Chainsaw Maintenance - Sterling

Date: 2/2/2023 7:30 AM - 2/2/2023 2:30 PM

Location: Sterling DPW
171 Worcester Road

Sterling, Massachusetts

Capacity:

15/16



Overview

This one-day workshop will cover the key issues and activities associated with troubleshooting two-cycle chainsaw engine repairs.

This class is designed not for the shop mechanic but for the two-cycle chainsaw operator. However, the shop mechanic may find the class information very useful if they have not attended a trouble-shooting systems workshop before. Participants will be guided through a systematic process that looks at the important workings of the two-cycle engine. The class is instructor lead but is over 60% hands-on. Working in small groups the participants will disassemble a chain saw to discover important trouble-shooting processes. 

Who Should Attend
• Small Equipment Operators
• Shop Mechanics
• Supervisors and Foremen

Registration at 7:30 am, Class begins at 8:00 am.

ALL ATTENDEES SHOULD BRING A CHAINSAW TO CLASS

 

 
Attendees
First Name Affiliation
Devin Town of Sterling DPW
John Town of Lexington DPW
David Town of Sterling DPW
Jason Town of Northborough
Matthias Town of Northborough
Robert Town of Northborough
Joseph Town of Holliston Highway Department
Ian Town of West Boylston DPW
Dylan Town of Oxford
David Town of Northborough
Andrew Town of Chelmsford
Jacob Town of Oxford
Stephen
Instructors
  • Michael Smith
    Technical Training Specialist at UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
    Michael Smith is the Baystate Roads Technical Training Specialist. He was a Highway Superintendent for 20 years where he developed and implemented modern road maintenance techniques. Mike was responsible for day to day operation and long range planning for the municipality.

    Before retiring in 2015, Mike was also a firefighter for 34 years. He is a lifelong resident of Heath, Massachusetts, whose teaching style includes a healthy portion of humor and student interaction. Mike can be reached at: mdsmith@umass.edu