Clinics, dental offices, pharmacies, vets and beauty studios in Brazil
Draft the PGRSS your clinic, dental office, pharmacy, vet or beauty studio needs under ANVISA RDC 222/2018. Waste groups filled in. Free to read.
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What you get
The first draft is free to read. Each document after it is drafted from the same confirmed facts.
Modeled on: ANVISA RDC 222/2018, Art. 6 and Annex I
From public data
(A infectious, B chemical, C radioactive, D common, E sharps): the PGRSS must estimate how much of each your service produces
Source: ANVISA RDC 222/2018, Art. 6 and Annex I
Questions
Every service that generates health waste: clinics, hospitals, dental and veterinary practices, pharmacies and drugstores, labs, home care, acupuncture, tattoo and piercing studios, beauty and aesthetics salons and similar services. State and city rules apply on top of ANVISA's.
RDC 222 makes the service itself responsible for preparing, implementing and monitoring the PGRSS, and allows that work to be outsourced. The federal text names no specific profession; check your state or city health surveillance for any extra rule.
If a service generates only Group D waste (waste with no biological, chemical or radiological risk), it can replace the PGRSS with a notice of that fact to the health surveillance office when applying for its sanitary licence, following local guidance.
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Answer it and the project exists. Three more questions, then the draft.