Lol! I understand what you're saying! but I think that there is a lot of wisdom and experience on here that can help point people in the right direction.
I believe I understand most of the business end of running my tree service. I guess I am wondering what part of the safety compliance is an actual law and not just a suggestion for best business practices.
So, I've been thinking about standards and what needs to be done to properly run a tree service by the law. My understanding is the z133 standards are not technically the law. But sometimes OSHA uses them to enforce safety practices...
So, what exactly are the laws for running a tree service...
when you do one cut on top and one cut on the bottom I have heard that referred to as a jump-cut. Are you talking about one cut on one side and one on the other side and then put the saw down and break the branch off by hand?
That is what I am talking about, doing the things that I know should be done right.
And yes, my main worker carries his own liability insurance and has his own company.
Appreciate all the responses guys! Good job keeping it civil LOL!
Yes, my main concern is being able to stay competitive while followings proper safety procedures and also following regulations to do things legally. I have honestly been wondering if I would be able to continue to run my...
I know you are not supposed to "one hand" a chainsaw. So, what are you supposed to do when you are up in a bucket or lift and are piecing down a tree? We have always just cut with our top handle saw and tossed the branches down with other hand. But, I know this is not how it is supposed to be...
Why is the lifting capacity so different between the standard and telescoping 254? I understand the capacity would be lower when telescoped out, but I assume the lifting capacity would be rated with the telescope in?
I was wondering if the difference was a heavier arm because of the...