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Reusing lab and medical equipment and medical research or biomedical devices has proven challenging in the past. This is because these devices, equipment, and machines . . .
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Reusing lab and medical equipment and medical research or biomedical devices has proven challenging in the past.
This is because these devices, equipment, and machines are often highly technical pieces of kit with variable specifications, meaning there are many more critical factors to consider when reusing in comparison to office furniture and stationery demands.
For example, some lab and medical equipment may include dangerous parts and require special training to operate. Others may or require a user manual, or legal, maintenance, and service documentation.
The parameters and standards affecting the reuse of lab equipment must be considered, including the management of biological and chemical safety and decontamination.
Following our lab consultation in March 2022 we partnered with The University of Queensland to increase the rate and improve the safe facilitation of the reuse of lab, and medical and biomedical equipment.
In summary, we’ve added extra categories to ensure all relevant details can be included when uploading items to the Warp It redistribution system.
We have also added a holding facility where lab kit can be checked over before going live on the market, to ensure accuracy and safety.
This update will ensure a new lease of life for lab equipment in a safe and coordinated way, while making the process easier for reuse admins, and those responsible for transporting these items.
Read on for guidance on how to access this feature.
Topics: Warp It admin, Features and benefits, Support
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Laboratories often produce vast amounts of waste, due to frequent personnel turnover, lab moves, and changing research needs.
Topics: Refurb Repair Upcycle, Warp It admin, Events, Support
A Warp It feature often overlooked, but proven to be very popular, is the capability of setting up sites, campuses and even departments on the system.
NHS Trusts, universities, blue light organisations and councils will usually have more than one site or campus and are often spread across a town, city or in some cases regions.
Warp It will ensure that the location of the items you've added to the system can be easily be identified, making life easier for members, those in charge of transporting the items and admins.
Read on for guidance on how this can be done.
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Topics: Refurb Repair Upcycle, Warp It admin, Events, Support
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