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8 months ago
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Daniel Owen Agency is a leading recruitment agency specialising in providing skilled professionals across a variety of sectors. We are currently working with a prominent company in the rail industry, and we are looking for experienced PTS Tree Climbers to support their project in Worcester.

As a PTS Tree Climber, you will be responsible for carrying out tree climbing and tree management duties on railway infrastructure sites. You will work in a variety of challenging environments, including areas with live trackside operations, ensuring safety is a top priority in all tasks. Your role will include access, inspection, pruning, and removal of trees, as well as other necessary arboricultural services as required.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform tree climbing duties in line with arboricultural best practices.
Conduct tree inspections to assess the health and safety of trees on railway infrastructure.
Carry out safe tree pruning, felling, and other tree management work as required.
Work safely and effectively at height, using the correct personal protective equipment (PPE).
Carry out site surveys and ensure all work is documented appropriately.
Comply with all health, safety, and environmental regulations in line with Network Rail standards.
Work closely with other arborists, ground staff, and supervisors to complete projects efficiently.
Maintain equipment and report any maintenance issues.
Ensure all operations are in line with the company's commitment to safety, sustainability, and quality.

Essential Qualifications & Skills:

PTS (Personal Track Safety) certification is mandatory.
NPTC Tree Climbing and Aerial Rescue certification.
Proven experience in tree climbing, pruning, and felling techniques.
Strong knowledge of tree health, safety, and arboricultural best practices.
Experience working in railway environments or other high-risk areas is highly desirable.
Valid driving license (essential for travel to different sites).
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Strong communication and problem-solving skills.
Ability to handle physically demanding tasks.

Desirable Qualifications:

Additional qualifications such as the NPTC Chainsaw certification or equivalent.
First Aid at Work certification.
Experience working in or around railway infrastructure.If you have the relevant tickets and experience, and you're looking to start work immediately, please feel free to call the London Rail Team on (phone number removed)

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