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1. apps.who.int › 9789240011458-engRISK ASSESSMENT - World Health Organization

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   Jan 13, 2022 · Initial risk: Risk associated with laboratory activities or procedures that are conducted in the absence of risk control measures. Laboratory-associated infection: Any infection acquired or reasonably assumed as a result of exposure to a biological agent in the course of laboratory-related activities. A

2. www.osha.gov › sites › defaultLaboratory Safety Guidance - Occupational Safety and Health ...

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   Laboratory personnel must receive training regarding the Laboratory standard, the CHP, and other laboratory safety practices, including exposure detection, physical and health hazards associated with chemicals, and protective measures.

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3. apps.who.int › 10665/337956/9789240011311-engLABORATORY BIOSAFETY MANUAL FOURTH EDITION

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   Afghanistan Biosafety Association, African Society of Laboratory Medicine, American Biological Safety Association, American Society of Microbiology, Argentina Biosafety Committee, Association for Biosafety and Biosecurity International, Association for Biosecurity in Côte d’Ivoire, Bangladesh Biosafety & Biosecurity Association, Biorisk

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4. ehs.washington.edu › system › filesLABORATORY SAFETY MANUAL - University of Washington

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   LABORATORY SAFETY MANUAL . DECEMBER 2023 EDITION . Environmental Health and Safety University of Washington . Box 354400 Seattle, WA 98195-4400 . Phone: 206.543.7262 FAX: 206.543.3351

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5. apps.who.int › 10665/206927/9789290223979_engLaboratory Quality Standards - World Health Organization

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   plan should specify quality standards for laboratories at each level and define the bodies responsible for establishing, implementing and monitoring those standards. Quality standards should be developed in consultation with stakeholders comprising key individuals in the MOH and other relevant government

6. uh.edu › files › laboratory-safety-manualGeneral Laboratory Safety Manual - University of Houston

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   The General Laboratory Safety Manual (GLSM) provides control measures essential for protecting all laboratory occupants from potential and physical hazards. healthThese controls consist of, but are not limited to, policies, guidelines, training requirements,

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   What are the basic lab safety practices?

   • A. BASIC LABORATORY SAFETY PRACTICES 1. Working Alone Working alone is when an individual is working unaccompanied, such that assistance is not readily available should an injury, illness, or emergency arise. Alone is interpreted as being out of direct visual contact or hearing range with another lab worker for more than a few minutes.

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   What heightened control measures should be included in laboratory biosafety requirements?

   • For this type of laboratory activity, core requirements may be supplemented with selected heightened control measures (described in detail in section 4 of the fourth edition of the WHO Laboratory biosafety manual (1)), such as safety equipment, to bring risk to within an acceptable range.

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   Do you wear a lab coat & eye protection?

   • EH&S recommends that lab coats and eye protection always be worn when working in the laboratory as best practice. The RP or laboratory managers are required to assess the hazards and risks of exposure based on the procedures performed in the laboratory and the controls in use. The PI or manager may consult the laboratory

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   What are the best risk control measures for laboratory biosafety?

   • For this type of work, maximum containment measures (described in detail in section 5 of the fourth edition of the WHO Laboratory biosafety manual (1)) may be the only suitable risk control measures to effectively control risks. Such measures require specialized facilities and highly trained personnel.

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8. warwick.ac.uk › guide_to_good_lab_practice_v4Guide to Good Lab Practice t The Basics - The University of ...

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   The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for any materials you are required to handle. Pay particular attention to the sections on handling and storage; exposure controls and accidental release (spillage). There is Guidance on how to interpret Safety Data Sheets on the H&S website.