IBC Resources

Sitero’s experienced team provides comprehensive IBC coordination services to help researchers navigate Biosafety and NIH compliance.

The Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe and responsible use of biological agents in research and other activities. An IBC is responsible for reviewing proposals for the use of hazardous biological materials, conducting risk assessments, and providing guidance on biosafety and biosecurity practices. Effective IBCs require a comprehensive understanding of the potential hazards associated with biological agents and the resources necessary to manage these risks. This requires access to various resources, including guidelines, regulations, best practices, and training materials.

Use these resources and links to help understand how Sitero can help your IBC succeed. If you still have questions, feel free to contact us to learn more.

IBC Meeting Minutes

Click below to review Sitero’s IBC meeting minutes.

Sitero Resources

Step-by-step guide to getting your clinical site safe and compliant

IBC 101

What are the training requirements?

Proper use of a Biosafety Cabinet

Industry Links & Tools

ABSA

6th Edition BMBL

NIH Guidelines

Biosafety Services

Biosafety Consulting

Sitero has biosafety professionals that can advise and assist in risk evaluation and mitigation. They can develop programs to promote safe microbiological practices, train on the proper use of containment equipment, and can provide advice on laboratory design.

IBC Services

For institutions that manage their IBC internally, Sitero can provide committee support and coordination. This can be as little or as much support as an institution needs but can remove the need for a dedicated IBC coordinator on-site while also adding Biosafety expertise.

Biosafety Training

Biosafety training is essential to a compliant and safe Biorisk management program. Education and training provides employers, managers, supervisors, and workers with the knowledge and skills needed to do their research safely.