MODULE 3: Biosecurity principles and practices

Dr. Don Reynolds Author

09/06/2018 Added

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In this module the first five of the 14 National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP) Biosecurity Principles are covered. Common biosecurity management practices and strategies related to the principles are provided. Included: Biosecurity responsibility, training, line of separation, perimeter buffer area, and personnel. (21 min.)

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[00:00:02.510]Hello. I'm Dr. Don Reynolds,
[00:00:04.219]professor and poultry veterinarian at the
[00:00:06.559]University of Nebraska-Lincoln,
[00:00:08.489]and welcome to the Big Red Biosecurity
[00:00:10.779]Program for poultry.
[00:00:12.799]This is Biosecurity Training Module 3:
[00:00:15.769]Biosecurity Principles and Practices.
[00:00:18.569]In this module we will be reviewing the
[00:00:21.769]first 5 of the 14 National Poultry
[00:00:23.859]Improvement Plan, N-P-I-P, biosecurity
[00:00:27.299]principles, and providing samples of
[00:00:29.488]management practices and strategies
[00:00:31.678]to comply with these principles.
[00:00:33.578]For more information, we refer you to the
[00:00:36.548]resource on the www.poultryimprovement.org
[00:00:40.478]website as seen on this slide.
[00:00:44.898]These are the 14 biosecurity principles.
[00:00:47.678]Today we will be reviewing the first five.
[00:00:50.924]Biosecurity Principle Number 1:
[00:00:53.754]Biosecurity Responsibility. [Clears throat] Excuse me.
[00:00:58.194]The biosecurity coordinator is responsible
[00:01:00.604]for the development, the implementation,
[00:01:03.014]the maintenance and ongoing effectiveness of
[00:01:05.634]the biosecurity program. Depending on the
[00:01:08.104]type and size of poultry operation, the
[00:01:10.144]biosecurity coordinator's responsibility
[00:01:12.414]would be at the farm, production site,
[00:01:14.604]production complex or company level.
[00:01:16.824]The biosecurity coordinator should be
[00:01:17.934]knowledgeable in the principles of biosecurity.
[00:01:20.554]The biosecurity coordinator, along with the
[00:01:23.014]personnel and caretakers on the farm and
[00:01:25.434]production sties are responsible for the
[00:01:27.704]implementation of the biosecurity program.
[00:01:30.204]The biosecurity coordinator should review
[00:01:32.644]the biosecurity program at least once
[00:01:34.824]during each calendar year and make
[00:01:36.974]revisions as necessary.
[00:01:38.384]The audit guidelines for
[00:01:39.854]for the biosecurity responsibility.
[00:01:42.334]Is there a biosecurity coordinator?
[00:01:45.114]If so, please provide their name.
[00:01:47.024]Is there a site-specific biosecurity plan?
[00:01:50.114]Site-specific biosecurity plans can be defined
[00:01:53.024]as either farm specific or complex-wide specific.
[00:01:56.164]Supporting documentation that is requested
[00:01:58.714]should reflect farm-specific or complex-wide
[00:02:01.384]specific, as appropriate.
[00:02:02.874]Is the biosecurity coordinator knowledeable
[00:02:05.384]in the principles of biosecurity?
[00:02:07.354]The biosecurity coordinator must be able to
[00:02:09.854]describe and interpret their company's
[00:02:12.084]biosecurity program and how it meets the
[00:02:14.484]requirements of the N-P-I-P
[00:02:16.184]biosecurity principles.
[00:02:17.564]Does the biosecurity coordinator review the
[00:02:20.064]biosecurity plan at least once during each
[00:02:22.454]calendar year and make revisions as
[00:02:24.594]necessary? The biosecurity coordinator
[00:02:26.834]must be able to provide recorded dates in
[00:02:29.224]which annual reviews were made and evidence
[00:02:31.894]of revisions to the biosecurity plan, if any
[00:02:34.234]were necessary.
[00:02:36.324]Does the biosecurity plan indicate there
[00:02:38.634]will be a review by the biosecurity
[00:02:40.634]coordinator in periods of heightened risk
[00:02:42.984]of disease transmission?
[00:02:44.494]Documentation of compliance, including
[00:02:46.814]evidence of a discussion during periods of
[00:02:49.234]heightened risk can take any form. For
[00:02:51.464]example, emails, letters, memos, phone logs,
[00:02:54.064]text messages, etc. It is the responsibility
[00:02:56.984]of the biosecurity coordinator to clearly
[00:02:59.904]define and communicate the "period of
[00:03:02.654]heightened risk" in the biosecurity plan.
