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Introduction to the role of IBC. Description of research requiring IBC approval and description of process for getting approval. Links to laboratory and research registration forms. IBC meeting schedule.
Quick links to CampusOptics and IBC meeting schedules. The list of Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) specialists/inspectors by assigned department. The role of the laboratory principal investigator (PI) with links to helpful resources for lab registration, inspections and safety training.
Identify biohazard agents and emergency contacts to avoid contamination and ensure authorized access to materials.
Post this sign at the entrance to the laboratory when infectious materials in Risk Group 2 are present.
Identify biohazard agents and emergency contacts to avoid contamination and ensure authorized access to materials.
Post this sign at the entrance to the laboratory when infectious materials in Risk Group 2+ are present.
Identify biohazard agents and emergency contacts to avoid contamination and ensure authorized access to materials.
Fill out this log once per week verifying that you have flushed the eyewash unit for at least 20 seconds or until the water runs clear. Record the date, time, and your initials. The water that can accumulate in eyewash units can result in eye irritation or infections unless they are routinely flushed.
A list of items that should be completed or reviewed in order to pass an annual laboratory safety inspection.
If you have lost an item, please contact Public Safety at (585) 275-2552. If you have found a lost item and want to report it, please call (585) 275-3333.