Biohazard Waste Container Requirements
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First and foremost, biohazard waste containers must meet OSHA Standard 20 CFR Part 1910.1030 for use as protection against bloodborne pathogens.

A biohazard waste container should have a lid opening to allow one-handed placement of infectious waste. No exposure should result in the placement. Many biohazard waste containers use polypropylene to ensure leakproof.

Suitable containers do not rust, dent or puncture.

Expect biohazard waste containers to hold autoclavable bags in standard sizes. Containers should be re and display the niversal biohazard symbol in English and Spanish.

Biohazard waste containers should come in a variety of sizes to meet infectious waste containement. Using containers too small for contents places others at risk of biohardous waste exposure. Using containers too big for waste offers a safer solution and saves time.