Step #6: Enhanced Biosecurity Part 3—Biosecurity Protocols
Written
biosecurity protocols are necessary to ensure accurate communication with all
employees, visitors and delivery personnel.
You may have collected SOPs, logbooks and other biosecurity protocols in Step #3. If not, suggestions are available in the Enhanced Biosecurity Plan
Template and Information Manual for Enhanced Biosecurity, which can be found at
www.securepork.org. Click on the Pork Producers/Biosecurity
tabs to find the needed information.
Open
and complete your Biosecurity Plan Template
Include
the following written biosecurity protocols or select options provided in the
template:
- Employee and Visitor Arrival Agreement (Sample found in Appendix B of Information Manual)Vehicle and Equipment Entry Protocol (#4 Vehicles and Equipment)
- Animal Transport Vehicle Protocol (#4 Vehicles and Equipment)
- Personnel Entry/Exit Procedure (#5 Personnel)
- Incoming Animal and Semen Protocol (#6 Animal and Semen Movement)
- Animal Loading Protocol (#6 Animal and Semen Movement)
- Carcass Disposal Protocol (#7 Carcass Disposal)
- Manure Management Protocol (#8 Manure Management)
- Rodent and Fly Control Plan (#9 Rodent, Fly, Wildlife, and Other Animal Control)
- Feed Delivery Protocol (#10 Feed)
- Training documentation
- People entry
- Vehicle and equipment entry
- Animal movement
- Record of checking bait stations
- C&D station supply log
- Daily observation log
- Emergency Action Plan
Schedule
and document biosecurity training sessions for all employees (#2 Training)
Free biosecurity signs and posters are available from “The Pork Store” www.porkstore.pork.org. Request a free “Swine Disease Push Kit” #04892 for each site.
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