Thanks for sharing Reg.
Reminded me of when I was a young man and worked for Blackcomb, occasionally we would drop avalanche charges from a helicopter.
I do miss the mountains.......
but not the rain.
I have my wire core lanyard directly under my rigging sling with my climbing line cinched directly above the sling.
Check all the systems twice before cutting. Only takes a second.
I was just being cheeky. Seems there are lots of threads on that subject and they are always interesting.
May have missed your stating the Ont. Regs. I'll have to do some hunting.(y)
If I'm doing tree work on a construction site, possibly. I'll have to check into that.
Just because I'm in a tree, say homeowners backyard. I believe no.
Right now these rules are mandatory for the "construction" industry.
WSIB is mandatory for the construction industry. It is not mandatory for...
From what I understand, we do not require WAH training by the Ministry of Labour at this time, although I agree it is worthwhile training to have.
I believe this is currently mandatory for the construction industry. Arborists do not fall under this sector.
I try and check further into this...
I had a graphic artist draw up a picture from a photograph I sent him. It's me on a spar pole back cutting a block that is pre-rigged.
The guy is a well known artist near my cottage (one of the areas I do work in). He does all the Mercury outboard motor calendars and quite a bit of work for the...
Lift your dump box so that the angle of the box is the same as the angle of the ramps ( or close to it) and you'll eliminate the "break over" factor on a tracked skid steer.
I prefer loading my machine onto my dump trailer than into the back of my chip truck (Dodge 3500), but on certain jobs...