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Get as much info on different chains as possible.

Stihl/Oregon/Windsor/Carlton/Sarp

 

Good advice as above you will need to be able to recognise pitches gauge manufacture top plate filing angle side plate on numerous chains profiles aswell!

Then there is the health and safety

From puwer loler mhswa faw crow dsear riddor ppe risk assessment and a few more to mention the list goes on! You will need to show a good level of knowledge on all and more !

Then the felling

You will need to be spot on no really spot on withe the single back cut, split level and dogs tooth! Body position is a good one to remember !

Winching and the configurations of slings safe working loads, work load limits and so on this is even more important on the medium felling aspect!

Hope you find this little bit of info helpful I don't want to go into it to deeply

Good luck with the process it's great fun even the role playing of assessor candidate! It does not prepare you for the real thing in the slightest! Ie big burly men turning aggressive against you when you fail them or having a grown man crying his eyes out on your shoulder !

Any way have fun! If I can be of anymore help or you need advice pm me!

Many thanks !!

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look through the entire assessment sheduel, see if you can get an assessors guidance, and just remember this for practical and theory...

 

'upon demand the person presenting for tech evealuation must be able to deliver a polished performace to a greater level than that expected of a candidate on a certificate of competence'

 

eg.

Q. whats this

A. it is a peice of origon 73lp chain, being a 3/8 pitch with a 1.5mm guage commonly used for cutting softer wood the chisle cutters will dull easily on their working edge in dirty or hard wood. the filing angle reccomended by origon is 25 deg and a depth guge setting of 25 thou. the file size needed to sharpen this chain is 7/32. this particular peice of chain...............

 

or

Q. fel that tree

A. Yes sir where do you whant me to put it.... and crack on at an industry accepterble speed, not like amaniack and not like a sloth

 

happy times

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