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The Manage Wildlife Habitats Within Trees Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping over equipment
- improper manual handling
- 2. Risk Assessment
- Incorrect information
- overlooking potential risks
- 3. Personal Protective Equipment Check
- Inadequate protection
- misuse of equipment
- 4. Mobilise to Site
- Transport incidents
- exposure to unknown wildlife
- 5. Initial Area Survey
- Fall from heights
- close encounter with dangerous wildlife
- 6. Establish Work Area
- Struck by falling objects
- alter wildlife habitat
- 7. Tree Wildlife Habitat Identification
- Biological hazards
- misidentification
- 8. Develop and Implement Control Measures
- Ineffective control measures
- poor communication
- 9. Apply Treatments if Required
- Improper application
- chemical exposure
- 10. Monitor Progress
- Non-detection of new problems
- lack of continuous monitoring
- 11. Communicate Findings
- Misinterpretation
- non-disclosure of important information
- 12. Prepare Report
- Incomplete reporting
- incorrect data interpretation
- 13. Clean Up
- Slips
- trips and falls; contact with harmful substances
- 14. Safe Transportation of Equipment/Personnel
- Road accidents
- loading/unloading incidents
- 15. Review and Evaluation
- Inaccurate assessment
- ignorance of identified issues