How to become a Forestier

Forestiers should possess strong abilities in forest management and reforestation, proficiency in GIS and remote sensing, and knowledge of environmental regulations and sustainable practices. Mastering these skills unlocks opportunities for career growth and contributes to the conservation and restoration of our precious forests.

Hard skills:

  1. Tree Identification - Ability to recognize different tree species based on physical characteristics
  2. Tree Cutting - Proficiency in using a chainsaw to safely and accurately cut trees
  3. Tree Felling - Knowledge of proper techniques to fell trees safely
  4. Chainsaw Maintenance - Familiarity with proper maintenance and care of chainsaws
  5. Aerial Lift Operation - Competence in safely operating and navigating an aerial lift
  6. Tree Climbing - Proficiency in climbing trees safely and accurately
  7. Tree Pruning - Ability to properly prune trees and shrubs
  8. Tree Planting - Skill in planting and caring for trees

Soft skills:

  1. Self-motivation - Ability to take initiative, stay productive, and complete tasks without direct supervision
  2. Organizational Skills - Capability to organize and manage multiple tasks and prioritize accordingly
  3. Communication Skills - Proficiency to effectively communicate verbally and in writing
  4. Leadership - Capacity to inspire and lead a team, delegate tasks, and ensure objectives are met
  5. Problem-Solving - Capability to analyze complex problems and develop creative solutions
  6. Teamwork - Proficiency to collaborate and work with colleagues to reach common goals
  7. Adaptability - Ability to adjust to changing conditions and environments
  8. Time Management - Skill to manage time efficiently and stay on top of deadlines