AHCPMG304 – Use Firearms To Humanely Destroy Animals

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Professional Pest & Feral Animal Control Training

Develop the practical skills and knowledge required to safely, legally and humanely use firearms in field-based animal management through the nationally recognised unit AHCPMG304 – Use Firearms to Humanely Destroy Animals.

Designed for licensed firearm users working in pest and feral animal control, this one-day course combines theory and practical assessment to build competence in humane destruction practices, legislative compliance and operational decision-making.

Whether you are already working in the industry or seeking to formalise your skills, AHCPMG304 provides structured training aligned with real-world field conditions.

This qualification will also allow you to become a Contract Shooter, or join the Supplementary Pest Control Program in conjunction with NSW National Parks & Wildlife

Why the course exists and what you’ll learn

AHCPMG304 describes the skills and knowledge required to euthanase animals using firearms and techniques appropriate to the type and mobility of the target animal. The unit focuses on achieving humane outcomes while maintaining the highest standards of firearm safety, animal welfare and legal compliance.:

This nationally recognised training is delivered by Industry Training Specialists (RTO 45860), operated by SSAA (NSW) Ltd, and facilitated by qualified, experienced trainers who equip participants with the practical skills and knowledge to apply industry best practice in the field.

Why train with SSAA NSW

We believe training in humane pest animal destruction should develop both practical capability and professional judgement. This course is delivered in a respectful, hands-on manner that reflects the realities of field-based pest animal management

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Delivered by qualified, experienced industry trainers

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Nationally recognised, competency-based training

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Hands-on learning in supportive environments

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Focused on safety, ethical practices and professionalism