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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260909T083000
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CREATED:20260817T195632Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.sanu.ch/event/bso-biosafety-level-2-bsl2b-
 course-for-biosafety-officers-bso-2030">BSO Biosafety level 2 (BSL2b) - Co
 urse for Biosafety Officers (BSO)</a>\n​This course is currently fully b
 ooked. Please find the next available dates here. The demands on the BSO a
 re high: they are the contact person for all questions of biosafety intern
 ally vis-à-vis colleagues and the management and externally vis-à-vis th
 e authorities. BSOs ideally have a higher professional education\, if poss
 ible with a university degree\, comprehensive laboratory experience and kn
 owledge of all biosafety issues. They have negotiating skills and assertiv
 eness. Details Biosafety has the purpose of protecting humans and the envi
 ronment through the handling of genetically modified\, pathogenic or alien
  organisms. Since 1999\, the Containment Ordinance and the Ordinance on th
 e Protection of Workers against Risks from Microorganisms have regulated t
 he handling of organisms\, in particular genetically modified and pathogen
 ic organisms. These ordinances require\, among other things\, that a perso
 n responsible for biological safety be designated for such activities\, th
 e so-called Biosafety Officer (BSO). LanguageEnglish Ziele Taking into acc
 ount the respective safety level\, the organisms used and the technical eq
 uipment\, a biosafety officer (BSO) is responsible for drawing up an opera
 tional concept for the biological safety laboratory based on the legal fou
 ndations\, in cooperation with the bodies involved. He/she is responsible 
 for information\, awareness raising\, further training and advice on biolo
 gical safety for the staff working on the premises. Zielpublikum Future or
  active Biosafety Officers (BSO) Programme Basics in biosafetyWaste Manage
 mentSafe working with biorisksBiological hazards and LAI\, Containment pri
 nciplesLaboratory design and technical equipmentLaboratory- and safety equ
 ipmentPersonal protective equipmentRisk assessment and risk managementPack
 ing\, sending\, transport\, import and export of biological agentsHygiene\
 , disinfection\, [...]
DTSTAMP:20260817T195632Z
LOCATION:Lausanne\, Lausanne\, Suisse
SUMMARY:BSO Biosafety level 2 (BSL2b) - Course for Biosafety Officers (BSO)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.sanu.ch/event/bso-biosafe
 ty-level-2-bsl2b-course-for-biosafety-officers-bso-2030">BSO Biosafety lev
 el 2 (BSL2b) - Course for Biosafety Officers (BSO)</a>\n​This course is 
 currently fully booked. Please find the next available dates here. The dem
 ands on the BSO are high: they are the contact person for all questions of
  biosafety internally vis-à-vis colleagues and the management and externa
 lly vis-à-vis the authorities. BSOs ideally have a higher professional ed
 ucation\, if possible with a university degree\, comprehensive laboratory 
 experience and knowledge of all biosafety issues. They have negotiating sk
 ills and assertiveness. Details Biosafety has the purpose of protecting hu
 mans and the environment through the handling of genetically modified\, pa
 thogenic or alien organisms. Since 1999\, the Containment Ordinance and th
 e Ordinance on the Protection of Workers against Risks from Microorganisms
  have regulated the handling of organisms\, in particular genetically modi
 fied and pathogenic organisms. These ordinances require\, among other thin
 gs\, that a person responsible for biological safety be designated for suc
 h activities\, the so-called Biosafety Officer (BSO). LanguageEnglish Ziel
 e Taking into account the respective safety level\, the organisms used and
  the technical equipment\, a biosafety officer (BSO) is responsible for dr
 awing up an operational concept for the biological safety laboratory based
  on the legal foundations\, in cooperation with the bodies involved. He/sh
 e is responsible for information\, awareness raising\, further training an
 d advice on biological safety for the staff working on the premises. Zielp
 ublikum Future or active Biosafety Officers (BSO) Programme Basics in bios
 afetyWaste ManagementSafe working with biorisksBiological hazards and LAI\
 , Containment principlesLaboratory design and technical equipmentLaborator
 y- and safety equipmentPersonal protective equipmentRisk assessment and ri
 sk managementPacking\, sending\, transport\, import and export of biologic
 al agentsHygiene\, disinfection\, [...]
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