1, personal protection. The experimenters must wear protective articles such as lab clothes, gloves, masks and goggles to avoid contact with harmful substances and microorganisms, and the protective articles must be replaced, cleaned and disinfected frequently.
2. Laboratory environmental protection. The laboratory must be equipped with automatic temperature and humidity adjustment, automatic sterilizer and ventilation system to ensure the air circulation in the experimental area and prevent the spread of microorganisms.
3. Protection of experimental articles. Experimental articles must be treated and disposed in accordance with regulations to prevent harmful substances and microorganisms from leaking and polluting the environment. Experimental articles must be properly stored and labeled.
4. Laboratory management and protection. The laboratory should establish a perfect management system and operating procedures to ensure that the experimenters master the correct protection knowledge and operating methods and improve the safety awareness of the laboratory.
5. Training and education. Training and educating laboratory staff on biosafety knowledge and skills to improve their biosafety awareness and ability.