IAA - Essential Safety Practices for Tree Work
Illinois Arborist Association - Urban Forestry and Tree Care Content
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46m
Tree work safety is vital, focusing on climbing techniques and equipment. Key personnel are introduced, and safe practices for tying into trees are discussed, highlighting risks like natural crotch climbing. Various climbing equipment options are reviewed, along with the importance of ground crew readiness for emergencies. Chainsaw safety is emphasized, including proper operation and rigging safety measures to prevent accidents.
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