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McGill University Application to Use Biohazardous Materials EHS Office Use Only Permit #: Containment level: Expiry Date: Projects involving potentially biohazardous materials must not be initiated without the approval of McGill University Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) in accordance with all relevant legislation (see the McGill Biosafety Manual for more information. Submit applications before starting new projects or modifying approved projects. The application must be reviewed annually and a new application must be submitted after 5 years. THE APPROVAL OF THE APPLICATION IS LIMITED TO THE INFORMATION DISCLOSED HEREIN. 1. Contact Information: These people are designated to be called in an emergency Principal Investigator: Phone work: Phone home: Department: E-mail Mailing address: Laboratory Contact: Phone work: Phone home: Department: E-mail Program Intent: Please provide a brief description of the goals of your laboratory work (50 words or less) 2. EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 1

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  • McGill University Application to Use Biohazardous Materials

    EHS Office Use Only

    Permit #:

    Containment level:

    Expiry Date:

    Projects involving potentially biohazardous materials must not be initiated without the approval of McGill University Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) in accordance with all relevant legislation (see the McGill Biosafety Manual for more information. Submit applications before starting new projects or modifying approved projects. The application must be reviewed annually and a new application must be submitted after 5 years. THE APPROVAL OF THE APPLICATION IS LIMITED TO THE INFORMATION DISCLOSED HEREIN.

    1. Contact Information: These people are designated to be called in an emergency

    Principal Investigator: Phone work: Phone home:

    Department: E-mail

    Mailing address:

    Laboratory Contact: Phone work: Phone home:

    Department: E-mail

    Program Intent: Please provide a brief description of the goals of your laboratory work (50 words or less)2.

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 1

    http://www.mcgill.ca/ehs/laboratory/biosafety

  • 3. Permit Type New

    Renewal - Permit #:

    Amendment - Permit #: (complete relevant sections)

    4. Containment level (CL) CL1 CL2 CL2+ CL3

    5. Declarations and approvals

    As the Principal Investigator I declare that I am familiar with the contents of the McGill University Biosafety Manual and that the information provided in this application is an accurate description of my research programme. In submitting this application I agree to abide by all McGill policies as they relate to the use of biohazardous materials as well as the meeting the requirements of all pertinent regulating agencies.

    Name of Principal Investigator Signature Date

    For CL3 Projects only As the CL3 Facility Co-ordinator I am aware of the proposed activity and I approve the work to be done in the CL3 Facility.

    Name of CL3 Facility Co-ordinator Signature Date

    Select one: Conditionally approved

    For EHS Office Use only

    ______________________________ _______________________________ ______________ Name of EHS Officer Signature Date

    Conditions and/or Comments:

    ______________________________ _______________________________ ______________

    CL3 approval - if applicable

    Approved Denied Not applicable

    Approve Review and re-submit

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 2

  • 6. Laboratory personnel - If additional space is required complete Appendix I

    Surname, Name McGill IDEmergency

    Response Plan

    Biosafety = Introduction to Biosafety & BSC = Safe Use of Biological Safety Cabinets completed within the past 3 years, ERP = Personnel have read an understood the McGill University Emergency Response Plan

    7. Locations: Indicate where biohazardous materials will be handled or stored (all fields required)

    Building Room # Details (ie. tissue culture, main lab, storage etc) CL

    8. Biological Agents:

    Check all that apply - Whether or not they are use in this project

    Human or animal tissues and cells Human or animal blood or bodily fluids

    Bacteria Virus

    Fungi Parasites

    Toxins Recombinant DNA constructs

    Other

    Personnel have received training in:

    Introduction to Biosafety

    Safe Use of BSCsJob title/classification

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 3

  • Specify the biological agents and materials that are presently being used in the project. *Include and factors which may increase the risks of the project. If additional space is required use Appendix II.

