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White Paper

Creating a Biosafety Cabinet Training Program

Julianne L. Baron
Creating a Biosafety Cabinet Training Program White Paper
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Why Training on Biosafety Cabinet Use Matters

Safe and effective use of a biosafety cabinet (BSC) begins with structured, meaningful training. Without it, even experienced laboratory professionals can unknowingly disrupt airflow, compromise containment, or increase the risk of exposure. Creating a dedicated biosafety cabinet training program ensures your staff can safely set up, work inside, clean, and respond to emergencies in a BSC — protecting personnel, research, and the environment.

What You’ll Learn in This White Paper

Authored by Julianne L. Baron, Ph.D., CPH, RBP, President of Science and Safety Consulting, this white paper offers detailed guidance for lab managers and biosafety officers on how to:

Developing a Comprehensive Training Strategy

This guide goes beyond basic operation. It helps you structure a complete BSC user training program by:

Enhance Your Laboratory’s Biosafety Culture

Proper BSC training isn’t a one-time event. This white paper also explores strategies to support learning over time: implementing competency checks, refreshers, mentorship periods, and feedback loops. Building a robust BSC training program leads to better protection of your lab staff, your research outcomes, and your institution's reputation.

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Julianne L. Baron, Ph.D., CPH, RBP
About the Author
Julianne L. Baron, PhD, CPH, RBP, CC is the President and Owner of Science and Safety Consulting, a woman-owned small business with specialized expertise in biosafety, biorisk management, public health, emergency preparedness, lab design, and training development. She obtained her PhD in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology from the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Public Health. Dr. Baron completed the National Biosafety and Biocontainment Training Program (NBBTP) at the U.S. National Institutes of Health. She is certified in public health, is a registered biosafety professional, has professional certifications in both biorisk management and cyberbiosecurity, and is certified in cybersecurity.