Associate biosafety officer

What is the role of the biosafety officer?
The BSO develops biological safety resources, educational material, fact sheets, and white papers for university, college, department and/or community research activities, performs laboratory inspections, develops/presents training in accordance with the requirements of WVU policy and federal and state regulations, and .

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Sep 5, 2023Monitors use and disposal of biohazard materials, handles biosafety-related accidents, and coordinates investigations as needed. Provides

Sep 5, 2023Requires at least 3 years of experience in an intermediate professional position, with 3-5 years of experience preferred. Relevant experience

Serves the one of the University's lead authorities on matters related to biohazardous materials and ensures consistent compliance with all biosafety regulations and guidelines throughout the University.

What is a biosafety representative (BSO)?

In many facilities, the biosafety representative or BSO is a role that can be assigned to a qualified person who performs these duties on a part-time basis (e.g., senior microbiologist, laboratory technician) or that can be assigned to a qualified person on a full-time basis, as determined by the organization.

What is the role of the biosafety officer?

The Biosafety Officer is the institutional official responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Biosafety Program and reports to the Associate Vice Provost for Environmental Health & Safety.
Panel Meetings The Panel shall meet as necessary to conduct its business but no less than bi-monthly.

Who should be on a Biosafety Committee?

The membership of the biosafety committee should reflect the diverse occupational areas of the organization as well as its scientific expertise.
The composition of a basic biosafety committee may include:

1.
Biosafety officer(s) 2.
Scientists 3.
Medical personnel 4.
Veterinarian(s) (if work with animals is conducted) 5.

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