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6 Organization of the work site All operatives should be aware of: • the work to be carried out; • their personal responsibilities; • the work in progress; • the tasks involved. 6.1 Suitable systems of communication between operatives must be established. Operators must check the danger zone before releasing any sections from the tree. 6.2 The work area must be identified and secured by the use of suitable signs and barriers or other appropriate means. 6.3 Safe working distances and practice with respect to overhead power lines must be maintained in accordance with the requirements of power suppliers and national regulations. 6.4 Work on, or close to, public highways and railways must comply with national and local requirements regarding signage and the use of high visibility warning clothing. 6.5 Ground staff must inform aerial operators before entering the drop zone under the tree or operating noisy machinery such as chainsaws and brushwood chippers which could hinder communication. 6.6 Provision must be made for accidents and emergencies. All staff must be trained in emergency procedures, including assisting with aerial rescue situations. This applies to tree care operations being undertaken from a rope and harness and from a lift platform. 6.7 Work in adverse weather or poor light conditions should only continue if safe practice can be maintained. 6.8 Safe methods of operation for the work to be completed should be agreed by all operators on site. These methods should include safe Examendocument European Tree Worker (<strong>ETW</strong>) 32 van 35
working distances when using a chainsaw, tree felling and cross- cutting of timber. Where several operators are working closely together at reduced safe working distances, all on-site operators may be required to wear chainsaw PPE in accordance with national regulations and recommendations. For further advice and information please contact your national EAC representative or visit www.EAC-arboriculture.com The text of this leaflet may be freely reproduced with acknowledgement to source. Austria ■ ISA Austria Tel./Fax: +43 – 12 78 29 05 email: office@die-baumpfleger.at · Philip Wenninger ■ Belgium Belgian Arborists Associations ASBL Tel.: +32 – 81 62 73 10 · Fax +32 – 81 22 76 43 email: boomverzorging@tiscali.be · Wim Peeters ■ Croatia Croatian Arboricultural Council Tel./Fax: +38 – 512 30 36 93 · email: tvitkovic@hotmail.com Tomislav Vitkovic ■ Czech Republic Czech Tree Care Society Tel.: +42 – 77 78 21 29 9 · Fax: +42 – 2 57 32 39 53 email: jgrabner@wo.cz · Josef Grábner ■ Denmark Dansk Traplejeforening Tel.: +45 – 35 28 16 06 · email: osj@life.ku.dk Ole Sejr Jakobsen ■ Finland Finish Tree Care Association Tel.: +35 – 84 05 87 70 98 · email: aki.mannisto@turku.fi Aki Männistö ■ France Société Française d‘Arboriculture Tel.: +33 – 4 75 90 81 49 · Fax: +33 – 4 75 90 81 85 email: rizzo.beatrice@orange.fr · Béatrice Rizzo Examendocument European Tree Worker (<strong>ETW</strong>) 33 van 35
Page 1 and 2: EXAMENDOCUMENT EUROPEAN TREEWORKER
Page 3 and 4: 1. Inleiding De European Tree Worke
Page 5 and 6: ontwikkeling van de bomen, om de ju
Page 7 and 8: 4.5 Toelatingseisen De Examencommis
Page 9 and 10: 5.1 Toetsmatrijs: Schriftelijk exam
Page 11 and 12: 5.3 Toetsmatrijs: Sortiment examen
Page 13 and 14: 5.5 Toetsmatrijzen: Simulatie II Pe
Page 15 and 16: 5.5.4 Afbreken bomen en velling Het
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Page 23 and 24: Bijlage 2: EAC Guide for safe worki
Page 25 and 26: A team of two or more persons must
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