Domain - Arboriculture

Domain - Arboriculture

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Level 2
2763 Unit Describe the New Zealand arboriculture industry
3 Credits
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2764 Unit Identify amenity trees
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
12 Credits
29658 Unit Assist with general arboriculture duties
10 Credits
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Level 3
17150 Unit Identify trees used in arboriculture
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
10 Credits
17151 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of hazards and safety requirements for tree work near electrical supply lines
5 Credits
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17256 Unit Use climbing equipment for arboriculture
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
3 Credits
17257 Unit Describe safety and process requirements, and fell and limb trees in arboriculture under supervision
5 Credits
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17260 Unit Use a brush chipper and stump grinder
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
4 Credits
17261 Unit Carry out groundperson's duties in an arboriculture situation
4 Credits
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25399 Unit Prepare to use, use, and remove a brushwood chipper
3 Credits
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25401 Unit Prepare to use, use, and remove a stump grinder in an arboriculture situation
3 Credits
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2766 Unit Maintain amenity trees and shrubs
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
8 Credits
2768 Unit Prune young trees and shrubs in arboriculture situations
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
4 Credits
2770 Unit Assess a site for amenity trees
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
8 Credits
2771 Unit Select amenity trees
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
9 Credits
2772 Unit Transplant amenity trees and shrubs manually
4 Credits
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2819 Unit Select and layout trees for treed landscapes
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
4 Credits
31183 Unit Plant trees in arboriculture situations
2 Credits
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31184 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of pruning trees and shrubs in arboriculture situations
3 Credits
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31186 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of Codes of Practice and guidelines for arboriculture
2 Credits
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31187 Unit Prune young amenity trees and shrubs from the ground and above ground in arboriculture situations
5 Credits
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31188 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of basic plant nomenclature, and identify trees used in arboriculture
6 Credits
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Level 4
17258 Unit Use advanced felling techniques in arboriculture, and describe methods to handle windthrown trees
10 Credits
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17259 Unit Operate an elevated platform vehicle for arboriculture
4 Credits
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25405 Unit Describe the requirements and process of transplanting large trees using specialist equipment, and post planting care
5 Credits
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25406 Unit Undertake sectional felling in arboriculture tree work
10 Credits
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2767 Unit Climb a well branched tree
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
10 Credits
2773 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of amenity tree health problems
10 Credits
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2774 Unit Climb difficult trees, branch walk and undertake aerial rescue above 15 metres in arboriculture situations
10 Credits
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2775 Unit Prune semi mature and mature amenity trees in arboriculture situations
12 Credits
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2776 Unit Use amenity tree evaluation methods and describe timber markets
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
6 Credits
2818 Unit Transplant large trees using specialist equipment
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
7 Credits
2822 Unit Undertake sectional felling in tree work
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
7 Credits
31185 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of climbing equipment, climb a tree and undertake one-person aerial rescue
10 Credits
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31189 Unit Conduct visual tree assessments in arboriculture situations
3 Credits
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31190 Unit Identify and present trees found in New Zealand arboriculture situations
6 Credits
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32382 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of tree biology, and impacts of arboriculture maintenance activities on tree biology
5 Credits
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Level 5
17262 Unit Carry out an arboriculture tree inspection
5 Credits
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25400 Unit Describe tree support systems, and their installation and maintenance in arboriculture situations
5 Credits
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25402 Unit Demonstrate advanced tree climbing for arborists, and undertake a simulated aerial rescue
10 Credits
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25403 Unit Calculate, plan, and use advanced rigging, and describe speed line system installation in arboriculture tree work
10 Credits
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25404 Unit Evaluate a site for amenity trees, select trees, and prepare a planting plan
6 Credits
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2769 Unit Describe the application of law to arboriculture in New Zealand
6 Credits
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2820 Unit Manage the development, conservation, and the use of woodlots
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
6 Credits
2821 Unit Plan and manage complex tree work
10 Credits
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2823 Unit Undertake tree work near electrical supply lines
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
4 Credits
32750 Unit Monitor and manage site works to protect established trees on construction sites
5 Credits
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32751 Unit Describe hazards of machine assisted tree felling, and fell trees using machine assistance for arboriculture work
5 Credits
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32752 Unit Prepare for and undertake arboriculture work with cranes, and apply risk management and hazard control
5 Credits
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32780 Unit Describe amenity tree evaluation criteria and apply the Standard Tree Evaluation Method
4 Credits
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32781 Unit Demonstrate knowledge of the development and use of woodlots, and timber markets in New Zealand
4 Credits
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32859 Unit Identify a range of conifers, exotic trees and native trees, and research and evaluate trees found in arboriculture
6 Credits
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