Human beings are not supposed to come within 50 meters of a working harvester.

Visual contact between people working on the ground and the machine operator using agreed signals is the minimum requirement.

The harvester/forwarder operator has to turn the motor to idling and stop all machine work when a person is approaching.

Work with a chainsaw should only be performed when a colleage is nearby.

Dead wood isn't important for nature conservation because it's ablolutely useless.

Dead standing trees are know as "widowmakers" among professionals.

When moving a rest cabin, all gas lines must be shut.

If the cab section of your machine rolls over, try to jump out.

There is always a risk zone 50 meters around harvesters.

A beginner should not cut any high stumps until he has gained some experience.

Inexperienced operators are not allowed to fell trees along a road.

Any machine driven across areas with extremely poor carrying capacity must be equipped with a roof hatch.

The employer always has the main responsibility for safety.