IAA - Working Safely From Ground up to Crown Part 1
Illinois Arborist Association - Urban Forestry and Tree Care Content
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Cantini Park prioritizes safety in tree work by implementing strict protocols. Key personnel highlight the importance of inspecting climbing gear and personal protective equipment (PPE). Regular checks for hard hats, hearing protection, and arborist climbing lines are essential. Hydration and proper tool maintenance are emphasized, along with vehicle safety checks. Briefings on job site hazards and chipper safety are crucial for preventing accidents.
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