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Agricultural, Forestry, Livestock and Fishery Workers
Sub-Major Group
62
Market-Oriented Forestry, Fishery and Hunting Workers
Minor Group
622
Fishery Workers, Hunters and Trappers
Unit Group
6224
Hunters and Trappers
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MASCO Code
6224-01
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Hunter
Hunter tracks and captures wild animals such as mammals, birds, and reptiles for purposes including meat, skins, feathers, or other products. They use hunting equipment and knowledge of animal behaviour and habitats to locate and harvest wildlife, and may prepare, transport, or sell the products obtained from hunting in accordance with applicable regulations.
Tasks
Monitor and track wildlife in natural habitats to identify suitable animals for hunting or trapping.
Select permitted mammals, birds, or reptiles in accordance with regulations and seasonal conditions.
Set traps or use appropriate weapons to capture or kill animals safely and effectively.
Handle, skin, and process animals to obtain meat, skins, or other usable products.
Collect and record basic field observations on animal presence and habitat conditions during hunting activities.
Comply with wildlife protection laws, safety requirements, and licensing conditions.
Support sustainable hunting practices, including participation in conservation or habitat-related activities when required.
Transport and deliver animal products to buyers, markets, or authorised recipients.
Skills
Basic
Ability to observe, track and monitor wildlife accurately.
Ability to work safely and effectively in varied outdoor conditions.
Basic problem-solving skills to handle unexpected field situations.
Knowledge of local wildlife species and their behaviour.
Physical fitness and stamina to work long hours in outdoor and remote environments.
Specific
Ability to navigate effectively through remote or forested areas.
Competency in documenting and reporting field observations accurately.
Competency in safe handling of hunting weapons and traps.
Knowledge in conservation laws and regulations applicable to hunting activities.
Knowledge in ecological systems and animal behaviour.
Proficiency in maintenance and repair of tools, equipment, and field machinery.
Proficiency in operation and maintenance of field equipment such as Global Positioning System (GPS), cameras, and related tools.
Proficiency in tracking and identifying wildlife across different environments.
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QUALIFICATION
No formal qualification is required
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