The biosafety guidelines consist of essential components that may vary depending on the facility. These typically include conducting a bio-risk assessment, implementing biosafety measures, ensuring proper laboratory design and facilities, acquiring and maintaining equipment, conducting medical surveillance, providing staff training, and ensuring safe handling of chemicals, fire safety, radiation safety, and electrical safety. Additional components, such as commissioning and certification guidelines, may also be included:
Laboratory Policies, Manual Handbook, SOPs, Risk Assessments, MSDS, PSDS, Laboratory Biosafety Program, Biosecurity Plan, Emergency Plan, Emergency Codes, Fire Code and Drills, Emergency Plan, Chemical Inventory, Occurrence Variance Report (OVR), Training Logbook, Rejected Criteria, Critical Value, TAT, STAT, Spill Kit, First Aid Kit, Competency Test, New Employees Orientation.
