While many procedures and precautionary measures will be applicable to multiple laboratory environments, every PI should carefully review any information contained in these exemplars before adopting it for use in SOPs for their own labs. All sections on the SOP template must be completed. Please refer to the corresponding Safety Data Sheet SDS from the same manufacturer of the chemical to add important information on the SOPs per the manufacturer recommendations.
All SOPs must be reviewed and signed by laboratory members. Alternatively, you can customize the following chemical-specific SOPs to match your laboratory chemical-specific operations. Do not cut and paste contents or certain sections from the SOPs without careful review, as the SOPs in the library must be customized for your specific laboratory operations.
Note: The SOP library is not a comprehensive list of the chemical inventory of the campus, nor should it be implied that all of the chemicals included in the inventory are currently in use on campus. An unanticipated problem is an event or outcome that meets the following criteria: 1 unexpected; 2 related or possibly related to participation in the research; and 3 places subjects or others at a greater risk of harm than was previously known or recognized.
All unanticipated problems need to be reported to the IRB via webIRB, though not all adverse events, violations, incidents or deviations are unanticipated problems. For examples, please see the guidance document. In-class and online training courses are available to assist you in meeting regulatory training requirements along with videos, publications and other resources to help promote safety on campus. The templates have sample procedures with the level of detail required to determine the hazard level.
Edit the SOP template to reflect your laboratory-specific procedures. All sections on the SOP template must be completed. Please refer to the corresponding Safety Data Sheet SDS from the same manufacturer of the chemical to add important information on the SOPs per the manufacturer's recommendations. All SOPs must be approved and signed by the principal investigator, and then reviewed and signed by the laboratory workers and documented in the Laboratory Safety Manual binder or in LabBook.
Do not cut and paste contents or certain sections from the SOPs without careful review, as the SOPs in the library must be customized for your specific laboratory operations. UCLA employees working in healthcare settings are required to complete a medical evaluation, including TB surveillance and vaccinations, with the Occupational Health Services Program. The Bloodborne Pathogens class both initial and refresher courses presents the requirements of the California Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, including methods of protecting against exposure.
It is required for all employees working with potential exposure to Human blood whole, components, products. The below listed SOPs have been archived and are available for reference purposes. JSAs are used to describe how to perform a task step-by-step, any hazards associated with a task, and controls to mitigate these hazards.
JSAs can be used to educate employees on safe practices prior to utilizing equipment. Skip Navigation Links. Summary: Chemical SOPs have been updated for banded hazards. S BASE 4,4?
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