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Evolution of a Team-Run BSL-3 Facility Maintenance Program Lesley Homer University of Pittsburgh Regional Biocontainment Laboratory Biosafety Officer Daniel J. Fisher University Of Pittsburgh Assistant Vice Chancellor Research Operations

University of Pittsburgh Regional Biocontainment Laboratory 33,000 sq. ft. Multi user Multi Pathogen Facility 3 BSL3 Laboratory Suites 4 ABSL3 Laboratory Suites o Imaging Suite o Necropsy Suite o Aerosol Challenge Suite

Regional Biocontainment Lab Cagewash/ Decon Necropsy CT/PET ABSL3 ABSL3 ABSL3 ABSL3 Women s Locker/ Entry Aerobiology Men s Locker/ Entry Offices BSL3 BSL3 BSL3 BSL2 LAB

1 st Year Timeline of Occupancy and Operation April 2008 Commissioning completed uninfected primates delivered May 2008 Started BSL3 work with Tuberculosis June 2008 DSAT/CDC and APHIS inspections for use of Select Agents November 2008 Received approval to store and use Select Agents March 2009 Completed first few transfers of Select Agents into facility April 2009 Began work with Select agents; most suites hot August 2009 Initiated annual re-verification program

Why is Annual Re-Verification Needed? Provides a time for staff, support personnel, and vendors to perform required routine, repair, and preventative maintenance Verification of engineering controls Verification of room integrity Annual inspection of scientific/clinical equipment Update and review standard operating procedures

1 st Year Re-Verification Program RBL Management Team Associate Director Biosafety Officer Operations Manager Laboratory Manager Vet & Vet Supervisor Aerosol Director Management Team will provide oversight of re-verification program Start with laboratory suites Relocate investigators to other suites to support continuous research

1 st Year Re-Verification Program Disinfect & clear each suite with no PPE required Conduct re-verification tasks Return PI to home suite and reopen Repeat for lab suites Repeat for animal suites Complete re-verification in one year

Tasks: Relocation and Disinfection Relocation of PI supplies/equipment Surface disinfection of suite Vaporized hydrogen peroxide disinfection of all labs Clearance of suite Personnel Required: Lab Manager, BSO, laboratory technicians, veterinary technicians, Operations Manager, facilities staff Timeline: 90 labor hours

Re-Verification Tasks: Engineering Controls Tasks: Calibration of Environmental Controls, Sensors and Alarms Temperature, humidity, differential pressure sensors Verification of Isolation Controls Bubble tight dampers Control Valves Personnel required: Facilities Engineers Timeline: 24 labor hours

Re-Verification Tasks: Suite/Facility Tasks: Re-lamping of all fixtures Door closure adjustments Room level filter changes (animal suites) Safety shower testing General repairs to the facility Lab equipment maintenance Personnel required: Facilities Engineers & lab techs Timeline: 24 labor hours

Re-Verification Tasks: Exhaust HEPAs Tasks: Validated VHP decontamination of pre-filters and HEPA filters Changing of pre-filters and trace filters Recertification of HEPA filters Personnel required: BSO, Facilities Engineers & vendor Timeline: 24 labor hours

Re-Verification Tasks: Room Integrity Testing Tasks: Verification of directional air flow source Use commissioning data as baseline Perform relative tightness test Seal all known sources of air (i.e. around door) Draw room down to a -.2 w.c. Measure and record the make-up air Repeat test at operating pressure -.05 w.c. Personnel required: Facilities Engineers Timeline: 10 labor hours

Re-Verification Tasks: Equipment Certification Tasks: Biosafety cabinet certification Supply-side HEPA filter certification Animal caging certification Transfer cart certification Requires escort at all times Personnel required: Engineers, lab/vet techs, & vendor Timeline: 20 labor hours

Re-Verification Tasks: Completion Tasks: Inventory and restock drugs PAPR cleaning Restock PPE/garb in entrance/exit rooms Restock exposure kits Update all signage Return PI to suite and reopen suite Personnel required: RBL BSO, Lab Manager, lab & vet techs Timeline: 40 labor hours

