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Health and Safety:

GS Emergency Evacuation & Operations Plan

GS Health and Safety Plan

Workplace Injury Procedures

Setting Up a New Lab: Environmental Health & Safety Info

 

Required Trainings:

Cultivating Community at UW: Anti-Racism and DEI&B in the Workplace

Husky Prevention & Response (Title IX)

Biosafety Training - Renew every three years
Biosafety training is mandatory for all staff who come in contact with any form of recombinant DNA (including transgenic animals and plants), pathogenic microorganisms, human / non-human primate tissues (including cell lines), or other biohazardous agents.

Asbestos Awareness

Reporting Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect

Hazing Prevention

UW Medicine Information Security training

Violence Prevention and Response Training

Follow this link for a complete list of required trainings for research laboratories.

For additional health and safety information, please refer to the Facilities section of the GS website.