Chainsaw Training Courses. Tree Climbing Training Courses.

Covid 19.

The Treevolution team have been working hard during this unusual time to create a new training environment that doesn’t just comply with government Covid 19 guidance but exceeds it to ensure that both candidates and instructors are kept safe.

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TREE WORK AT HEIGHT
Current position for compliance with Work at Height Regulations.
New Course Information.

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LANTRA Training with NPTC City & Guilds Qualification.
Prices include all registration, assessment and certification fees. Max 4 people per course

Treevolution Scotland provide chainsaw training and a comprehensive range of other arboricultural training courses for both aerial and ground-based tree work. We provide training for individuals, companies and local authorities covering all aspects of forestry, tree-surgery and professional arborist requirements.

In addition the company also undertakes operations overseas.Training courses offered cover a wide range skills required for safe and efficient operation within the Arboricultural and Forestry industry.

Treevolution Scotland's courses range from introductory courses on chainsaw and machinery maintenance & use, to 5 day courses for professional arborists on sectional felling of large trees.
Training accredited by Lantra
Awards Assessment Accredited by City & Guilds NPTC

Our training provides candidates with the skills and knowledge to comply with:HSE Guidelines

AFAG Industry Best Practice
Guidance Management of the Health & Safety at Work Regulations
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations
PPE Regulations
The Work at Height Regulations
Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regulations Environmental legislation relating to Arboricultural & Forestry operations
Manual Handling Regulations
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations

Chainsaw Training Courses. Tree Climbing Training Courses.

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