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Spills

Biosafety Level 1 Spill Biosafety Level 2 Spill Cleanup of a BL2 Spill Blood Spills Spill of Biohazard Radioactive Material Biosafety Level 3 Spill Cleanup of a BL3 Spill Assemble a Biological Spill Kit

Exposures / Injury

Biological Aerosol Exposures Needlesticks and Puncture Wounds Splash to Face

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How to Assemble a
Biological Spill Kit

The basic composition of the kit is as follows:

Concentrated household bleach
A spray bottle for making 10% bleach solutions
Forceps: for handling sharps or dustpan and brush
Paper towels or other suitable absorbent
Biohazard bags: for the collection of contaminated spill clean-up items
Utility gloves and medical examination gloves
Face protection (eye wear or mask)
Sharps container

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Office of Environmental Health & Safety, 135 College Street, Suite 100
New Haven, CT 06510-2411 Telephone: 203-785-3550 / Fax: 203-785-7588