[00:03:07.334]Each site should have a coordinator and a
[00:03:10.694]plan. If an entity has a coordinator and a plan,
[00:03:14.794]it can be audited. If an entity doesn't have
[00:03:17.184]either one, who's responsible for biosecurity?
[00:03:20.314]Whoever is responsible should be audited.
[00:03:23.304]Recommend working with big entities first.
[00:03:25.814]They should be responsible, especially if
[00:03:28.114]their supply depends on contractors or
[00:03:30.374]purchased product. They need to protect
[00:03:32.724]that supply. A memorandum of understanding,
[00:03:35.984]or M-O-U, between the state O-S-A. O-S-A
[00:03:39.774]means official state agency--may be needed
[00:03:42.884]for multistate entities, similar to those
[00:03:45.124]used for hatchery and laboratory inspections.
[00:03:47.974]Here are key points to remember
[00:03:50.534]about the biosecurity responsibility in
[00:03:53.914]Principle 1.
[00:03:55.534]Documentation is key. Remember, if it's not
[00:03:59.584]written down, that is documented, then it
[00:04:01.974]didn't happen. Traditional log books are
[00:04:05.044]acceptable. Examples: sign-in, sign-out logs.
[00:04:08.384]Other forms such as electronic access,
[00:04:10.624]video, etc., are also acceptable.
[00:04:13.734]Everyone on the premise should know
[00:04:16.664]the identity and role of the
[00:04:18.494]biosecurity coordinator.
[00:04:21.157]Annual biosecurity programs / plans need
[00:04:23.617]to be reviewed at least once annually, when
[00:04:26.827]circumstances--for example threat levels--
[00:04:29.457]change. Documentation may include minutes
[00:04:32.887]of meetings or discussions, notes and
[00:04:35.147]addendums to biosecurity programs and
[00:04:37.537]plans--remember, date and initial these--
[00:04:40.197]email, text messages, correspondence,
[00:04:43.917]memorandums, letters, phone records, etc.
[00:04:48.557]Biosecurity Principle 2: Training.
[00:04:51.827]The biosecurity program should include
[00:04:54.197]training materials that cover both farm
[00:04:56.507]site-specific procedures as well as
[00:04:58.487]premise-wide and / or company-wide procedures
[00:05:02.187]as appropriate. All poultry owners and
[00:05:04.417]caretakers that regularly enter the perimeter
[00:05:06.967]buffer area must complete this training.
[00:05:09.317]The training must be done at least once
[00:05:11.677]per calendar year and documented. New
[00:05:14.057]poultry caretakers should be trained at hire.
[00:05:16.847]Training records should be retained, as
[00:05:19.187]stated in Title 9-C-F-R 145.12b and
[00:05:24.627]146.11e.
[00:05:30.195]Guidelines for training.
[00:05:31.725]Does the biosecurity program include
[00:05:33.895]training materials that cover both farm
[00:05:36.235]site-specific procedures as well as company
[00:05:38.935]and / or complex-wide site-specific
[00:05:41.145]procedures as applicable?
[00:05:42.735]Do all poultry owners and caretakers that
[00:05:45.125]regularly enter the perimeter buffer area,
[00:05:47.505]P-B-A, complete this training? Supporting
[00:05:49.945]documentation. Example, training logs,
[00:05:54.255]training completion sheets, sign-in sheets,
[00:05:56.655]certificates of completion, etc., should be
[00:05:59.055]provided.
[00:06:00.345]Has the training been completed at least
[00:06:02.665]once per calendar year and documented?
[00:06:05.105]Supporting documentation. Example,
[00:06:07.275]training logs, training completion sheets,
[00:06:09.705]sign-in-sheets, certificates of completion, etc.,
[00:06:12.285]should be provided.
[00:06:13.555]Are new poultry caretakers trained at hire?
[00:06:16.055]Supporting documentation, training logs,
[00:06:18.395]training completion sheets, sign-in sheets,
[00:06:20.805]certificates of completion, etc.,
[00:06:22.635]should be provided.
[00:06:23.935]Are training records retained as stated in
[00:06:26.315]9C-F-R 145.12b and146.11e?
[00:06:30.315]Records must maintained for at least three years.
