Layout Planning: Conclusion (8 of 8)
Video 8 of 8 in our series Layout Planning: A Focus on Faller Safety (2020)Layout engineers play an important role in ensuring the health and safety of hand fallers and other workers. This video illustrates the hazards that layout engineers may identify during their planning process, and explains how these risks can be reduced through cutblock design. The video also highlights the value of communication and collaboration between engineers and harvest crews.
Watch as fallers and layout engineers discuss their experiences working in forestry in British Columbia, and hear from WorkSafeBC occupational safety officers about hazards in the industry.
This video series is available in eight segments here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUyWkHwckhS585vmCRow1nIA-oVLIZPeA
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For more information and resources from WorkSafeBC on health and safety in forestry, visit https://www.worksafebc.com/forestry.
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