All work with biohazardous materials must be registered and approved with the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC). To initiate the review process, the principal investigator must submit an IBC registration form to the IBC Committee, CSAB 128.

Biosafety Training
All employees at risk for occupational exposure to potentially biohazardous materials must be trained before beginning work or conducting biohazardous procedures independently. Please contact the Office of Research Compliance (460-6625) for bloodborne pathogen training materials. A post test must be completed before training certification is granted. The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OHSA) requires training on a annual basis and records must be retained for a minium of three years.

BBP Training Document