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The Wildlife Management And Pest Control Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Misuse of equipment
- Incorrect handling of chemicals
- 2. Initial Site Assessment
- Exposure to dangerous wildlife
- Tripping or falling hazards
- 3. Set Up Equipment
- Incorrect equipment set-up
- Physical strain from heavy lifting
- 4. Administration of Chemicals
- Contact with harmful substances
- Improper disposal of chemicals
- 5. Handle Wildlife
- Bites or scratches
- Zoonotic disease transmission
- 6. Containment and Transport
- Escaped animals
- Vehicles accidents during transport
- 7. Record Keeping and Reporting
- Inaccurate recording of data
- Breach of data security
- 8. Decontamination Process
- Exposure to harsh cleaning agents
- Improper waste disposal
- 9. Maintenance of Equipment
- Misuse of tools
- Inadequate maintenance leading to equipment failure
- 10. Emergency procedures
- Panic during emergencies
- Lack of first-aid knowledge
- 11. Pest Control Procedure
- Unintended harm to non-target species
- Resistance development in pests
- 12. Regulatory Compliance
- Non-compliance penalties
- Incorrect documentation
- 13. Removal of Dead Animals
- Pathogen exposure
- Physical injuries due to mishandling
- 14. Monitoring and Evaluation
- Incomplete monitoring
- Inaccurate evaluation results
- 15. Final Site Clean-Up
- Tripping hazards
- Exposure to residual chemicals
- 16. Staff Training
- Inadequate training
- Miscommunication
- 17. Use of Personal Protective Equipment
- Inadequate protection
- Improper usage
- 18. Follow-up Visits
- Re-emergence of pests
- Further exposure to hazards
- 19. Restocking Supplies
- Incorrect handling of chemicals
- Misuse of equipment
- 20. Post-Project Evaluation
- Omission of critical information
- Inaccurate assessment