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Biosafety involves taking safety measures to protect people and the environment from unintended exposure to pathogens and genetically modified microorganisms (GMM).

Short instructions on how to give first aid in different situations are available by using the links below. Read the instructions to prepare yourself on how to respond to an accident.

In case of emergencies such as danger for a person, property or the environment, always call 112 to come in contact with the ambulance service, police, rescue services/fire services, poisons information centre, or on-call doctor.

Risk assessment involves investigating whether there are hazards and then addressing them. It is a proactive approach that aims to minimise or eliminate hazards, thereby contributing to a safer workplace.

There are a number of regulations from different government agencies that regulate how to work safely in the laboratory. A requirement, in all laws and regulations, is that risk assessments must be done before all work in the laboratory.

Both the university and Region Östergötland use liquid nitrogen for storage of samples and sensitive biological materials or for cooling of equipment and processes.

Correct handling of chemical products is important, as deficiencies in handling can lead to accidents, ill health or damage to the environment.

During the Christmas and New year Holidays there may be low activity and presence in laboratories and workshops. Before the Holidays, there are some things to consider and some actions to take.

This page outlines information regarding substances that are either banned, require authorization, or have usage restricted by legislation. Be aware that non-compliance with these rules may result in penalty fees.

Information and routines concering use of laboratories in education.