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Lantra Basic Tree Inspection
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
Our basic one day Tree Inspection Training Course provides learners with the knowledge to be able to identify a hazardous tree, determine the level of risk and then decide on an appropriate course of action.
This training is designed only to help learners recognise hazardous trees as part of your other duties and then report what has been seen to an appropriate person. It is not expected that learners will have a detailed knowledge of tree biology, legislation or any other specific arboricultural specialism. The job of carrying out a detailed tree inspection to determine its condition must be done by someone trained and competent to do so. Specialist equipment may be needed as well as knowledge of, and competence in, biomechanics, pathology and legislation.
Target Audience
Our course is aimed at a wide group of people, for example you could be employed as a local authority highway inspector, or work in the forestry, woodland or arboricultural field. You could be a park ranger, or work on an estate, it may be that you are a farmer or other type of landowner; it could be that you are an employee who has the responsibility for trees in the course of their work. Additionally our course could be useful if you work with trees in a voluntary capacity.
Course Objectives
- State the legal and safety implications of hazardous trees.
- Maintain your own health and safety while carrying out Basic Tree Survey and Inspection.
- Recognise hazardous trees.
- Determine level of risk.
- Decide on an appropriate course of action.
- Collect and maintain adequate information.
- Recognise your own limitations.
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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Future Foresters Training Fund
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Women in Forestry Training Fund
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