Bob Schultheis Natural Resource Engineering Specialist

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
FAMILY SAFESAFE Keeping your home hazard-free Lawn Mower Safety.
Advertisements

General Safety Overview and Information
My Life Monday Safety wear
Maple Valley Power Saws Husqvarna K 970 Rescue Stihl MS 460 Rescue.
1. The more you know about your saw, the better. Knowing how the saw operates will give you a better understanding of how to use it safely. 2 It’s a deal!
Unit 5 Lesson 1 GPS:AG-FS-3 (a-b).  Identify daily, weekly, and monthly required chain saw maintenance items.  Properly use personal protective safety.
Chainsaws.
Machine Shop Hazards, Machine Tool Safety
Personal Protective Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Over 40,000 people are injured by chain saws every year… How not to be one of them!
Basic Chainsaw Safety & Directional Felling Course Outline Why we train Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Safety features of the chainsaw.
Safety hazards common to pruning. Objective To help workers recognize, prepare for, and prevent hazards common to pruning SAFETY SCHOOL > Information.
OSHA NOTICE & DISCLAIMER “This material was produced under grant SH20866SH0 from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of.
TECHNICAL THEATRE SAFETY. GENERAL THEATRE SAFETY  Theatres usually have a FIRE CURTAIN that can close off the performing area from the auditorium  Multi.
Unit 8: Demonstrate personal safety measures in the use of tools, equipment, materials, and fire prevention techniques that are utilized in agricultural.
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY -METAL ASSOCIATED THEORY TOPICS TOPIC 1. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY (OH&S)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Safety Tutorial Brian Conte CTI Hand tools Hand tools Motorized tools Chemicals Safety gear.
PPE Equipment List Workplace Safety Warehouse
Good Safety Attitude Ultimately a personal choice to follow the rules –Includes: Full attention on the job No horseplay No unnecessary noise Consequences.
Lesson B3–7 APPLYING SAFE PRACTICES IN FOREST MANAGEMENT / CHAINSAW SAFETY.
Safety : PPE Personal Protective Equipment Introduction to Industrial Technology Spring 2014 Mr. Shubert 1.
Properly maintaining and operating lawnmowers. Objective To instruct employees on how to safely maintain and operate a lawn mower to prevent incidents.
Personal Protective Equipment. Protecting Employees from Workplace Hazards Employers must protect employees from workplace hazards such as machines, hazardous.
Safety in the Workplace. Workplace Safety Vocabulary Hazard A situation that could result in injury, disease, or death. Risk The possibility of losing.
Safety Unit. Farm Accidents  2% Poisoning  12% Drowning  44% Farm Machinery  9% Hit By Objects  7% Electrical Current  5% Falls  6% Firearms 
Chain saw By Ali Al Thani.
How to Operate Chain Saws Safely Over 40,000 people are injured by chain saws every year… How not to be one of them!
Personal Safety In Agricultural Mechanics. Objectives State how to create a safe place to work. Recognize hazards in agricultural mechanics Select appropriate.
 Disclaimer  Personal Background  Safety Equipment  Chainsaw Safety  Equipment  Maintenance.
Copyright © Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved. Flexible Manufacturing Basic Safety 1.
Safety in the Woodworking Lab Mr. Pullom MCTC Fall 2006.
Unit 4: General Safety Practices
1 Hand and Power Tools. This material was produced under grant number SH F-54 from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S.
Hand and Power Tools for construction. Basic tool safety  Keep in good condition  Right tool for job  Inspect tools  Operate tools correctly  PPE.
Personal Protective Equipment Hazard Assessment This training program is designed to inform management of the requirements for conducting assessments of.
Horticulture II - Landscape UNIT C LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE.
Agricultural Mechanics
Objective Interpret personal safety hazard related to careers and work related to the field of agricultural engineering.
SAFE WORK PRACTICES IN AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS AG MECH II.
PROCEDURE FOR OPERATING HEDGE TRIMMERS (Revision 1 – 28th October 2010) Toolbox Talk.
Parts of a Chainsaw Front Hand Guard Muffler Oil Filter Fuel Filler Cap Throttle Trigger Rear Hand Guard Rear Handle.
The Welding/Cutting Torch Objective 25.0 Demonstrate proper procedures for oxyacetylene processes.
Chain Saw Safety 10-4 training 10 Slides, 4 minutes Lehigh/Hanson Region West Safety and Health.
Procedure for Use of Stihl Multisystem (Revision 0 – 18th January 2011) Toolbox Talk.
Horticulture II - Landscape Unit C Landscape Installation and Maintenance.
Lab Safety. General Rules Leave lunch for later… Never eat or taste anything in the lab.

