Overview
Veterinary and biosecurity services
Advisory for operations holding animals, covering disease-control measures, waste handling and the environmental obligations that sit alongside them.
Biosecurity planning
Site assessment and gap review
Animal and medical waste handling
Effluent and water management
Staff procedure and training input
Documentation and record systems
1. ScopeAgreed in writing before fieldwork
2. SurveyField work to stated methods
3. AnalyseLaboratory and data validation
4. ReportIn the reviewer’s format
The requirement
What the regulator asks for
Authority To be confirmed
Usually needed To be confirmed
Typical durationSite dependent, agreed at scoping before work begins
Common hold-up To be confirmed
Our approach
How we run it
Site visit and gap review first, then written procedures the team can actually follow, then a record system that stays current between inspections.
Free consultationProcedures a team cannot follow are procedures that will not be followed.
Free consultationApplicability
Who this is for
Livestock operations
Animal density and waste volume drive both the biosecurity risk and the environmental obligation.
Poultry farms
Disease control and litter handling sit alongside each other and are usually inspected together.
Veterinary clinics
Medical and animal waste carry strict handling rules from the day a clinic opens.
Questions
Common questions
What does a biosecurity review involve?
A site visit, a look at current practice, and a written gap list against what the operation should have in place.
Do you write the procedures?
Yes, in a form a site team can actually follow rather than a document that sits in a folder.
Can you train the staff?
Yes. Training is usually the part that makes the procedures stick.
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Free consultation
Tell us the site and what is planned, and we will scope the work.