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Perform line clearing and tree trimming duties for Lewis Tree Service's utility customers including pruning treetops and limbs, trimming or removal of at-risk/damaged trees as well as removing broken limbs from wires, roofs, etc.
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Lewis Tree Service is an equal employment opportunity employer committed to providing equal opportunity for both applicants and employees. Lewis Tree Service's practices and policies are administered in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.
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Two years or more experience working as a Trimmer/Climber, working around utility lines. Climb trees and operate a bucket for trimming and removals in and above the power lines. Knowledge of trees including identification, growth habits and correct arboriculture techniques for the trimming, pruning, repairing, maintaining and removing, as applicable to working close to energized conductors.
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Successful completion of a recognized Journey-Level Line Clearance Tree Trimmer apprenticeship program with supporting documentation. Have you successfully completed a recognized Journey-Level Line Clearance Tree Trimmer apprenticeship program with supporting documentation.
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A Tree Trimmer also operates chain saws, pruners, brush chipper and may be called upon to operate an aerial lift device (bucket truck.) Job Description: A Tree Trimmer's primary responsibility is to perform tree trimming, clearing, & removal of trees along electric power lines and right of ways.
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Perform line clearing and tree trimming duties for Lewis Tree Service's utility customers including pruning trees and limbs, trimming or removal of trees as well as removing broken limbs from wires, roofs, etc.
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Climb trees for manual trimming and removals in and above the power lines. Willing and able to obtain specialized training and certifications as required, such as tree species identification and Local, state and federal licenses.
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A skilled Tree Climber/Trimmer should have at least 6 months' verifiable experience in a utility line clearance and/or residential tree clearance setting. A Tree Trimmer must have knowledge of chainsaw safety, and roping & rigging techniques.
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That when you join the Lewis Tree Team, your potential is unlimited. We're the second-largest utility vegetation management company in North America. Our commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is key to the success of our business.
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Mixing and apply spray chemicals, preserving desirable vegetation. Be part of a tight-knit crew working in a team environment. Prepare, operate and maintain all tools and equipment including hand tools, chainsaws, chippers, and aerial lifts.
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TREE TRIMMER I: High School Graduate or equivalent, plus one (1) year of experience in Tree Trimming, to include knowledge of tree maintenance procedures, use of climbing saddle, pruning saw, chain saw, ropes and knots, chipper and frame required ; or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.
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Experience in these skills will make you a good prospect to fill this role: tree trimming, arborist, grounds men, groundman, tree, laborer, or tree service. We are seeking a self-motivated, driven, experienced CDL (Grapple Truck operator) and Tree Trimmer in the greater Tampa, FL market.
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A "Qualified Line Clearance Tree Trimmer" is defined as a person who has completed a minimum of 18 months-related training and on-the-job experience and is familiar with the special techniques and hazards involved in line clearance tree trimming operations according to California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 2700.
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That being an employee-owned company (ESOP), it provides future financial stability for our employees. You love the outdoors: you enjoy varying environments/weather, not afraid to get dirty, adventurous.
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A Tree Trimmer climbs trees to reach branches interfering with electric lines while using climbing equipment. Penn Line Tree Service is a multi-state specialty contractor based in Scottdale, PA. Our tree division, which specializes in line clearance work, employs over 1300 employees who work on a year round basis.
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