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TCIA Staff

  • March 2, 2022

    Women From The Field

    By TCIA Staff

    Women From the Field

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  • March 2, 2022

    Accident Briefs for January 2022

    By TCIA Staff

    Minor injuries suspected when aerial lift tips An aerial lift being used for line-clearance tree trimming tipped over January 6, 2022, on the shoulder of a road in Hayden, Idaho, taking down power lines and causing a power outage to [...]

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  • January 7, 2022

    Video – Selecting Cut-Resistant Leg Protection

    By TCIA Staff

    Watch Travis Vickerson discuss why we wear chain-saw protection, including cut-resistant chaps or pants, in the first place. A big myth out there is that if you wear chain-saw protection and it gets cut, you can walk away unaffected. [...]

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  • January 1, 2022

    Accident Briefs for November 2021

    By TCIA Staff

    Type & number of incidents for November 2021 The first item describes an incident that was not reported in TCI Magazine’s “Accident Briefs” when it occurred in 2020. Two injured when rope feeds into chipper Two tree workers were injured [...]

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  • December 1, 2021

    Aerial Lift – Transferring from Bucket to Tree

    By TCIA Staff

    Moving from the aerial lift to the tree takes planning and practice. Photo from "Best Practices of Safety in Arboriculture." AN EXCERPT FROM TCIA'S "BEST PRACTICES OF SAFETY IN ARBORICULTURE" Best Practices of Safety in Arboriculture "Best Practices of Safety [...]

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