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Chainsaw Maintenance & Cross-Cutting Training.
Treevolution Scotland provide chainsaw training and a comprehensive range of other arboricultural training courses for both aerial and ground-based tree work.
Provider
Treevolution Scotland, Broxburn(For price, check with provider)
This course is available on the Treevolution Scotland website.
Description
Content:
- Workshop & Site safety including Risk Assessment
- Operator safety & protection
- Chainsaw Maintenance
- Engine systems
- Drive systems
- Guidebars
- Saw chains
- Fuelling, starting & pre-cutting checks
- Environmental & Legal Requirements
- Cross-cutting timber
Training Duration: 2 Days
Total 2 Days
Maximum Group Size: 4 Candidates
Cost per candidate: £350.00 + VAT
About Treevolution Scotland
Treevolution Scotland provide chainsaw training and a comprehensive range of other arboricultural training courses for both aerial and ground-based tree work. We provide training for individuals, companies and local authorities covering all aspects of forestry, tree-surgery and professional arborist requirements.
In addition the company also undertakes operations overseas. Training courses offered cover a wide range skills required for safe and efficient operation within the Arboricultural and Forestry industry.
Treevolution Scotland's courses range from introductory courses on chainsaw and machinery maintenance and use, to 5 day courses for professional arborists on sectional felling of large trees.
Training accredited by Lantra Awards. Assessment Accredited by City & Guilds NPTC.
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