University Standard Title University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 20: Biosafety Guidance for Research with the SARS-CoV-2 Virus or Clinical Samples from Known or
Title Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 16: Working With Human, Non-Human Primate, and Other Mammalian Cells and Tissues Introduction Prior to beginning any work in a University of North Carolina
Title Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 07: Occupation Health Support for Biomedical Research Introduction The occupational health provider is integral in the promotion of a workplace culture of safety in
Title Environment, Health and Safety Manual – Chapter 06.06: Clinical Safety – Policy on Immunization for UNC-Chapel Hill Employees Credentialed by UNC Health or Otherwise Performing Job Duties in Patient-Facing
Title Environment, Health and Safety Manual – Chapter 06.06: Clinical Safety – Policy on Influenza Immunization for University Employees Credentialed by UNC Health Purpose Support the UNC Health strategy for
Title Environment, Health and Safety Manual – Chapter 05.08: Occupational Safety Policies – OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standards Policy The OSHA “Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens” (29 CFR Part 1910.1030) is
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Title Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 19: Resources for Information Resources Resources for information, consultation, and advice on biohazard control, decontamination procedures, and other aspects of laboratory and animal safety
Title Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 18: NIH Oversight of Research Involving Recombinant Biosafety Issues Introduction The NIH locus for oversight of recombinant DNA research is the OBA, which is
Title Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 17: Guidelines for Work With Toxins of Biological Origin Introduction Biological toxins comprise a broad range of poisons, predominantly of natural origin but increasingly
