Best courses.

[Bennys]

I know, CS 30/31/32 36 38/39 are required can anyone tell me of anymore courses or certification required?

Also is there any further reading/monthly magazine that would-be of help?

Many thanks, Bennys.

[richy_B]

If you've got all those under your belt I'd say you were pretty sorted from most employers perspectives. Maybe PA1/PA6 for pesticides.

[Steve Bullman]

I know, CS 30/31/32 36 38/39 are required can anyone tell me of anymore courses or certification required?

Also is there any further reading/monthly magazine that would-be of help?

Many thanks, Bennys.

 

Tree related certifications aside, a big plus these days is the ability to tow on your drivers license. i'd consider this if you dont already have it.

 

arb publications Forestry Journal

[Bennys]

Cheers richy b. I'll look into that.

[Bennys]

I have full hgv class 1 so that's no drama.

[Brushcutter]

For the arb side

40/41 pruning/dismantling

MEWP

 

For the forestry side

34/35 indivdual/multipul windblown tree.

[sawmonkey]

chipper ticket is always handy, i usually want to see all aspects of how someone can work cos i've learnt the hard way. ie- took a guy on that was excellent on the saw but suddenly decided he wasnt going to chip cos 'he's a saw man and not some "bleeping" brash dragging "fool"