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Introduction to Our Arboriculture Training Guide Series Using a chainsaw from a rope and harness is a significant progression step for arborists moving into aerial tree work. Building on existing climbing skills and chainsaw competence, this training introduces the techniques required to safely operate a chainsaw while positioned within the tree canopy. Many candidates progress to this stage after completing Tree Climbing and Aerial Rescue training, which provides the foundat

Introduction to Our Arboriculture Training Guide Series Tree climbing and aerial rescue training is an important stage in the progression of many arborists working within the UK arboricultural industry. For those moving from ground-based operations into climbing roles, it introduces the practical techniques and safety procedures required for working at height in trees. Many candidates begin their arboricultural training with ground-based chainsaw qualifications before progres

Introduction to Our Arboriculture Training Guide Series Felling and processing small trees is often the next stage for those who have already developed basic chainsaw skills and are looking to progress within arboriculture. The training introduces the techniques required to safely fell small diameter trees and carry out controlled ground-based operations. Many candidates begin with Chainsaw Maintenance and Cross-Cutting training which provides the foundation required before p

Introduction to Our Arboriculture Training Guide Series Tree work and arboriculture require a wide range of practical skills, technical knowledge, and a strong awareness of safety. For those starting out in the industry, understanding which arboriculture training courses are required — and how different qualifications fit together — can sometimes be difficult. Many people begin their journey into arboriculture through chainsaw training, which forms the foundation for further