This is THE conference on the planning, design, construction, operation and biosecurity details for biocontainment facilities. It addresses all biocontainment levels and all project types ranging from new construction to retrofits, and from total buildings to lab wings and isolated containment suites.
The key to successful biocontainment projects lies in the details – details on space allocation, systems, furniture, equipment, materials, construction, operations, and biosecurity. This is true for all BSL levels (BSL3, ABSL3, 3-Ag and 4) and all applications (pathogen labs, animal facilities, clinical space, or pharmaceutical environments).
Don’t build, or even plan, without the necessary information this conference will give you.
Here you’ll learn:
- Successful project strategies and facility details for BSL3, ABSL3, 3-Ag, and 4
- How to resolve conflicting BSL design guidelines and classification standards
- Construction, cost, and design details
- The use of early planning and project scoping methodologies
- Strategies for successful community public relations
- How to decide on system redundancies and quantify risk
- Success strategies for facility commissioning
- How to upgrade conventional space to BSL-rated space
- State-of-the-art biosecurity planning
- The feasibility of convertible BSL3/4 space
- How facility operating protocols and equipment impact facility decisions
- How to build these types of facilities fast and right
Make this meeting an integral part of your 2003-2004 management plan by bringing your scientists who will use these facilities and the key operations people who will have the responsibility of running what you build.
I look forward to seeing you in Hilton Head!
Steven L. Westfall
President
Tradeline Inc.
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Who should attend this conference?
This conference is for project managers, group leaders, research department heads, operating staff, and financial officers who work for research-based institutions that own and occupy their own buildings.
In order to maximize your conference experience, Tradeline’s unique attendance policy limits attendance by representatives of firms that provide management consulting, design, construction, contract services or products to this audience to those who are making presentations or exhibiting at this conference.
