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Arndell Park · warehouses, yards and employment sites

Snake Catcher Arndell Park

A snake in an Arndell Park warehouse, loading area or business yard creates a workplace access issue as well as a wildlife concern. Isolate the immediate area and call for licensed removal advice.

Call 0411 103 488 · NSW licence MWL000102655 · Fully insured

Arndell Park needs a workplace response

Arndell Park sits within Blacktown’s industrial and logistics area, close to Eastern Creek, Huntingwood, Prospect and major freight routes. Businesses may have large frontages, multiple gates, loading docks, pallets, racking, skips, landscaped verges and stormwater infrastructure. Give the catcher the building number, gate, dock or yard reference—not just the business name.

Stop forklifts, vehicle movements and stock handling around the last-seen point. Do not move a pallet, open a concealed compartment, start a vehicle or reach beneath machinery to check whether the snake is still there.

For supervisors and site contacts

Control access

Keep workers, visitors and delivery drivers outside the affected zone. Nominate one contact person and arrange safe escort or induction information before attendance.

Describe the hazard

Report whether the snake is beside a loading bay, under a pallet, in a landscaped boundary, office, drain or vehicle area. Mention plant, dogs, public access and restricted zones.

Do not search by hand

Snakes can move when cover is disturbed. Leave materials in place and preserve a safe observation point only if it can be maintained without entering the zone.

Commercial property FAQs

Can the rest of the site keep operating?
The site supervisor must decide how to manage workplace safety. Keep people and vehicles away from the immediate area until it has been assessed.
What if the snake entered a drain?
Do not lift a grate, flush it or send a worker into the drain. Mark the last-seen position and describe access limitations.
What should happen after removal?
Review stored materials, waste, rodent activity, fence gaps and vegetation around regularly used routes. These steps reduce concealment but cannot guarantee a snake-free site.

Human and pet emergency contacts

Suspected bite to a person

Call 000 immediately. Nepean Hospital’s emergency department is open 24 hours at Derby Street, Kingswood NSW 2747. The hospital switchboard is (02) 4734 2000. Keep the person still, follow the ambulance operator and do not delay treatment to identify or catch the snake.

Possible bite to a pet

Keep the animal quiet and away from the snake. Nepean Animal Hospital, WellPet Vets, 50 Mulgoa Road, Regentville, lists 24/7 emergency care at (02) 4733 3456. Call the veterinary team before travelling for current capacity and transport advice.

Genuine SITC photograph

Harley Jones with a diamond python in a Snakes in the City branded photograph
Harley Jones with a diamond python. Genuine authorised Snakes in the City photograph, branded with the business name and phone number; not a claimed Arndell Park call-out.

Call with clear information

Tell us the exact address, safest access point, last known position and whether the snake is indoors, outside, near pets or in a workplace. A call-out fee applies; we explain the fee and scope before booking, with no dollar amount quoted on this page. Availability and access affect timing, so no fixed arrival promise is made. If the snake disappears, a search may be discussed but capture cannot be guaranteed.

For a suspected bite, call 000 immediately. Keep still, follow the ambulance operator and do not handle the snake.

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