Since 1995, the PLC has been the voice of Maine’s logging industry
The PLC is Maine’s only trade organization which exists to give independent logging contractors a voice in the rapidly changing forest industry.
Logging News:
2022 Mechanized Logging Operations Program Underway
SUMMIT TOWNSHIP - The Mechanized Logging Operations Program (MLOP), a training program of the Maine Community College System (MCCS) in collaboration with the Professional Logging Contractors of Maine (PLC), began its sixth class the week of June 27 with introductory...
Professional Logging Contractors (PLC) of Maine holds 27th Annual Meeting Friday, May 13
Log A Load Auction underway BAR HARBOR – The Professional Logging Contractors (PLC) of Maine held its 27th Annual Meeting Friday, May 13, raising a record $144,399 in the annual Log A Load For Maine Kids auction and presenting awards to businesses, individuals, and...
Professional Logging Contractors of Maine (PLC) and Northern Maine Community College applaud federal funding to expand Mechanized Logging Operation Program in 2023
AUGUSTA – The Professional Logging Contractors (PLC) of Maine and Northern Maine Community College (NMCC) applauded this week’s announcement that $1 million in dedicated federal funding has been secured to expand the Mechanized Logging Operations Program (MLOP) in...
We are less than one month away from the PLC’s Southern Maine Log A Load for Kids Golf Tournament on August 26th in Lovell. Our Northern Maine Tournament on September 16 is now sold out and space is limited in the Southern Maine tournament. Act now to help us help Maine kids by playing, sponsoring, donating or all three to benefit The Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital at Maine Medical Center at Maine Medical Center Let’s make miracles happen together
Aug. 26, Kezar Lake Country Club, Lovell
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This free one-day training session for PLC members is designed to help owners, managers, and supervisors recognize and respond appropriately to employee-impairment in the workplace in order to reduce worker accidents and injuries. Participants will be taught procedures to detect impairment regardless of the substance or cause.
