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SUPPORTING DOCUMENT DANGER TREE/HARVEST WORKSHEET This submittal worksheet will help determine if the cutting or clearing you are proposing requires additional review or permits. After a technical

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How to fill out danger tree harvest worksheet

1. To fill out the danger tree harvest worksheet point by point, follow these steps:
2. Start by obtaining a copy of the danger tree harvest worksheet.
3. Familiarize yourself with the sections and fields in the worksheet.
4. Begin by entering the necessary information in the header section, such as the date, location, and responsible personnel.
5. Move on to the hazard assessment section and identify the potential danger trees in the harvest area.
6. Assess the risk level for each identified danger tree and record it in the worksheet.
7. Proceed to the mitigation measures section and outline the steps that will be taken to minimize the risk posed by the danger trees.
8. Ensure that all required information, including tree identification, risk assessment, and mitigation measures, are accurately recorded.
9. Review the completed worksheet for any errors or missing information.
10. Once verified, submit the danger tree harvest worksheet to the appropriate personnel or department.

Who needs danger tree harvest worksheet?

1. The danger tree harvest worksheet is required by individuals or organizations involved in tree harvesting operations, particularly in hazardous areas.
2. These may include forest management agencies, logging companies, arborists, and forestry professionals.
3. The worksheet helps in identifying and assessing the risk posed by danger trees, which are trees that present a potential hazard due to structural defects, disease, or other factors.
4. By using the danger tree harvest worksheet, these individuals or organizations can ensure the safety of workers and minimize the risk of accidents or injuries during the harvesting process.

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What is danger tree harvest worksheet?

The danger tree harvest worksheet is a document used to assess and mitigate risks associated with trees that pose a threat to workers during harvesting operations.

Who is required to file danger tree harvest worksheet?

Any individual or company involved in forestry operations that involve harvesting trees is required to file a danger tree harvest worksheet.

How to fill out danger tree harvest worksheet?

The danger tree harvest worksheet must be filled out by identifying potential danger trees, assessing the risk they pose, and outlining mitigation measures to address the risks.

What is the purpose of danger tree harvest worksheet?

The purpose of the danger tree harvest worksheet is to ensure the safety of workers during harvesting operations by identifying and addressing potential hazards posed by trees.

What information must be reported on danger tree harvest worksheet?

Information such as tree species, location, size, condition, and proximity to work areas must be reported on the danger tree harvest worksheet.