[00:06:35.945]Key points to remember about biosecurity
[00:06:38.395]Principle Number 2: Training.
[00:06:41.405]Documentation is key. A written biosecurity
[00:06:45.125]program or plan, that is a manual, specific
[00:06:47.545]for the site is recommended. All personnel
[00:06:50.055]should be familiar with the biosecurity
[00:06:52.315]manual and its contents. All personnel should
[00:06:54.985]know where to find the biosecurity manual
[00:06:57.505]and a copy kept on site.
[00:07:00.065]All personnel that enter the site perimeter
[00:07:02.495]buffer area should have biosecurity training.
[00:07:05.555]Training should be immediate upon hire.
[00:07:08.245]Training should be completed annually.
[00:07:11.465]Initial and annual training should be
[00:07:13.940]documented. Who was trained, who provided
[00:07:16.830]the training, what was covered--this should
[00:07:19.350]be specific to the site--training logs,
[00:07:22.200]certificates of completion, etc., should be
[00:07:24.810]retained. Training records must be
[00:07:27.160]retained for at least three years.
[00:07:31.425]Biosecurity Principle 3: Line of Separation
[00:07:35.425]or L-O-S. The line of separation is a
[00:07:37.875]functional line separating the poultry
[00:07:40.045]house or houses and the poultry inside
[00:07:42.315]from exposure to potential disease sources.
[00:07:45.185]Generally, it is defined by the walls of
[00:07:47.385]the poultry building with practical
[00:07:49.355]deviations to account for entry points,
[00:07:51.545]structural aspects or outside access
[00:07:53.815]area. The site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:07:56.429]should describe or illustrate the boundraries
[00:07:58.989]of the L-O-S and clearly outline the
[00:08:01.019]procedures to be followed when caretakers,
[00:08:03.529]visitors or suppliers cross it.
[00:08:05.559]For poultry enclosed in outdoor pens,
[00:08:08.119]similar principles for the L-O-S can be
[00:08:10.289]applied for defining and controlling the
[00:08:12.549]L-O-S for each pen. In this circumstance,
[00:08:15.049]the walls of the outdoor pens would provide
[00:08:18.264]a template for defining the
[00:08:19.914]lines of separation to be
[00:08:21.434]used when entering or exiting the pens.
[00:08:23.954]For poultry with non-enclosed outdoor
[00:08:26.184]access, the L-O-S is recommended but not
[00:08:28.644]required. Further, in an emergency disease
[00:08:31.334]state where the transmissible disease risk
[00:08:34.384]is heightened, it is highly recommended to
[00:08:36.854]enclose all poultry and enforce a line of
[00:08:39.144]separation.
[00:08:41.614]Audit guidelines. Does the site-specific
[00:08:44.584]biosecurity plan describe or illustrate the
[00:08:47.044]boundaries of the L-O-S?
[00:08:48.944]If not, please explain.
[00:08:50.840]Provide a diagram, map and/or a detailed
[00:08:53.230]description if the line of separation.
[00:08:55.320]The L-O-S is recommended but not required
[00:08:57.870]for poultry with unenclosed outdoor access,
[00:09:00.370]but is highly recommended during
[00:09:02.390]periods of heightened risk.
[00:09:04.040]Does the site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:09:06.480]clearly outline procedures to be followed
[00:09:08.850]when caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:09:11.210]cross the L-O-S?
[00:09:12.630]Provide the procedure:
[00:09:14.050]written instructions, signage,
[00:09:15.850]training videos, etc.-- to be followed
[00:09:18.750]by caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:09:20.860]to cross the line of separation.
[00:09:24.220]Here is a diagram outlining
[00:09:27.440]a broiler / turkey farm
[00:09:28.830]and the lines of separation,
[00:09:30.570]as you can see here in the red.
[00:09:32.380]The light blue is the perimeter buffer area.
[00:09:38.345]This is a diagram of a table-egg complex.
[00:09:41.365]Again, the walls of the building
[00:09:43.965]are delineating in the red
[00:09:45.495]the lines of separation,
[00:09:47.035]the light blue being the perimeter buffer area.
[00:09:52.411]Line of separation--enclosed outdoor pens.
[00:09:55.181]For poultry enclosed in outdoor pens,
[00:09:57.551]similar principles for the lines of separation
[00:10:00.021]can be applied for defining and controlling
[00:10:02.471]the L-O-S for each pen.
