Small Business Regulated Waste Disposal and Compliance Solutions
WM provides small businesses and non-healthcare facilities with an array of solutions to manage regulated waste and compliance requirements while protecting stakeholders in the community.

Trusted by Tens of Thousands of Small Businesses
WM enables small businesses to maintain regulatory compliance by providing regulated waste management and compliance solutions that protect people and brands, promote health and well-being, and safeguard the environment.
Small businesses contribute to the community’s economic growth by providing high-quality services, while maintaining the safety and well-being of their employees and customers. These businesses generate regulated medical waste, such as sharps, from their day-to-day operations or through customer use. This waste must be safely and compliantly disposed to facilitate corporate social responsibility initiatives and protect stakeholders in the community.
For businesses who provide services that use sharps, such as tattoo parlors, day spas, cosmetic spas, and acupuncture clinics, multiple sharps disposal containers may be required to keep employees safe and your business compliant with OSHA regulations. Additionally, we recommend that any medical waste generated by customers in hotels, restaurants, retail stores, and office buildings, be safely disposed to promote a healthful environment.
We customize solutions for your needs, whether you offer tattoos and piercings, conduct acupuncture physical therapy, or want to provide a safer environment in your office building, restaurant, or retail store.
Recommended Waste Disposal Solutions for Small Businesses and Non-Healthcare Facilities
Our solutions offer a variety of safe, secure, and compliant container options for the following types of waste generated in your facility.
Recommended Waste Disposal Solutions for Small Businesses and Non-Healthcare Facilities
Biohazardous Medical Waste
WM Biohazardous Medical Waste Solutions provide small businesses with the compliant collection, transportation, treatment, and disposal of regulated waste generated from day-to-day procedures, such as tattooing and microblading.
We recommend all regulated medical waste or red bag waste, including any items saturated with blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM), such as bandages, gauze, or personal protected equipment (PPE), be disposed of safely in marked containers and stored for pickup.
Recommended Compliance Solutions for Small Business and Non-Healthcare Facilities
Our regulatory experts have served small businesses across the U.S. and understand the importance of safety and medical waste compliance protocols.
WM’s Steri-Safe® OSHA Compliance Solutions enable you to easily manage your OSHA compliance requirements in formats that suit your business’s needs. From online solutions to in-person step-by-step guidance, we will help small business owners and employees stay compliant.

On-Site OSHA Expertise
Our OSHA experts visit on-site to train your staff and conduct a 150-point mock OSHA facility evaluation, helping you identify compliance risks and providing actionable recommendations.

Centralized Online Training
Access online training for the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens and Hazard Communication Standards. Our Online Training Center lets you assign courses to staff and track completion.

On-Demand Compliance Resources
Unlock a library of OSHA compliance resources, including a database of over 10 million Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and customizable OSHA Safety Plan templates.
Compliance Training Requirements for Small Businesses and Non-Healthcare Facilities
| Compliance Training | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Biohazardous Waste | Required by some state waste authorities annually and recommended upon initial assignment for all states. |
| OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens | Required by OSHA upon initial assignment and annually thereafter. |
| OSHA Hazard Communication Awareness | Required by OSHA upon initial assignment and with introduction of any new hazardous chemicals thereafter. |
| DOT Hazardous Materials | Required by DOT upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter for those who either sign shipping papers or package hazardous materials for transport. |
*Remember to consider state regulatory requirements, as compliance requirements may vary. OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration. DOT: Department of Transportation.
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