Re-Verification Year 1: Milestones &Timelines Schedule Communicate 30 hours Relocate Back 10 hours Relocate Out 30 hours 70 hours 20 hours Recertification Decontaminate 60 hours Maintenance

Re-Verification Year 1: Lessons Learned Met the timeline Validated VHP process for all labs/rooms/suites Performed preventative maintenance and calibration Allowed time for unexpected and necessary repairs to the facility Developed documentation and tools SOPs and checklists Tracker for HEPA filter certification Relocating PIs is extremely labor-intensive Relocating PIs is disruptive to ongoing work

Goals for Re-Verification Year 2 Lab suites: Leave PIs in place with no relocation Leave lab suites hot & perform re-verification quickly Animal suites: Leave PIs in place when possible; relocate only when needed Fully decontaminate and clear animal suites more efficiently Schedule multiple building engineers if needed Complete each suite re-verification in 1-2 weeks Conduct rolling exhaust HEPA filter certification Complete all Year 2 ABSL3/BSL3 re-verifications in one year

Year 2: Disinfection & Relocation Lab suites: Left PIs in place with no relocation Left lab suites hot- Only basic surface disinfection Animal suites: Only relocated PIs from 2 suites Fully decontaminated all suites in <1 week

Re-Verification Tasks Year 2 Tasks: Calibration of environmental controls, sensors and alarms Suite tasks such as re-lamping & door closure adjustments Room integrity testing Lab equipment maintenance Certification of all HEPAs/BSCs Personnel required: MULTIPLE Facilities Engineers & lab techs Timeline: 70 + 20 labor hours (all in same week)

Re-Verification Year 2: Exhaust HEPA Filter Maintenance Performed separately from suite revalidation for flexibility One filter per bank per suite isolated, decontaminated, and recertified Does not impact directional airflow Third Party vendor performs certification Recertify 6 filters per visit

Re-Verification Year 2: Department Name (View Master > Edit Slide 1) Schedule Communicate 5 hours 20 hours Certification Decon 20 hours 70 hours Maintenance Total of 100 labor hours for BSL3 Total of 120 labor hours for ABSL3

Suite Department Name (View Master > Edit Slide 1) Year 1 vs. Year 2 Time Requirements Total Hours Year 1 Total Hours Year 2 Total duration suite was closed Year 1 Total duration suite was closed Year 2 Lab Suite 1 220 100 8 weeks 1 week Lab Suite 2 20 100 N/A 1 week Lab Suite 3 220 100 10 weeks 2 weeks ABSL 1 220 180 4 weeks 2 weeks ABSL 2 160 120 5 weeks 2 weeks ABSL 3 160 120 4 weeks 2 weeks ABSL 4 220 120 8 weeks 2 weeks Service Corridor 140 80 4 days 1 week Aerobiology 30 10 2 days 1 day

Re-Verification Year 2: Lessons Learned Leaving PIs in their suites saved time Leaving lab suites hot saved time Separation of exhaust HEPA filter certification from suite revalidation worked well No impact to suite level ventilation Simplified filter recertification scheduling Developed new tool for tracking progress per suite

Regulatory Oversight Inspected twice since reverification program began Provided re-verification protocols and records to inspectors Received positive feedback on program In compliance with SA-Gram issued 8/5/2011 regarding initial verification and annual re-verification of facility and HVAC

Unexpected Maintenance Findings Damaged Gasket Bubble Tight Damper Repair

Unexpected Maintenance Findings Damaged Supply Side Hepa Filter

Unexpected Maintenance Findings Door Seals damaged by rapid transfer cart and cagebanks

Unexpected Maintenance Findings Missing Rapid Transfer Port Handle Buttons Knocked Off By Cages/Carts

Unexpected Maintenance Findings Removal of TNEMEC paint when removing plastic sealant around door frame for decontamination

Goals for Re-Verification Year 3 Continue Year 2 plan Complete each suite in 1-2 weeks Continue rolling certification of exhaust HEPA filters Complete all Year 3 ABSL3/BSL3 re-verifications in one year