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SFU has a comprehensive biosafety program established to comply with all regulatory requirements and is governed by the University Biosafety Committee under the Vice President, Research.
If you are a SFU faculty member conducting research, teaching, and testing involving biohazardous material that is undertaken under the auspices of SFU and/or using SFU resources you are required to apply for a biosafety permit through the biosafety permit database.
Personnel |
Required biosafety training |
Anyone working with biological hazards |
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Anyone listed on a CL2 biosafety permit |
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Anyone listed on a CL3 biosafety permit |
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Principal Investigator
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Note: PIs working in the lab must also take other required trainings listed above |
Information on registration, training validity period, and other required trainings is available at Research & lab safety training.
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