• The author, shown here, proposes that proper work positioning can improve safety, productivity and longevity on the job.
    May 2, 2024

    Back in November 2023, at TCI EXPO in St. Louis, Missouri, I gave a presentation titled “The One Thing to Rule Them All.” The premise of the presentation was based upon finding one thing we can focus on in our [...]

  • Tandem-climber removals can improve production, says August Hunicke, shown with a fellow climber. “So many options. More stuff hitting the ground.”
    May 1, 2024

    Justin Donahue, owner of Donahue Arborists in Honolulu, Hawaii, seasoned International Tree Climbing Championship (ITCC) competitor and a veteran tree worker with more than 30 years in the industry, talks from a place of experience. And fatigue. He’s accustomed to [...]

  • Inman Video Pic
    May 1, 2024

    Back in November 2023, at TCI EXPO in St. Louis, Missouri, I gave a presentation titled “The One Thing to Rule Them All.” The premise of the presentation was based upon finding one thing we can focus on [...]

  • Karsten Foerster advancing the tie-in point.
    May 1, 2024

    In the various recreational climbing disciplines, you will often hear risk or hazards categorized in two ways: “subjective” and “objective.” This video is based on a session covering the same topic that he co-presented with Craig Bachmann, CTSP, [...]

  • MRS and SRS both have their benefits. You may find a blending of these systems to be appropriate for complex jobs.
    May 1, 2024

    This video recordingis based on the presentation on the same topic during TCI EXPO ’23 in St. Louis, Missouri. When it comes to teaching climbing in the tree care industry, we need to focus more on strategy and [...]