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Transporting biological materials

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/hazardous-materials/biological/transporting/

Transporting biological materials. Transporting biological materials is a regulated activity and you must do it following the guidelines and regulations below.

SafetyAlert

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/wp-content/uploads/Safety_Alert_Transporting_GMOs.pdf

Version 1.0 Page 1. SAFETY ALERT. Transporting Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and Biosecurity Materials Who needs to read this? ... More information can be found on Curtin’s ‘Transporting Biological Materials’ webpage

Biosafety Manual V1 7

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/wp-content/uploads/Biosafety-Manual.pdf

18. 13.2 Guidelines for transporting biological materials by vehicle - car, truck, bus or train. ... 2.7 Transporting clinical samples on foot, by car, by post or by plane.

Biosafety

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/hazardous-materials/biological/

To work with biohazards you’ll need to meet all the legislative requirements and work at a standard that ensures the safety of staff and students, the wider ...

Curtin University Health & Safety Biosafety Manual Biosafety Manual

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/wp-content/uploads/Biosafety_Manual.pdf

17. 13.2 Guidelines for transporting biological materials by vehicle - car, truck, bus or train. ... 2.7 Transporting clinical samples on foot, by car, by post or by plane.

Guidelines for transporting biological materials by post, plane, car,

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/wp-content/uploads/Transport-by-post-plane-vehicle.docx

Guidelines for transporting biological materials by post, plane, car, truck, bus or train. ... If you are transporting material that is infectious towards humans or animals then it is classified as a Dangerous Good Class 6.2.

Medicines and Poisons

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/hazardous-materials/poisons/

Any workers using medicines and poisons in research and educational settings will need a permit to be able to purchase medicines or poisons. Health and Safe ...

Clinical samples from humans or animals

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/hazardous-materials/biological/clinical-samples/

4. If you need to transport your samples, you must transport them following the guidelines for transporting biohazards..

Version 4 September 2020 CURTIN UNIVERSITY GUIDELINES FOR THE

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/wp-content/uploads/GuidelinesClinicalSamples.pdf

2.6.3 Storage locations should be signposted with the biohazard symbol. 2.7 Transporting clinical samples on foot, by car, by post or by plane. ...  Transporting Biological Materials

Asbestos

https://www.curtin.edu.au/healthandsafety/hazardous-materials/asbestos/

The University has an Asbestos Management program that involves the identification, assessment and control of asbestos related products on all University la ...