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A guide detailing best practices and protocols for managing healthcare waste in medical facilities to ensure safety and compliance.
Individuals or institutions requiring to import or export human remains must follow the specified requirements and process as outlined in the guidelines. This includes submitting applications with required documentation to the relevant authority.
The National Department of Health provides publicly available guidelines and regulations for managing human remains. These documents are intended for use by environmental health practitioners, funeral parlours, municipalities, provincial authorities, ports of entry, and the general public.
The National Department of Health provides informational and educational materials (IEC) on chemical safety, including guidelines on disinfectants, cosmetics, and hazardous substances. These materials are available for use by environmental health practitioners at provincial, municipal, and port of entry levels to support enforcement and public awareness campaigns.
A tool designed to evaluate the management and risk profile of Category B Group I hazardous substances. It supports compliance with national regulations and is available for use by relevant organisations.
This is a form that businesses must complete to legally supply Group I hazardous substances such as certain pesticides and industrial chemicals. The application must be submitted to the relevant environmental health authority for approval.
A standardized evaluation tool used to assess the risk and compliance of Category A Group I hazardous substances. It is available for use by organisations managing these substances to ensure adherence to national standards.
The National Department of Health provides legislation, regulations, and information materials on chemical safety, including guidelines on disinfectants, cosmetics, and hazardous substances. These resources are available for use by environmental health practitioners at provincial, municipal, and port of entry levels to support enforcement and public awareness.
Individuals can report corruption or unethical conduct within the health sector using the dedicated anti-corruption hotline operated by the National Department of Health.
The public and professionals can report issues or seek advice on chemical safety through dedicated national contact lines, including a toll-free helpline, WhatsApp number, and email address provided by the National Department of Health.
The National Department of Health provides access to legislation, policies, and guidelines on waste management for Environmental Health Practitioners, Waste Management Inspectors, and health care facilities. These documents are intended for enforcement and implementation purposes.
Information and leaflets on managing Covid waste at quarantine facilities, other places, and hygiene tips for recyclers and pickers are available for download.
