Tree climbing courses

...This course is a must for any tree surgeon who needs to dismantle trees in confined spaces using conventional lowering methods and rigging methods...

... with EN1731) (not exceeding 3 years old) Chainsaw protective gloves* complying with EN 381-7 Chainsaw Trousers* –Type C to include Tree climbing Work ( Chaps...

... and chainsaw operations in a canopy. What modules are covered? A sample of modules covered: Health and Safety Climbing techniques Aerial rescue Tree pruning... Learn about: Part Time, Quality Training...

...Suitable for: Anyone using a chainsaw to fell small trees for work or domestic purposes. Operators who are working for certain organizations (eg. Railtrack or the Forestry Commission) or those wishing to continue to felling trees over 200mm (or tree climbing) should attend the range... Learn about: Tree cutting, Tree surgery, Tree Felling to 200mm...

...A course for tree surgeons who want to develop their skills in tree pruning techniques for mature trees...

...) If you are considering progressing on to the tree climbing unit CS38 then a climbing helmet ( EN 12492) is recommended with ear defenders and visor...

... to awesome outdoor recreation skills like canoeing, kayaking, rock climbing, and camping. Become extra-hireable in a career you love. The Adventure Recreation and Parks Technician program offers opportunities to gain provincially or nationally recognized certifications in: Chainsaw operator safety Heritage... Learn about: Rock Climbing...

...Suitable for: Anyone using a chainsaw to fell small trees for work or domestic purposes. Operators who are working for professional foresters or utility arborists (eg. Railtrack or the Forestry Commission) or those wishing to continue to felling trees over 200mm (or tree climbing) should attend... Learn about: Tree surgery, Felling to 200mm, Tree cutting...

...Suitable for: Participants who wish to climb trees and perform aerial rescue...

... – Unit 201 (CS30.1) Unit 202 (CS30.2) Unit 203 (CS31) Unit 206 (CS38 – Tree climbing) Unit 306 (CS38 – Aerial rescue) Unit 308 is compulsory if you intend...

... Membranes Protection Material Components Climbing Plants and Structures for Climbing Learn how to select appropriate climbing plants for creating vertical...

...) or those wishing to continue to felling trees over 200mm or tree climbing will require a separate NPTC test...

...The course is for people who would like a career in tree surgery, landscaping, local authority tree management or self-employment. The ability to manage trees is the focus of this training. This will involve every aspect of tree work from planning, planting, and maintenance to practical Tree...

... process and how they function. Climbing trees safely in harness and carrying out preventative...

...A good foundation in tree care and culture. This course develops your skills and understanding in diagnosis and treatment of tree disorders, whether pests, diseases, nutritional or water problems, or something else. You learn about the standard tree surgery practices, to prune and train both young... Learn about: Plant Biology, Tree felling supervision, Biology Science...

...Suitable for: Anyone using a chainsaw to fell small trees for work or domestic purposes. Operators who are working for certain organizations (eg. Railtrack or the Forestry Commission) or those wishing to continue to felling trees over 200mm (or tree climbing) should attend the range...

...The course is for individuals who would like a career in tree surgery, landscaping, local authority tree management or self-employment. It is a wonderful opportunity to learn a range of new practical skills, which will prepare you to carry out tree surgery and tree care operations...

...Under the Lifting Operations Equipment Regulations 1998 and the Working at Height Regulations 2005 we are asked to consider all other options before working at height. The use of the pole pruner is one option we could consider to reduce the amount of time spent up a tree. The course will...

... and safety and safe working practices, Work experience, tree climbing, chainsaw use, pests and diseases, tree surveys, woodland ecology and management...

...Suitable for: Anyone using a chainsaw 'professionally' (ie. Where the NPTC certificate is required). Operators who are working for professional forestry or utility arboriculture (e.g. Railtrack or the Forestry Commission) or those wishing to continue to felling trees over 200mm or tree climbing...