Building and laboratory or room number where the waste was generated. Area number of the supporting organizational unit. Contact Environmental Health and Safety for further clarification or suggestions regarding disposal of hazardous materials not defined as biohazardous above. It is the responsibility of the principal investigator or administrator to provide information necessary to protect any person who handles biohazardous waste. Workers who handle biohazardous materials must be informed of the possible exposure hazards.
Workers are to be properly trained regarding handling and disposal of biohazardous materials.
The principal investigator or laboratory supervisor is responsible for training laboratory personnel. The conditions under which such a threat occurs. The proper procedures and proper use of protective equipment. Waste Collectors Facilities Operations waste collectors who handle biohazardous waste materials must be informed of the identity of any biohazardous material which may present a health threat to waste collectors. Facilities Operations waste collection supervisors are responsible for ensuring that waste collectors receive proper training.