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We help manage your compliance needs with our one-stop online compliance solution. Compatible with your desktop, tablet, or mobile device, you can conveniently manage and protect your business anywhere, anytime.

OSHA may fine you up to $7,000 for each non-compliant item on their checklist. Are you current on your MSDS’s, Safety Training, and Safety Plans? Have you conducted your own workplace OSHA audit?

Training and Compliance

Are you aware that OSHA may fine you up to $7,000 for each non-compliant item on their checklist? Are you current on your MSDS/SDSs, Safety Training, and Safety Plans? Have you conducted your own workplace OSHA audit?

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Medical Waste Disposal Regulations

Disposal of medical waste is regulated on both the state and national level. In Nebraska this is the responsibility of the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), which oversees the storage and disposal of medical waste.

On the federal level the Department of Transportation (Dot) does enforce regulations regarding the transport of medical waste and the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) enforces regulations concerning medical waste in the workplace.

For more information, just click on any of the links to the right.