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1.
Trail Maintenance and Construction tasks - Their Hazards and Recommended Safety Gear
(Documents)
This chart is intended as a guide and is not comprehensive. Basic
safety
equipment for all trail work includes a first-aid kit, boots, work gloves, long pants, and appropriate dress for the weather. Common ...
Monday, 14 December 2009
2.
Tools Safety
(Documents)
Monday, 14 December 2009
3.
Health and Safety
(Documents)
Friday, 11 December 2009
4.
Safety Alert – Chain Sawyer Chaps
(News/Current News)
...
safety
standards. Many PATCers are certified sawyers and each has purchased, or was issued, chaps as part of their personal protective equipment (PPE). PATC wants to follow a logical system to identify ...
Saturday, 01 May 2010
5.
About the Crew
(Flying McLeods/About Us)
... tools,
safety
gear, and encouragement. We strongly recommend you wear long pants and hiking boots or work boots as well as heavy work gloves. You must bring your own lunch, water, and your favorite ...
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
6.
Join PATC
(PATC/Membership)
... concerning trails in our hiking region. PATC volunteering now goes well beyond trail, cabin, and shelter maintenance. For example: PATC’s Shenandoah Mountain Rescue Group (SMRG) focuses on the
safety
...
Saturday, 12 December 2009
7.
Great Eastern Trail - Carr Mountain
(The Stacks/Flying McLeods Archives)
... food, camping gear, and water for daily use, cooking, and drinking. Tools and
safety
gear will be provided. The forest road is gated, so participants must arrive and travel together. A meeting place, ...
Sunday, 09 August 2009
8.
Injuries to Volunteers: VIP Program
(Overseers/Health & Safety)
We who voluntarily construct and maintain public hiking trails are well aware of the physical nature of our avocation as well as of the tools we use. One thing we don’t often think of is what use need ...
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
9.
2008 District Report
(The Stacks/District Manager Archives)
... made outstanding use of new tools and
safety
equipment. They conducted monthly worktrips or projects on various sections of the A.T. in the district throughout the spring and summer, and are continuing ...
Friday, 12 September 2008
10.
What is Poison Ivy/Poison Oak?
(Overseers/Health & Safety)
There are three native American plants that collectively may be called poison ivy: Poison ivy Poison oak Poison sumac These plants can cause an allergic reaction in nearly 85 percent of the ...
Saturday, 07 June 2008
11.
Lyme Disease
(Overseers/Health & Safety)
Trail workers should take precautions against Lyme disease, a debilitating tick-borne illness that can cause cardiac and neurological problems as well as arthritis. It is spread by black-legged ticks (deer ...
Friday, 26 October 2007
12.
New Trail Construction or Relocations
(Standards & Techniques/SNP Trails Standards)
... manner promoting hiker
safety
and resource protection. No new trails, including reopening of abandoned trails, will be constructed within designated Wilderness. ...
Friday, 26 October 2007
13.
Stream Crossing Construction and Maintenance Standards
(Standards & Techniques/SNP Trails Standards)
... options before committing present and future resources to a crossing. Objective To provide a stream crossing within the trail corridor that promotes hiker
safety
and resource protection. A clearly ...
Friday, 26 October 2007
14.
Clearing Fallen Trees and Windfalls
(Standards & Techniques/SNP Trails Standards)
... minimizes visitor-created detour trails which degrade the resource and complicate effective trail maintenance. General Standards
Safety
is the primary consideration. Do not attempt to remove large ...
Friday, 26 October 2007
15.
Vegetation Maintenance
(Standards & Techniques/SNP Trails Standards)
... and Non-Wilderness Blue-Blazed trails The purpose for vegetation maintenance in these areas is to keep the trail open for moderate travel. Visitor convenience and
safety
are also considerations. Trail ...
Friday, 26 October 2007
16.
Health & Safety
(Category)
17.
SNP Trails Standards
(Category)
... tool to confine human use and associated resource impacts, serve to regulate access to or away from specified backcountry areas, and improve visitor
safety
in difficult or unfamiliar natural conditions. ...
18.
Flying McLeods
(Section)
... crew works one day a month through the summer. Volunteers work under an agreement with the National Park Service. PATC provides training,
safety
equipment, and tools. ...
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