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FWPFGM3212 – Fall trees manually (intermediate)

Key information

This course is run on demand, please contact us if you have requirement for this training – STOtraining@mba.org.au

Location 
South Coast Training will be facilitated at:
Unit 15 – 16 Hopkins Street
Eden NSW 2551 View on map

Duration
32 hours over 4 days

Times
8.00am – 4.00pm

Delivery
Face-to-Face

Cost 
NSW $950

This program is delivered and assessed by Southern Training Organisation RTO 91378 in both the ACT and South Coast NSW region.

 

 

PDF registration form for the South Coast Group Training Policies Click here for available dates and to register

Further Enquiries

Ph: 1300 659 349

Email: STOtraining@mba.org.au

Currently no scheduled dates – this course is run on demand, please contact Southern Training Organisation

Persons found to be competent in this unit should be able to effectively fell most trees except for the very large and those that have significant defects and/or characteristics causing excessive complexity. It provides detailed instruction on how to fall trees (up to 80 cm in diameter and 40 metres in height on a maximum ground slope of 15°) and deal with typical hazards encountered in a forest or bushland setting. The course also covers basic chainsaw maintenance and sharpening. The second and third days of training is carried out in the forest, where participants are given extensive practical experience in cutting and boring techniques, scarf cutting, back cuts and the use of wedges. This program is delivered and assessed by Southern Training Organisation RTO 91378.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

Participants must wear steel capped footwear and bring their own PPE. STO can provide hi visibility clothing and hard hats if required. For any specific PPE requirements please contact STO.

English language skills need to be sufficient to understand and comprehend written and verbal instructions.

Numeracy skills are needed to interpret calculations and formulas.

CONTENT

  • Workplace Health and Safety
  • Personal equipment and chainsaw kit
  • Chainsaw safety features
  • The cutting attachment
  • Sharpening, tensioning and depth gauge setting
  • Environmental care procedures
  • Crosscutting
  • Safe techniques for cuts and using wedges
  • Assessing a tree, planning the falling procedure and preparing an escape route
  • Cutting the scarf

 

There are currently no scheduled dates – this course is run on demand, please contact Southern Training Organisation at stotraining@mba.org.au

 

For training enquires

Contact Training

Call (02) 6175 5900

Email training@mba.org.au

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