Regulation stipulates that it is important when animals are transported that their welfare is looked after, and no unnecessary stress is endured. Therefore training is essential so that you understand these regulations and safety requirements, ensuring that animals are transported correctly.
Who is it for?
Our one day attendance course is for you if you currently work as a transporter or attendant using road vehicles to transport farmed animals, horses and poultry in connection with an economic activity.
Once the day is completed you will receive a certificate of attendance in Animals in Transit.
What will you get from it?
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Act within the law with respect to ‘live farm animals being transported by road’.
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Apply the benefits of good handling and loading of livestock.
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Avoid unnecessary stress to the stock during transport.
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Know how to care for casualty animals with the frameworks set out by SVS.
Course sessions:
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Animal welfare and who is responsible?
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What are the qualities of an effective stock person?
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Stress
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Unfit animals
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Rest, food and water
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Planning for the unexpected
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Stock densities
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Handling and animal welfare
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Vehicle construction and inspection
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Documentation
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Review of legislation
The things you need to know: |
| Duration: |
1 Day |
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| Delivery method: |
Unspecified |
| Max no of learners: |
12 |
| Cost: |
Cost is determined by your training provider. To find your nearest provider visit the ‘Where can I get qualified’ tab |
| Cost: |
Cost is determined by your training provider. To find your nearest provider visit the ‘Where can I do this course’ tab. |