When you're ready to put a Training Plan into action, contact one of our Regional Training Advisors and decide on what style of learning will work the best: On-the-job Off-the-job through using Accredited Training Providers Off-the-job through using distance learning programmes Our Regional Training Advisors have information about: Availability of training and assessment resources for conducting on-the-job training Training your own staff as Trainers and Assessors Availability of Accredited Providers to deliver off-the-job training	Essential how-to information that supports the OSH Approved Code of Practice for Forestry Operations. Our Best Practice Guidelines are a valuable teaching and learning resource. After extensive research and consultation - both national and international - FITEC can now offer you a full range of best practice guidelines. For around $20 each, they're a must for every contractor and trainer. Scroll down to view and order forestry and wood technology training materials, best practice guidelines, distance learning guides. FEATURE PRODUCT! NZ Environmental Code of Practice for Plantation Forestry The E CoP is an essential tool for anyone involved in forest management. Developed by the NZFOA, and endorsed by other major industry organistions, it is designed to help forest managers, contractors and their staff take into account the many factors which influence forest management and operations. The Code is based around 18 Best Environmental Management Practices (BEPs) which are structured as practical decision-making and audit tools and supported by extensive background material. Click here for online ordering, access and amendments. Forestry Training Materials Please click below to order Guides and DVD's: Professional Tree Felling Guide Environmental Code of Practice Chainsaw Maintenance DVD Faller Safety DVD Safe Tree Felling Procedures DVD Windowthrow DVD and Training Guide Best Practice Guidelines Please click below to order Guides and DVD's: Cable Logging Guide Chainsaw Use Guide Fire Fighting & Controlled Burn-offs Guide Ground Based Logging Guide Land Preparation Guide Loading Guide Manual Log Making & Processing Guide Maintenance Inspection of Yarder Towers Guide Mechanical Harvesting and Processing Guide Mobile Plant Guide Personal Protective Equipment Guide Road & Landing Construction Guide Silvicultural Pruning Guide Temporary Traffic Control Transport Guide Tree Felling Guide Tree Planting Guide Working with Helicopters Guide Distance Learning Guides Please click below to order Guides and DVD's: Apply Time Management Concepts and Methods DKO procedures for costing forestry activities Employment Issues in Forestry Facilitate Group and/or Team to Make Decisions Forestry Knowledge Health and Saftey Inventory Data Collection Job Prescription & Prescription Maps Key Issues in Forestry Production Management Log Scaling Measure Sample Plots for Forest Permanent Sample Plots Production targets & unit rates Waste Assessment in Cutover Forest Wood Technology Materials Please login to Web Services to order Guides and DVD's: Web Services If you require further information or assistance please "click here" Cable logging The guidelines for best practice in Cable Logging features the following: Cable logging basics - Provides an overview of the common terms, equipment used, factors taking into consideration when deciding to use cable logging and hazard management. Haulers - Details the different types of haulers and the features which may influence which choice of hauler is used. Carriages - Details the different types of carriages and where best to employ using them. Cable logging systems - Details the advantages and disadvantages of the different systems which can be utilised in cable logging. Wire rope and rigging equipment - Details the characteristics, maintenance and safety aspects for wire rope and the different types of rigging equipment and their Anchors - Details the purpose, types, advantages and disadvantages of different types of anchors. Guylines - Details the purpose, procedure and safety aspects for the erection of guylines. Laying out wire ropes/lineshifts - Details the planning and procedures for the different ways in which you can lay out wire ropes/line shifts. Breaking-out - Details procedures to break out and hazard management. Landing the drag and unhooking - Details the procedures for both landing and unhooking the drag. Elevated support systems - Details the reason for an elevated support system, the different types and equipment requirements.	To Enter Our Career Centre ...Click Here > To Enter Our Credit & Finance Section ... Click Here >