10 Oct 2024 Categories: News, Safety Bulletins, Chainsaw Operations, Site Safety Ash Dieback Euroforest have shared a number of Ash Dieback safety guidance items. A Toolbox Talk providing practical advice on the safe felling of ash trees and woodlands infected with Ash Dieback (ADB) – updated August 2024 An Individual Tree Risk Assessment to be used by chainsaw operators as an aid when tackling challenging trees Guidance for Landowners, Agents and Forestry workers looking at Safer alternatives to reducing risk exposure in Ash management. Ash Dieback Chainsaw Operator Guidance - developed in collaboration with Simon Bowes at the FCA All are available to download below. Documents to download Euroforest Toolbox Talk 19 - Ash Dieback - 2024.pdf(.pdf, 3.95 MB) Individual Tree Risk Assessment Form - 2024 - Euroforest.pdf(.pdf, 287.23 KB) Reducing Risk Exposure in Ash Management - 2024 - Euroforest.pdf(.pdf, 1.46 MB) Ash Dieback Chainsaw Operator Guidance - 2024 - Euroforest.pdf(.pdf, 604.92 KB) Previous Article Steep ground working – interviews related to fatigue Next Article Lone working Print
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