containers where interconnection could result in Results and leakage from multiple containers, plus the volume records kept (C68) of any disinfectant that might be used and any expected general fluid movement; and smooth, impermeable to water, easily cleanable, and resistant to damage by the cleaning/ decontamination agents to be used. Documented contingency plan and means in place to respond to leakage of waste containing GMOs/failure of LWTS. Must include details of specialised equipment to be used for responses (R25 i) Decontamination of the LWTS: carried out in a way that prevents release of GMOs use a combination of time and temperature validated as effective against GMO being used Clearly labelled to show has been monitored for effectiveness etc. as per TSD’s Results of monitoring and calibration must be kept. Records of maintenance must be kept. Note: an N/A response to this question could mean, for example, that no LWTS external to facility used to treat GMOs. Type; location? C16, C27, Biological Safety Cabinets Present, number C28, C38, Must be present if dealings (other than those within a (C16, R22) C39, C58, LWTS or closed systems) will produce aerosols C68 containing GMOs (Relates to R22). At every 12 months? Test date (sticker); test results (sticker); NATA accredited? Dealings (other than those within a LWTS or closed Tested (C27) system) that produce aerosols containing Risk Group 2 microorganisms must be performed in a BSC or other aerosol containment device approved by the Regulator. Clearly marked if BSCs must be inspected and tested at least once every defective (C28) 12 months and after relocation/maintenance/HEPA replacement. Used for dealings that produce Where testing has shown a BSC is defective, it must be aerosols (C38) clearly marked to show that it is not to be used for
containers where interconnection could result in leakage from multiple containers, plus the volume of any disinfectant that might be used and any expected general fluid movement; and smooth, impermeable to water, easily cleanable, and resistant to damage by the cleaning/ decontamination agents to be used. Documented contingency plan and means in place to respond to leakage of waste containing GMOs/failure of LWTS. Must include details of specialised equipment to be used for responses (R25 i) Decontamination of the LWTS: carried out in a way that prevents release of GMOs use a combination of time and temperature validated as effective against GMO being used Clearly labelled to show has been monitored for effectiveness etc. as per TSD’s Results of monitoring and calibration must be kept. Records of maintenance must be kept. Note: an N/A response to this question could mean, for example, that no LWTS external to facility used to treat GMOs. Results and records kept (C68) C16, C27, C28, C38, C39, C58, C68 Biological Safety Cabinets Must be present if dealings (other than those within a LWTS or closed systems) will produce aerosols containing GMOs (Relates to R22). Dealings (other than those within a LWTS or closed system) that produce aerosols containing Risk Group 2 microorganisms must be performed in a BSC or other aerosol containment device approved by the Regulator. BSCs must be inspected and tested at least once every 12 months and after relocation/maintenance/HEPA replacement. Where testing has shown a BSC is defective, it must be clearly marked to show that it is not to be used for Present, number (C16, R22) Type; location? Tested (C27) At every 12 months? Test date (sticker); test results (sticker); NATA accredited? Clearly marked if defective (C28) Used for dealings that produce aerosols (C38)
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