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== Roles of the BS and GM SC, and BSO ==
= LBL03001 - Role of the BSO =
 
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'''1. Purpose'''
== Purpose ==
 
**  general description of the SOP purpose
 
'''2. Scope'''
 
**  the extent of the SOP in terms of to what equipment and procedures it applies, also when and where (which will always be at all times in the LBL lab).
 
'''3. Responsibilities'''
 
**  for who is the procedure relevant, typically the operator and anyone present while it's carried out, it's also worth mentioning the risks here and that the operator is responsible for their health and safety and that of anyone else present during the procedure.
 
'''4. Materials'''
 
**  Are there any extra materials required, in the case of operating an instrument, peice of equipment or in a molecular biology procedure this might be consumables, reagents, chemicals or other instrumentation, e.g pipets. Any special PPE can be mentioned here.


'''5. Related documents'''
The purpose here is to highlight the role that a BSO plays in maintaining and implementing the rules and guidelines laid out in the SOPs and associated documentation, including the government regulations on the use, disposal and containment of chemicals, biological organisms and waste.


**  Are other SOPs (or other documents within our framework) related to this procedure. If so then listing them here can be useful, for example the media prep SOP might be relevant when carrying out the transformation procedures and it saves time to link it here rather than describe the preparation of media in every procedure where it is used (bit like an include/import/use lol).
== Scope ==


'''6. Definitions'''
All users of the LBL BioLab facility need to be aware of the BSO's role and be able to locate and communicate with the BSO should any queries regarding safe and correct lab usage arise.


**  Any useful glossary stuff
== Responsibilities ==
e.g:
SOP = Standard Operating Procedure


'''7. Procedures'''
It is the BSO's responsibility to carry out the roles outlined in this document and the Bio Lab user's responsibility to conform to the best practice as described within the SOPs and associated documentation and to follow any advice that the BSO gives where it pertains to safe and correct usage of the laboratory facility.


** 7.1  The actual steps of the procedure go here ...
== Related documents ==
        7.1.1 They can be embeded/indented as much as is reasonably helpful to describe the procedure step by step
** 7.2 It should be written in such a way that it would help anyone new to the lab to perform the procedure without having prior expertise.


'''8. Resources'''
All other SOPs documented here reflect the best practice approach to using the Bio Lab facility, if in any doubt please contact the BSO for clarification.


** This is where eternal useful documention can be linked, much like the references section in any academic paper.
== Definitions ==


; BSO
: Biological Safety Officer
; SOP
: Standard Operating Procedure
; GMO
: Genetically Modified Organism
; PPE
: Personal Protective Equipment


...
== Requirements ==


# The BSO exists to ensure that the SOPs described here are adhered to by users of the Bio Lab. The SOPs have been defined based on relevant regulations and advice sort from qualified third parties and reflect correct and safe lab usage.
# It is the BSO's responsibility to induct new users into the laboratory (as per [[lbl02001.pdf|lbl02001]]) so that other Bio Lab users are aware of the risks and correct approach involved in all typical Bio Lab procedures.
# It is the BSO's responsibility to maintain the SOP documentation by validating any edits and additions to these procedures for the purposes of clarity and consistency.
# Once a Bio Lab user has been inducted as in 6.2 above he/she becomes responsible for their own health and safety within the lab, and also that of other's who may also be working within the vicinity of his/her experiments/equipment. However, the BSO must ensure that appropriate PPE is available as required and that any request for further information or assistance is reasonably met.
# The BSO will seek confirmation that any work carried out involving the genetic modification of organisms within the lab conforms to the standards laid out in the HSE regulations for the use, disposal and containment of genetically modified organisms. For anyone undertaking this kind of work the SOPs covering correct handling and disposal of GMOs must be followed and the BSO will ensure that any projects involving GMOs will only commence if an adequate risk assessment has been completed and approved by the BSO and any external/third party GM advisors.
# The BSO should make sure that supply of consumables such as spill kit and first aid kit contents are maintained.
# Any breach of correct and safe behaviour within the lab should be communicated directly to the BSO.
# Ultimately, the BSO must determine whether a lab user is using the laboratory facility in a correct and safe manner and intervene when further advice or assistance is required. It is the BSO's responsibility to restrict access to the laboratory facility for any potential lab user until that potential lab user can consistently demonstrate knowledge of correct and safe laboratory usage.


== Resources ==


[[Category:Biohacking]]
 HSE: SACGM Compendium of guidance - Biological Safety Officers<br />http://www.hse.gov.uk/biosafety/gmo/acgm/acgmcomp/part1.pdf

Latest revision as of 00:33, 27 January 2015

LBL03001 - Role of the BSO

Author: Approved by: S. Thompson SOP No. LBL03001
Signed: Signed: Effective from:
Date: Date: Last edited:

Purpose

The purpose here is to highlight the role that a BSO plays in maintaining and implementing the rules and guidelines laid out in the SOPs and associated documentation, including the government regulations on the use, disposal and containment of chemicals, biological organisms and waste.

Scope

All users of the LBL BioLab facility need to be aware of the BSO's role and be able to locate and communicate with the BSO should any queries regarding safe and correct lab usage arise.

Responsibilities

It is the BSO's responsibility to carry out the roles outlined in this document and the Bio Lab user's responsibility to conform to the best practice as described within the SOPs and associated documentation and to follow any advice that the BSO gives where it pertains to safe and correct usage of the laboratory facility.

Related documents

All other SOPs documented here reflect the best practice approach to using the Bio Lab facility, if in any doubt please contact the BSO for clarification.

Definitions

BSO
Biological Safety Officer
SOP
Standard Operating Procedure
GMO
Genetically Modified Organism
PPE
Personal Protective Equipment

Requirements

  1. The BSO exists to ensure that the SOPs described here are adhered to by users of the Bio Lab. The SOPs have been defined based on relevant regulations and advice sort from qualified third parties and reflect correct and safe lab usage.
  2. It is the BSO's responsibility to induct new users into the laboratory (as per lbl02001) so that other Bio Lab users are aware of the risks and correct approach involved in all typical Bio Lab procedures.
  3. It is the BSO's responsibility to maintain the SOP documentation by validating any edits and additions to these procedures for the purposes of clarity and consistency.
  4. Once a Bio Lab user has been inducted as in 6.2 above he/she becomes responsible for their own health and safety within the lab, and also that of other's who may also be working within the vicinity of his/her experiments/equipment. However, the BSO must ensure that appropriate PPE is available as required and that any request for further information or assistance is reasonably met.
  5. The BSO will seek confirmation that any work carried out involving the genetic modification of organisms within the lab conforms to the standards laid out in the HSE regulations for the use, disposal and containment of genetically modified organisms. For anyone undertaking this kind of work the SOPs covering correct handling and disposal of GMOs must be followed and the BSO will ensure that any projects involving GMOs will only commence if an adequate risk assessment has been completed and approved by the BSO and any external/third party GM advisors.
  6. The BSO should make sure that supply of consumables such as spill kit and first aid kit contents are maintained.
  7. Any breach of correct and safe behaviour within the lab should be communicated directly to the BSO.
  8. Ultimately, the BSO must determine whether a lab user is using the laboratory facility in a correct and safe manner and intervene when further advice or assistance is required. It is the BSO's responsibility to restrict access to the laboratory facility for any potential lab user until that potential lab user can consistently demonstrate knowledge of correct and safe laboratory usage.

Resources

 HSE: SACGM Compendium of guidance - Biological Safety Officers
http://www.hse.gov.uk/biosafety/gmo/acgm/acgmcomp/part1.pdf

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