Calling all amateur chainsaw users...

[pete_08]

I am currently carrying out research regarding chainsaw safety.

 

We are targeting users with less experience of a chainsaw to get their thoughts behind how safe they feel when using a chainsaw and if it was possible would they pay for a more safe product.

 

I would greatly appreciate if you could fill in the survey from the following link, it will only take 20 seconds, cheers;

 

 

 

QUB Chainsaw Research Survey

WWW.SURVEYMONKEY.CO.UK

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I am aware that the best way to improve safety when operating a chainsaw is through good training and the correct use of PPE. However these elements may not always be present as is evident though the injury stats.

 

If you are a more experienced user, please feel free to fill out the survey as you would have when you first started out.

 

Also, feel free to throw about some thoughts in the comments, thanks. 

Edited November 18, 2021 by pete_08
Link wasn’t working

[Steven1210]

Survey not there

[Paul in the woods]

The link needs editing as it doesn't link to your survey, (works if cut and pasted into a tab)

 

I'm not sure what I would class myself, not a pro user but I've built up some experience over the years.

 

When you mention safety device I tend to think of those tip protectors that I would think would just get in the way and perhaps cause problems in themselves.

[petercb]

Filled in the form but make sure you come back and give us a quick update of the results.

[Steven1210]

QUB Chainsaw Research Survey (surveymonkey.co.uk)

 

Link edited

Edited November 18, 2021 by Steven1210

[pete_08]

2 hours ago, Steven1210 said:

Survey not there

Should work now, thanks 

[pete_08]

2 hours ago, Paul in the woods said:

The link needs editing as it doesn't link to your survey, (works if cut and pasted into a tab)

 

I'm not sure what I would class myself, not a pro user but I've built up some experience over the years.

 

When you mention safety device I tend to think of those tip protectors that I would think would just get in the way and perhaps cause problems in themselves.

If you think of the questionnaire asking about the ideal safety protection, one that works reliably and does not get in the way. Would you pay for that? 
 

That is our goal.