ERIE EVENT
Chainsaw Certification Training - Level 3 - CCE Chautauqua.
Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 8:00 AM–3:00 PM
- Date and time
- StartThursday, October 8, 2026 at 8:00 AMEndThursday, October 8, 2026 at 3:00 PM
- Address
- Prendergast Farm, 4329 West Lake Road, Mayville, NY, 14757
- Category
- Educational
About this event
NOTE: You must register \(before the event\) ASAP to get a slot. This course is not offered often and fills up quickly. Also, you must take level 1 before level 2, and 2 before 3. WNYMBA will reimburse 50% of the course cost to members who complete the course with proof of a certificate. We appreciate all of the volunteers who legally remove blowdowns and perform chainsaw-related duties with permission from the land managers through the WNYMBA executive board. There will also be an equipment purchase program this fall for those looking for new equipment. Email: info@wnymba.org for more questions. Registration Link: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/ChqChainsaw\_Oct8-Level3\_206 Game of Logging participants are required to bring their own chainsaw and specific safety gear. The mandatory personal protective equipment \(PPE\) includes a helmet \(hard hat\), eye protection, hearing protection, and safety chaps. Helmet: Must be ANSI approved and often integrated with face and hearing protection. Eye/Face Protection: Logger-type mesh screens or safety glasses meeting ANSI standards. Hearing Protection: Required due to high noise levels from chainsaws and machinery. Safety Chaps: Cut-resistant leg protection \(e.g., Kevlar or ballistic nylon\) is essential for chainsaw operators. Chainsaw: Participants must provide their own, ensuring it is in proper working condition. The Game of Logging is recognized nationwide as a leading chainsaw safety and productivity training program. Through hands‑on instruction, students work directly with experienced instructors to learn safe, efficient, and effective chainsaw techniques. Game of Logging Level 3 focuses on techniques for handling difficult trees. Topics covered include limbing, height measurement, segment calculations, wedging techniques and hinge placement. The felling is done against the tree’s natural lean and participants also limb and buck using techniques demonstrated in level II. https://www.facebook.com/events/1555871139559562/
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