Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve learnt more about how to become an arborist and what an arborist does in their day to day job, including tree maintenance, pruning and tree cutting services to name a few.
One of the great things about being an arborist is the variety of places you can work.
You’re certainly not chained to a desk (thank goodness for that!), and you’ll be spending a lot of time outdoors completing arborist tree services to multiple types of clients.
So let’s take a further look at where you could work as an arborist.
Where Can Arborists Work?
So you’ve decided you’d like to become an arborist.
Here are some of the types of places you can put your arborist skills, like tree cutting services and tree maintenance services, to work:
· In Municipal Parks and Gardens
Generally by nature, public parks have lots of foliage and trees. Trees are a part of our natural environment and it’s important to keep visitors safe.
For an existing park or nature reserve, an arborist could be engaged for tree maintenance services such as ascertaining the overall health of trees, providing tree reports on whether they are dangerous and therefore should be removed and other tree related duties.
An arborist may be hired at a brand new park to help plant and establish new trees as well providing landscaping advice.
· Golf Courses
Golf courses have beautifully maintained lawns and landscaping as part of their design.
Due to trees being in close proximity to golf players, an arborist may be required for tree maintenance services - routinely checking and reporting back the overall wellbeing, health and structure of trees around the golf course to ensure maximum safety for golfers.
· Commercial and Home Gardens
As an expert in trees, arborists can provide private arborist tree services to residents and local business owners in their local area.
· Street Tree Management
In conjunction with councils, arborists can provide arborist tree services for street tree management and tree removal or tree cutting services, if required.
· Tourist Parks
It’s important in tourist parks that trees are maintained and tree cutting services are completed if there is a tree that is diseased, unhealthy or unsafe.
· Forestry
In terms of forestry, arborists generally focus on the health and safety of individual plants and trees, rather than managing forests themselves, or harvesting wood.
· Plant Nurseries
An arborist could provide professional assistance for plant nurseries and their staff.
An Arborist’s Day To Day
Overall, an arborist’s job includes tree maintenance services:
· Tree repairing
· Tree fertilizing
· Tree planting
· Tree pruning
· Tree staking
· Tree cutting services
· Tree health assessment
· Tree removal
· Indentifying tree species
· Advice on tree care
· Mulching
If you’re looking for an experienced, qualified and professional Arborist for tree services in the Northern Beaches local area, consider Northern Beaches Arborist. Local, hands on and a passionate arborist.
Get an obligation free quote for your tree maintenance services.
Call Northern Beaches Arborist today on: 0423 914 950.
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