Sterile Processing & Surgical Tray Transport
The case time sets the schedule.
Night & Day Logistics transports sterile trays, surgical instruments and vendor loaner kits between sterile processing departments, hospitals, surgery centers and implant vendors — scheduled backward from the case time, with sterile and soiled separation and documented custody.
The Work
A loaner kit arriving after the reprocessing window doesn't just arrive late — the case gets delayed or canceled. Sterile processing needs the tray with enough time to decontaminate, inspect, assemble and sterilize. That's a window measured backward from surgery, not forward from pickup. Give us the case time and the required reprocessing lead and the pickup time falls out of it.
What We Provide
- Case-schedule-aligned windows
- Sterile and soiled separation
- Tray and container handling
- Documented custody with count verification at both ends
- Vendor coordination — rep pickup, SPD delivery, post-case return
- 24/7 for first-case starts and add-on cases
- STAT for kit failures
- Liftgate and two-person handling for heavy sets.
Your Questions,
Answered
A Pickup Cannot Be Completed
Dispatch contacts your site while the courier is still there. You are notified within 15 minutes. Unresolved STAT and same-day pickups are held, reassigned or scheduled for return within 60 minutes.
A Temperature Excursion Is Detected
Immediate containment, then notification to origin and destination within 30 minutes. You decide the disposition. A written report with logger data follows within 24 hours.
No Authorized Recipient Is Available
Medical and high-value shipments are never left unattended. Dispatch contacts your point of contact for direction, with custody and required conditions maintained.
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