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Safety

  • The author does his walk-a-round, a good idea before you start driving in case you left something underneath the tire or left your cones out.
    April 1, 2024

    Your Toughest Climb Might Be Into the Driver’s Seat

    By KOREY CONRY, CTSP

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  • Conducting a job briefing
    March 15, 2024

    EHAP Revision Series, Part 5: Work Practices Near Utility Conductors: Different Categories of Tree Workers

    By John Ball, Ph.D., BCMA, CTSP

      Note: The following article includes the proposed changes to “Section 3, Electrical Hazard” of the ANSI Z133 safety standard. This next Z edition will be published during 2024, and these “Electrical Level” categories will be subject to change. Conducting [...]

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  • aerial-device operator makes direct contact with conductors
    February 15, 2024

    EHAP Revision, Part 4,Chapter 3: Recognizing Electrical Hazards

    By John Ball, Ph.D., BCMA, CTSP

    Exposure to electric current is one of the many hazard sources during arboricultural operations. But electricity is one of the most unforgiving of these sources. A review of utility data shows that one in four contacts that resulted in an [...]

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  • Spool insulators
    January 4, 2024

    EHAP Revision Series, Part 3: Switching Devices, Support and Other Utility Hardware

    By John Ball, Ph.D., BCMA, CTSP

    This is a continuation of the discussion of the electrical-system equipment found along distribution lines. One of the requirements for arborists working in proximity to an electrical hazard – within 10 feet of the lines – is familiarity with the [...]

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  • January 4, 2024

    Grillon Safety Alert: Request for Inspection

    By tcimagazine

    Petzl requests the inspection of certain Grillon products following the detection of ropes mounted incorrectly in the rope adjuster of recently produced Grillon products. In such a case, the product does not perform its blocking function, which can result in [...]

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