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Rex Howard
Environmental Health & Safety Specialist
855-7907
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Biohazardous Waste Management

Indiana University generates biohazardous waste through research activities and some custodial tasks.  UOEHSM staff is responsible for ensuring the proper management and disposal of all human biohazardous waste generated on the IUB campus.  Proper handling and disposal of this waste will protect your health, and the health of others.

Biohazardous waste is broadly defined as all biological waste (or biologically contaminated waste) that could have the potential to cause harm to humans, domestic or wild animals, or plants.  For more detailed information, please see the sources listed below.