Information

  • Document No.

  • Bushland Reserve Name

  • Bushland Contractor

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Others Present

    Activity ID Being Audited
  • Activity ID

Contractor Works

  • 1. Is the weed control technique applied appropriate to the task?

  • 2. Has the weed control technique been applied at an appropriate time in the weed's life cycle?

  • 3. If a herbicide was used was it appropriate to the task?

  • 4. Have blackberries been sprayed?

  • 4.1 Is appropriate signage in place as per page 130 of contract?

  • 5. Do works appear to be thorough (as per comments on monthly report)?

  • 6. Do you observe a good kill rate on individuals that have been treated?

  • 7. Has off target damage been limited?

  • 8. Have works minimised disturbance (particularly in RT zones)?

  • 9. Have works been carried out sensitively (particularly in RT zones)?

  • 10. Do works observe appropriate protection of rare and threatened species (refer to reserve info sheet)?

  • 11. Do the works limit the impact on fauna habitat?

  • 12. Do the works address appropriate priorities for this Activity ID?

  • 13. Are the works being carried out as outlined in the worksplan?

  • 14. are there recent factors that might be affecting weed infestation levels (and contractors ability to achieve quantifiable outcomes) at this location (eg higher than expected rainfall, disturbance, reduced canopy)?

  • 15. Actions arising from above audit?

  • 16. Further comments?

Worksplan Detail

  • 17. Does the worksplan address appropriate priorities for the site?

  • 18. Do any adjustments need to be made to the current worksplan (eg additional target species, changes to priorities or techniques)?

  • 19. What do you assess the current level of vegetation quality at this location to be?

  • 20. Further comments/actions on this section?

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