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Forest
Management Operations Manual
The Forest Management
Operation Manual (FMOM) provides an overview of the policies, environmental
standards and forest operations of Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Woodlands.
While it was written primarily as a guide for our field supervisors and
staff involved in planning, harvesting, road construction, and silviculture,
we hope it will also serve as a valuable reference for persons who want to
know more about our Company and how we manage our operations.
The FMOM document is comprised of 12 sections:
To download the Complete FMOM (pdf format)
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(21.1MB)
By clicking on the links provided below, you may download in (pdf
format) individual sections of our Forest Management Operations Manual for
viewing.
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Introduction (522 KB)
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Commitment (2530 KB)
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Environmental Management ( 2840 KB)
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Health, Safety, and Training (1010 KB)
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Forest Management Planning (795 KB)
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Forest Access Road Development (1640 KB)
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Harvesting (4179 KB)
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Fibre Control (150 KB)
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Silviculture (3582 KB)
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Forest Protection (1149 KB)
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Latest/fmom sections/11.0 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND COMMUNICATION.pdf
Public Participation and Communication ( 892 KB)
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Appendices:
Appendix 1 – Glossary (108 KB)
Appendix
2 – List of Referenced Documents (80 KB)
Appendix 3 – Environmental Protection Guidelines For Ecologically Based
Forest Resource Management (213 KB)
The practices presented in this document shall be the standard for all
aspects of Company and Company contract operations undertaken on Company
timberlands. Variations and deviations from these standard practices can
and will occur due to regional and site specific conditions. Where
modifications to these practices occur, alternate criteria will be developed
by trained and experienced planning and operations staff with input and
approval from the Newfoundland Forest Service.
Critical to the successful implementation of the FMOM will be the training
through workshops and seminars held with Company employees and Company
Contractors who conduct road development, harvesting and silviculture
activities. Ultimately, it is these individuals who will implement these
practices and activities at the field level.
Periodic review and revisions of this document will occur as required in
order to reflect changes in our standard operating practices. |
