Work safety tree 2
This course is particularly suitable for arborists, forestry professionals and people who work at height and want to learn special techniques.
AS Tree 2
Working in an aerial work platform enables efficient and safe working at great heights.
These versatile tools are used in numerous industries such as construction, tree care, building cleaning and event technology. The safe operation of an aerial work platform requires in-depth knowledge of how it works, protective measures and legal requirements.
Targeted training and the use of personal protective equipment can minimize accidents at work and increase work efficiency. Aerial work platforms not only offer safety, but also the flexibility to perform complex tasks precisely and reliably.
This course is a prerequisite for insured persons who carry out work with chainsaws using aerial work platforms. It builds on participation in the Occupational Safety Tree I course.
The Occupational Safety Tree 2 course imparts knowledge and skills:
- for carrying out tree work in the treetop with aerial work platforms,
- for pruning techniques with a chainsaw,
- for abseiling work from branches and trunk sections and carrying out the work under consideration of construction site conditions in accordance with the relevant risk assessment.
Course duration 5 days
Monday to Friday
from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m
Funding from the SVLFG
150 Euro
Course costs
899 Euro
Participants
6
Course focuses
- Structure, function and possible applications for aerial work platforms
- Safety measures in the work basket (two people in the basket)
- Use of the chainsaw in the basket
- Use of abseiling systems, rigging and tree felling
- Work assignments under practical conditions in the aerial work platform
- Rescue exercises with the emergency control and valve control
Requirements for taking part in the course
- Proof of health check:
Valid occupational medical check-up for physical and mental fitness: “suitable for dangerous tree work” or G 41: work with risk of falling AND G 25: driving, controlling and monitoring activities (not G 26.3) - Power saw expertise:
AS BAUM I (40 hours) or module A + B according to DGUV 214 059 or forestry training (the 2-day basic course is not sufficient) - Protective equipment:
Cut protection shoes EN20345 (class 1), safety helmet combination (helmet with chin strap and mesh visor and hearing protection), cut protection trousers EN381-5, work gloves and cut protection jacket with cut protection in the stomach area, handsaw
IMPORTANT
The required health certificates must be presented to the course instructor on Monday BEFORE the start of the course and WITHOUT being requested to do so. Failure to do so will result in exclusion from the course.