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Chainsaw Safety Awareness Training (Two Day) |
Our two-day Chainsaw Safety Awareness Training offers an in-depth, hands-on learning experience designed for those who want to strengthen their skills, confidence, and safety practices. This extended format allows for more time in the field, practical application, and detailed instruction on safe chainsaw and pole saw use.
Participants benefit from a balance of classroom learning and extensive outdoor practice, ensuring techniques can be safely and effectively applied in real-world work environments.
Interested in Hosting This Session?
To host this training, the following requirements must be met:
An indoor classroom that can accommodate up to 10 participants
Access to a projector and screen
An outdoor woodlot with vehicle access
Trees must be available for felling and practicing cutting techniques
Tree diameter range: 6–18 inches (15–45 cm) A pole saw provided by the host facility for review and practice
Our instructors will need to transport equipment to the practical site, so vehicle access is required.
Woodlots located within a 5-minute drive of the classroom are preferred.
To inquire about available hosting dates, please email:training@ontarioparksassociation.ca
What Participants Are Saying
Feedback from past attendees highlights the value and quality of this training:
“It was a fantastic course, and the instructor is a phenomenal teacher — definitely worth registering for!”
“After taking this course, I realized I was using the chainsaw and pole saw unsafely. Now I know what needs to be corrected to keep me safe.”
“The course was beyond my expectations.”
“Loved the hands-on components.”
“One of the best courses I’ve taken — an excellent instructor.”
“All material taught can be applied to everyday use in the parks system.”“The instructor is very thorough and truly knows his stuff. I’ll be taking this course again!”
For more information on hosting or attending, please send an email referencing the course title to training@ontarioparksassociation.ca |