Climbing Arborist | Chippers, Inc.

Davey Tree Expert•Woodstock, VT
•Onsite

About The Position

The Climbing Arborist trims and removes trees and unwanted, diseased, or dying limbs to support tree health and safety. This is an onsite role serving the Woodstock, Vermont area, with an additional location in Enfield, New Hampshire. The position involves working outdoors as an active member of a tree-care crew, using DdRT/MRS and SRT/SRS climbing systems to perform pruning and removal work for clients.

Requirements

  • Valid driver's license.
  • Previous tree-climbing experience.
  • Ability to complete the Davey Tree Trimmer Orientation Program upon hire.
  • Ability to complete the Davey First Aid, CPR, and defensive driving course upon hire.

Nice To Haves

  • Background in forestry, horticulture, landscaping, or working at heights.
  • Relevant pesticide and related licenses and certificates, if required by state law.

Responsibilities

  • Climb trees using DdRT/MRS and SRT/SRS climbing systems.
  • Work as an active crew member alongside the ground crew and crew leader.
  • Safely and skillfully perform tree pruning and removal services.
  • Prune, thin, and remove deadwood throughout tree canopies.
  • Install cables, bracing, and lightning protection systems.
  • Remove hazardous trees.
  • Maintain, prepare, and operate tools and equipment, including chainsaws, chippers, and aerial lifts.

Benefits

  • Paid time off and paid holidays.
  • Opportunities for advancement.
  • Job-specific equipment and safety gear provided.
  • 401(k) retirement savings plan with a company match.
  • Employee-owned company and discounted stock purchase options.
  • Group Health Plan.
  • Employee referral bonus program.
  • Career Development Program supported by Industry Expert Safety Specialists and Skills Trainers.
  • Scholarship Program for Children of Employees.
  • Charitable matching gift program.
  • $3,000 sign-on bonus, depending on experience and certifications.
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