Angus Carnie has developed an innovative waste bin for clinical and confidential waste that uses ultrasound to alert employees when the bin is close to full or needs to be emptied. His new design addresses safety and legal issues from overfilled bins, which could spread infection if clinical waste spills or breach privacy if confidential documents are visible. Carnie's bin aims to revolutionize how healthcare and businesses manage hazardous waste.

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19 July, 2016 - Manchester, United Kingdom.
Leading wastebin designer, Angus Carnie, hasrecently developed an
innovative bin specifically designed for the clinical waste and confidential
shredding sectors that uses ultrasound to ensure thatbins are never full!
Carnie, in a recent interview, explained that when it comes to confidential and clinical
waste, it is imperative that waste containers are never over-filled for obvious reasons.
Healthcare facilities and businesses alike are increasingly recognizing the importance of
not overfilling clinical and confidential waste bins which could have very serious
implications. Angus Carnie’s new bin helps to eradicate these problems by advising
employees electronically when the bin is close to full and when it is time to evacuate the
contents.
The effect of overfilling a clinical waste bin can threaten the safety of people in the
surrounding area due to the risk of the spread of infection and the fact that the bags may
be overweight for those who lift them. This can result in the bag breaking and the
contents spilling, posing a serious health risk.
An overfilled confidential waste bin can have serious legislative implications. Documents
not yet shredded, contained in the bin and viewed by others can breach privacy and can
negatively affect your company and employees.
Carnie’s new design is set to revolutionize the way in which healthcare facilities and
businesses handle their clinical and confidential waste.
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