Managing Encounters with Wildlife
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Health, Safety & Environment
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Managing Encounters with Wildlife
MODULE 1
Effective wildlife management is essential for ensuring workplace safety in Canada, particularly in terms of bear encounters, emphasizing the significance of understanding bear behaviours, the importance of making noise while moving through dense areas, recognizing bear species differences, and the proper use of bear deterrents like noise makers and bear sprays, while also providing guidance on handling other wildlife encounters including cougars, wolves, moose, rattlesnakes, and insects, all in order to minimize risks and prevent dangerous encounters during outdoor work activities.
Bears: Behaviours, Avoiding Encounters & Characteristics
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Promoting a safe workplace environment in Canada involves crucially managing encounters with wildlife, particularly bears, by understanding their behaviours, taking preventive measures, and responding appropriately during encounters to ensure both human safety and the well-being of these animals.
Bear Deterrents - Noise Makers & Bear Spray
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When working in bear country, practicing bear awareness and avoidance techniques is essential, but in situations of approaching or charging bears, using bear deterrents like noise makers and bear sprays can be effective tools of deterring bears while maintaining precautions and proper usage for optimal safety.
Other Wildlife - Managing Encounters with Wildlife
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When working outdoors, it is important to be aware of potential encounters with hazardous wildlife such as bears, cougars, wolves, moose, rattlesnakes, ticks, and other insects; staying vigilant, making noise to prevent surprise encounters, and knowing appropriate actions to take to minimize risks and ensure workplace safety.
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