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Chainsaw Logbook
FS 1329 HPR 2019/05
Name ____________________________
Chainsaw Log Book
Operator Name:
Certification
Bucker Trainee Faller (FIT) Faller Q.F.T. (Qualified Faller Trainer)
Date Format: ‘yy mm dd’ e.g. 17 06 22
Task
Initial Training (working to complete Task Book) Inspection (Certification Evaluation or inspection) Trail Slashing (Hoselay, limbing, juvenile trees, brush) Bucking (downed stems, helipad, mop up, traininig) Falling (Fuel Free, Clear cut, training) DTF (Danger tree falling, fires, projects) Helipad (Falling opening, construction cuts, training)
Location Geographic location (Page 61) eg. Skeena
Time Half Day (3 hrs or less) Full Day (> 3 hrs) Record each date on separate line as Day or Half Day
Species Representative Species Codes (page 60) ie.Fd Cw
Size Size range (Average Diameter at Stump) ie.12-20
Slope
F = Flat (<10%) M = Moderate ( < 45% ) S = Steep ( 45%-60%) E = Extreme (60%+)
Supervisor Supervisor’s name
Note: If more than one activity or significant variation in working conditions takes place on a particular date >3hrs, use more than one row to enter information.
Completion Guidelines
Logbook must be readily available at all times when using Chainsaw
Page 1
Year Zone Fire Centre Chainsaw Certification
BCWS Chainsaw Work History Name __________________________________
Summary from Previous Logbook
Last Certification
Total Days Bucking (hrs / 6)
Total Days Falling (hrs / 6)
Page 2
Date Training Received
Competency Documented
Certification Achieved
Qualification Summary
Page 3
Name of QFT or QST QFT Employee # Work Site Location
Evaluator Information
Page 4
Comments
Qualification Development
Page 5
Qualification Development
Comments
Page 6
Comments
Qualification Development
Page 7
Qualification Development
Comments
Page 8
Comments
Qualification Development
Page 9
Qualification Development
Comments
Page 10
Comments
Qualification Development
Page 11
Qualification Development
Comments
Page 12
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 13
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 14
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 15
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 16
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 17
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 18
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 19
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 20
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 21
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 22
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 23
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 24
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 25
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 26
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 27
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 28
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 29
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 30
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 31
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 32
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 33
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 34
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 35
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 36
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 37
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 38
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 39
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 40
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 41
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 42
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 43
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 44
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 45
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 46
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 47
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 48
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 49
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 50
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 51
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 52
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 53
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 54
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 55
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 56
Work Experience Log
Date Task Days Supervisor
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Comments
Page 57
Work Site Details
Location Species Size Slope
Page 58
Work Inspection
Inspector Date
Was ERP briefed prior to Work?
Are access trails cleared and marked?
Is Qualified Assistance available?
Was the work area assessed for hazards?
Is there a plan to manage hazards?
All required tools available and maintained?
Are trees/logs assessed for stability/hazards?
Did worker look up regularly while cutting?
Are escape routes cleared to 3m / Cover?
Work always done from the safe side?
Is body position comfortable and balanced?
Are cuts appropriate and accurate?
Is direction of fall / log movement controlled?
Did Faller set a wedge in every tree?
Regular check-ins performed <30 min?
Tree placement avoids brushing, considers work objectives?
Planning and A
ssessment
Operations
Page 59
Inspection Comments
Inspector’s Summary and Comments:
Recommendations to Supervisor or Training plan:
Page 60
DTA Species Group
General Group Species
Douglas-fir, Larch, Pines, Spruces
Douglas-fir Douglas-fir (Fd)
Larch Western larch (Lw) Tamarack (Lt) Alpine larch (La)
Pine Lodgepole pine (Pl) Ponderosa (Yellow) pine (Py) Western white pine (Pw)
Spruce
White spruce (Sw) Engelmann spruce (Se) Sitka spruce (Ss) Black spruce (Sb)
Cedar Cedar Western redcedar (Cw) Yellow-cedar (Yc)
Hemlock Western hemlock (Hw) Mountain hemlock (Hm)
True Fir Grand fir (Bg) Amabilis fir (Ba) Subalpine fir (Bl)
Broad-Leaved Deciduous
Broad-Leaved Deciduous
Bigleaf maple (Mb) Red alder (Dr) Paper birch (Ep) Trembling aspen (At) Black cottonwood (Ac)
Hemlock, True firs
Tree Species Guide
Note: Names and spellings taken from Tree Book: Learning to Recognize Trees of British Columbia., co-published by the Canadian Forest Service and the B.C. Ministry of Forests.
Page 61
Geographic Locations
Geographic General
General Group Specific Region
Northern Boreal
Boreal Mountains
Omineca (OM) Cassiar (CAS) Northern Rockies (NR) Skeena (SK)
Lowlands Peace (PC) Fort Nelson (FN)
Interior Dry
Fraser River Cariboo (CB) Lillooet (LL)
Okanagan Thompson (KAM) Okanagan (OK)
Rain Forest
Coast Coast Mountains (CM) Mid Coast (MC)
Vancouver Island North Vancouver Island (NVI) South Vancouver Island (SVI) Coastal Vancouver Island (CVI)
Interior Wet Belt East Kootenay (EKT) West Kootenay (WKT) Robson (RV)
VanJam (VJ) Merrit (MT)
Out of Province
Northern Alberta (NA) Southern Alberta (SA) Eastern Boreal (EAST) Territories (T) Other
Mountain Pine Beetle
As a professional BC Wildfire Service certified Faller or trainee, you have agreed to adhere to an industry-wide code of practice. The purpose of the code of practice is to provide practical guidance and to summarize standards of safe work procedures in hand-falling work.
A Professional Faller:
recognizes the hazards that he or she encounters, and understands his or her own limitations regarding skills, knowledge and experience.
wears and uses the appropriate PPE, including radio, whistle and first aid kit at all times and ensures that this equipment is properly maintained.
ensures and maintains good mental and physical well-being.
plans before falling and participates in the initial safety meetings
knows and uses emergency and evacuation procedures.
recognizes adverse weather conditions, and knows when to stop work and leave the area according to safe work procedures.
anticipates falling results and plans accordingly before making any falling and bucking cuts.
recognizes hazards and develops a means to control them prior to starting work
uses safe work procedures when preparing to fall, including conducting site assessments and preparing the surrounding area.
uses well-maintained tools and equipment, including the correct size of axe and wedges for the job.
maintains the chainsaw so it is ready prior to the start of any task
uses safe work procedures when in the field, for regularly checking the well-being of fallers and their location and to enter any active falling area..
can safely use and handle the chainsaw, including appropriate use of the chain brake
and uses correct body positions to reduce fatigue and prevent injury.
will recognize dangerous falling practices and plans to avoid them.
Professional Faller’s Code