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This document provides details of documents and requirements that are mandated by the State of New York and identifies the process of annual review and update of the program that determines the objectives and targets.

This Animal Biosafety Procedure (ABP) describes prudent practices, procedures, and equipment to reduce risk when introducing carcinogens and other toxic chemical agents in laboratory rodents.

This Animal Biosafety Procedure (ABP) describes prudent practices, procedures, and equipment to reduce risk when implanting human cells in rodents at Animal Biosafety Level 2 (ABSL-2).

This Animal Biosafety Procedure (ABP) describes prudent practices, procedures, and equipment to reduce risk when inoculating infectious agents in non-rodent animal species that cannot be manipulated inside a biosafety cabinet (e.g., goats, cows, dogs, cats).

This Animal Biosafety Procedure (ABP) describes prudent practices, procedures, and equipment to reduce risk when inoculating infectious agents in rodents at Animal Biosafety Level 2 (ABSL-2).

This Animal Biosafety Procedure (ABP) describes the general practices and procedures to be used when working with formaldehyde.

This Animal Biosafety Procedure (ABP) describes prudent practices, procedures, and equipment to reduce risk when introducing viral vectors (e.g. lentiviral, adenoviral) into laboratory rodents at Animal Biosafety Level 2 (ABSL-2).

This Standard Procedure defines the process to effectively select, print, and post Animal Biological Safety Level 2 (ABSL-2) Signage within your unit/department. This is special signage managed with the EHS Biological Safety group; Laboratory Safety Hazard Assessment Signage Program (HASP) signs are not within the scope of this document.

Links to the IACUC website.

The purpose of these procedures is to ensure that Cornell University employees maintain and operate Aerial Work Platforms (AWP) in a safe manner and do so in accordance with all OSHA Standards and other regulatory compliance codes. This program requires that only trained and authorized operators s hall be permitted to operate an AWP.