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Revision Date: Feb.11, 2010
9. Laboratory inspection and biosafety audit:
The Environmental Health and Safety Biosafety Officer will conduct periodic inspections of the
laboratory. The inspection will cover the following areas:
a. Training compliance documentation
i. Biological Use Authorization
ii. ATP-L Biosafety Plan (this document)
iii. Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Plan (if applicable)
iv. Respirator clearances (if applicable)
v. Health surveillance participation, if applicable
b. Safe handling practices
c. PPE availability
d. Biological Safety Cabinet certification up to date
e. Security (if applicable)
10. Emergency procedures for uncontrolled releases of biohazardous materials
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a. Spills within the laboratory facility:
i. Emergency response including evacuation:
ii. Cleanup inside a containment device such as a biological safety cabinet:
iii. Cleanup outside of a containment device:
iv. Personal decontamination:
b. Loss of negative pressure in biological safety cabinet (including power failure):
i. Emergency response including evacuation:
ii. Spill cleanup inside the biological safety cabinet:
iii. Personal decontamination:
c. Earthquake, severe weather events, fire, bomb threat, gas leak, security breach, intruder:
i. Emergency response including evacuation:
ii. Follow-up from outside of the laboratory:
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Uncontrolled releases within the laboratory facility and untreated releases outside the laboratory facility shall be reported to
the local health officer (§5199 f.4.J.) and the Campus Biosafety Officer. On campus, call 911.
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