What is Chainsaw Safety ?
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Course Overview
Each year, around 36,000 chainsaw-related injuries are treated in U.S. emergency rooms, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This highlights the critical importance of proper chainsaw safety practices. Our Chainsaw Safety Training course is designed to equip workers, supervisors, and professionals with essential knowledge to reduce risks while handling chainsaws. Featuring engaging animated infographics and interactive modules, this course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of chainsaw types, parts, and safe operation techniques.
Through clear instruction and practical examples, students will gain the skills needed to operate different types of chainsaws safely and effectively. This program also covers preventive maintenance and personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements to minimize workplace accidents.
COURSE TOPICS
This chainsaw safety course provides a detailed overview of essential safety protocols and usage techniques. Key topics include:
- Types of Chainsaws
- Manual or pocket chainsaws
- Battery-powered models
- Corded-electric chainsaws
- Gas-powered chainsaws
- Pole saws
- Pneumatic chainsaws
- Anatomy of a Chainsaw
- Engine and battery systems
- Carburetor functions
- Drive mechanisms
- Chain brake features
- Cutting chain design
- Routine maintenance (daily, weekly, monthly)
- Safe Chainsaw Operation
- Correct handling and operating positions
- Maintaining balance and proper grip during use
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) essentials
- Avoiding kickback hazards
- Safe starting procedures
ONLINE COURSE DURATION
This interactive online training requires approximately 30 minutes to complete.
PASS MARK
Learners must achieve a score of at least 80% to successfully pass the Chainsaw Safety Training. Up to three attempts are allowed for those needing to retake the course.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
Upon successful completion, participants can instantly download and print their Certificate of Completion, verifying their chainsaw safety competency.
