Moderate regulation. MIOSHA state plan provides additional oversight. Act 138 registration required for medical waste facilities with 3-year renewal. No practitioner license for cleanup itself.
Standard Michigan business registration; no statewide contractor license specifically for biohazard cleanup.
Medical waste facilities must be registered under Michigan Public Health Code Part 138; registration fee: $50-$150 depending on facility type; renews every 3 years; EGLE maintains list via Waste Data System.
No known contractor certification or cleanup standards; HAZWOPER required; MIOSHA applies.
Michigan has an OSHA-approved State Plan (MIOSHA) covering private and public sector workers.
Workers' comp required for employees; no specific published minimum for biohazard work.
Verify before operating: Licensing requirements change frequently. Confirm all information directly with Michigan state agencies before starting or expanding operations. This page was last reviewed April 2026.
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