PPT-Biohazardous

Waste Disposal Presented by Occupational Health and Safety and The Faculty of Science and Engineering Training Material Available on the OHS website httpwwwyorkucadohsprogbiosafetyhtml. INCINERATE ONLY BIOHAZARD of the accumulation start date. If your lab’s waste is collected by OSEH please call 763 - 4568 for a pickup within 60 days. Accumulation Start Date: / Always dispose of in a sharps container:. Needles. Syringes (with or without needles). IV tubing with needle. Lancets. Scalpel blades. If contaminated with biohazardous material:. Razor blades. Broken glass. Pathogens. Standard Precautions. Unit 2. Lesson 1:. Standard Precautions. Objectives:. In this lesson, you will:. Describe the purpose of standard precautions.. Identify standard precautions.. Standard Precautions. Drugs most commonly used through injection are:. Cocaine. Heroine. Methamphetamines. Steroids. In the 2011 national Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2.3% of high school students reported having injected an illegal substance during their lifetimes. . Advanced Animal Science- Safety . Prepared by: . Ben Black. Objectives. Identify the different types of hazards. Explain types of biohazardous waste. Locate proper disposal areas. Animal Medicines. Medicines, including vaccines, play an important role in the control and prevention of animal disease.. Advanced Animal Science- Safety . Prepared by: . Ben Black. Objectives. Identify the different types of hazards. Explain types of biohazardous waste. Locate proper disposal areas. Animal Medicines. Medicines, including vaccines, play an important role in the control and prevention of animal disease.. Rev. 2012-0222. Department of Biological Safety. . An Equal Opportunity University. Identification of Biohazards. Biohazardous. materials may include, but are not limited to:. Infectious agents (plant, animal, or human). SEB Training rev 101217 2 Autoclave Details • 3 a utoclaves are located in SEB, one on each upper floor. • Expensive pieces of equipment ($70,000 each). • Essential for several groups’ resea U N N M M C C B B i i o o s a a f f e e t t y y M M a a n n u u a a l l University of Nebraska at Omaha Nebraska Medicine Omaha, Nebraska August 2003 Revised, April 2005 Revised, March 2008 Revised, M For Laboratory Teaching Assistants and Research Students. Presented by Heath de la Giroday, . Dispensing Chemist, Chemical Safety Officer, Radiation Safety Officer. Why Safety Training?. Career development.