• Have an experienced core team of certified arborists
• Carry out on site risk assessments, identifying potential hazards and assessing how we can eliminate or minimise them prior to starting each job
• Provide ongoing industry training opportunities for all of our employees
• Ensure a healthy work/life balance which is essential, especially in a high risk job such as this
• Collaborate with other skilled industry arborists - sharing experiences, knowledge and important  industry information around particular techniques, incidents and equipment.
• Attend industry events such as ISA (Intentional Society of Arboriculture) conferences, Climbing Competitions, and local industry events such as Soak and Loam.

The nature of tree work is that it is very diverse, each job can present new challenges and opportunities to lean. As such, where jobs allow we take the opportunity to learn from real scenarios strengthening and building on the skills and knowledge of our overall team of arborists.

Communication is an essential part of a safe work site, that is especially true when dealing with removals. We work with and operate loud machinery and it is essential that the climber can have clear, unbroken means to communicate with their ground crew. We use top of the range Sena “in helmet” communication equipment.