Podador de árboles

Posted 10 days ago

lake sunapee tree serviceWilmot (NH)

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k) Paid time off Benefits/Perks Competitive Compensation
Great Work Environment: Career Advancement Opportunities
Job Summary: We are seeking a Tree Trimmer to join our team! As a Tree Trimmer, you will be traveling to different job sites each day, inspecting trees and landscapes, and trimming, clearing, and removing branches and trees safely using various tools, including chainsaws. You will often be operating heavy machinery, will use either an aerial lift device or roping to get to higher branches, and will need to maintain the highest standards of safety. The ideal candidate is comfortable working outdoors in many different temperatures and weather conditions, is not afraid of heights, and can safely operate many different types of landscaping tools.
Responsibilities: Evaluate a job site to determine the best course of action when pruning or trimming a tree, while taking into account the health of the tree and the surrounding area Use a rope and rigging system or an aerial lift to access the tops of trees and large bushes safely Carry off and dispose of all tree debris, leaving a clean space behind Adhere to all safety guidelines and regulations at all times
Qualifications: Must be comfortable working outdoors in a variety of weather conditions Strong communication skills Ability to use heavy landscaping equipment, including chainsaws, power pruners, and clippers The ability to work on your feet all day, regularly lifting heavy objects

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