Topic index
Forest activities applies to forestry, logging, and support activities. Oregon OSHA’s Division 7 forest activity rules cover the safety and health requirements for all forest activity work, including:
Machines used in forest activities What are the cab requirements
Field guide for danger tree identification and responseEnglish12/31/2008
Machines used in forest activitiesEnglish06/11/2014
Radio-tone-controlled device permit applicationEnglish08/19/2005
Yarding and loading handbookEnglish06/25/2010
Yarding logging safety - Oregon Fatality Assessment and Control EvaluationEnglish10/21/2010
Cold stress cardEnglish08/19/2005
Forest activities reference cardEnglish01/20/2017
Forest activities reference cardTarjeta de consulta de actividades forestalesSpanish12/20/2016
Heat stress cardTarjeta de estrés por el calorSpanish08/19/2005
Cold stress cardTarjeta de estrés por el fríoSpanish08/19/2005
Training for safe and effective logging techniquesEnglish02/14/2008
Sample Written Safety and Health Program - Forest ActivitiesEnglish03/30/2012
Chain shot in logging hazardEnglish04/02/2013
Rigging - hazards caused by crowdingEnglish08/07/2012
Wildland firefighting face masksEnglish07/01/2016
Forestry poster - Protect yourself from pesticidesCartel de la silvicultura - Protecjase de los pesticidasSpanish09/08/2009
Pesticide Emphasis Program Annual Report, FFY 2016English01/27/2017
Glosario de servicios forestales: con motivación para la comprensión • • Glossary of Forestry Services: with Motivation for UnderstandingTraining programSpanish09/15/2016
Forest activities
Division 7, Forest Activities *
Division 7, Subdivision A, General Requirements
Division 7, Subdivision B, Safety and Health Program
Division 7, Subdivision C, Planning, First Aid and Work Conditions
Division 7, Subdivision D, Personal Protective Equipment and Programs
Division 7, Subdivision E, Tools, Fire Extinguishers and Explosives
Division 7, Subdivision F, Roads, Flagging and Vehicles
Division 7, Subdivision G, Rigging and Rigging Practices
Division 7, Subdivision H, Machines Used in Forest Activities *
Division 7, Subdivision I, Cutting Trees, Pre-Commercial Thinning and Slashing
Division 7, Subdivision J, Yarding, Processing, Signaling and Communications
Division 7, Subdivision K, Loading and Transportation of Logs/Wood Fiber
Division 7, Subdivision L, Log Dumps, Ponds and Yards
Division 7, Subdivision M, Aircraft Used in Forest Activities
Division 7, Subdivision N, Fire Protection/Suppression and Prescribed Burning
Division 7, Subdivision O, Signaling Systems
Division 7, Subdivision P, Tree Climbing
Word document versions may be available * on the Rules pages
Collateral Duty10/08/2007
Employees Designated as First-Aid Providers07/30/2007
Eye and Face Protection when using a Chainsaw03/29/2013
Fire suppression11/18/1996
Handling of Infectious Materials10/12/2007
Pinch Point hazards on skid steer loaders w/backhoe06/22/2004
Train Workers in a Manner They Understand05/04/2010
Volunteer Employee Regulations10/18/2007
Waiving Hepatitis B Vaccination07/31/2007
First Aid And CPR Training For Forest Activities Workers08/25/2005
Guidelines for Scheduling and Conducting Inspections of Agriculture Labor Housing05/15/2013
Inspection Criteria: Construction and Forest Activities Safety Inspections08/11/2015
Inspection Criteria: Scheduling Lists for Safety and Health Inspections05/10/2012
Local Emphasis Program (LEP): Struck-by Hazards in the Logging Industry10/12/2016
Local Emphasis Program (LEP): Tethered Logging10/28/2016
Toilet Facilities: Reasonable Access04/17/2008
Pesticides in Forestry, A Workers’ Guide to Safe Practices16:51 minutes
Radio permits for forest activity signaling devices
Snag Hazard Alert - OHSU, Oregon Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation
Tethered logging in Oregon guidelines
Flagging
Roll-over protective structures
Signs and signals
Worker protection standard
Yarding