Analysis of Chainsaw Emissions during Chestnut Wood Operations and Their Health Implications
Paola D’Antonio,
Francesco Toscano,
Nicola Moretti
et al.
Abstract:In Italy, the use of chainsaws for field operations such as Felling (FE), Delimbing (DE), and Bucking (BU) is widespread due to the topography, the medium–small size of farms, and the predominant presence of broad-leaved forests managed through coppicing. However, this has led to an increase in injuries and illnesses due to exposure to physical factors (e.g., noise, dust, and vibrations) and chemical agents (e.g., various volatile compounds). Occupational health and safety legislation in Italy has undergone se… Show more
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