PPT-Chemical Hygiene Plan BSL-2 Laboratory Safety

Exposure control plan ECP Annual Review Topics covered General lab safety CHP information Lab Procedures amp Personal Protective Equipment Hazard Chemicals amp NFPA symbolsGHS Laboratory use of Hazardous Chemicals. Annual . Training . 2015. North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health. Bioterrorism and Emerging Pathogens Unit. 2015. Biosafety. Risk Assessments. Biosecurity. PAPR . Biosafety is the application of combinations of laboratory practice and procedure, laboratory facilities, and safety equipment when working with potentially infectious microorganisms. Biosafety guidelines are put into place to protect laboratorians and prevent exposures in biological laboratories.. Learning objectives. To understand the importance of food hygiene and food poisoning. To understand what are classed as high risk foods. To Understand why bacteria makes us ill. To Understand how bacteria multiply. Plan and . Chemical Inventory. Mark Yanchisin. Coordinator for Clinical and Laboratory Safety Programs. Environmental Health and Safety. Mark@ehs.ufl.edu. 352-392-1591. Chemical Hygiene Plan. Required . UVU College of Science and Health. Chemical Hygiene . Coordinator. Craig Moore. Office: SB052b. 801-863-5252. craig.moore@uvu.edu. Why are we doing this?. Because OSHA says we have to.. Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Chemicals in the . Annual . Training 2016. North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health. Bioterrorism and Emerging Pathogens . Unit. *Required for new employees, annual refresher and as needed when changes occur. Biosafety. Hygiene. Your Laboratory Partner in Public Health. WISCONSIN STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN. WI Division of Public Health’s. New Public Health Professionals . Orientation. Objectives. Plant Hygiene . in Dairy Plant. DAIRY PLANT MANAGEMENT (DTT-421). A K JHA. Introduction. Choices and demand for food products are changing.. Consumers are more aware and educated.. Consciousness about quality is growing. . (WHO GMP): Biosafety Requirements Main Topics of the Presentation 2 • BSL in Laboratories (WHO Requirements) • Differences of BSL 1,2 and 3 in Laboratories and in Production F acilities • Deco Safety Manual EH&S Guideline Number: 05 - 003 Subject: BIOSAFETY GUIDELINES AND BIOSAFETY LEVELS Effective Date 07/19/2021 Page 1 of 6 BIOSAFETY GUIDELINES The University intends to comply with a 1 GENERAL ESTABLISHMENT OF BIOSAFETY LEVEL-3 LABORATORY INDIAN COUNCIL OF MEDICAL RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH RESEARCH MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA NEW DELHI 2 3 PREFAC 1. The laboratory has a Class II Biological Safety Cabinet designed with inward air flow at a velocity to protect personnel (75-100 linear feet/minute), HEPA-filtered downward vertical laminar airflow i C YTOMETRY F ACILITY Hillman Cancer Center - Research Pavilion Suite 1.45, (412) 623 - 3282 Suite 1.45 Biosafety Level 2 plus (BSL - 2+) Safety Manual Flow Cytometry Cell Sorting Facility UPCI Flow Xia H, Huang Y, Ma H, Liu B, Xie W, Song D, et al. Biosafety Level 4 Laboratory User Training Program, China. Emerg Infect Dis. 2019;25(5). https://doi.org/10.3201/eid2505.180220. DNA Research. The definition of biosafety corresponds to Recombinant DNA technology can be described as:. “Application of safety principles to laboratory. practices in which potentially hazardous materials or organism are manipulated or handled.”.