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By Kevin Myers, Training Supervisor, ACRT Arborist Training In the arboricultural industry, safety is paramount, particularly when it[…]
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Raymond Jennings, Traveling Crew Trainer, ACRT Arborist Training Raymond Jennings brings a strong background in arboriculture safety and[…]
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Imagine this: a storm hits overnight. By morning, trees are tangled in power lines, and the call goes[…]
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Julie Kindelberger is an ACRT Arborist Training program manager who joined the ACRT Services family of companies in[…]
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ACRT Arborist Training is excited to welcome Daniel “Dan” Clemson to our team as our newest trainer! Dan[…]
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By Jeremy Riemersma, Training Instructor, ACRT As Job Corps marks its 60th anniversary in 2024, it’s a momentous[…]
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Blending Experience and Education in the Tree Care Industry: Brian Pope Brian Pope is a U.S. Air Force[…]
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Cultivating Careers Through Job Corps: Jeremy Riemersma Jeremy Riemersma, an ACRT training instructor, has taught students at the[…]
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Five-Minute Meeting: Working Around Secondary Wires and Low Voltage Lines Though the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z133[…]
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Five-Minute Meeting: Working Overhang When conducting pruning operations, even for small branches, the best practice is to remove[…]
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A Silent Force of Support: Annissa May She’ll argue that her career isn’t that interesting, but in a[…]
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Aerial lifts cannot touch energized lines and arborists must be aware of minimum approach distance (MAD). Learn more.
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