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Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents Risk Assessment Form (6A) Required for all research involving microorganisms, rDNA and fresh×frozen tissue, blood and body fluids. SRC×IACUC×IBC approval

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How to fill out potentially hazardous biological agents:

1. Ensure you have proper training and knowledge in handling potentially hazardous biological agents.
2. Gather all necessary information about the specific agents you are dealing with, including their names, concentrations, and any potential hazards they may pose.
3. Follow any specific protocols or guidelines provided by your institution or regulatory bodies for handling and filling out documentation for these agents.
4. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with the agents to minimize the risk of exposure.
5. Fill out the required paperwork, which may include forms such as incident reports, risk assessments, or material transfer agreements.
6. Provide accurate and detailed information about the agents, such as their origins, intended use, and any known risks associated with their handling or storage.
7. Pay close attention to any specific requirements for documenting the disposal or transfer of these agents, as they may have specific guidelines for safe handling and transportation.
8. Seek guidance from supervisors, experts, or safety officers if you are unsure about any aspect of filling out the documentation or handling the potentially hazardous biological agents.

Who needs potentially hazardous biological agents:

1. Laboratories or research institutions conducting experiments or studies involving biological agents that are considered hazardous due to their potential to cause harm to human health or the environment.
2. Pharmaceutical companies or production facilities involved in the manufacture of vaccines, medications, or other biologically active products that require the use of hazardous biological agents.
3. Government agencies or regulatory bodies responsible for monitoring and oversight of activities involving potentially hazardous biological agents, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or the World Health Organization (WHO).
4. Biodefense and biosecurity organizations that work on developing countermeasures against potential biothreats or biological weapons.
5. Educational institutions offering programs in biotechnology, microbiology, or related fields where students gain hands-on experience with potentially hazardous biological agents under controlled conditions and supervision.
6. Agriculture and food production facilities that handle or study infectious diseases or biological agents that can impact plants, animals, or the safety of food products.
7. Medical facilities or clinical laboratories that handle blood, tissue samples, or other biological materials that may carry infectious agents and require proper containment and handling procedures.
8. Emergency response organizations or entities tasked with dealing with disease outbreaks, biohazard incidents, or biological incidents that require the use of potentially hazardous biological agents in a controlled manner.

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