Tree Worker Courses in Richmond

The AHCARB319 Use arborist climbing techniques unit develops skills in tree climbing using ropes, harnesses, and specialised equipment to ensure safe mobility in the tree canopy. It equips individuals working in arboriculture to perform tasks under broad direction, applying judgement and discretion in resource use and problem-solving. This unit offers practical experience in a controlled setting, enhancing competency in achieving secure work positions within trees while taking responsibility for work outcomes.

The AHCARB310 Perform aerial rigging unit develops skills in aerial rigging techniques, including selecting and using appropriate tools and methods to lower, control, and redirect loads during tree pruning and removal. This course covers safe retrieval of injured climbers from trees and requires extensive arboricultural expertise. Participants learn to apply safe work procedures, follow compliance documentation, and use elevated platforms when necessary. Discretion and judgement are applied to solve predictable and occasional unpredictable challenges effectively.

The AHCARB303 Perform pruning operations unit provides the skills and knowledge required to carry out corrective and remedial pruning tasks safely and effectively. It applies to work conducted on the ground or in aerial locations, focusing on using appropriate tools, techniques, and materials. This unit is suited to individuals with the ability to select and apply specialised methods, solve routine and occasional unexpected challenges, and perform tasks in diverse settings within the arboriculture field.