Landscape Fire Control Work Method Statement

The eight page Safe Work Method Statement outlines the Safety Steps required to operate Landscape Fire Control Safely.

Landscape Fire Control needs to be approached with caution and appropiate Safe Work Method Statements. The Landscape Fire Control Work Method Statement is ready to use and is not a blank template. Work Method Statements can be edited or customised in MS Word if required.

The Work Method Statement includes:

• Operators Requirements
• Planning
• Permits To Burn
• Site Awareness
• Before You Burn
• Using Drip Torches
• Back Burning Operation
• Fire Suppression
• Emergency Procedures

Landscape Fire Control Safety Notes

Before Attempting Landscape Fire Control:

• Before burning notify all neighbouring properties that you intend to burn, and plan escape routes for all personnel & notify them.
• Always keep informed of weather conditions.
• Topographical features such as the degree of a slope and aspect can increase or decrease the speed of a fire
• Permits allow the NTFRS (Northern Territory Fire and Rescue Service) to know the location of legal burns at any given time.