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Site Manager

Last Modified: Apr 26, 2022

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Prepares individuals for the duties associated with being a site manager. This course trains participants to serve as biosecurity specialists on infected premises, provide information on biosecurity issues for the owners and producer, perform site evaluations, determine where the biosecurity line is, help establish and maintain biosecurity, and verify proper cleaning and disinfection of personnel and equipment.

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Veterinary medical officers and animal health technicians

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Course announcement and instructions will be sent by e-mail.

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APHIS.VS.Training@usda.gov

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