Gamma Waste Systems
712 Pasadena Freeway , Pasadena, Texas, United States

Gamma Waste Systems was established in Houston in August 1996. Gamma Waste Systems is a perfect partner to our large clientele base in the collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of medical and biohazardous wastes, has been providing services to hospitals, medical and dental clinics, veterinary facilities, schools, colleges and institutions, trauma care centers, surgical centers and other institutions that generate medical and biohazardous wastes. Medical wastes also known as "red bag" wastes include pathological, chemotherapy, sharps, scalpels, biological specimens, culture stocks, blood related/stained wastes, used gowns, masks, tubings etc. Gamma Waste Systems provides all necessary containers, then pick(s) them up and safely treat(s) and dispose(s) of the medical waste. We help ensure maximum infection control throughout the entire process. Our Route Managers are trained to carry out their responsibilities discreetly, without interrupting your operation. Additionally, we scan your containers at every point in the process. Our regulated medical waste disposal program is offered throughout Texas and Louisiana and pickup schedules are flexible. We also provide staff training and education to help you protect your employees and reduce your risk.As transporters of medical wastes, we are aware of the "cradle to grave" liability of our clients. Minimizing the risks and ensuring safe disposal of medical wastes have always been our pledge to our clients. Additionally, our prices have been the lowest in the industry.

With years of experience and industry knowledge Gamma Waste Systems started off recycling waste materials into useful products by reprocessing these materials to help maintain a healthy environment.
Recycling conserves your natural raw material resources and typically uses much less energy, makes used items into new recycled material. Recycling is critical to waste management programs. Recyclable materials can be generated anywhere, and nearly anything is recyclable. They include paper, aluminum, glass, road surfaces, scrap metals, and all forms of plastics. Even food and lawn waste can be recycled. Fryer oil can be made into bio-diesel fuel, some plant products can be fermented into ethanol fuels, and some can be composted into fertilizer, or reduced in size to be used as mulch.Recyclables need to be sorted and separated into material types before processing into recycled materials. Contamination with other materials affects the value and usefulness of the material to be recycled. This sorting can be performed either by the waste generator or the recycling facility.Gamma Waste Systems has background and resources and is your one-stop place for all your need reducing your impact, reusing what you’ve got and recycling your trash.

Why Choose Gamma Waste Systems?

Gamma Waste Systems is committed to Corporate Social Responsibility, has designed itself into an unshakable contract with the future. A future that dreams of waste recycling, recovery, reuse and setting up of waste to energy services with fully state-of-the-art facility across the length and breadth of the possibilities.With our years of experience and industry knowledge, we have the background and resources you need to stay plugged into the green scene. The company is rolling out new recycling facilities which cover plastic and metal recycling, paper shredding and many more.
Cost effective way of doing business, our pricing is designed to keep our customer base growing. We believe our customers will help us grow by our superior services and lower pricing. Competitive pricing and commendable service is the keystone we have built our company on.

Vision

We envisage to be a leading global enterprise in world class infrastructure development and environment management through sustainable growth. We shall be continuously upgrading technology thereby ensuring quality, reliability and enhancing the value of customers. Gamma Waste Systems will achieve its vision promoting high standard of Integrity, Customer Satisfaction, Work Culture, Employee Sense of Belonging, Safety, Health & Environment, Innovation, Social Commitment.

MIssion

We affiliate with our worldwide customers to form a cleaner and safer environment by developing and selling advanced Sterilization and Infection Control technologies, forming a long-lasting bond of trust. We aim to increase our partners’ awareness and understanding of the importance of infection prevention through counseling and helping them improve their sterilization practices.

Values

• We aim to maintain our world-class leadership position in every aspect of our business by further developing our team leadership skills, in the way we design, build and support our products.
• We aim to remain at the forefront of our field, developing and integrating the most advanced and state-of-the-art facilities.
• We aim to work intimately with our clients over the long term and build solid relationships based on commitment and trust.
• Beyond our unmatched range of products and services we manage complete turnkey solutions, including planning, installation and disposal of sharp container, as well as consultation on OSHA Compliance Program.

ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

Gamma Waste Systems is committed to protecting the environment. We use our knowledge to develop the most environmental friendly services for our customers and willingly share our ecological expertise with them.Our Sharps Management Service featuring Bio Systems re-usable containers has prevented over 60 million plastic containers from ending up in landfills. Our Pharmaceutical Waste Compliance programs help hundreds of hospitals, medical offices, pharmacies and pharmaceutical manufacturers properly dispose of drugs so that they don't end up in lakes and streams.
From our beginning, we have championed the use of non-incineration treatment technologies. We are helping more and more customers properly segregate their waste streams, which reduces the need for incineration. We have been able to close many of our incinerator facilities, and have helped hundreds of customers shut down their on-site incinerators. Currently, about 10% of Gamma Waste Systems’ U.S. treatment capacity includes incineration, down from more than 28% in 2001.

RECYCLING OF MATERIALS

With years of experience and industry knowledge Gamma Waste Systems started off recycling of waste materials into useful products by reprocessing these materials to help maintain a healthy environment.Recyclables need to be sorted and separated into material types before processing into new raw materials. Contamination with other materials affects the value and usefulness of the material to be recycled. This sorting can be performed either by the waste generator or the recycling facility.

• Paper is such a versatile material with so many uses. Abundantly available and commonly used for writing, printing and packing. Paper can be used and recycled many times.
  Today, approximately 90% of paper pulp is made of wood. Paper production accounts for about 35% of trees that are downed, and represents 1.2% of the world's total economic output. These numbers are large and that's why we all should take part in recycling of paper as much as we could to save the trees.
• Plastics play an important part in everyday life, and many of the plastics we use are recyclable. Plastic bags are widely recycled at grocery stores and in some municipal drop-off centers, and a growing number of communities are recycling wide-mouth containers. Plastics are a valuable resource that can be made into everything from clothing, carpet and building materials to new bottles, bags and containers.
• Metals like steel and aluminum make up everyday products that we all use. In fact, steel is the most recycled material in North America, and it can be infinitely recycled and turned into new steel products. Metal products like aluminum cans are also big players in the recycling game. Aluminum cans are the most valuable beverage containers to recycle and are the most recycled consumer product in the U.S. today.
• Glass is one of the most popular materials recycled today, both because of the purity of the ingredients and the quick turnaround of recycling. Your glass containers actually begin their life as readily available domestic materials, such as sand, soda ash or limestone. Similar to paper, glass comes in a variety of colors, which comes into play in the recycling process.
• Electronics like radios, TVs, computers, telephones and cell phones are items we depend on daily. These products make up the huge of electronics that have the potential to affect the most environmental damage because of their hazardous ingredients. This section of waste is referred to as electronic waste or e-waste.
• Cars are everywhere. They’re how we get to work, visit friends and see the sights. But cars come with a great deal of responsibility. As any car owner will know, maintenance can sometimes be a full-time job. However, keeping your car going is only one part of a driver’s responsibilities. What about the waste that comes from cars? Where does the motor oil go? Can you recycle transmission fluid?