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I understand well your issues, Matt. There is one thing that I think frequently sets the US Forest Service tree climbing program apart from most other training/certification programs is the requirement for attendance to a full-on training course to receive recertification every 3 years. A...

I found a better way...here's the link to the OR OSHA website, to the whole Division 7, Forest Activities rules...you can download it from there. http://www.cbs.state.or.us/external/osha/pdf/rules/division_7/div_7.pdf

Here's the table of contents, to give you an idea of the scope. OREGON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 437 DIVISION 7 FOREST ACTIVITIES Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division (OR-OSHA) Department of Consumer and Business Services Salem...

Matt, here's the whole Division 7 Oregon OSHA rule governing Forest Activities. I posted the subdivision P that covers tree climbing in a thread I started a few days ago, but this is the whole enchilada. Pretty comprehensive, maybe it can help y'all some. Oops, the whole pdf file is too large...

Matt, I don't know anything about the BC system. I think I have the current Oregon OSHA standards for logging operations on a CD...I'll look into it and if it seems like there might be something there for you to resource, I'll post it. Some of the Canada members might have some input.