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Keep your saw clean – free of sawdust, dirt and oil. Wear safety gloves or mitts when sharpening the chain. DO NOT. Do not start a chain saw when it is resting against any part of your body. Do not stand directly behind the saw. Do not leave a saw running unattended. Do not carry chain saws while it is running.
Use proper safety clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE), that are appropriate for the tasks being performed, to reduce the risk of injury. Clothing should be well-fitting to prevent any entanglement with the chain saw. The following personal protective equipment and clothing are recommended when operating a chain saw.
Keep fuel and oil away from sparks and hot surfaces. Store your chainsaw in a cool, dry place. Do not carry a chainsaw on your shoulder unless the chain is properly guarded or removed. Do not transport chainsaws, fuel, or oil in the passenger compartment of a vehicle. Review the manufacturer’s manual for additional safety instructions.
Prepare a felling notch (also called a directional or front notch) that is perpendicular to the direction of fall. First, cut downward at about a 45° angle so that the bottom of the cut is about 1/5 to 1/4 of the tree trunk diameter. Next, make an undercut that meets the diagonal cut exactly and remove the piece.
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CSA Z62.3-11 (R2021) defines kickback as: Kickback – the rapid upward motion of the guide bar that can occur when the saw chain, near the nose (tip) of the top area of the guide bar, contacts an object such as a log or branch (rotational kickback), or the backward motion that can occur when the wood closes in and pinches the saw chain in the ...
aw.Maintain full power throughout each cut.Ensure that the chai. does not move when the chain saw is idling.Turn off the chain sa. before refuelling or doing any maintenance.Keep your. saw clean – free of sawdust, dirt and oil.Wear safe. s or mitts when sharpening the chain.DO NOTDo not start a chain saw when.
Routine maintenance and service can minimize the hazards of working with chain saws. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for maintenance and repair in the chain saw operator's manual. Do not use a chain saw that is damaged or not adjusted properly. Before using it, have it repaired and adjusted according to the manufacturer's specifications.
CAN/CSA Standard Z94.3-15: Eye and Face Protectors.A face shield attached to the hard hat without safety g. provide the adequate eye protection.Gloves & MittsLeather gl. ves with ballistic nylon reinforcement on the back.They offer a good grip on the saw and absorbs some vi. ration that provides some protection for the hands.Leather g.
imize the hazards of working with chain saws.Follow the manufacturer's instructions for maintenance. nd repair in the chain saw operator's manual.Do not use a chain. saw that is damaged or not adjusted properly. Before using it, have it repaired and adjusted a. cording to the manufacturer's specifications.Use only replacement parts that are.
