Poultry Biosecurity and Welfare Monitoring

No. AUSVETPLAN describes the national approach to destruction, disposal and decontamination. Destruction is subject to approval by the jurisdictional Chief Veterinary Officer, and mass depopulation is also subject to state and territory animal welfare legislation. OneTemp supplies monitoring equipment that supports those requirements and produces records. Follow your agency’s instructions on all response decisions.

Monitoring for compost temperature, gas concentration and poultry shed conditions (ammonia, temperature and humidity), specified for each site once we understand your requirements. Systems can include remote alerts and logged records.

The AUSVETPLAN Response Strategy for Avian Influenza (v5.3) covers response policy. The Disposal (v5.1) . Destruction of Animals (v5.0) operational manuals cover those activities. Poultry welfare requirements come from the national Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Poultry, which each state and territory is adopting into its own law. Mass depopulation is also subject to state and territory animal welfare legislation and the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines.

Request a callback and our team will talk through your site and requirements. Our team works with government agencies, university researchers and engineering consultants on environmental and research projects.

Call the Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888. It connects you to your state or territory primary industries agency. Your state agency and industry bodies publish further guidance. OneTemp does not advise on suspected cases.