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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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Wear, tear, and other damage to equipment can present safety hazards in the field. Equipment maintenance can prevent these safety hazards from arising and is essential for continued safe work with that equipment.
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Secondary services can be neglected in UVM conversations, but it is important to know what they are, their dangers, and how to prevent injury and death.
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