View additional biological safety-related information below.
Training is a key element in the process of working safely with biohazardous materials.
Successful completion of a range of biosafety and other safety and security-related
training programs are required prior to accessing and/or working in SBU laboratories.
Special attention should be paid to positions where mentoring and on-the-job training
are necessary. New hires/employees and students without adequate prior experience
should not be allowed to work unsupervised with hazardous materials until they have
adequately demonstrated proficiency to their PI or supervisor who is responsible for
documenting the process. Basic biosafety training requirements at SBU are summarized
below. All lab personnel working with or exposed to human or primate source material (tissue,
blood, cells, etc.) must also complete EOS 004: Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens annually. Access these safety courses as well as other safety training offered by EH&S.
All lab personnel using or are exposed to biohazardous materials in BSL-1, BSL-2 or
BSL-3 laboratories must complete ELS 003: Laboratory Safety – Biological Hazards. This course is required annually for BSL-2 and BSL-3.

BIOLOGICAL SAFETY OFFICER
Chris Kuhlow | (631) 632-3717 | Christopher.Kuhlow@stonybrook.edu

CHEMICAL HYGIENE OFFICER
Ying Liu | (631) 632-3032 | Ying.Liu.1@stonybrook.edu
