Module group 20
Biomedical Waste (BMW)
The problem
Waste handover registers are on paper and don't satisfy SPCB inspection.
How OneCity handles it
Colour-coded category tracking with a digital manifest and the records BMW Rules 2016 and the SPCB require.
What's inside
India compliance
- BMW Rules 2016 — colour coding, Form I/II/IV
- SPCB authorisation
Integrations
- Wards
- CBWTF handover
Vendor integrations run in stub mode — payloads generated to spec, live posting enabled per site after onboarding.
Questions
Does it follow the colour-code categories?+
Yes, yellow, red, white and blue categories are tracked from generation to handover.
Does it produce SPCB forms?+
Yes, the manifest and annual records follow the BMW Rules 2016 forms.
Every OneCity module ties into the same shared patient record and compliance tracking, not a separate silo. For how this fits your broader accreditation planning, see our guide to NABH accreditation software. If you are still working out rollout timing, our guide to realistic ERP implementation timelines covers how modules like this one typically get sequenced. Pricing for this module is included from the Starter tier upward — see the full pricing breakdown, or the complete module list for how it fits alongside everything else.
Related reading
External references
- CPCB — BMW Rules 2016 — Central Pollution Control Board — biomedical waste
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Frequently asked questions
Does it follow the colour-code categories?
Yes, yellow, red, white and blue categories are tracked from generation to handover.
Does it produce SPCB forms?
Yes, the manifest and annual records follow the BMW Rules 2016 forms.