The Massachusetts Department of Public Health offers a free, downloadable record-keeping log for on-site treatment of medical or biological waste.
In accordance to state law, generators of medical or biological waste that is treated on-site are required to maintain a current record-keeping log with the following information: the exact date of treatment, the quantity of waste treated, the type of waste, the on-site treatment method with documentation of applicable process parameters, the printed name and signature of the person responsible for treatment and the quality control/challenge testing results (growth/no growth), when applicable.
Download the record-keeping log for on-site treatment of medical or biological waste (pdf) for adaptation and use in your facility.
Note: View our database providing reports that link to free, downloadable and adaptable tools for use in hospitals, surgery centers and other organizations by clicking here.
In accordance to state law, generators of medical or biological waste that is treated on-site are required to maintain a current record-keeping log with the following information: the exact date of treatment, the quantity of waste treated, the type of waste, the on-site treatment method with documentation of applicable process parameters, the printed name and signature of the person responsible for treatment and the quality control/challenge testing results (growth/no growth), when applicable.
Download the record-keeping log for on-site treatment of medical or biological waste (pdf) for adaptation and use in your facility.
Note: View our database providing reports that link to free, downloadable and adaptable tools for use in hospitals, surgery centers and other organizations by clicking here.
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