WorkSafeBC Part 26 requires that arborists working aloft have rescue capability on site, and this course builds it directly with your crew. It's a reps-first, hands-on day: a gear check, brief theory, then continuous rescue scenario practice, with certification earned by demonstrating a real rescue, not just showing up.
Read MoreA wood chipper is one of the most common pieces of equipment on a tree crew, and one of the easiest to get seriously hurt on without proper training. This half-day, hands-on course covers safe operation, inspection, and maintenance for every experience level, from startup procedure through the maintenance intervals that keep it running safely.
Read MoreRigging fundamentals don't change based on how your team gets into position, but the technique does. This course builds foundational rigging skill delivered either from an aerial lift or from a climb, whichever matches how your crew actually works.
Read MoreIf your team has a new lift or new operators, this is where they learn to run it safely and rescue a crew member from it if something goes wrong. 100% hands-on and outdoors, covering aerial lift operation, inspection, and full emergency rescue technique.
Read MoreYour climbing crew is only as safe as the procedure they're following. We review and revise your Tree Climbing SWP against WorkSafeBC Part 26 and ANSI Z133, then rebuild it into a document your field staff will actually use.
Read MoreNot every structurally compromised tree needs to come down. This full-day, hands-on workshop trains your team to recognize structural defects, decide when cabling or bracing is the right call, and install and maintain both static and dynamic support systems to ANSI A300 standards. Delivered wherever your team is, with real supervised installation practice, not just a walkthrough of the hardware.
Read MoreRecognize hazardous trees before they become an incident, not after. This private, in-field course teaches your team the warning signs, defects, and failure patterns to watch for, and how to communicate what they see clearly enough to get it acted on. Scheduled around your team, delivered wherever you are.
Read MoreGo beyond visual assessment and into the tools that quantify what's actually happening inside the tree, including decay detection with resistance microdrills and sonic tomography. Delivered in partnership with PNW ISA, this advanced Level 3 course is built for experienced assessors, not an entry point into the field.
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