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There ya go! :rockon:

Like we don't have cameras everywhere here already?

It works just fine in the UK.

That's GREAT! :beer:

It could be as little as something like a DVD, going over way more than any pamphlet would. It doesn't have to be a big production.

I'd blame the "instructors" for that.

But, in a perfect world, what if it wasn't a way to make money but instead, promote safety amongst all of us? THAT is what I'm on about...

A couple months? I was a PRO by then! (Or so I thought!)

A boy can dream...

My first week (no experience whatsoever) I cut myself, 15 stitches. Proper training is of the utmost importance. :drink:

More than I'd like.

I'm positive it would bring insurance rates down.

True, but a death is a death. Just one is one too many.

Only one "Hell no" so far. Interesting!

The two times I've cut myself was with a 'little' saw. If anything, make it even stricter for the big ones. :drink:

I think it might decrease insurance rates, especially if you could show the ins agent proof that your employees attended some sort of official training. I don't like a lot of regulation either, but sometimes you've just gotta have it. Is it something that you have to show to whoever might be...

You have to get a hunting license, a license to sell alcohol or bartend, and more things that I can't think of at the moment. I don't see the big deal.

From watching this thread, I've come to the conclusion that some sort of license proving that you attended a training class covering chainsaw operation and safety should be required. Hell, it could be something as simple as a DVD provided with the saw or a thorough manual, at the least. I know...