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Severing Uprooted Or Windblown Trees Using a Chainsaw - NPTC 302 (CS35)
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
City & Guilds NPTC Level 3 Award in Severing Uprooted or Windblown Trees using a Chainsaw (NPTC UNIT 302). (Training Preparing for City & Guilds NPTC 302 (Formally CS35) Assessments)
CONTENT:
- Regulations, Best Practice & Risk Assessment.
- Operator safety & protection.
- Assessing lying, windblown and broken timber and deciding on appropriate action.
- Environmental & Legal requirements.
- Cutting windblown trees using appropriate techniques.
- Operating a winch to control movement of root plates
Training Duration:2 Days
City & Guilds (NPTC) Assessment:1 Day
Total 3 Days
Maximum Group Size: 4 Candidates
Candidates must hold NPTC 201,202,203 & 301 (CS30, CS31 & CS32) and be experienced chainsaw operators.
Cost includes all registration, assessment and certification fees
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.
Future Foresters Training Fund
The Future Forestry Training Fund, was established by Scottish Forestry to support those relatively new to forestry, by providing the opportunity to develop their skills relating to the practicalities of forestry practice as well as wider business and sustainability skills, in order to help them secure, sustain and progress their careers.
Women in Forestry Training Fund
The Women in Forestry Practical Training Fund, was established by Scottish Forestry to support the personal development of women, providing them with additional skills to progress their careers and employment opportunities in forestry beyond their current role. With the support of Future Woodlands Scotland we are delighted to be able to reopen for applications.
