION

 



A growing healthcare industry brings with it biomedical waste, which is referred to in Prince Edward Island as
“clinical waste, biohazardous and/or infectious waste” and can include, but isn’t limited to:

  • Clinical Waste Disposal 
  • Sharps disposal 
  • Anatomical Waste Disposal 
  • Controlled Substance Disposal
  • Cytotoxic waste disposal 
  • Metal recycling 

 

With over 30 years of industry experience serving healthcare, Daniels Health have a strong track record of partnership with over 8,000 hospitals and healthcare facilities in both acute and non-acute space in North America. Our products are industry-leading, designed by clinicians for the safety and security of healthcare workers handling high-risk waste. Our services are designed to seamlessly integrate with the fluctuating requirements of healthcare. Daniels was the pioneer or reusable sharps containers and since 1997 has led the industry in a safer alternative to single-use sharps containment. Peer reviewed in five medical journals for their superior results in driving needlestick injury reduction, Daniels' Sharpsmart containers are still today considered the safest sharps containers in the world. With solutions for all waste streams, Daniels is the leading partner in healthcare waste services for Prince Edward Island facilities.

 

Daniels Health understands the needs of healthcare facilities in Prince Edward Island. 
Contact us and see how we can help your facility better manage biomedical and biohazardous waste disposal.

 

888 952 5580       Request a quote     

 

 

Prince Edward Island Resources & Requirements

Ministry of Health and Wellness

P.O. Box 2000

Charlottetown, PE C1A 3T5, Canada

902-368-5290

Ministry of Health and Wellness

105 Rochford Street

Charlottetown, PE C1A 3T5, Canada

902-368-4000

Biomedical Waste Classification

Biomedical waste refers to waste that is generated by:

  • Human anatomical waste
  • Human blood waste
  • Animal anatomical waste
  • Animal blood waste
  • Microbiology laboratory waste
  • Sharps waste
  • Cytotoxic waste

Storage Requirements

PEI requirements mandate:

  • Biomedical wastes shall be packaged in bags that are impervious to moisture and resist tearing.
  • Discarded sharps shall be segregated from other biomedical waste at the point of generation.
  • Waste containers must be labelled with the international biohazard symbol and the words "biomedical waste" or "infectious waste."

 

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