MCCROAN’S LAND & TREE SERVICE, LLC SAFETY HABITS

Tree removal is a very dangerous job. Homeowners should always hire a professional instead of doing it themselves.

One of the first major dangers associated with tree removal are the tools. Chainsaws, wood chippers, and other power or hand tools required for tree removal can be dangerous. With even the smallest distraction, a chainsaw or ax can inflict serious damage to hands, legs or arms in just a second. 

Another major danger with tree removal is the fact that without the proper equipment, people run the risk of falling from the tree and hurting themselves. 

Finally there are hazards associated with when the tree comes down. Trees will not always fall the way people expect, which means issues associated with it falling on the home, power lines, or people. The team at McCroan’s Land & Tree Service are highly trained professionals that prepare the space, cut the right indentations into trees and attach cords to the tree to help direct the way it falls. If homeowners try to do this, they might end up with more problems than a heavy fallen tree to get out of their yard. 

Leave tree removal to the trained professionals at McCroan’s Land & Tree Service, LLC.

During the tree removal process, McCroan’s Land & Tree Service follow a procedure that gets the tree down in the safest way possible. Here are some of McCroan’s Land & Tree safety habits:

Pre-Project:

  • Identify hazards and risks associated with our customers project location.
  • Develop “Site Specific Safety Plans” and familiarize our team with safety controls for upcoming projects.

During Project:

  • Daily Hazard Analysis before starting work.
  • Site Specific and Subcontractor Training.
  • Mandatory Personal Protective Equipment – Hard Hats, Eye & Ear Protection, Safety Boots, High Visibility Clothing & Vests.

Additional Resources:

  • Mandatory Pre-Employment Drug and Alcohol Testing.
  • New Hire Safety Orientation.
  • Safety Training and Continued Education.
  • Conduct daily equipment inspections.

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