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It is designed for routine and emergency use, must remain accessible to investigators, technicians, collaborators, and safety or emergency responders, and should be reviewed and updated periodically. 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It should also be accessible to safety and emergency response personnel in the event of an incident, accident, or emergency within a specific lab area. The manual should be a working document, reviewed periodically and updated as needed, ensuring it is easily accessible to all personnel working in areas handling infectious and/or recombinant agents. Ideally, it should be kept in or near the work area for immediate reference.\nA signature sheet should be included in the lab Biosafety Manual to document that the personnel working with infectious and/or recombinant agents have read and understood the provided materials and information. The signature sheet should also include the dates when personnel reviewed the materials. (As per the BMBL, training updates are required at least annually – see above.)\nA loose-leaf binder that can easily accommodate changes or new materials is the recommended option for maintaining a laboratory Biosafety Manual.\nThe laboratory biosafety manual should be a living, working document that is an important resource for personnel engaged in the activities using biological and / or rDNA materials.   Its primary focus should be to provide pertinent information to help execute the operations of the lab in a safe and professional manner.\nContact the ORICS (2-3224, \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:comply@ksu.edu\" \u0014comply@ksu.edu\u0015) if you have questions or need information regarding the laboratory biosafety manual\u000fSample Laboratory Biosafety Manual (Template)\nAdministrative Information:\n      Key Personnel: (provide current contact information for all key personnel) i.e. phone #, etc\nPrinciple Investigator:\nCo-Investigator(s):\nTechnicians:\n      Building and Lab Room Number:\n      Biological / rDNA agent in use:\n      Date Manual Prepared:\n   Date of items last modified:\nIBC Registration Document Title, Number(s), and Date Approved:\nA copy of the IBC Registration Document should be included in the Biosafety Manual\n      IACUC Protocol Number (if applicable):\n      Containment (Biosafety) Level Assigned:\n\u0013 FORMCHECKBOX \u0014\u0015 BSL-1\n\u0013 FORMCHECKBOX \u0014\u0015 Animal BSL-1\n\u0013 FORMCHECKBOX \u0014\u0015 BSL-2\n\u0013 FORMCHECKBOX \u0014\u0015 Animal BSL-2\n\u0013 FORMCHECKBOX \u0014\u0015 BSL-3\n\u0013 FORMCHECKBOX \u0014\u0015 Animal BSL-3\n\u0013 FORMCHECKBOX \u0014\u0015 Other\n\u000f      Biological Agent Information:\nBiological Agents in Use:\nAgent specific SDS sheets and agent information (If available):\nSusceptible population:\nRoute of infection:\nInfective dose:\nClinical sign of infection:\nTreatment:\nProphylaxis:\nHelpful links below:\n- Public Health Agency of Canada\n(\u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/msds-ftss/index-eng.php\" \u0014http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/msds-ftss/index-eng.php\u0015)\n- Center ","cbCaioHiB5tjFtHP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioHiB5tjFtHP","docx",24214,6,"English","# Administrative Information\n## Key Personnel and Dates\n## Building and Lab Room Number\n## IBC and IACUC Reference Information\n## Containment Level Assignment (BSL)\n# Biological Agent Information\n## Agent Use Details and SDS Links\n## Susceptible Population, Route, Dose, and Signs\n## Treatment and Prophylaxis\n# Storage and Occupational Health\n## Agent Location and Storage\n## Occupational Health Information\n# Risk Assessment and SOPs\n## Agent Risk Assessment for Specific Agent and Project\n## Safety and Security / Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)\n## Spill Cleanup Kit and Procedures\n## PPE Requirements and Waste Disposal","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of a laboratory biosafety manual in this template?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a working reference that identifies hazards and specifies practices and procedures to minimize or eliminate exposures during routine and emergency operations.\"},{\"question\":\"Who must review and understand the manual content?\",\"answer\":\"Personnel working with infectious and/or recombinant agents are required to read and understand the provided materials, with dates documented in a signature sheet.\"},{\"question\":\"What administrative and containment details should be recorded?\",\"answer\":\"The manual should include key personnel contact information, lab room location, agent use date fields, IBC/IACUC references, and the assigned biosafety level such as BSL-1/BSL-2/BSL-3.\"}]","Sample Laboratory Biosafety Manual for Microbiological Activities - Template | DOCX"]