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2016-08-09 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 AUGUST 2016
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Pest Management
Vector Control Fortnightly trapping project with Finish light trap program for the Continue light trap program for
Queensland Health to determine any Aedes mosquito. Aedes mosquito through winter if
presence of the Aedes species Monthly rat bait trap servicing across required
mosquito that can carry Dengue the district
Continuing assistance with animal
fever or Zika virus. No detections Assisting the Pest & Contract Officer
and weed pest compliance, and
2015/2016 mosquito season had with weed inspections, pig trapping
surveillance work
less mosquito infestation compared work and fox den identification work
to 2014/15 year.- 5 aerial treatments Commencement of aerial mosquito
(1020 hectares) vs. last year 7 aerial treatments and mosquito light
treatments. trapping work
Weekly light trapping caught 2743
mosquitoes total compared to 4971
last year. Ross River Virus
notifications = 82 this year vs. 119
last year. Barma Forest Virus
notifications = 7 vs. 13 last year.
WH&S Reviewed WH&S for firearm storage No further action required
and Poison & Chemical
management at Pomona Depot
Completed firearm proficiency
training
Completed WH&S policy for staff
doing asbestos compliance work
Pest Control Established a prequalified supplier Engagement of contractors to assist Investigating the use of sniffer dogs
arrangement for pest control pest control programs. Required to for fox den location
contract services replace a long term injured staff Engage contractor to carry out den
Implemented wild dog baiting member. detection
program Fireweed management at Eumundi Recruit casual pest control officer for
Trial of remote camera use with road land fill to replace staff member on long term
email capability to enable camera Complete 3rd quarter pest survey work cover leave
activity updating from remote program
locations. This has resulted in Ongoing roadside spray program
significant time saving when carrying Wild pig control at Noosa Airstrip
out trapping programs (avoids on North Shore
going trap inspections if not Finalise arrangements with
required) contractors for delivery of pest
animal trapping services
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