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• 10.1.0-FIE-01 : Forest traceability control sheet / .PDF

  Certification Guide

  

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  This factsheet covers the traceability of forest products from the forest to the end buyer. It also prevents the mixing of certified and uncertified timber. Implementing a traceability system optimises management, planning and harvesting, reducing losses and missed logs. This system facilitates internal control, ensures better stock management and provides useful data for administrative and tax declarations.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 10.1-FIE-01

  Type: Explanatory sheet

• 10.1-EXC-01 : Forest traceability register / .XLS

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  This Excel file can be used to trace logs by logging pocket. It is also used to trace log bucking and transport.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 10.1-EXC-01

  Type: Excel template

• 10.1-FIC-01 : Forest traceability control sheet / .DOC

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  This is a model control sheet for forest traceability. This sheet is used to check that forest traceability is working properly.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 10.1-FIC-01

  Type: Control sheet

• 10.1-NOT-01 : Forest traceability / .PDF

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  This note looks at wood traceability. These systems are used to guarantee that products come from legal, responsible and certified sources. Traceability also makes it possible to track forestry operations and optimise management practices. Different methods of unique numbering and marking are used to ensure the traceability of felled trees, logs and billets. Finally, the fact sheet highlights the importance of traceability at every stage of logging operations, from georeferencing to felling, skidding, bucking and transport.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 10.1-NOT-01

  Type: Explanatory note

• 10.1-PRO-01 : Forest traceability procedure / .DOC

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  The purpose of the forest traceability procedure is to describe the various stages and responsibilities involved in the traceability of forest products. Its objectives are to ensure the accurate identification and documentation of forestry activities, to guarantee compliance with standards and regulations, and to enable the efficient management of records and controls. The stages of traceability cover activities such as harvesting inventory, felling, skidding, bucking, transport and sale or cessation of ownership.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 10.1-PRO-01

  Type: Procedure