

Safety Attitudes
Whether you use the chainsaw as a professional or occasionally as a landowner or even as a volunteer
you need to have a good safety attitude.
Bad Safety Attitude
Complacent:
Doing the same thing over and over and letting our guard down.
Mad or upset:
Something at work or at home has happened, not focusing on the job.
Tired:
Worn out from lack of sleep or overexertion also slowing down our reaction time, and we make bad decisions.
Risk taker:
Trying to operate or work with equipment we're not trained on, trying to take short cuts.
Reckless:
Thinking safety rule are not important , rules don't apply to me, in too big of a rush.
Selfish:
Thinking no one else is affected by my actions.
Being careless:
Leaving things laying around, not caring about the hazards around us.
Good safety Attitude
Attentive:
Paying attention to safety and following the rules.
Being Alert:
Things that don't feel right, anything that could go wrong.
Being careful:
Taking precautions, and wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).
Focused:
Keeping focused on the job at hand.
Not working alone:
Working together, never working alone, keeping at safe distance from
one another.
Take safety seriously:
Please look at the hands-on training we have to offer. Also other information on this site, visit us often for new information.
Thank you and work safe.





