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How to become a Arborist

Arboretustry requires proficiency in tree trimming, fertilization, removals, lightning suppression, tree risk assessments, and identifying tree diseases. Enhancing knowledge in botany and forestry, plus certifications like ISA Arborist or TCIA CTSP keep career opportunities flourishing.

Hard skills:

  1. Tree Pruning and Maintenance
  2. Tree Diagnosis and Disease Identification
  3. Tree Removal and Replacement
  4. Climbing and Rigging Techniques
  5. Knowledge of Tree Species
  6. Aerial Lift Operation
  7. Landscaping Design
  8. Safety Protocols

Soft skills:

  1. Teamwork - Ability to collaborate and cooperate with other colleagues
  2. Empathy - Possessing understanding and appreciation of others' perspectives
  3. Flexibility - Adaptability and openness to change
  4. Interpersonal Communication - Proficiency in relating and interacting with others
  5. Problem Solving - Utilizing analytical thinking and creative approaches to find solutions
  6. Organizational Skills - Effectively managing tasks and resources
  7. Critical Thinking - Evaluating information objectively and making sound decisions
  8. Stress Management - Coping with challenging situations in a composed manner