Biological Safety Division
Biological Safety Division- Basic Biological Safety Course  
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BASIC BIOLOGICAL SAFETY
COURSE TRAINING SCHEDULE
Sept. – Dec. 2008

Instructor: Valerie Fey – Environmental Health & Safety

This is a 1 hour course designed specifically for UTHSCSA research faculty, staff, and students but is open to all UTHSCSA employees, students and volunteer staff.  It satisfies both the NIH and CDC annual biosafety training requirements outlined in the current edition of Biosafety in the Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories.  New employees (including transfer employees) are required to attend this training prior to initial assignment to duties that place them at risk of exposure to infectious agents.  Current employees, students and volunteers should attend this class if working with or supervising individuals working with any of the following:

  • rDNA,
  • infectious agents – risk group 2 and above,
  • human blood, body fluids, tissues
  • human cells lines,
  • work with primates or any of their tissues, blood, body fluids

The training is required annually, within one year of their previous training date. Non-UTHSCSA employees must also receive additional training in their respective employer’s Exposure Control Plan.

This course is equivalent to the web-based Safety – Basic Biological Safety Course offered through the UTHSCSA Knowledge Centre at  https://kc.uthscsa.edu/kc/login.asp
Employees have the option of taking the web-based course or attending the classroom training.

Note: Individuals working with patients or primates or any of their blood, body fluids, tissues must also take the Basic Bloodborne Pathogens training. Bloodborne Pathogen training is also required for individuals working with human cell lines.

NOTE: This training DOES NOT SATISFY DOT (49 CFR 172.700)/IATA/ICAO training requirements for shipping HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (HM-126)/DANGEROUS GOODS such as class 6 - INFECTIOUS SUBSTANCES or class 9 - DRY ICE.  For more information on Shipping training see:   http://research.uthscsa.edu/safety/transport.shtml

Revised 8/26/2008

Date Day Time Location

Sept 16, 2008

Tues

2:00 pm – 2:50 pm

209L MED

Oct. 14, 2008

Tues

2:00 pm – 2:50 pm

1.284T DTL

Nov. 11, 2008

Tues

2:00 pm – 2:50 pm

209L MED

Dec. 9, 2008

Tues

2:00 pm – 2:50 pm

209L MED

All classes are located on the Central Campus. 209L is located on the 2nd floor of the Medical School. 1.284T is located on the 1st floor of the Dental School. For more information, click on Campus Map. Campus Map.

NOTE: Reservations are not required unless you intend to send more than 20 individuals. Additional courses for 10 or more employees may be scheduled by contacting the Safety Office @ 567-2955. Please bring a pen – thank you!

 
     
Contact Us
Office Location:
1.343T Dental

Phone Number:
210-567-2955

FAX Number:
210-567-2965

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