The ALC keeps records of firms enrolled in the program, and furnishes related information to loggers, forest product companies, and forest owners upon request. Loggers are also encouraged to maintain their own records of education sessions they have attended. There is no enrollment fee until after 2002. The ALC will have a list of conferences, safety meetings, forestry workshops, and other training opportunities offered by Universities, the Idaho Logging Safety program, logging associations, and other groups that are eligible for Idaho Pro-Logger continuing education credits. If a class you want to take is not listed, you can submit it to the ALC for approval.
Reciprocity varies from state to state.
Ultimately, the forest product companies and forest owners you work with decide whether they recognize a given state s program. For the most part, credits from continuing education classes taken in other states will meet Idaho Pro-logger continuing education requirements. For more Information . . . The Idaho Pro-Logger program will likely continue to develop and evolve with time, but it is off to a very good start.