Cutter Classic Chainsaw

Cutter classic chainsaw gloves are made form Cow grain leather, so stronger These gloves give great defence and allow easy movement for the hands. In fact, you do not need to remove the gloves to stack logs, thus saving time They have double stitching for greater strength and knuckle protection. Certified to EN381-7 standard, these gloves are a great starter gloves for using chainsaws, so will protect you Chainsaws are potentially dangerous machines which can cause fatal or major injuries if not used correctly. It is essential that anyone who uses a chainsaw at work should have received adequate training and be competent in using a chainsaw for the type of work that they are required to do.

The main climbing techniques in tree work are either:

Work positioning, e.g. changeover climbing using a harness, friction knot and climbing line); or Rope access and positioning, e.g. footlocking or single rope technique (SRT). In the tree, where possible, the system should be securely attached to two load-bearing anchor points. Each anchor point should be strong enough to support the climber, work equipment and any foreseeable loading. Work positioning systems should only be used if there is a suitable backup system for preventing or arresting a fall. If the backup system includes a second line, the user must be connected to it. If it is not reasonably practicable to have a backup system, you need to make sure that the work positioning system doesn’t fail – for example by: Training Using properly chosen equipment will help Choosing reliable anchor points Following industry and HSE guidance Correct use of tools. Rope access and positioning should only be used if there are at least two separately anchored lines – one the working line and the other a safety line. The user must be connected to both lines using a suitable harness, thereby staying safe The working line should be equipped with a safe means of ascent and descent and have a self-locking design to prevent the user falling if they lose control. The safety line must be equipped with a mobile fall protection system connected to, and travelling with, the user of the system.