Course in Oiled Wildlife Response-Management
OWR-Management
To provide participants an overview of the key management considerations to plan for and implement an industry-led, oil spill wildlife response.
Target Audience:
Industry personnel who will have an involvement in planning for, or implementing oiled wildlife response on behalf of their company.
This may include: oiled wildlife managers; environmental advisors; field operations co-ordinators; wildlife planning advisers; oiled wildlife care coordinator and wildlife facilities infrastructure supervisors.
This may include: oiled wildlife managers; environmental advisors; field operations co-ordinators; wildlife planning advisers; oiled wildlife care coordinator and wildlife facilities infrastructure supervisors.
Learning Outcomes:
- To understand the requirements for why we need to respond to oiled wildlife in the Australian context.
- Detail the key processes in oiled wildlife response.
- To appreciate the relationship between oiled wildlife response and the other functional areas of an incident management team.
- To understand the key ‘inputs’ required to commence and maintain oiled wildlife response (EG – consumables & feed stock, human resources, equipment, etc).
- To provide an overview of species specific clean up techniques (EG – mammals, reptiles).
- To recognise specific oiled wildlife response occupational health and safety considerations.
Learning Methods:
This course will be delivered through a mix of classroom and practical sessions.
Upcoming Non Accredited Courses
| Delivery Style | Date | Time | Location | Available Spaces | Cost | |
| Course in Oiled Wildlife Response-Management (Face-to-face) | 19 & 20 August 2024 | 08:30 am – 04:30 pm | AMOSC Fremantle | 15 | $3,000.00 |