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'''2. Scope''' | '''2. Scope''' | ||
This should be observed every time the autoclave is used within the LBL BioLab. | This should be observed every time the autoclave is used within the LBL BioLab for GMO waste deactivation. | ||
'''3. Responsibilities''' | '''3. Responsibilities''' | ||
The operator of the autoclave is responsible for their own safety and that of others in the vicinity during its use. The particular risks presented in using this piece of equipment are primarily due to the high temperatures | The operator of the autoclave is responsible for their own safety and that of others in the vicinity during its use. The particular risks presented in using this piece of equipment are primarily due to the high temperatures and steam released during evacuation. | ||
Upon removal of items from the autoclave be aware that they will likely still be hot, and care should be taken to check that glass or ceramic items are intact. | |||
'''4. Materials''' | '''4. Materials''' | ||
. | The autoclave requires a supply of RO water. If the water supply level falls below a minimum level, the operator will be required to top up the system. | ||
