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AREA Power On The Line Training (Advanced Chain Saw)

Dates: Apr 11 - 12, 2018 1:00pm - 4:00pm   2018-04-11 13:00 2018-04-12 16:00 America/Chicago AREA Power On The Line Training (Advanced Chain Saw) AREA PowerOn The Line TrainingObjective: To recognize hazards, plan and apply techniques to remove trees from power linesfollowing storms. Techniques to utilize ground tools and chainsaw operations to mitigate linehangups.Participants: Max 12 per instructorWorkshop Time Requirement: Approximately 10-12 hours. (According to site - 1.5 day)Day One - 1300 to 1700Day two - 0830 to 1600Prerequisite: Must have attended and completed the Three Day Storm Sawing Workshop toparticipate in OTLT.Classroom/Field SiteReview PPEReview Hinges and NotchesReview of Felling TechniquesReview of Limbing/Bucking TechniquesReview RDT and SharpeningPole Saw TechniquesHanger/Hung Tree RemovalTree Rolling TechniquesSliding Rail TechniquePull Lines and Throw LinesPractical Field ApplicationsDiscussions of Line Situations and SafetyDiscussion of Bucket UseTrees will be felled and or placed on an existing power line section. Plans made and workcommences (hands on) to remove the line debris utilizing various techniques.Hands on sharpening and saw maintenance (RDT) in the field until competent.Required Equipment:PPE- Head, eye, ear, gloves, chaps, boots.Chainsaw - Ready to RunFuel and Bar Oil2 Saw Chains (to fit your chainsaw)Sharpening Tools. Saw File, Flat File with Handle or Guide (to match your saw chain)3 Wedges Tombigbee EC Alabama Rural Electric Association
Location: Tombigbee EC

AREA Power
On The Line Training
Objective: To recognize hazards, plan and apply techniques to remove trees from power lines
following storms. Techniques to utilize ground tools and chainsaw operations to mitigate line
hangups.
Participants: Max 12 per instructor
Workshop Time Requirement: Approximately 10-12 hours. (According to site - 1.5 day)
Day One - 1300 to 1700
Day two - 0830 to 1600
Prerequisite: Must have attended and completed the Three Day Storm Sawing Workshop to
participate in OTLT.
Classroom/Field Site
Review PPE
Review Hinges and Notches
Review of Felling Techniques
Review of Limbing/Bucking Techniques
Review RDT and Sharpening
Pole Saw Techniques
Hanger/Hung Tree Removal
Tree Rolling Techniques
Sliding Rail Technique
Pull Lines and Throw Lines
Practical Field Applications
Discussions of Line Situations and Safety
Discussion of Bucket Use
Trees will be felled and or placed on an existing power line section. Plans made and work
commences (hands on) to remove the line debris utilizing various techniques.
Hands on sharpening and saw maintenance (RDT) in the field until competent.
Required Equipment:
PPE- Head, eye, ear, gloves, chaps, boots.
Chainsaw - Ready to Run
Fuel and Bar Oil
2 Saw Chains (to fit your chainsaw)
Sharpening Tools. Saw File, Flat File with Handle or Guide (to match your saw chain)
3 Wedges

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