I normally just go silent when this question is asked here as the stw view on trying m training is strong. However this thread is clearly in twilight-stw and therefore I’ll add my voice… Get the ppe (chaos, foresters helmet, gloves and boots), read the stihl or husqvarna manuals on safety/use, or watch the videos. Be very switched on and you’ll be safe.
I’ll second the know what kickback is, how to cut to avoid it and always be aware of the nose of the bar, know how to hold the saw to cope (not just sideways so it swings and missed you, but left hand firmly on the handle, thumb round it, both hands firmly on fire that matter, can and arms straight ideally). You’ll not always manage it, but be aware of you are cutting in a different position and therefore more at risk. Hold it safely though and you’ll not get hit even if it does kick back….I’d not be so confident with a more powerful saw and a short bar mind, but an ickle electric you’ll cope.
Also second use the brake, no short cuts. Use it, ALWAYS.
Learn how to hold it safely If you walk with it, so if you trip you don’t fall on the bar, the cutters are nasty even if not moving (so brake on, hills saw with bar behind you, saw in left hand down beside you is safest)
You’ll see these things in the safety videos.
Remember, the chain is moving at something like 20+m/s and has sharp chisels every couple of inches.. stay very aware of where the bar is at all times