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 EQUIPMENT NEEDED 

Field work is required in all seasons and in all types of weather. Suitable personal equipment and clothing is required for all field work including:

 

§  Safety footwear (steel-toed), should have wet and dry weather boots.

§  Chainsaw boots

§  CSA approved hard hat

§  Hard hat liner

§  CSA approved safety glasses

§  Ear protection

§  High visibility cruising vest

§  Compass

o   Nexus 15 TDCL Elite

o   Suunto MC-2D Navigator

§  Rain suit

§  Snowshoes

§  Jack knife

 

All equipment can be purchased on registration day. BAP Equipment sets up shop at the school and provides students with all gear that is needed. A starter kit can be purchased from BAP the day of registration; the kit includes a high visibility vest, required compass, Fox 40 whistle, photo case, 10x hand lense, and a 15 cm Staedtler Map Scale.

 

High visibility cruising vest are to be purchased at the college. These vests are custom made by BAP and provide protection and space for MCFT issued field equipment.

 

It is not essential to buy snowshoes prior to the winter months. They may be purchased only when needed.

 

Below is an approximate cost for the above equipment and gear:

 

 

EQUIPMENT & GEAR

 

 

APPROXIMATE COST

Safety Footwear  

$150

Chainsaw Boots

$120

Compass

$ 50

Hard Hat (ratchet adjuster)

$ 40

Hard Hat Liner

$ 8

Safety Glasses

$ 10

Ear Protection (clip-on)

$ 25

High Visibility Cruising Vest

$ 70

Rain Suit

$ 60

Jack Knife

$ 60

Snowshoes

$200

 



 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

Our Graduates Say it Best!

Maritime College of Forest Technology gave me many things: The time to focus on learning and soak up as much forestry knowledge as I could possibly jam into my brain; a foundation of technical forestry skills that I successfully use in my work; and my belief in an honest work ethic.

Gareth Davis, Perth-Andover, NB


Attending Maritime College of Forest Technology opened doors and
opportunities that would never have been opened. I was given the tools to build a career and a life. I not only learned about forestry; I learned life
lessons and work ethics that I¹ll keep forever. The instructors are of the
highest calibre and will go out of their way to help you!

Wayne Van Dijk, Department of Natural Resources and Energy

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