Time: March 15, 2025 from 9am to 11am
Location: CCE Cattaraugus
Street: 28 Parkside Drive
City/Town: Ellicottville, NY 14731
Phone: 716-699-2377
Event Type: hands, on, chainsaw, safety, and, maintenance
Organized By: Kelly M McDonald
Latest Activity: Feb 19, 2025
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Ellicottville, NY –Chainsaw Safety Workshop - March 15, 2025 – 9am-11:00am
Brought to you by a collaboration of CCE Cattaraugus and NYCAHM.
This class is ideal for beginner chainsaw users or as a refresher for seasoned users. People are welcome to bring their own chainsaw to learn about maintenance and upkeep for their own equipment.
It is roughly 2 hours in length and the course covers basic saw maintenance, best ergonomics practices, kickback prevention, safety elements of a modern saw, and proper PPE (personal Protective equipment) use. Each participant will be able to try on different PPE and will safely start up, throttle up, and turn off a chainsaw. This class uses demonstration, discussion and hands-on activities (There is no cutting in this class or PowerPoint presentation.)
There is no cost for this class!
Class will be held at CCE Cattaraugus -28 Parkside Drive, Ellicottville
Registration is strongly encouraged so we can provide sufficient space! Walk-ins are welcome.
To register, call C at 800-343-7527 or email chainsawsafety@bassett.org
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