During in this course, you will cover:

• Aerial Rescue Methods
• Identify hazards and manage the associated risks
• Aerial Rescue Planning
• Visual tree inspection and anchor point
• And much more

Units covered in qualification:

• Level 3 Award in Aerial Tree Rescue Operations

Before starting this course, you must have already Acquired:

• Level 2 Award in Accessing Trees Using a Rope and Harness

After succesfully completing the assessment element of this unit, you will receive a Level 3 Award in Aerial Tree Rescue Operations .

Worth noting: As there are physical elements to our course, you'll need to have at least a minimum level of fitness

You will need to bring:

• A form of photo ID either valid driving license or passport. ·        
• Non snag clothing suitable for all weather as you will be outside. ·        
• Safety helmet conforming to EN 397 or EN 12492 ·        
• Eye Protection – Mesh visor complying with EN1731 or Safety Glasses EN 166 ·        
• Chainsaw Protective Trousers are recommended but robust workwear trousers are suitable. ·        
• Chainsaw Protective Boots are highly recommended as you will be provided with spikes, but boots with ankle support and good grip are suitable. 
• Gloves suitable for rope work, Showa 310 are highly recommended. ·        
• All PPE must be CE/UKCA marked.

We recommend bringing your own Climbing equipment . This will give the best possible experience. 

If you are bringing your own climbing equipment, please ensure the harness is fitted with a personal First Aid Kit, and you also have a handsaw or a knife with retractable blade.

When bringing your own kit, you will need to show proof of a full and in date LOLER inspection of all your equipment to be used.

It is recommended the learner holds current Emergency First Aid at Work certification

Please be aware that to take this course, you must be physically fit and not suffering from vertigo or similar conditions.

You must also be free from medication that could affect your safety.