WELCOME ..
Fire Safety.
Hand & Power Tool Safety
Flexible Manufacturing
When Servicing Small Engine
Arc Welding Basic Safety.
Maintain the Reliable Performance of your Car Engine.
Avoid these things While Driving your Automatic Transmission Car
Auto Upkeep Basic Car Care, Maintenance, and Repair (2nd Edition)
Auto Upkeep Basic Car Care, Maintenance, and Repair (2nd Edition)
Safety.
Safety hazards common to pruning
Chain Saw Safety.
1 Safety in the Small Gas Engine Shop. 1 Safety in the Small Gas Engine Shop.
Managing health and safety risks
Section 2 Forest Technologies
Over 40,000 people are injured by chain saws every year…
By: Kory Hildebrand PPE.
PPE – Eye, Hand, & Head Safety
Presentation transcript:

Bob Schultheis Natural Resource Engineering Specialist Chain Saw Safety by Bob Schultheis Natural Resource Engineering Specialist

Saw Selection - Electric Needs nearby electric power; no fuel Starts instantly; runs quietly Indoor or outdoor use Limited to 14" bar length Potential shock hazard

Saw Selection - Gasoline Usable anywhere with gas:oil fuel mix Many engine & bar length choices Noisy and smoky Outdoor use only Potential fire & burn hazard

Match Saw Bar Length to Job 8"-12" = light use, limbing, felling very small trees 12"-20" = frequent use, felling/cutting small trees Over 20" = heavy use by professionals

Personal Preparation (Safety Gear) Clothing - well-fitted, consider nylon mesh Hard hat Safety goggles or shielded safety glasses Ear muffs or ear plugs - 15-30 dB reduction Leather gloves Safety boots or high-top leather shoes

Chain Saw = 120 dB Sound Level Duration (hours/day) Sound Level (dBA) 8 90 4 95 2 100 1 105 1/2 110 1/4 or less 115 Source: OSHA Noise Standard

Saw Preparation Sharpen chain if.... it "walks" sideways under power produces fine powder instead of chips must press hard to improve cutting Tension chain to avoid binding/derailing 1/32" chain gap if cold 1/8" chain gap if hot Regular chain lubrication extends life

Chain Saw Safety Features Chain brake Anti-kickback chain Safety tip on bar end Vibration-reduction bushings Automatic chain oiling Trigger or throttle lockout

Chain Saw Operating Techniques 1 Refuel engine only when cool Brace firmly on ground to start; NO drop-starting "Read" the tree before felling Pre-plan unobstructed escape path at 45° retreat angle Shut off and leave saw before retreating

Chain Saw Operating Techniques 2 Don't saw above shoulder height "Look beyond" limb you cut for kickback hazards Check log "support points" before cutting Read the owner's manual

Questions ?? Robert A. (Bob) Schultheis Natural Resource Engineering Specialist Webster County Extension Center 800 S. Marshall, P.O. Box 7 Marshfield, MO 65706-0007 Voice: 417-859-2044 Fax: 417-468-2086 E-mail: schultheisr@missouri.edu Web: outreach.missouri.edu/webster