USFS Chainsaw Certification March 6-7

As announced at the meeting tonight. There will be a USFS Chainsaw Certification Course offered on March 6-7. Details are as follows:

What: USFS Chainsaw Certification Course (16 hours). Course consists of approx 8 hours classroom, 8 hours in the field.

When: March 6-7* 8am to 4:30pm

*Depending on class size, not all participants will be able to complete the field portion on the 7th. We will compile a list of people to participate on the 7th after the application deadline is past and notify you. We will work with others to complete the hands on portion at a later date.

Fee: No fee

If you are interested please shoot me an email (kwood@fs.fed.us) and I'll forward you a registration form.

Please do not register if you do not plan on using the certification as we are limited on space and instructors.

Cheers,

Kerry

Last edited by skerry00 on Fri Feb 12, 2010 5:24 pm; edited 1 time in total

Notice - The course dates have been changed to Saturday, March 6th and Sunday, March 7th due to a scheduling conflict. Both days we'll start at 8am and go until 4-4:30pm.

Have you gotten a good response? Bumping it back up in case some one that needs it missed it.
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There are a few with the club registered so far. It's been a little annoying having to change the date a few times and that might have kept people from registering but I don't anticipate it changing again!

I hope....

You might want to request getting this thread deleted, or at least the headline updated. Because on the main page it is still saying March 13-14......which may lead to some confusion.

The creator of the thread should be able to update the headline...
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