Crushing, struck by falling tree branches Check environmental and weather conditions or striking against Space training lightning Confined rock fall, falling environmental – tree branch vehicles, boats and machinery tunnel or trench collapse or appropriately trained operator firearms Licenced Firearms and archery use external professional weapons spear gun permits gun and secure storage dart safe transport indigenous safe pre-use condition check Animals indirect – - mosquitoes, spiders, Ethics Approval insects Animal or direct contact ticks, leeches pre-commencement check of site, traps and  crocodiles, snakes, frogs, equipment reptiles – toads abatement through physical means (e.g. fencing off) - wild pigs, buffalo, cattle, persons in or near the risk ferals Minimise camels etc environmental and weather conditions Check pollen counts etc. marine sharks, jellyfish, – stonefish, cone shells, stingrays vaccinations Obtain bats use appropriate trapping and containment cat, dog etc. devices (cage, bag, tank, box) domestic – cattle, sheep, horses, livestock – pigs, fowl allergens/allergic reactions  disease and zoonoses construction/use trap and care of species handling transport strategy/method release strategy/method PROCEDURE FOR JACKING AND WHEEL CHANGING The safest method of jacking a vehicle is to use the standard hydraulic bottle jack that comes with the vehicle. Never crawl under a jacked-up vehicle for any reason unless it is also supported stably on blocks (or on level ground). Jacking Procedure Using a Bottle Jack Park the vehicle on a firm and surface. Engage gear and apply the hand brake. a chock ahead and behind the wheel diagonally opposite to the wheel to be changed.
Crushing, struck by or striking against falling tree branches lightning environmental – rock fall, falling tree branch vehicles, boats and machinery tunnel or trench collapse Check environmental and weather conditions Confined Space training Firearms and weapons firearms archery spear gun dart gun indigenous Licenced or appropriately trained operator use external professional permits safe and secure storage safe transport pre-use condition check Animals – indirect or direct contact insects - mosquitoes, spiders, ticks, leeches reptiles – crocodiles, snakes, frogs, toads ferals - wild pigs, buffalo, cattle, camels etc marine sharks, jellyfish, stonefish, cone shells, stingrays bats domestic – cat, dog etc. livestock – cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, fowl allergens/allergic reactions  disease and zoonoses trap construction/use handling and care of species transport strategy/method release strategy/method Animal Ethics Approval  pre-commencement check of site, traps and equipment abatement through physical means (e.g. fencing off) Minimise persons in or near the risk Check environmental and weather conditions – pollen counts etc. Obtain vaccinations use appropriate trapping and containment devices (cage, bag, tank, box) PROCEDURE FOR JACKING AND WHEEL CHANGING The safest method of jacking a vehicle is to use the standard hydraulic bottle jack that comes with the vehicle. Never crawl under a jacked-up vehicle for any reason unless it is also supported stably on blocks (or on level ground). Jacking Procedure Using a Bottle Jack Park the vehicle on a firm and surface. Engage gear and apply the hand brake. a chock ahead and behind the wheel diagonally opposite to the wheel to be changed.