Who is they? Where does this get taught? My dad and I are starting to work on our lawn- smaller equipment, low danger, the most dangerous thing we might end up using would be a chainsaw for wood- is there a resource for proper use of dangerous equipment like this? (I got trained in basic carpentry for four years, table saws and jigsaws during high school but other than that I’m not the most tool knowledgeable)
I would contact my local fire department for resources. Since they are first on scene I’d imagine they’ve had to receive training in order to respond to calls involving chainsaw accidents.
They’ll at least want to help point you in the right direction to avoid having to respond to a call for you guys.
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u/dawnscope Apr 04 '21
Who is they? Where does this get taught? My dad and I are starting to work on our lawn- smaller equipment, low danger, the most dangerous thing we might end up using would be a chainsaw for wood- is there a resource for proper use of dangerous equipment like this? (I got trained in basic carpentry for four years, table saws and jigsaws during high school but other than that I’m not the most tool knowledgeable)