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Approved Codes of Practice (ACOP) for forestry are available on the
Department of Labour's website - For link CLICK HERE
It is important to note that some of the Approved Codes of Practice
were issued prior to the HSE Amendment Act and a number of the standards they refer to are
now out of date.
Forestry ACOPs
- Forest Operations - Approved Code of Practice for Safety and Health
- Forest Operations - Safety Code - Part 5: Timber Stacking, Packeting and Transportation
- Approved Code of Practice
- Helicopter Logging - Approved Code of Practice
- Operator Protective Structures on Self-Propelled Mobile Mechanical Plant - Approved Code
of Practice
- Tree work - Approved Code of Practice for Safety and Health in
- : Arboriculture
- : Maintenance of Trees Around Power Lines
- : River and Stream Operations
Department of Labour Forestry Guidelines
- Forestry Bulletins (Series)
- Forestry Work - Guidelines for the Provision of Facilities and General Safety and Health
- Chainsaws - A Guide to Safety
- Lockout: Safe Practices for Isolation of all Sources of Energy in Sawmill
- Sawmill Bulletins (Series)
- Timber Processing Industry - Guide to Health and Safety
- Tree Felling and Crosscutting - A Guide to Safety
Best Practice Guidelines
Forest Industry Training is the training organisation for the forest industry and has
available - For link CLICK HERE
Best Practice Guidelines that support the OSH Approved Codes of
Practice for Forest Operations. These guidelines provide a valuable teaching and learning
resource to the forest industry.
- Cable Logging
- Chainsaw Use
- Fire Fighting & Controlled Burn-offs
- Ground Based Logging
- Land Preparation
- Loading
- Manual Log Making & Processing
- Maintenance Inspection of Yarder Towers
- Mechanical Harvesting and Processing
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- Mobile Plant
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Road & Landing Construction
- Silvicultural Pruning
- Transport
- Tree Felling
- Tree Planting
- Working with Helicopters
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Other Relevant Publications
New Zealand Forest Code of Practice (Second Edition) 1993
New Zealand Institute of Forestry Inc Handbook 2005.
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