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Training

  • Photo 1: Multiple slings can help to reduce rolling.
    November 3, 2024

    Working From the Hook

    By Mark Chisholm, CTSP

    Photo 1: Multiple slings can help to reduce rolling. Whenever I am asked to speak about working with cranes, I always start by discussing the accidents that are happening. This is the foundation for what we should [...]

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  • Image 1: Identification of wood anatomy is important in all aspects of arboriculture.
    November 2, 2024

    Sapwood vs. Heartwood: Arboricultural Implications

    By Lindsey Purcell, BCMA

    The general identification terms of sapwood and heartwood are used in many aspects of the plant sciences, especially in arboriculture. These terms are used loosely by many practitioners to identify the outer portion of a branch or stem and the [...]

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  • When training a group of people for tree work, you have to take a different approach with each person, says Tony Wilber, shown here at far right.
    November 8, 2024

    You Have to Take a Different Approach With Each Person

    By Tamsin Venn

    Having worked for the same tree company for 42 years – starting when he was 19 – Tony Wilber has a steady handle on tree work, safety and crew training. But, he says, “Every day is a learning experience.” [...]

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  • May 8, 2025

    Arborist Skills | Tailgate Training Session for Rigging and Chain Saw Use

    By Tchukki Andersen, BCMA, CTSP

    Tailgate safety training sessions take all forms - from casual, two-person crew chats to larger, more structured meetings of the safety team and crew members. NG Gilbert, a 26-year TCIA member company and subsidiary line clearance company of the [...]

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  • Arborist Skills: Aerial Lift Set Up
    April 8, 2025

    Arborist Skills: Aerial Lift Set Up

    By Tchukki Andersen, BCMA, CTSP

    By Tchukki Andersen, BCMA, CTSP, TCIA Staff Arborist Aerial lift set up takes place several times a day on several types of terrain. This arborist skills video shows an example of a winter setup as carried out by TCIA [...]

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