Lowe Maintenance, Forestry & Land Based Training
If you are looking for quality training courses leading to City & Guilds NPTC Level 2 or Level 3 qualifications or those for leisure learning / hobby interests then we can help as we trust that our wide range of training courses with industry specialists will meet your needs.
Whether your needing qualifications to enhance your skill set or just want to have a go at something new and learn new skills safely we can help.
We are based in Settle, North Yorkshire in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales where we have a range of sites suitable for your training needs. We are prepared to deliver courses anywhere within the UK as long as relevant course numbers are enrolled and you have a suitable site for the course.
We are committed to providing high quality training at affordable prices we don’t believe in charging extortionate prices there is just no need.
Ash dieback risk assessment, work planning and methodology
Ash dieback is not only a very topically subject that is going to have serious implications on the population of Ash trees across the country, but furthermore one of extreme importance to the safety of people in the vicinity of Ash trees.
As a result, we as operators of chainsaws, forestry equipment and other related equipment need to ensure we are doing all we can to not only keep ourselves safe but even more those around us.
Consequently, landowners who have Ash trees on their land consequently have a responsibility to the safety of others.
For that reason, landowers have to put procedures in place to demonstrate they have inspected and noted signs of decay, damage or poor health and concerns are acted upon promptly.
Due to this, we at Lowe Maintenance are offering a one-day session, an indoor morning presentation and discussion, with the afternoon in ash wooded environment discussing site-specific risks of tree pruning, felling considerations and equipment that is available to you.
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