The CDC/NIH has developed four biosafety levels that describe laboratory practices and techniques, safety equipment, and facility design features recommended for work with specific infectious ...

IBC Form 1A - This form will determine the biosafety level and NIH categories applicable to the research protocol. If possible, the use of an application that covers all of the activities of the ...

Training requirements vary depending on the research that was being conducted. For example, if you are working in a Biosafety 2 level, with animals, nanotechnology, and blood: required courses include ...

This course will provide information on performing a detailed biological risk assessment, defining biosafety levels, and implementation of biological containment. A copy of the completed training ...

For Biosafety Level-3 workers and those students and faculty who participate in hands-on work with animals, the University of Nevada, Reno uses an online risk assessment and medical screening tool ...