Rigging 101
Rigging techniques from beginners to advanced techniques.
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Chain saw safety
Chainsaw safety involves using proper techniques and protective equipment to prevent injuries. Key aspects include using a two-handed grip, maintaining secure footing, and being aware of the bar's nose to avoid kickback. Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) like chainsaw chaps, a helmet with face shield and ear protection, and sturdy boots is crucial.
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ANSI
ANSI pruning and Safety standards as set by osha
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Tree biology/anatomy
Master the science behind the canopy. This course covers essential tree biology and anatomy, from cellular function to structural growth. Perfect for aspiring arborists, you'll learn to identify health issues and understand how trees respond to pruning. Build the foundational knowledge required to excel in your ISA certification.
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Knotts
Description of knotts used in Arboriculture
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Felling notches
Types of notches and explanations.
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Climbing devices and knots d.r.t as well as s.r.t.
Different ways to climb both d.r.t as well as s.r.t.
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Rigging devices
Devices and techniques to rig down limbs and bigger wood safe.
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Rope types and uses
Climbing and rigging ropes why to use when to use.
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S.r.t techniques
Different techniques associated with s.r.t/s.rs climbing .
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Stay alive protocol
Short safety course 10 minute read that could save your life.
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THE MASTER ARBORIST’S HANDBOOK
Master guide to tree work
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Pro tips
Tips on various aspects of tree work
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The Tree Worker's Roadmap
From Dragging Brush to Running the Bucket — The Step-by-Step Guide to Earning Your Keep.
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M.A.D and dealing with power lines
Understanding power line dangers and working around them.
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Vector forces
Math and angel multiplication and more.
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Tree service subcontractor agreement/liability
Subcontractor Agreement & Crew Waiver
(We are not attorney's)
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How to wrap a rope
Proper rope management is a core skill that directly impacts jobsite efficiency, equipment lifespan, and safety in tree care operations. This module provides tree work professionals, ground crew, and climbers with practical instruction on coiling, flaking, inspecting, and storing modern synthetic climbing and rigging lines. Participants will learn how to handle high-performance braided ropes without introducing twist, hockles, or structural damage.
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High trauma emergency response & aerial rescue
Standard first aid courses fail to address the high-kinetic trauma and severe cut hazards inherent to tree care operations. This module provides tree workers and line operators with the vital skills needed to manage catastrophic injuries during the critical first minutes before emergency medical services arrive. Students will learn to control massive hemorrhages from chainsaw contact, prevent harness-induced suspension trauma, and coordinate ANSI Z133-compliant aerial rescues.
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