Forestry Education: Mastering Chainsaw Safety Techniques
In the picturesque Cham district, an exciting opportunity has arisen for forest owners seeking to enhance their skills and ensure safe forest work practices. The Office for Nutrition, Agriculture and Forestry Cham is offering a two-day basic course on safe forest work with a chainsaw, specifically tailored for forest owners in the district.
The course, taking place from September 9 to 11, will cover essential aspects of chainsaw operation, safety precautions, personal protective equipment (PPE) usage, and handling techniques. Participants must be of legal age and have complete protective clothing for the practical sessions, which will take place at a specific location yet to be disclosed.
Registration for this course is exclusive to forest owners in the Cham district and can only be done online. The fee for participation is set at 60 euros per participant. The theoretical lessons will be held at the Agricultural Office in Cham, while the practical sessions will take place elsewhere.
For those interested in attending, it is advisable to contact the local forestry office or district administration in Cham, authorized training providers in the Cham area, or consult official websites or bulletins related to forestry or vocational education in the region for more precise details on the registration process, dates, and any prerequisites.
This course is an excellent opportunity for forest owners in the Cham district to gain valuable knowledge and skills, ensuring they work safely and efficiently in their forests. So, don't miss out on this chance—register now for the safe forest work with a chainsaw course and take your forestry skills to the next level!
- Harnessing technology, interested participants can complete the online registration for the safe forest work with a chainsaw course, a pivotal educational opportunity that promotes both safety and self-development in forestry practices.
- Substantiating their knowledge and skills in forestry and self-development, forest owners in the Cham district are encouraged to attend a comprehensive technology-driven course on safe forest work with a chainsaw, due to take place from September 9 to 11.
