Wipe Survey Focus Sheet

Wipe Survey Focus Sheet
345.20KB (.pdf)

Working Safely with Dry Ice

Working Safely with Dry Ice
282.38KB (.pdf)
  Dry ice, the solid form of carbon dioxide (CO2), is commonly used in UW research. Its properties allow for rapid cooling of materials, but also pose unique worker safety hazards. This focus sheet...

Working with Amphibians and Reptiles

Working with Amphibians and Reptiles
503.13KB (.pdf)

Working with Dogs

Working with Dogs
564.90KB (.pdf)

Working with Ferrets

Working with Ferrets
500.00KB (.pdf)

Working with Mice and Rats

Working with Mice and Rats
635.61KB (.pdf)

Working with Non-Human Primates

Working with Non-Human Primates
627.00KB (.pdf)

Working with Pigs

Working with Pigs
18.86KB (.pdf)

Working with Rabbits

Working with Rabbits
64.46KB (.pdf)

Working with Birds and Poultry

Working with Birds and Poultry
739.35KB (.pdf)

Working with Fish

Working with Fish
375.10KB (.pdf)

UV Safety Focus Sheet

UV Safety Focus Sheet
1.18MB (.pdf)

Uranium Waste Focus Sheet

Uranium Waste Focus Sheet
294.66KB (.pdf)

UW Approved Disposal Sites

UW Approved Disposal Sites
106.76KB (.pdf)

Third Generation Lentiviral Vectors

Third Generation Lentiviral Vectors
642.51KB (.pdf)
This document outlines the UW Institutional Biosafety Committee's working definition of 3rd generation lentiviral vectors.

Safe Handling of Cryogenic Substances

Safe Handling of Cryogenic Substances
58.12KB (.pdf)
  A superconducting magnet uses two types of cryogens (liquid helium and liquid nitrogen). Cryogenic liquids can be handled easily and safely, provided certain precautions are followed as outlined in...

Short Lived Dry Solid Waste Focus Sheet

Short Lived Dry Solid Waste Focus Sheet
283.66KB (.pdf)

Site Contamination Design Guide

Site Contamination Design Guide
125.99KB (.pdf)

Steps to Purchase, Replace, Relocate or Remove a Biosafety Cabinet

Steps to Purchase, Replace, Relocate or Remove a Biosafety Cabinet
99.39KB (.pdf)
  These instructions describe the necessary steps researchers at the University must follow to purchase, replace, relocate or remove a biosafety cabinet.   

Radio Frequency Safety Exposure Categorization

Radio Frequency Safety Exposure Categorization
89.02KB (.pdf)