As a healthcare employee, you know better than anyone how important it is to take good care of yourself and the environment. One of the ways you can do this is by properly separating waste. And de Bonton can help you with that!
The waste bins are made of 100% recycled plastic
Assembly in a social workspace
Produced in the Netherlands, which limits CO2 emissions
The system can be customized to your needs
We give you three tips for optimal waste management
As a healthcare worker, you know how important it is to take good care of yourself and the environment. One of the ways you can do this is by properly separating waste. With the Bonton you can separate different types of waste without having to put in extra effort. We give you three useful tips to easily separate waste in healthcare.
Instruct employees in the waste separation method
To ensure that every healthcare employee separates waste correctly, it is important to make clear agreements. Involve employees in the waste separation process. Discuss which waste will be separated and where. Pay attention to it in the newsletter or on the intranet. For example, the Northwest Hospital introduced the Bonton with humor. They posted a funny video of actor Joep Onderdelinden on the intranet.
Sorting waste anywhere, a sustainable success!
To make separating waste even easier, it is smart to place the Bonton in strategic places. Consider, for example, the coffee corner, the kitchen and the hallways. This way, healthcare workers and visitors don't have to walk far to throw away their waste.
Make it understandable for everyone
A handy feature of the Bonton is that they have different stickers. For example, there is a blue sticker for paper and a green sticker for organic waste. By using these colors, it is clear which waste belongs in which bin. People with different backgrounds and habits come to hospitals or healthcare institutions. Therefore it's extra important that the waste flows are understandable to everyone.
Starting with separating waste?
Do you want to start separating waste? Do you have questions about using the Bonton? Or do you want to know what the possibilities are for your healthcare institution? Contact us. We are happy to help you.