3.1.4.1.2
Emergency Protocol Development
Purpose: Emergency protocol development involves creating clear, detailed procedures for responding to various emergencies on the farm. These protocols help ensure that workers respond quickly and effectively to minimize harm to people, animals, and property during crises such as fires, equipment failures, or animal escapes.
Poor Outcome:
No emergency protocols are developed, leading to confusion, delays, and ineffective responses during crises. Workers are unprepared, resulting in higher risks to worker safety, animal welfare, and operational recovery.
Expected Outcome:
Detailed emergency protocols are developed and communicated to all staff, ensuring that workers know how to respond effectively to emergencies. This results in quicker, more organized responses and reduced harm to the farm's operations and safety.
Excellent Outcome:
Emergency protocols are comprehensive, regularly reviewed, and practiced through drills. Staff are highly skilled in implementing them, leading to flawless execution during crises, minimizing harm, and ensuring a swift return to normal operations with minimal downtime or losses.