Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 is to regulate the centralized disposal activities of medical waste, strengthen the safe management of medical waste, prevent the spread of diseases, protect the environment, and protect human health. The Law on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Waste, the Regulations on the Management of Medical Wastes, the Measures for the Management of Hazardous Waste Operation Licenses and other relevant laws and regulations formulate these regulations. Article 2 These regulations apply to the collection, transportation, storage, disposal and supervision and management activities of medical waste in Shenzhen City (hereinafter referred to as the city). Article 3 The term "medical waste" as mentioned in these regulations refers to waste that is included in the national medical waste classification catalog and is managed and disposed of in accordance with national regulations as medical waste. Article 4 The disposal of medical waste should follow the principles of centralization and harmlessness. Article 5: The municipal environmental protection administrative department (hereinafter referred to as the municipal environmental protection department) is responsible for the unified supervision and management of environmental prevention and control in centralized medical waste disposal activities.
Health, price and other departments should, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, do a good job in supervision and management of the centralized disposal of medical waste. Chapter 2 Centralized Disposal of Medical Waste Article 6 Units engaged in centralized disposal of medical waste shall, in accordance with national regulations, apply to the municipal environmental protection department for a business license; units that have not obtained a business license shall not engage in activities related to the centralized disposal of medical waste. Activity. Article 7 Units engaged in centralized medical waste disposal activities shall meet the following conditions in accordance with national regulations:
(1) Have medical waste storage and disposal facilities or equipment that meet environmental protection and health requirements;
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(2) Have trained technical personnel and corresponding technical workers;
(3) Have institutions and personnel responsible for the detection and evaluation of medical waste disposal effects;
< p> (4) Have rules and regulations to ensure the safe disposal of medical waste. Article 8 The municipal government or its authorized department shall determine the centralized medical waste disposal unit through fair competition such as bidding and recruitment, and issue a medical waste centralized disposal business license to it. Article 9: Medical waste centralized disposal units shall provide centralized, safe, harmless and reasonably priced medical waste disposal services. Article 10: The land used for the centralized disposal of medical waste shall be used as exclusive land and shall not be leased, transferred or converted to other uses.When the land used for centralized medical waste disposal is no longer exclusively used according to law, the centralized medical waste disposal unit should take measures to restore the ecology, organize an environmental impact assessment, and submit it to the municipal environmental protection department for acceptance. Article 11 After the business license for centralized medical waste disposal expires or is revoked, before selecting a new centralized medical waste disposal unit, the original centralized medical waste disposal unit shall maintain the normal operation of the facility. Article 12 The construction of medical waste centralized disposal facilities and sites must strictly abide by national regulations on environmental protection management of construction projects, and must be inspected and accepted by the municipal environmental protection department in accordance with national regulations before they can be put into use. Article 13: Medical and health institutions must disinfect, package and store generated medical waste in accordance with environmental protection and health and epidemic prevention regulations to prevent or reduce environmental pollution by medical waste. Article 14 When medical and health institutions collect and store medical waste, they must classify it according to the characteristics of the waste.
It is prohibited to mix medical waste with domestic garbage or other waste for storage and disposal. Article 15 Medical and health institutions must hand over medical waste to centralized medical waste disposal units for disposal and pay medical waste disposal fees in accordance with national regulations.
Centralized medical waste disposal units should sign a centralized medical waste disposal service agreement with medical and health institutions to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties. Article 16 The charging standards for medical waste disposal fees shall be formulated by the municipal price department in conjunction with the municipal environmental protection department and the municipal health department in accordance with the principles of compensating the cost of medical waste disposal and making a reasonable profit. Article 17 Medical and health institutions and medical waste centralized disposal units shall strictly implement the hazardous waste transfer form system. Article 18: Medical waste centralized disposal units should strengthen the maintenance and update of storage facilities, equipment and disposal facilities and equipment, and maintain the normal operation of facilities and equipment.
It is prohibited to close, idle or dismantle facilities and equipment without authorization; if it is necessary to close, idle or dismantle them, they must be approved by the municipal environmental protection department in accordance with national regulations. Article 19: Medical waste centralized disposal units shall collect and transport medical waste to medical and health institutions at least once every two days (including legal holidays).
The specific number of medical waste collection times shall be agreed upon in the service agreement between the medical and health institution and the centralized medical waste disposal unit.
Article 20: Medical waste transportation routes that can avoid water source protection areas and other environmentally sensitive areas should be avoided. Article 21: Medical waste centralized disposal units shall not refuse to accept medical waste for any reason.
Medical waste must be disposed of within 24 hours after being transported away from the medical and health institution. If the state has special regulations, those regulations shall apply. Article 22 The methods and technologies for the collection, transportation, storage, and disposal of medical waste used by centralized medical waste disposal units must comply with the technical standards and specifications stipulated by the state.
Centralized medical waste disposal units must take effective environmental pollution prevention and control measures when collecting, transporting, storing, and disposing of medical waste, and pollutant emissions must not exceed national and local standards. Article 23: Medical waste centralized disposal units shall install online monitoring devices for pollutant emissions and establish a data information transmission system to ensure that the monitoring devices and data transmission systems are in normal operation.