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A Chainsaw Operator is responsible for felling trees, cutting logs, and trimming branches using a chainsaw in forestry, land clearing, or vegetation management settings.

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Chainsaw Operator careers

A Chainsaw Operator is responsible for felling trees, cutting logs, and trimming branches using a chainsaw in forestry, land clearing, or vegetation management settings. The role often involves working in outdoor environments, sometimes in remote or rugged areas, and requires a strong understanding of safety protocols and environmental considerations.

Chainsaw Operators may work independently or as part of a team and must maintain their equipment, follow worksite procedures, and sometimes assist with loading and transporting timber. Physical fitness, good hand-eye coordination, and adherence to safety standards are essential for this job, which often supports broader forestry or construction operations.