Biological Safety

A professor working safely on biological experiments with her students

Biological Safety

At Providence College, we believe great research starts with a safe environment. Our Biosafety Manual provides guidance for working safely with biological materials and incorporates the NIH Guidelines and best practices from the Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL).

Research projects involving biological materials are registered through the College’s informal Biosafety Committee. This process helps faculty and students identify potential risks, ask questions, and put appropriate safety measures in place before research begins.

Our goal is simple: support excellent research while keeping our students, faculty, staff, and community safe. Whether you are new to biological research or an experienced researcher, the Office of EHS is here to help you understand the resources, training, and safety practices needed to work confidently and safely.

Jessica King, MPH

Director of Environmental Health and Safety
Environmental Compliance/Facilities Planning

401.865.2549
jlking16@providence.edu

Greg Myers, MBA

Associate Director Environmental Health and Safety
Environmental Compliance/Facilities Planning

401.865.1585
gmyers1@providence.edu