Understanding Sanitary Waste Regulations in Kenya
The Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Waste Management) Regulations, 2006 classify sanitary waste as hazardous biological waste requiring specialized handling, transportation, and disposal. Businesses that fail to comply face penalties of up to KES 500,000 or imprisonment. Our scheduled collection service ensures your facility remains fully compliant with these regulations, shielding you from legal liability while protecting public health.
How Our Collection Process Works
On each scheduled visit, our uniformed team arrives in a clearly marked, licensed waste transport vehicle. They replace filled sanitary bin liners with fresh antimicrobial ones, seal all collected waste in color-coded biohazard bags, and transport it in locked containers to prevent spillage. The entire process — from arrival to departure — typically takes under 15 minutes for a standard office building. For larger facilities, we coordinate with your facilities team to ensure collections happen during low-traffic periods.
Documentation and Compliance Reporting
Every collection generates a digital record including date, time, volume of waste collected, and the name of the attending technician. We provide monthly compliance reports that detail all collections, treatment certificates from our licensed disposal partners, and a running waste manifest. These documents are essential for NEMA audits, ISO 14001 certification, and corporate ESG reporting. Many of our clients use our reports directly in their sustainability disclosures