forestry equipment operator (EN)
ISCO 8341 · v1.2.1
Forestry equipment operators carry out operations with specialised equipment in the forest to maintain, harvest, extract and forward wood for the manufacturing of consumer goods and industrial products.
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Source aliases (EN)
- mobile sawmill operator
- woodcutter
- woodland equipment operator
- logging equipment operator
- logger
- chainsaw operator
- woodman
- lumberjack
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 20
- process timber using hand-fed machinery
- manage logs segregation and stacking
- minimise environmental impact on the surrounding area
- carry out routine maintenance of wood cutting machinery
- identify trees to fell
- de-limb trees
- minimize risks in tree operations
- assess felled timber volume
- process arisings from treework operations
- maintain the security of machinery
- spray pesticides
- prepare emergency treework operations
- fell trees
- extract coppice
- select tree felling methods
- operate forestry machinery
- load timber onto a skidder
- drive timber machine
- reforestation
- assess felled timber quality
Optional (EN) · 26
- attach protective attachments to timber piles
- work independently in forestry services
- provide first aid
- maintain forest inventory
- timber products
- maintain edged hand tools
- use ICT systems
- improve timber stands
- advise on timber-based products
- inspect timber
- comply with timber trade code of conduct
- forecast timber production
- forest conservation
- use hand tools for forestry work
- forecast workload
- sharpen edged tools
- maintain forestry equipment
- operate GPS systems
- drive agricultural machines
- agronomy
- advise on timber harvest
- limit load to prevent damage
- report pollution incidents
- forest ecology
- harvest timber
- report to the team leader
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