Description
Over the past two decades bioscience facilities worldwide have experienced multiple safety and security incidents, including many notable incidents at so-called "sophisticated facilities" in North America and Western Europe. This demonstrates that a system based solely on biosafety levels and security regulations may not be sufficient.Setting the s
Table of Contents
Introduction: The Case for Biorisk Management. The AMP Model. Risk Assessment. Facility Design and Controls. Rethinking Mitigation Measures. Biorisk Management Training. Operations and Maintenance Concepts. Evaluating Biorisk Management Performance. Communication for Biorisk Management. Three Recent Case Studies: The Role of Biorisk Management. Future Development of Biorisk Management: Challenges and Opportunities.
