Marine Fieldwork
| Before you undertake any marine fieldwork, please seek advice from your academic supervisor &/or the marine fieldwork manager, Penny McCracken (office: E8A 173; tel: 9850 8249). You must fill out the appropriate notification forms below and hand them in to the marine fieldwork manager (preferably at least a few days in advance of conducting fieldwork). | ![]() |
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FORM 2. Fieldwork Participant (excel)- to be completed ONCE by each person (Staff, Student, Visitor, Volunteer) wishing to do fieldwork and to be kept on record for next of kin, contact, medical, qualifications and other useful information. FORM 3. Fieldwork Risk Assessment - to be completed for each fieldwork activity to indicate risks and methods to offset them. This may be reused for repeated fieldtrips if activities / methods / locations remain similar. FORM 4. International Fieldwork Notification - used to supplement Form 3 for international fieldwork only. FORM 5. Undergraduate Course Risk Assessment - used only for undergraduate course fieldwork, rather than Forms 1-3. |
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Boat Use Use of the boat is charged at $40/day for staff and students withing ELS.
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Vehicle Use Private vehicle use |
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| Collecting Marine Specimens If you require marine specimens collected for you for research or teaching, please see Penny McCracken or Kerstin Bilgmann. If you wish to collect specimens yourself, you will have to obtain the correct permits through NSW Department of Primary Industries - Fisheries, or the appropriate Marine Park Authority (e.g. Jervis Bay, Byron Bay) or state governing body. This will usually take at least two months to be processed and approved so plan ahead for such activities. If you need animals kept alive for any period of time and would like them housed in the Sea Water Facility, please contact Kerstin Bilgmann in advance. |
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