Sawyer S-212 Final Outcome
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AD=administratively determined I just passed my S-130/S-190/L-180 and received my red card this spring because of you and your channel you are an inspiration and I hope one day wife and boy are as proud of me as it seems your family is of you. Thanks for all the videos maybe one day I will see you on the front lines!God bless
Please show us the dam project with you lowland pond. If you're too busy felling trees, let a Jack do a follow up on the dam. Congrats.
Congratulations, Cody. In my estimation, without having been a professional logger (especially in the employ of some governmental agency), Level 2 is the best one could realistically expect to do on their first class. So, I think your results were exemplary.
Congratulations on your achievement. Your humility and focus on safety and technique will keep you safe and open many doors for you and your family. You may even end up making training videos.
Thank you for what you are doing. You and Mrs. Wranglerstar has brightened me in what you are living and bringing the videos to us.
wranglerstar I think it would be in your best interest to get your new floors off of that trailer and on a better platform. Its going to warp siting like that for too long. It also needs to acclimate itself to the humidity levels inside your home for at least a week before you install it. Love the videos, would like to see the progression of all the trees you planted recently.
chefdan87 "Happy trees"...
When I look back on my career I think about some of the stuff I lived through. Hoisting and Rigging (not forestry related) was something I learned after I did it. I learned the power of gravity Wheew!!! I am glad to be alive.
Bruce Retired Equipment Installer. Nice Hat
Way to go Wranglerstar!
Congratulations!!! I can tell you are proud as you should be.
Nice job, very interesting to hear how it all works. Good learning experience for sure. Thanks for sharing with us.
Congratulations, you deserve it. You work hard at the skills you have and seem willing to continue learning and your modesty takes you a long way.
Congratulations Cody! That's exciting. Interesting discussion on the AD too!
Congrats Cody! Now you will evaluate a lot of trees and old stumps when you hike the woods. I'm still looking at old stumps to see what cut was used. I also will add my voice to the group for more on the Beaver Dam.
Congratulations Cody!! Well done indeed I am looking forward to seeing some of your improved techniques in future vids.
Sounds like a great experience. Congrats and keep learning!
S-212 is without a doubt one of the best training's I've ever experienced in my career with DNR. "Tree Falling!!"
Congrats on the class 2 certification. As an Eagle Scout I know that merit badges are cool and fun to learn! Keep it going!
That is pretty exciting! Happy for you, Cody!
Congratulations on you certification!
Congrats! Your passion for wild-land firefighting is very inspiring.
I just started as a temp FS employee this week. Not in fire, but in wildlife. It's a great place to work with a lot of really friendly, intelligent, and hard working folks.
Congratulations Cody!
Congratulations wranglerstar .
Congratulations, Cody!
Cody, I assume by now you have found out AD means, administratively determined. That is up to your contract supervisor.
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Really glad to see you did the s212 and were so humble about your learning. Glad to see you on the safe path and practices.
Tim
Congratulations Mr. Wranglerstar. I one day dream of doing this myself. Thank you for sharing!
Fun note about being an AD, its protected the same as volunteer fire fighters. You are legally protected from your employer to take the offer to help during a major event. Just need a document from dispatch, or crew chief of your request to "arms".
Congrats!!! Hope ya continue to share things as you learn them very interesting to see.
Very informative .....cool stuff. Never understood the AD program. Thanks for the info
great job on the class, was not surprised on the lev 2 feller.
How is is the dam doing at the pond?
Id also like to know, that was a pretty interesting little series of videos
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Hey, Would you be willing to start a video series about what you learned in that Sawyer class. I would like to start learning about tree falling and I think that an in depth series about this would help me and others to understand the risks and dangers involved, and help us understand how to approach the situation. Thanks for all that you do!
congradulations!
congrats ! I think that it all sounds really cool.
Very exciting!
Congrats!!!!
Thanks for the video!!!
CONGRATULATIONS you gave us some great info very interesting
One might say you're a Hobby Vlogger =), congrats Mr. Wranglerstar!
Congratulations!
Well done Cody very good news something that'll stay with you for a life time all the know how 👍🏻
Well done Cody!
Cody could u do a walk a round update? Like the beaver dam pond that structure in the shed an the old JD crowler an other projects that have been put aside!
You"re exactly right. I find myself in the same place all the time. I've worked chainsaws since I was a teenager. Worked them semi-pro working as an arborist for a couple of years. But ya know, it was all just OJT, so to have you make a vid concerning REAL training is huge. I still have people, and come upon myself, jobs that I'm not sure I know how to do. Lucky so far I guess, only one broken arm...
Congrats!
Good for you, Cody! It IS exciting. Next in this wise, would you care to pass along some of your most significant S-212 learning? That would surely benefit a number of us. Perhaps incorporate a bit into each of several videos.
Really appreciate this, thanks for the great info!
This video ended with a link to your sisters channel so I went. Then I watched you struggle to cook a pizza I subscribed to her channel. Thank you.
Congrats on the certification, W.
Good job!
