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WHO WE ARE?
Steritrans Corp. is a sister company of Glycon LLC. a leading medical waste provider in California. With over a decade of experience in the industry, we know and understand the needs of a diverse combination of medical facilities. On a regular basis, we service Hospitals, Doctor and Dental Clinics, Medical Laboratories, Veterinary Clinics, Chemotherapy Centers, Dialysis Units, and more.
Our mission is to offer safe, affordable, and compliant waste management services. We work closely with our clients to make sure they receive the best, most cost-effective, and most efficient services when it comes to medical, biomedical, and biohazardous waste disposal. Our promise is to offer and provide solutions that promote health and safety, standards that protect people and their community, and service that inspires growth!
We have all made a call to a company customer service agent and felt like we were an imposition to the person on the other end of the line. That will not happen with Stericycle. We respect your business and understand that we are here to assist you in being the best business possible. We are here, when you need us, and always with a smile.
What Institutions are Regulated?
Institutions involved in the generation and disposal of RMW must adhere to regulated guidelines to ensure public safety and environmental protection. Various industries and facilities fall under this category, including:
Healthcare facilities
Clinical laboratories
Blood banks
Residential healthcare facilities
Veterinary clinics
Educational and research institutions
Pharmaceutical manufacturers
OUR PARTNERS SAY...
"Hospital Infection Control Department"
"As the Infection Control Supervisor at a mid-sized hospital, I know how critical it is to manage biohazardous waste properly. Steritrans has been exceptional—supplying compliant containers, handling pickups with precision, and providing thorough documentation for our records. Their service ensures we meet all regulatory and safety requirements without disruption to patient care."
"Medical Diagnostic Laboratory"
"Our lab processes hundreds of patient samples each day, generating a significant amount of biohazardous waste. Steritrans delivers secure containers, flexible pickup schedules, and complete compliance support. Their professional team makes waste management simple and worry-free, so we can focus on accurate diagnostics."
"Surgical Specialty Clinic"
"In a surgical environment, proper biohazardous waste disposal is non-negotiable. Steritrans provides us with leak-proof, clearly labeled containers and timely collections. Their attention to detail and adherence to all regulations give us total confidence in our waste management process."
" Biotechnology Research Center"
"Our research facility handles sensitive biological materials that require strict disposal protocols. Steritrans has been an invaluable partner—knowledgeable staff, prompt service, and impeccable compliance documentation. They consistently meet the high standards our work demands."
The Key Components of Biohazardous Waste Disposal
Segregation
Differentiating waste based on its hazard potential to ensure that infectious waste is separated from non-hazardous solid waste.
Treatment
Utilizing methods like autoclaving, incineration, or chemical disinfection to neutralize infectious materials before disposal.
Disposal
Depositing treated waste in a solid waste management facility, adhering to the regulations governing biohazardous waste.
Documentation
Handling biohazardous waste disposal with strict adherence to safety protocols and regulatory requirements.
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ORDINARY SERVICES VS STERITRANS
ORDINARY SERVICES
Delayed pickups and missed schedules
Limited support for compliance documentation
One-size-fits-all waste solutions
Minimal staff training and poor communication
Hidden fees and vague pricing
Inconsistent container supply or outdated equipment
Limited knowledge of local/state regulations
Slow customer service response
Basic pickup-only service
STERITRANS SERVICES
Reliable, on-time service with consistent scheduling.
Full compliance support
Waste management tailored for each facility’s needs
Trained professionals with clear communication
Transparent pricing with no surprise charges
Modern, safe, and compliant containers
Dedicated support team ready to assist 24/7
Expertise in federal, state, and local regulations
Full-service partner, offering consulting, training
Why Choose Steritrans
Reliable & On-Time Service
Never worry about missed pickups. Steritrans uses optimized routing and dependable scheduling to ensure timely waste collection every time.
Regulatory Compliance Made Easy
From proper documentation to staff training and audit support, Steritrans helps you stay fully compliant with OSHA, DOT, EPA, and state regulations.
Tailored Waste Solutions
Whether you're a hospital, lab, clinic, or long-term care facility, Steritrans customizes services to fit your unique waste stream and operational needs.
Responsive & Transparent Pricing
Enjoy fast customer service and clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees—so you can focus on your patients, not your waste.
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STILL NOT SURE?
Frequently Asked Questions
Regulated medical waste, often termed biohazardous waste, includes a variety of materials from healthcare activities that require careful handling and disposal due to their potential infectious nature.
Question 1: What is RMW?
RMW encompasses items contaminated by biohazardous or infectious agents, such as human blood, blood products, body fluids, and infectious animal waste. It can also include pathological and microbiological wastes commonly found in medical and clinical laboratories.
Question 2:How is RMW Regulated in Texas and Federally?
Texas adheres to both state and federal guidelines for RMW disposal, focusing on safety and environmental protection. The federal agency overseeing these regulations includes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which provides standards for the segregation of waste and proper disposal.
Proper Safety and Disposal Procedures:
Segregation of waste: Separate RMW from non-hazardous solid waste.
Use of Sharps Containers: Ensure safe handling of needles and similar items.
Treatment Methods: Options include steam sterilization, chemical disinfection, and incineration.
Question 3: Why Work with a Professional Disposal Service?
Professional services ensure compliance with medical waste regulations, reducing the risk of exposure to infectious waste. They also offer expert handling of waste transporters and disposal at designated facilities, ensuring safe and efficient waste management.
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