
TRAINING
Our Courses
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CHAINSAW COURSES
Chainsaw training & assessment for all experience levels. From homeowners to profesional operators we cover:
Chainsaw Maintenance & Cross-cutting
Felling and Processing Trees to 380mm
Felling and Processing Trees over 380mm
Assisted Felling
Individual Windblown Trees
Chainsaw Refreshers
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CLIMBING & AERIAL COURSES
We provide Tree climbing & Aerial rescue training and assessment for arborists, ecologists, bat groups and many more. It’s not just climbing, we offer a wide range of aerial courses:
Use of Chainsaw from Rope & Harness
Aerial Tree Rigging
Aerial Tree Pruning
Stationary Rope & Advanced Climbing Techniques
Aerial Rescue Refreshers
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MACHINERY COURSES
PUWER Regulations require workers operating machines to be trained and competent to do so. We provide training for a wide range of machinery including:
Woodchippers
Stumpgrinders
Powered Pole Pruners
Hedge Trimmers & Brush Cutters
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FIRST AID & OTHER COURSES
Our team is available to offer Emergency First Aid at Work + F (Chainsaw users), as well as a suite of health and safety related courses. Such as:
Emergency First Aid at Work + F ( for chainsaw users)
Planning Emergency Treeworks
Emergency First Aid at Work
Arboricultural Ground Worker
Emergency Planning and Aerial Rescue Refresher
Tree Climbing and Aerial Rescue Training for Arborists and Ecologists
At Preservation Tree, we offer specialised tree climbing and aerial rescue training designed for arborists and ecologists. Our courses are structured to provide hands-on, practical experience in a safe, controlled environment, ensuring you gain the skills and confidence needed for climbing and aerial rescue operations.
Why Choose Our Training?
2:1 Instructor to Participant Ratio
Our training is conducted with a 2:1 instructor ratio, ensuring that you receive personalized, one-on-one attention from our experienced instructors. This allows for tailored guidance, faster skill acquisition, and enhanced safety during all activities.
With fewer participants per instructor, you can expect more hands-on practice, direct feedback, and quicker resolution of any challenges you may encounter.Accredited and Experienced Instructors
Our instructors are fully qualified and have years of field experience, enabling them to offer invaluable insights, tips, and tricks from real-life scenarios. Their expertise guarantees that you not only learn the necessary skills but understand the reasoning behind each technique.Comprehensive Training Coverage
This course covers all essential aspects of tree climbing and aerial rescue, including:Climbing techniques and safety
Equipment use and maintenance
Emergency rescue protocols
Rope and knot management
Basic first aid for aerial incidents
Enhanced Safety
Safety is our top priority. The 2:1 instructor ratio means there’s always an instructor nearby to guide you through complex manoeuvres and assist during rescue drills. This approach minimises risks and ensures that you can focus on developing your skills without compromising your safety.Practical, Real-World Scenarios
Our training courses simulate real-world tree climbing and rescue situations, giving you the confidence to handle emergencies in the field. You’ll be taught how to perform rescues in a range of conditions and tree types, which is critical for both arborists and ecologists working in challenging environments.Certification and Ongoing Support
Upon successful completion, participants receive certification, proving their proficiency in tree climbing and aerial rescue. We also offer post-training support to ensure you're ready to apply your skills in real-world situations.
Ideal for Arborists and Ecologists
Whether you're a seasoned professional or just beginning your career in tree care or ecological work, our training is tailored to meet your needs. The 2:1 instructor ratio is particularly beneficial for those who want to hone their skills with the full attention of our expert instructors.
Ready to take the next step in your climbing and rescue capabilities? Book your course today and get started on the path to safer, more effective arboricultural practices.