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The Quality Project Team and Biosafety Officer are advisors/observers: not in direct line with management (not having any subordinates/authority) but merely providing input to the laboratory management. The subdivision into sections serves as an example. Every Laboratory Manager needs to find out for him/herself what the most logical and efficient organizational structure is for his/her laboratory. Take into account that each position has no more than 7 subordinates, as the control span of a supervisor is 7 subordinates at maximum.\nDescription of different types of positions and how backup is arranged:","cbCaik579nH8wBQd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik579nH8wBQd","docx",92265,"English","# Organizational Chart of the National Public Health Laboratory\n## Key Roles and Responsibilities\n### Laboratory Manager\n### Quality Project Team\n### Biosafety Officer\n## Sectional Divisions\n### Sample Reception\n### Chemistry\n### Hematology\n### Microbiology\n### Data Management\n### Facility & Waste\n### Reagent Preparation\n## Staffing Structure\n### Section Supervisor\n### Laboratory Technologist\n### Laboratory Technician\n### Laboratory Attendant\n## Management Principles\n### Span of Control","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Quality Project Team and Biosafety Officer in this organizational chart?\",\"answer\":\"The Quality Project Team and Biosafety Officer serve as advisors and observers. 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