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Biosafety Biological Safety Procedure
UNSW has developed the Biological Safety Procedure to ensure a structured system for protecting the health and safety of people and protecting the environment from risks posed by Biological Hazards.
All UNSW research and teaching that involve biological hazards must comply with specific requirements in the Biological Safety Procedure. Staff and students must consult the procedure for additional information. Staff and students must consult the procedure for additional information.
If the research and/or teaching involve dealings with genetically modified organisms (GMOs), they must also comply with specific requirements in the UNSW Gene Technology Procedure.
Bio Security
Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Review of Biological Agents website
Table 1: List of Security Sensitive Biological Organisms
Advice and Assistance
Advice and assistance relating to biological safety and gene technology procedures and GMO dealings is available from:
OHS Coordinator (Biosafety) OHS & Workers Compensation, Human Resources [Adam Janssen, ph: 9385 2214, fx: 9385 2365]
Table 2: Relationship between biological hazard, approval and containment requirements
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AUTHORISED BY Director, Human Resources Page last updated: Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 |
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