Boots should be clean and disinfected coming onto and off the dairy. If footwear is going to leave the dairy, it should be rubber so that it can be disinfected.
Everyone who arrives on the dairy should be wearing clean, freshly laundered clothing.
Visitors should park on a hard surface that is not contaminated by dairy vehicles.
Visitors should enter the dairy through only one entrance. The entry should be through a place where boots can be disinfected and hands and equipment cleaned.
People who have no need to work with animals should not be allowed in animal areas.
Traffic from off the dairy should not cross areas traveled by the dairy's vehicles.
Vehicles, loaders, and tractors should be cleaned if they become contaminated with manure or dirt, including inside floors.
Contaminated equipment or clothing should be washed and disinfected or stored separately from clean items.
Control pets and pests in the dairy buildings.
Anyone traveling abroad should not enter the dairy for at least 7 days.
Action items for: Milk trucks, feed trucks, and all other delivery and service personnel involved with non animal contact.
Clean delivery vehicles: floor mats, material contact areas, and exterior.
Drivers should stay away from animal confinement areas.
Drivers should wear clean clothing and have disinfectant solution, brush & pail.
Drivers should wear clean boots and disinfect them exiting and entering vehicle.
Drivers should limit their activity only to the delivery or pickup of goods area.