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• 7.3.0-FIE-01 : EFIR operation - safe felling / .PDF

  Certification Guide

  

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  This fact sheet looks at EFIR safe logging. Reduced impact logging techniques aim to minimise environmental damage and improve operator safety. They aim to reduce the damage caused by felling, prevent accidents, limit defects in logs and facilitate subsequent skidding. These techniques are applied during felling operations, including chainsaw chain sharpening, controlled felling, directional felling near watercourses and bucking. Worker training, regular monitoring and financial incentives are important aspects of implementation.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 7.3-FIE-01

  Type: Explanatory sheet

• 7.3-FIC-01 : Felling control sheet / .DOC

  Certification Guide

  

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  This is a model slaughter control sheet. This sheet is used to check each slaughter team and to give a specific assessment useful for calculating premiums.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 7.3-FIC-01

  Type: Control sheet

• 7.3-FIC-02 : Cutting control sheet / .DOC

  Certification Guide

  

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  This is a model control sheet for cutting. This sheet is used to check each cutting team.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 7.3-FIC-02

  Type: Control sheet

• 7.3-PRO-01 : Controlled felling / .DOC

  Certification Guide

  

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  The controlled felling procedure aims to ensure safe and controlled forestry operations. It comprises several stages, including assessment of the felling conditions, analysis of the environment and the tree, preparation of the felling area, and execution of the felling itself. Special cases such as leaning trees, large-diameter or rotten trees are also taken into account. Felling control and traceability of operations are essential to guarantee compliance and safety throughout the process.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 7.3-PRO-01

  Type: Procedure

• 7.3-PRO-02 : Parting / .DOC

  Certification Guide

  

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  The cross-cutting procedure includes cross-cutting in the forest and cross-cutting in the yard. The objectives of this procedure are to identify the cutting levels, prepare the work area and carry out the cross-cut in the appropriate manner. Traceability and daily reporting are also important, and information on sharpening equipment is provided in the appendix.

  Author: PPECF

  Year: 2022

  Code: 7.3-PRO-02

  Type: Procedure