Congrats Cody
Congrats Wrangler. Think someday you may do a video on the proper procedures for using first aid in cleaning and dressing deep cuts. I can't find a descent one on here.
Proud of you Cody! Such a great example of a good man! I bet you will get class 1 in the near future! - Beth
Great job Cody, as soon as i herd class B I smiled. If you could post more videos about how to become one would be outstanding! I plan on taken online classes to be able to graduate at 16 and join volunteer on the local wildland unit and hopefully move out west and become a hotshot. Thank you Cody. -Dylan T.
Congraturation on the level 2 faller, from S.korea
Well done Cody.
Congratulations on sawyer rating, keep up the good work.
Great job. Are there any prerequisite to the woodland sawyer class? Thanks again for all your great and interesting videos
Congrats and well done :)
Well done
Cody, after I went through S212 and recieved my B, I felt like I had been pretty stupid in my past saw experience. S212 was one of the greatest learning experiences I have ever had, and I really feel like every person who runs a chainsaw should take this class. It would save a LOT of injuries.
Maybe you and I will end up on a saw squad together this summer. :-)
Or look into fuels crews, fuels mitigation, thinning crews that run saws removing brush and or learning how to buck properly
A.D. Additional Dude!!
Good Job! Please do some felling vids showing what you learned. Pass on the knowledge! Thanks!
I work for Asplundh Tree Expert Co. And ive had to learn 5 steps of tree falling! They are, 1.heights n hazards, 2.tree lean, 3.escape route, 4.notch, 5.back cut! And time to time I mess up, we are all human!
Congrats
Congrats on the level 2 faller, I plan on following in your footsteps
Bucksoutdooradventures Keep us posted on your progress!
Cody id be really interested in information about getting into the program you are talking about
Very interesting
Please dont quit doing videos. that actually would be a big loss for youtube.
A guy never stops learning and where you learn is from the old experienced guys this is where todays way of operating a business is going to have trouble. Companies are not making it so the old experienced guys teach the younger workers.
Congrats on class 2
Well done on your qualification Cody, have you thought about converting your workshop lights to LED's, you would save a bunch in power and never have to replace them, and maybe it would make a great video.
class II - good for you!
Congrats on the B rating! Sounds like you had a good time. So what did happen with that first tree?
Fairly new to the wildland world but good job on the FAL2 classification. Did y’all do your PTB books in the class or did the instructors “deem” you a FAL2 without having to do the FAL3 task book? Not asking that in a condescending way; I’m truly curious. I’m taking 212 at the end of this month here in Texas.
Also, you’re spot on on your explanation of wildland stuff and it being like Boy Scouts. I was just telling someone that same thing a few days ago. Keep it up.
Congrats Cody!
I do hope I speak for us all when I say "Bea-ver dam! Bea-ver dam! Bea-ver dam!"
Practice...sheer repetition to recognize differences and get the reflexes built in so you can tell thing by feel.
So does the course address falling trees that are on fire?
That's where type 2 crews into play spend more hours cutting I learned from so many older guys who are no longer here or fighting fire. But good job 👍
Do you know if the forest service have the class's on the east coast?
Congrats! and as since everyone else is saying it i might as well join i too, BEAVER DAM PLEASE
the safety sally's will be happy to hear this
Are you rocking ol Ben Davis?? Awesome
Well done Cody xden
Where can we find more information on the AD program?
Sir in my opinion I think you would make a great State Park Superintendent or A park Ranger.
yeah the theoretical backgrounds are so valuable these days. Especially if you want the highest level.
Hang in there ;)
What is the pack test like now?
have you heard of the "northwest front" project?
AD stands for Administratively Determined
AD is Administratively Determined.
1.000e video!
just a guess - auxilliary detachment?
Did anybody in your class get a class 1 faller?
available dispach
Administratively Determined (AD)
CMLovejoy right on!
FAL3; BASIC FALLER, AD-D
FAL2; INTERMEDIATE FALLER; AD-E
FAL1; ADVANCED FALLER; AD-J
FELB; FELLING BOSS; AD-F
AD = Administratively Determined
Classification Level = Pay per hour
AD-D = $19.60
AD-E = $21.52
AD-F = $23.52
...
AD-J = $35.00
So, FAL1 makes more than FELB based on technical expertise.
Although a AD-J can be an AD-F
Wait, so there are 3 levels, let's say 1,2 and 3 with 3 being the top, are you saying you got the 2? I know you said you'd be happy to get the 1, but did you bypass 1 and go to 2, or did you earn basically an apprentice 1? I couldn't really tell. If your a 2, that's amazing! But if you got an apprentice 1, that's not bad either. Were there guys who did the class that got no grade that you saw? Or were there others in your league? I'm just curious, and by no means drawing any conclusions and whatever it is, it's cool and really important and impressive. Just thought I'd ask!
"Being able to identify hazards"
And you always dismissed the Safety Sally's.
WHO'S LAUGHING NOW CODY
Also congratulations.
Congrats Cody, you must be chuffed :)
Domo