Biosafety at a Glance

A snapshot of minimum requirements to work with rDNA/Infectious Agents, and associated lab requirements

Approvals (Chapter 4)

Panel Oversight Website
APB rDNA/ Infectious Agents BSL2, 3 (in vitro, in vivo) https://eprotocol.stanford.edu/mydashboard/apb
APLAC Use of animals https://eprotocol.stanford.edu/mydashboard/aplac
IRB Clinical trials, use of certain human specimens https://eprotocol.stanford.edu/mydashboard/irb
SCRO Use of human stem cells https://eprotocols.stanford.edu/scro

Trainings (Chapter 6)

How Content How
EHS-1500 Biosafety STARS
EHS-1600/01 Bloodborne Pathogens/Annual Recertification STARS
Written doc. Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan As Part II of BBP, keep completed doc in lab
Written doc. Aerosol Transmissible Disease Plan Keep completed doc in lab
Written doc. Agent-Specific Education Part of APB process

Occupational Health (Chapter 7)

What Contact Information How
Surveillance Program Occupational Health (650) 725-5308 Works with/exposure to hazards
Lab Animal Occupational Health Program Occupational Health (650) 725-5308 Works with/exposed to animals

Safety (Chapter 9)

Tools When How
Biosafety Cabinets Annual certification, pre/post/service or repair/moving https://ehs.stanford.edu/topic/biosafety-biosecurity/equipment
Personal Protective Equipment Per risk assessment https://ehs.stanford.edu/forms-tools/general-work-area-ppe-assessment-tool

 

Please contact Biosafety with questions or to request a consultation:
Email: biosafety-owner@lists.stanford.edu
Telephone: (650) 725-1473