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Estate Maintenance Courses
Course titles marked with an asterisk * are part of our range of INTEGRATED TRAINING and ASSESSMENT courses. Assessments are conducted either at the end of the course or while the course is taking place. Trainees who pass the assessment are awarded with a certificate of basic training and a skills identity card.
Chainsaws
Chainsaw operation falls under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1992 (revised 1998) which state that chainsaw operators should have
received adequate training in safe use. Anyone working on or in trees is expected to hold a recognised certificate of competence or national competence award. The only exception is on agricultural holdings where the
work is done as part of agricultural operations and the operator has used a chainsaw before 5 December 1998.
- *Chainsaw Maintenance and Cross-Cutting
- *Chainsaw Maintenance, Cross-Cutting and Felling Small Trees
- *Advanced Chainsaw Operation: Felling Medium Sized Trees
- *Take Down of Hung Up Trees Using Hand Tools/Winches
- Dealing with Individual Windblown Trees
- Chainsaw Refresher
- Supplementary Supervised Practice
Other Woodland Courses
- * Brushcutters Trimmers
- Tractor-Mounted Sawbench
Welding Courses
- MIG Welding
- Basic Arc Welding
- Intermediate Arc Welding
- Advanced Arc Welding
- Basic Gas Welding
- Intermediate Gas Welding
- Advanced Gas Welding
- Managers' Technical Appreciation
Workshop Courses
- *Abrasive Wheels
- Plumbing
- Roofing
- Joinery
- Rendering and Plastering
- Glazing
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