FELL TREES MANUALLY (BASIC)
Area: Newcastle, NSWVenue: Newcastle region - private block Address available on request, Newcastle
FWPCOT2275 Fell trees manually (basic)
PLEASE ENSURE YOU REVIEW THE “ENTRY REQUIREMENTS” LISTED BELOW BEFORE COMPLETING YOUR ENROLMENT/S FOR THIS COURSE
Fell trees manually (basic) is an introductory or base-level unit that covers the felling procedures for relatively small trees with a low level of complexity.
Training and Assessment delivered under the auspices and in partnership arrangement on behalf of Health Security & Education Pty Ltd, RTO 40907
This unit of competency describes the outcomes required to assess and manually fell small trees with a low level of complexity and to complete operator maintenance.
Basic trees typical to the scope of this unit may include the following characteristics:
The unit applies to those in a forest, agricultural, local council, emergencies services and other government agency environment. It is not relevant to commercial harvesting operations (except for minor forest produce).
Licensing, legislative, regulatory, or certification requirements apply to this unit in some states & territories at the time of publication and may differ according to jurisdiction.
This course is suitable for persons currently employed in industry with a requirement to obtain a Statement of Attainment that covers basic chainsaw maintenance and trimming and cutting felled trees. Students are assumed to have pre-existing knowledge in maintaining and operating chainsaws. Generally, Students will have also operated a chainsaw in the past. Students will also typically have completed their workplace orientation and induction training and be familiar with foundation concepts relating to work health and safety including identifying hazards in the workplace, using PPE, and completing safe work method statements. If an individual does not meet these requirements they may be deemed ineligible for short course delivery.
While there are no pre-requisites for this course, you will need to have sufficient English language skills to complete the competency-based chainsaw training.
You will also be required to undertake practical training and assessments which will entail starting a chainsaw, holding, and cutting with a chainsaw.
All participants must be aged 16 years or above on the day of the course.
Our Fall Trees Manually (Basic) course is a one-day course. Please view course listings on the home page of this website for specific start/finish times and venues.
ALL ATTENDEES ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR WORK-APPROPRIATE CLOTHING AND STEEL-CAP BOOTS TO THE COURSE
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and chainsaws may be brought along to training. For those who do not own this equipment, or do not wish to bring their own, PPE items and chainsaws will be supplied.
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and chainsaws may be brought along to training. For those who do not own this equipment, or do not wish to bring their own, PPE items and chainsaws will be supplied.
Morning tea, tea and coffee will be supplied. Participants are to provide their own lunch or purchase it on the day.
There is no expected home study associated with this course.
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Courses cover outcomes required to assess and manually fell small trees with a low level of complexity and to complete operator maintenance. The unit applies to those in a forest, agricultural, local council, emergencies services and other government agency environment. Except for minor forest produce, it is not relevant to commercial harvesting operations.
Successful participants will receive a ‘Statement of Attainment’ with the ‘Units of Competency’ listed above, issued by Health Security Education, that can be used to meet legislative, regulatory and workplace requirements in their relevant fields of employment.
Duff Consulting charge $528.00 per person regardless of numbers and location. A 5% manual invoicing fee will be applied to any participants who do not pay online at the time of booking.
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Students should be directed to Health Security Education, Student Handbook for the following information:
A copy of the student handbook is also made available on the day of the course.
This course will be delivered firstly in a classroom environment to cover the theory aspects and then move to an outdoor area for completion of the practical components.
The hours are generally 8:00am to 5:00pm, but students should refer to their specific course listing on the homepage of the Duff Consulting website for specific times and venues as this can sometimes differ to meet client needs.
There are no pre-course study requirements to complete this course and all resources required on the day will be supplied.
A variety of assessment methods are utilised to ensure you develop the required skills and knowledge and to keep the course a practical, hands-on-learning experience. These methods are:
All assessments are carried out in English.
You must be physically capable of starting, holding and using a chainsaw for sustained periods of time in the practical component of the course.
If you are unhappy about any assessment result then seeking a re-assessment is usually the first strategy. If you are still unhappy about the assessment process or result then the Complaints and Appeals Process may be invoked. For more information regarding the Appeals Process you should follow if you are unhappy with an assessment result go to Health Security Education Student Handbook.
We offer recognition of existing skills and knowledge, please refer to the Student Handbook for more information.
You must attend 100% of this training course and satisfactorily complete all the assessment tasks. If you feel you may need support to complete the learning or assessment tasks either because of a literacy issue, a learning difficulty or a physical disability, please let us know and we may be able to make adjustments to our learning and assessment processes.
