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FISTA’s most prominent workshop is its hands-on
Chain Saw Safety Training
Program, which has been conducted in hundreds of locations
across Wisconsin and across the country. Chain Saw Safety Training is
conducted for a wide variety of groups such as: loggers, foresters,
landowners, highway departments, correctional facilities, conservation
districts, municipalities, state forestry departments, U.S. Forest
Service, and many more. Any group that uses chain saws will benefit from
this training.

What makes FISTA’s Chain Saw Safety Training different from so many
others? FISTA comes to your jobsite, deals one-on-one with situations you
deal with every day, and customizes the training to fit your needs.
Chainsaw Saw Safety Training in conducted in a “hands-on” environment
where everyone participates. FISTA stays on the cutting edge of new
information and equipment and continues to enhance these workshops.
FISTA also offers advanced levels of Chain Saw Safety Training. Please
contact us to take advantage of this opportunity.
FISTA trainers Lee Schauman and
Jim Olive bring over forty years
of combined field experience to these workshops. Following are some of the
comments FISTA has received from Chainsaw Saw Safety Training workshop
participants.:
“A very confident and
skilled instructor. Very valuable and safety oriented information."
"I have been using a chain saw for twenty years and I learned new
material today."
"Very interesting course. Very good maintenance and safety topics for
anyone who has used or will use a chain saw."
"The instructor had a great deal of practical experience that I learned
a great deal from."
"Anyone who uses a saw needs to take this class. Too many people use a
saw occasionally and have no idea about safety requirements."
"Excellent class both in knowledge of instructors and the ability to
communicate."
"Excellent presentation. I learned more in six hours than I have in the
last twenty-five years. I had never heard of the plunge-cutting
technique until I heard it in this class. I have more cutting confidence
already."
"I didn't think I needed this class until I attended it."
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