[00:10:03.991]In this circumstance, the walls
[00:10:05.871]of the outdoor pens would provide a
[00:10:08.031]template for defining the L-O-S to be used
[00:10:10.451]when entering or exiting the pens.
[00:10:14.482]For poultry with non-enclosed outdoor
[00:10:16.742]access, line of separation is recommended
[00:10:19.342]but not required.
[00:10:20.992]Further, in an emergency disease state where
[00:10:23.612]the transmissible disease risk is heightened,
[00:10:26.122]it is highly recommended
[00:10:27.662]to enclose all poultry and enforce
[00:10:29.662]a line of separation.
[00:10:33.912]Guidelines. Audit guidelines on the
[00:10:35.942]line of separation.
[00:10:37.192]Does the site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:10:39.802]describe or illustrate the boundaries
[00:10:42.202]of the line of separation? Yes or no.
[00:10:45.203]If no, please explain. Provide a diagram,
[00:10:47.523]map and/or a detailed description
[00:10:49.513]of the line of separation.
[00:10:51.073]Line of separation is recommended but not
[00:10:53.563]required for poultry with
[00:10:55.073]unenclosed outdoor access, but is
[00:10:57.083]highly recommended during periods of
[00:10:59.343]heightened risk.
[00:11:00.503]Does the site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:11:02.693]clearly outline procedures to be followed
[00:11:05.033]when caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:11:07.203]cross the L-O-S, yes or no?
[00:11:09.633]Provide the procedures. Example,
[00:11:11.973]written instructions, signage,
[00:11:13.723]training videos, etc., to be followed by
[00:11:15.953]caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:11:17.823]to cross the line of separation.
[00:11:21.253]Here are key points to remember about
[00:11:25.633]line of separation biosecurity principle.
[00:11:29.378]Define, identify the line of separation, the L-O-S.
[00:11:33.378]A map or diagram is recommended.
[00:11:36.028]This should be included
[00:11:37.558]in a biosecurity manual.
[00:11:39.108]Where and how to obtain a map or diagram?
[00:11:42.148]Perhaps you have building or
[00:11:43.908]construction plans that are retained
[00:11:47.908]from the original building site.
[00:11:50.048]Perhaps you can go to Google Earth or
[00:11:53.068]a commercial photographer or video producer
[00:11:56.589]can be implemented.
[00:11:58.449]For instance, an aerial photographer
[00:12:00.629]where they fly over with airplanes
[00:12:02.789]and take pictures, or drone technology.
[00:12:05.279]Actually on our website we have some
[00:12:07.649]examples of drone technology providing
[00:12:10.529]excellent images of poultry complexes.
[00:12:13.808]Procedures for crossing the line of separation.
[00:12:16.888]Include in your site-specific training.
[00:12:20.423]Include both the entry and the exit.
[00:12:23.313]Include site personnel, suppliers and visitors.
[00:12:27.143]Written in biosecurity manual. This is a
[00:12:30.123]standard operating procedure, again that
[00:12:33.443]needs to be written and documented in your
[00:12:36.153]biosecurity manual. And remember,
[00:12:38.963]signage is very helpful.
[00:12:42.201]Outdoor poultry.
[00:12:44.431]Pens, walls or sides of pens can define the
[00:12:46.871]line of separation.
[00:12:48.141]Nonenclosed poultry, the line of separation
[00:12:51.191]is not required; however, in an
[00:12:53.071]emergency situation the biosecurty plan
[00:12:56.041]should include a way to enclose birds
[00:12:58.720]and enforce a line of separation.
[00:13:03.460]Biosecurity Principle 4.
[00:13:05.730]The perimeter buffer area (PBA).
[00:13:07.908]The perimiter buffer area is a functional
[00:13:10.420]zone surrounding the poultry house or
[00:13:12.650]poultry raising area that separates them from
[00:13:15.230]areas unrelated to poultry production on that
[00:13:17.820]site and or adjoining properties.
[00:13:19.720]It is comprised of the poultry houses and
[00:13:22.070]poultry raising areas as well as nearby
[00:13:24.270]structures and high-traffic areas involved
[00:13:26.620]in the daily function of the poultry farm.
[00:13:28.960]This would usually include,
[00:13:30.570]but not be limited to,
[00:13:31.910]such things as feed bins, manure sheds,
[00:13:34.200]composting areas, egg rooms,
[00:13:35.990]generators, pump rooms, etc.
