ICFR Chainsaw Safety And Operating Manual

60, ICFR – Chainsaw Safety and Operating Handbook 54 immediately be attended to and/or reported. During each refuelling stop it is recommended that the chainsaw operator do the following: • Inspect the complete machine visually to ensure that it is in a serviceable condition. Inspect the c…

8, ICFR – Chainsaw Safety and Operating Handbook 2 Section 1 Provides the statutory requirements, in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, which all employers and employees must comply with. Section 2 Describes the main external components of chainsaws and the…

5, ICFR – Chainsaw Safety and Operating Handbook iii 10.13 Machine assisted tree felling ...................................................................................................30 10.13.1 Introduction .............................................................…

40, ICFR Chainsaw ICFR – Chainsaw Safety and Operating Handbook 34 11.5 debrAnching quAlity The product will inuence the quality required. The following are applicable: • Remove branches up to the point of utilisable timber. • D eb ranch accor di ng t o pr es cribed log…

25, ICFR – Chainsaw Safety and Operating Handbook 19 10.7 felling And timber loSSeS Timber losses during harvesting can occur as a result of poor felling techniques. 10.7.1 Stump heightS All trees must be felled as close to the ground as practicable without damaging …

12, ICFR – Chainsaw Safety and Operating Handbook 6 24. Chain and guide bar cover The chain and guide bar cover protects the saw chain and guide bar when the chainsaw is not in use and during transportation. It also prevents possible injury to persons whom may come into contact with a…