The essential
Comprehensive support for healthcare establishments and professionals
Rigorous traceability of waste
Optimized costs through decontamination
Initiatives to raise awareness and spread best practice
Treating medical waste - PIMW
benefit from a professional's expertise
Supporting healthcare professionals
Legislation requires Potentially Infectious Medical Waste (PIMW) to be disposed of in accordance with strict rules.
Operating all throughout France, our subsidiary Séché Healthcare works alongside clinics, hospitals, care homes, as well as laboratories, doctors, dentists, nurses, vets, and healthcare professionals to process and dispose of waste safely to avoid any risk of contamination.
Our expert at your service
Based all throughout France, our experts are ideally positioned to provide local support wherever you are. Contact us so we can define your needs and take rapid action.
Key figures
Séché Healthcare is the Group's subsidiary specializing in collecting, transporting and treating medical waste.
CAPACITY
4,000 tons
of waste treated each year
TRUST
>7,000
loyal clients
EXPERTISE
>10 years
experience
Reasons to place your trust in us
End-to-end support
Our teams put in place the resources required to suit your needs and support you through the administrative process. You have your own client account page to track the provision of the service. We organize for waste to be transported and disposed of within 72 hours.
Safety above all else
PIMW is conditioned in hermetic, puncture-proof containers, providing physical protection from injury and illness. The quality of our containers and proper conditioning guarantee the safety of everyone involved in the disposal chain. Our containers are identified with clear markings indicating the type of waste and where it comes from in order to ensure complete traceability.
A partner to healthcare professionals
The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the essential nature of our work. During the pandemic, our teams responsible for dealing with Potentially Infectious Medical Waste were on the front line helping healthcare services continue operating in this most unprecedented situation. Our individual and collective engagement and sense of responsibility represent the true strength of the Séché Environnement group.
For further information
Martial, Travelling manager, volunteers to strengthen the Séché HealthCare teams
Martial, travelling manager for our Séché Eco Service subsidiary, has volunteered to help and reinforce the Séché HealthCare teams. He's joining a new team and learning a totally new job. Séché HealthCare welcomes and trains motivated people every day, with or without experience!
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Catherine Clément, Logistics technician
Catherine Clément joined Séché HealthCare just over three years ago as a Logistics Technician. Her duties are varied and involve dealing with both internal teams and customers. Her goal: to satisfy customers while keeping her teams motivated! Séché HealtCare recruits and trains people with or without experience on a daily basis. Please contact us to find out about current opportunities.
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Hubert Filleul, Who has joined the Séché HealthCare teams
In this particular context, which requires us to constantly adapt to changes in our activities, several Séché employees have "changed" jobs, to reinforce teams whose activity has increased sharply in recent weeks. For example, some drivers have gone to reinforce the teams at Séché HealthCare, the group subsidiary specializing in the collection and management of waste produced by healthcare structures and professionals, known as DASRI.
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Issa Soumare, Trainer and medical waste collection driver at Séché Healthcare.
The COVID-19 context has reminded us of the need to manage the waste produced by healthcare professionals in order to protect public health. The sharp increase in recent weeks has led us to adapt our organization, particularly at our Séché HealthCare subsidiary, which specializes in the collection and management of DASRI and healthcare waste. The daily challenge is to mobilize and participate in the national effort to guarantee the continuity of our activities, and our employees are fully mobilized.
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Karine Averty, Trainer and medical waste collection driver at Séché Healthcare
Healthcare waste collection is a sector in which women are still few and far between, but one which welcomes all motivated people who want to make their contribution to the healthcare professions! The COVID-19 context, which has led to a sharp increase in the amount of waste to be handled, is opening up new career prospects in the waste collection sector, particularly for DASRI (medical waste). Our specialized subsidiary, Séché HealthCare, has rethought its organization and strengthened its teams in the field.
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Olivier Beckman, Driver and trainer at Séché Healthcare
In these unprecedented times, new career prospects are taking shape. Séché HealthCare recruits and trains new medical waste collectors every day. Do you like a challenge? Join our teams!
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