[00:13:37.800]The site-specific biosecurity plan should
[00:13:40.100]describe or illustrate the
[00:13:41.610]boundaries of the PBA
[00:13:43.000]and clearly outline the procedures that
[00:13:45.250]caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:13:47.130]must follow when entering and leaving
[00:13:49.390]the perimeter buffer area.
[00:13:50.990]Guidelines.
[00:13:51.850]Does the site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:13:54.970]describe or illustrate the boundaries of the
[00:13:57.460]perimeter buffer area?
[00:13:59.480]Provide a diagram, map and or a detailed
[00:14:02.790]description of the PBA.
[00:14:04.910]Does the site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:14:07.800]clearly outline the procedures to be followed
[00:14:10.340]by caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:14:12.450]when entering and leaving the
[00:14:14.320]perimeter buffer area.
[00:14:16.150]Provide the procedures. Examples: written
[00:14:18.610]instructions, signage, training videos, etc.
[00:14:20.980]to be followed by caretakers, visitors or
[00:14:23.250]suppliers when entering and leaving the PBA.
[00:14:26.845]Here's a diagram showing a poultry complex,
[00:14:32.045]and the outline in yellow is outlining
[00:14:34.965]the perimeter buffer area, which is in
[00:14:37.345]blue here, the light blue.
[00:14:41.391]The perimeter buffer area is a functional zone
[00:14:44.001]surrounding the poultry houses or
[00:14:46.011]poultry raising area that separates them
[00:14:48.341]from areas unrelated to poultry production
[00:14:50.831]on that site and or adjoining properties.
[00:14:53.111]It is comprised of the poultry houses and
[00:14:55.491]poultry raising areas as well as
[00:14:57.331]nearby structures and high-traffic areas
[00:14:59.631]involved in the daily function of the
[00:15:01.711]poultry farm.
[00:15:02.641]This would usually include but not be limited to
[00:15:05.301]such things as feed bins, manure sheds,
[00:15:07.611]composting areas, egg rooms,
[00:15:09.431]generators, pump rooms, etc.
[00:15:11.241]The site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:15:13.161]should describe or illustrate
[00:15:14.851]the boundaries of the PBA and
[00:15:16.701]clearly outline the procedures that
[00:15:18.741]caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:15:20.601]must follow when entering and leaving
[00:15:22.851]the perimeter buffer area.
[00:15:24.501]Here's a typical turkey / broiler farm diagram.
[00:15:27.331]And again, showing the outline of the
[00:15:29.941]perimeter buffer area in blue.
[00:15:33.461]Here it is for a table-egg complex, again
[00:15:38.001]outlining in yellow the perimeter buffer area.
[00:15:43.296]So audit guidelines.
[00:15:45.116]Does the site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:15:47.576]describe or illustrate the
[00:15:49.076]boundaries of the PBA? Yes or no.
[00:15:51.216]Provide a diagram, map and or a detailed
[00:15:53.796]description of the PBA.
[00:15:55.526]Does the site-specific biosecurity plan
[00:15:57.896]clearly outline the procedures to be followed
[00:16:00.453]by caretakers, visitors or suppliers
[00:16:02.443]when entering and leaving the PBA? Yes or no.
[00:16:05.073]Provide the procedures. Example, written
[00:16:07.433]instructions, signage, training videos, etc.,
[00:16:09.903]to be followed by caretakers, visitors or
[00:16:12.163]suppliers when entering and leaving the PBA.
[00:16:17.418]Here are key points
[00:16:18.668]to remember about the perimeter buffer area
[00:16:21.568]biosecurity principle.
[00:16:23.948]Define / identify the perimeter buffer area.
[00:16:27.628]So a map or a diagram of your complex
[00:16:29.898]is recommended.
[00:16:31.108]This map or diagram should be included
[00:16:33.418]in the biosecurity manual.
[00:16:35.388]Where do you get such a map or diagram?
[00:16:37.968]Again, if the original building or
[00:16:39.818]construction plans are available, this
[00:16:41.928]might be a source. If not, perhaps
[00:16:43.978]Google Earth or commercial photography or
[00:16:47.358]video such as aerieal photographers
[00:16:50.558]or drone technology.
[00:16:51.988]Procedures for entering and exiting
[00:16:54.458]the perimeter buffer area should include
[00:16:57.828]site-specific training, should include
[00:17:00.248]both entry and exit procedures,
[00:17:02.618]include site personnel and suppliers and visitors,
[00:17:05.708]be written in your biosecurity manual as
[00:17:08.495]S-O-P, standard operating procedure,
[00:17:11.195]and, again, signage is very helpful.
