Biosafety And Blood-Borne Pathogen Safety In The Lab

This webinar will provide you with the regulatory framework and recommended guidelines, risk assessment for biological materials, structure of a robust biosafety program and on how to train employees exposed to biological hazards.

Why you should Attend: This webinar will review how best to approach biosafety and implement an effective management program for blood borne infections, safety and health, laboratory safety, infectious material and blood infection.

If you work in a laboratory exposed to viruses or bacteria that are biological hazards and are searching for a better way to manage your Biosafety program, this webinar will help give you the framework to set up a successful management policy.

Areas Covered in the Session:

• Review the regulations and guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for work with biological materials and, specifically, with blood borne pathogens
• Provide up to date information about what constitutes blood borne pathogens from infectious materials, as well as other potentially infectious materialss
• provide answers about how to prevent exposures, deal with spills or exposures should they occur, and the how to recognize the hazards of blood borne pathogenss
• A thorough description of the types of infections of concern for blood borne pathogens, how one might be exposed, the differences between blood born infections and other potentially infectious materials, methods for dealing with potential exposures or spills, and the requirements from OSHA to protect workers from exposure or to track exposures if they occurs

• EHS Staff
• Occupational Health Staff
• Laboratory Staff
• Team Leads
• Supervisors
• Manager
• Business Owners