    Scientific name Room(s) (Used or Stored) Risk group Volume *Risk factors

    For biological agents in risk group 2 or 3 that are VIABLE HUMAN PATHOGENS, complete Appendix III. For risk group 2 and 3 biological agents complete Appendix IV. If you are using viral vectors complete Appendix VI. For biological agents stored within your group but not used in a project please complete Appendix V.

    9. Biological Safety Cabinets

    Building Room Class/type Serial # Certification Date

    10. Combined hazards

    Animal

    No animals will be used

    Non-human primates

    Non-primate mammals

    Other

    Approval (not required if no animals will be used)

    Pending

    Animal Use protocol#

    Model #

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 4

  • Radiation

    No radiation used

    Radioisotope

    Irradiator

    X-ray

    Laser

    Approval (not required if no radiation used)

    Pending

    Permit#

    11. Biohazardous waste

    Indicate which of the following method will be used:

    Hazardous Waste Management waste pick-up

    Hazardous Waste Management cytotoxic waste

    Chemical disinfection. Specify disinfectant, concentration and contact time:

    Autoclave, provide a copy of the record of efficacy testing

    Other:

    Will this project produce combined biohazardous waste - e.g. radioactive biohazards, infected animal carcasses contaminated with toxic chemicals?

    Yes No

    If yes, explain how disposal will be handled:

    12. Appendices required

    Check all that apply

    Laboratory personnel - Appendix I

    Biological agents used - Appendix II

    Risk Assessment - Appendix III

    Procedures with pathogens -Appendix IV

    Biological agents stored - Appendix V

    Viral vector risk assessment - Appendix VI

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 5

  • Appendix I - Laboratory personnel

    Attach additional pages as required

    Name McGill ID

    Personnel have received training in:

    Introduction to Biosafety

    Safe Use of BSCs

    Emergency Response Plan

    Biosafety = Introduction to Biosafety & BSC = Safe Use of Biological Safety Cabinets courses completed within the past 3 years, ERP = Personnel have read an understood the McGill University Emergency Response Plan

    Job title/classification

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 6

  • Appendix II - Biological agents used

    Please specify the biological agents and materials that are presently being used in the project. *Include any

    factors which increase the risks of the project. Attach additional pages as required.

    Scientific name Room(s) (Used or Stored) Risk group Volume Risk factors*

    For biological agents in risk group 2 or 3 that are VIABLE HUMAN PATHOGENS, complete Appendix III. For risk group 2 and 3 biological agents complete Appendix IV. If you are using viral vectors complete Appendix VI. For biological agents stored within your group but not used in a project please complete Appendix V.

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 7

  • Appendix III - Risk assessment

    Infectious agent 1

    Infectious agent 2

    Infectious agent 3

    Infectious agent 4

    Infectious agent 5

    Identification

    Mode of Transmission

    Incubation Period

    Period of Communicability

    Infectious Dose

    Typical presenting symptoms

    Mode of decontamination

    (Include method and parameters)

    Emergency Response

    Suggested references: PHAC PSDS CFIA Reportable animal diseases

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 8

    http://www.inspection.gc.ca/animals/terrestrial-animals/diseases/reportable/eng/1303768471142/1303768544412http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/lab-bio/res/psds-ftss/index-eng.php

  • Appendix IV - Procedures with pathogens

    Use the space provided to briefly outline all procedures which involve the use of biological agents from risk group 2

    and/or 3.

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 9

  • Appendix V - Biological agents stored

    List of biological agents and/or materials stored and not used in the project(s)

    Scientific name Risk group Location (building, room #) Quantity

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 10

  • Appendix VI - Viral vector risk assessment

    Complete the table below for all viral vectors being used in your facility. For additional information hold curser over the section for more information.

    Vector 1 Vector 2 Vector 3 Vector 4 Vector 5

    Viral vector

    Risk group

    Transgene function

    Host range

    Route of exposure

    Consequences

    Additional precautions

    Mode of decontamination

    Concentration

    Volume

    EHS-FORM-014 v2.2 11

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