[00:17:15.466]Biosecurity Principle 5: Personnel.
[00:17:18.486]The biosecurity program and or the
[00:17:20.596]site-specific biosecurity plan should include
[00:17:23.272]provisions specifically addressing
[00:17:25.562]procedures and biosecurity
[00:17:27.352]personal protective equipment, P-P-E,
[00:17:31.282]for site-dedicated personnel.
[00:17:33.142]The plan should likewaise address
[00:17:35.142]the procedures and biosecurity P-P-E
[00:17:37.272]for non-farm personnel.
[00:17:38.762]The plan should also specify procedures
[00:17:41.062]which all personnel having had recent
[00:17:43.262]contact with other poultry or avian
[00:17:45.322]species should follow before re-entering the
[00:17:47.842]perimeter buffer area.
[00:17:51.130]Audit guidelines for personnel.
[00:17:53.410]Does the biosecurity program and or
[00:17:55.840]site-specific biosecurity plan include
[00:17:58.266]provisions specifically addressing
[00:18:00.226]procedures and biosecurity personal protective
[00:18:02.956]equipment for site-dedicated personnel?
[00:18:06.336]P-P-E should be described in the biosecurity plan for
[00:18:09.866]each type of production facility.
[00:18:12.446]Does the biosecurity program and or
[00:18:14.836]site-specific biosecurity plan address
[00:18:16.975]the procedures and biosecurity P-P-E for
[00:18:19.745]non-farm personnel?
[00:18:21.745]P-P-E should be described in the
[00:18:23.645]biosecurity plan for each type of production
[00:18:26.165]facility or non-farm personnel.
[00:18:28.005]Does the biosecurity program and or
[00:18:30.185]site-specific biosecurity plan specify
[00:18:32.895]procedures which all personnel
[00:18:35.205]having had recent contact
[00:18:36.805]with other poultry or avian
[00:18:38.445]species should follow before
[00:18:40.175]re-entering the P-B-A?
[00:18:41.575]Supporting documents. Supporting documentation.
[00:18:44.485]Examples: signed statements, acknowledgement
[00:18:47.235]forms, visitor log-in, signed policy documents, etc.
[00:18:50.345]should be provided.
[00:18:52.855]Key points to remember about
[00:18:55.355]biosecurity Principle 5: Personnel.
[00:18:59.845]Define and identify those points of entry and
[00:19:03.095]exit for all personnel.
[00:19:05.355]Again, a map or diagram is recommended, and
[00:19:08.065]this should be included in the
[00:19:09.835]biosecurity manual.
[00:19:11.855]Procedures for entering and exiting.
[00:19:14.385]Personal protective equipment, P-P-E.
[00:19:17.355]These should be specified for each
[00:19:19.605]entry and exit point.
[00:19:21.665]The type of P-P-E specified. Examples: disposable
[00:19:25.165]boots, washable boots, head gear, coveralls, etc,
[00:19:30.065]should be specified in your biosecurity manual.
[00:19:34.445]The location of where they're provided.
[00:19:36.695]And the location of where you put on your P-P-E,
[00:19:39.445]the donning location. Or the doffing, where you
[00:19:42.145]take off your P-P-E is important.
[00:19:45.065]It is also important to properly dispose
[00:19:48.145]and or recycle the used P-P-E.
[00:19:51.095]To include all site personnel, suppliers
[00:19:54.535]and visitors in the written procedures.
[00:19:58.175]All of these need to be written in the
[00:20:00.295]biosecurity manual.
[00:20:02.055]Again, signage is very helpful.
[00:20:07.370]Previous or recent contact with other poultry.
[00:20:10.530]Written procedure on the time requirements.
[00:20:14.630]For example, if someone goes to a poultry show
[00:20:18.410]you may require at least 48 hours without any
[00:20:22.530]exposure to poultry before they can
[00:20:24.610]re-enter the perimeter buffer area.
[00:20:27.000]Written procedures on
[00:20:28.430]site personnel owning birds, including
[00:20:31.760]pet birds.
[00:20:33.330]Supporting documentation, example,
[00:20:35.580]sign-in logs, for all site personnel, service
[00:20:38.170]personnel and visitors.
[00:20:42.950]This ends Module 3. Thank you very much.

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