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Home | London Chainsaw Training, Tree Climbing, NPTC, LANTRA, Stihl, Husqvarna London chainsaw training, NPTC, LANTRA, tree climbing courses, SRT, chainsaw courses, tree work, arboriculture, rigging, tree pruning, refresher courses, felling.

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lowe-maintenance

Lowe Maintenance provide chainsaw, machinery training, forestry courses and LOLER checks in North Yorkshire. City and Guilds accredited.

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newlands training

Agricultural and rural training organisation with selection of courses from chainsaw, FEPA and pest control to tractor and forklift truck.

gosta training ltd

GOSTA Training has been involved in training since 1982 and has been successful in becoming a “One Stop Shop” for many greenkeepers, golf clubs and landscape employers. The company is involved in the development and delivery of Scottish Vocational Qualifications in Amenity Horticulture Sportsturf/Landscape and offers many training courses relevant to this occupational sector. Training covering Pesticide Application, Safe use of horticultural machinery, Chainsaw training and many other courses enhance the skills of the candidates who come to GOSTA.

morton training limited

High quality land-based training courses, Morton Training Limited are a Lantra registered Training Provider and City & Guilds/NPTC Assessment Centre. This means that we are able to meet all your land-based training and assessment requirements. All our instructors are highly qualified and registered with Lantra and our Assessors used are all NPTC qualified. When selecting woods for training people to fell trees we partner up with local landowners who have areas of woodland that have often been neglected and may not be commercially viable for big contracts and machines. Tree are marked up to take out the weakest or worst formed trees thus enhancing the chances of the remaining trees. The brash is normally left in the wood as habitat piles. Often small glades are created giving further opportunity for diversity with woodland species like foxglove, bluebells and wild garlic. The timber is then extracted either for logs or biomass. Occasionally some will be left in the wood as habitat. Because all of our felling is done by hand rather than machine the impact on the wood is minimal and always leaves the woodland in a better condition than before. We have also donated to National Trust to plant 500 Square Metres of Woodland on our behalf. If you wish to donate, please click here to access the National Trust site.