Appendix E Bushfire Hazard Assessment Report · RAL24/0003

Site occupants should seek advice from the local fire authority every 5 years (as a minimum)
to ensure the subject recommendations remain appropriate as site conditions and hazard
assessment methodologies may change over time.
Bushfires are an intrinsic part of Australia's environment, are often unpredictable, and have
potentially extremely serious consequences. All Queenslanders should be familiar with the
official Bushfire Warnings system and have a completed Bushfire Survival Plan. Print ready
guides for preparing a Bushfire Survival Plan and to assist in the interpretation of the official
Bushfire Warnings system are available for download from the Rural Fire Service Queensland
website – https://ruralfire.qld.gov.au/bushfires/.
There are three formal Bushfire Warning levels:
          Advice
         Monitor conditions and review your bushfire survival plan.
          Watch and act
        Conditions are changing. Start taking action and follow your bushfire survival plan.
          Emergency Warnings
        You are in danger. Act on your bushfire survival plan now.




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