Learning objectives
- Knowing the risks that can affect an establishment and its animals
- How to draw up an effective emergency plan
- Complying with regulations
Specialist training
Remote| Duration | 3.5 hours |
|---|---|
| Sessions | 02 Jul 2026 |
| Timetable | from 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. |
| Access times Response within 48 hours | |
Organisations
- Inter-company sessions on the agenda
- In-company sessions on request
- Can be organised face-to-face
Instructor(s)
Camille MENARD
Veterinary surgeon with a post-graduate diploma (DESV) in Laboratory Animal Science and Medicine, Director of the joint animal care service at the University of Bordeaux, member of the RN-SBEA and the AFSTAL.
From 2026, new regulations will require animal breeding and research establishments to have emergency plans in place to protect animal welfare in the event of a critical situation (breakdown, natural disaster, etc.). This training course is aimed at animal facility managers, researchers and professionals in the sector who want to anticipate these obligations by putting in place appropriate preventive measures and emergency protocols.
Who is this course for?
Target audience
- Animal Facility Manager, Animal Facility Staff, SBEA members, Designated veterinarians, HSE Safety and maintenance managers
Prerequisites
- No
Programme
- Regulatory framework and fundamental principles
- Identifying risks
- Drawing up and formalising an emergency plan
- Emergency response
- Case studies
Teaching resources
- Theoretical contributions
- Participatory exercises
- Teaching support sent by e-mail
Assessment procedures
Assessment of knowledge in the form of a questionnaire leading to a training certificate
Prices
- Sessions on the agenda: 120 EXCLUDING VAT / participant
- Other: on request
Accessibility
- Disabled access: Adaptation to your needs on request
- Admission procedure : Entry questionnaire