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Yes, provided that individuals are physically capable of undertaking practical works and you let us know that this is what you are planning. Initially a group of parish volunteers will be joined by one of our area Rangers to provide guidance and training. If your parish group wants to get involved with practical work on a regular basis we advise you to nominate a group leader to be trained in first aid, manual handling and safe use of tools. Training for group leaders can be arranged in-house with the Ranger team. If any machinery is to be purchased and used by a parish volunteer under PPI (for example strimmer/brushcutter) that person needs to receive the relevant training, certification and protective equipment before work can be undertaken (unless the operator already has a valid certificate).
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Can we get parish volunteers involved in undertaking practical work projects under PPI?
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