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Falconry Risk Assessment Template

Create a professional, comprehensive risk assessment for falconry in animal care settings. Tailor hazards and measures to your needs and download a professional PDF. Add your own branding.

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What this covers.

This template focuses on typical risks and controls for falconry in animal care settings. You can add, remove or adapt items to match your context.

Potential benefits

  • Encourages outdoor activity and connection with birds of prey.
  • Enhances understanding of predator-prey relationships and raptor biology.
  • Provides non-invasive pest control methods using trained birds.
  • Preserves an ancient cultural tradition and teaches sustainable hunting techniques.
  • Supports wildlife conservation efforts by promoting responsible bird care.

Typical hazards & measures

  • Potential aggression between birds in close quartersHouse birds separately unless they are compatible. Train handlers to recognize early signs of aggression. Use perches that provide adequate spacing to prevent birds from reaching each other.
  • Birds getting caught on obstacles (trees, wires, structures)Conduct site inspections before flying birds in a new area. Use radio tracking devices on birds in case of unintended landings. Train birds to recall to the glove promptly if they become caught or disoriented.
  • Injury to birds from improper handling by staffProvide comprehensive training for all staff on proper bird handling techniques. Regularly assess and refresh training to maintain high standards.
  • Escape of birds due to faulty jesses or tracking equipmentInspect all jesses, leashes, and telemetry devices before each use. Maintain a strict routine of equipment checks and replacements. Train birds to recall to the glove or lure reliably even without equipment.
  • Public fear or anxiety leading to disruptive behaviorClearly communicate what to expect during displays. Offer opportunities for individuals to opt out or observe from a distance if they are uncomfortable.

How to use this template

  1. Click Create Risk Assessment: Falconry to begin immediately.
  2. Review suggested hazards and measures, then tailor as needed.
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