Chainsaw Kit List and Information

 
You will need to provide your own personal protective equipment (PPE) as there are no items for loan
All safety equipment must carry the appropriate CE marking.

Recommend equipment required for the training and assessment

The Chainsaw: -

  • Maximum recommended guidebar length 380mm (15”)
  • Must meet current Health and Safety Regulations
  • Chain must be in good condition – with no missing parts.Refer to photocopy sheet in pack upon booking or contact us in advance for sheet
  • To allow for a realistic demonstration of maintenance and correct sharpening procedure, chain requiring sharpening should be used for assessment of CS30.1.
  • Cutters must be of sufficient length to allow for sharpening
  • Fuel/Oil Mix
  • Chain oil
  • Grease and grease gun if required

Maintenance Tools:-

  • Combination spanner
  • Guide bar cleaner
  • Round file for cutter sharpening
  • File guide (roller or other)
  • Flat file
  • Depth gauge setting tool
  • Clean brush for air filter
  • One other brush/rags for cleaning the machine
  • Product information and operator’s manual
  • Feeler Gauge for spark plug





 
     
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Continued.... Personal Protective Equipment:-

  • Chainsaw Boots*
  • Chainsaw Trousers* (no damage to blocking material)
  • Chainsaw Gloves* (work gloves for maintenance)
    *These should bear the chainsaw logo and show the chain speed to which they have been tested
  • Helmet, with suitable eye and ear protection
  • Hand cleaner or wet wipes
  • Personal First Aid Kit
  • Tape measure

Felling:-

  • Felling bar – must have a hook for turning a tree
  • Felling wedge
  • Lifting tongs/hooks

Notes about the course:

Catering
Please note that hot drinks will be provided throughout the day but you will need to bring your own packed lunch and a folding camp chair if preferred which can be left on site for the 5 days.

Location and facilities
The course will be held on a private estate in Redford, West Sussex (between Midhurst and Liphook) – location and details will be forwarded to applicant upon payment of the course. Due to the nature of the course, the toilet facilities at best will be a basic dug latrine with hand washing facilities.

Please also bring a change of clothes and footwear for going home and any additional clothing must be appropriate to the weather. The site has been very muddy in places so the walk from the car park to the site should ideally be done in wellies! We will drive your equipment into the work area for you.

N.B. We need you to provide a passport sized recent photograph of yourself on the first day to process your registration –this must have your name and date of birth written on the back.

 



 
 
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