Offered by the MN Society of Arboriculture;
How to Work Safely In and Around Trees
Tree work is among the most high risk occupations in the United States with a fatality rate that is 10 times higher than the all-industry average. There is also an excessively high number of serious injuries, many with life-long consequences.
This workshop will cover the types of accidents that occur, who they occur to and more important, how tree workers can minimize their risks! In addition the workshop will cover how tree work should be marketed to reduce your liability and alert homeowners and commercial property managers why they should hire professionals for this type of work. The workshop will also cover the pruning section of the Arborist Certification manual to aid those intending to take the Arborist Certification exam.
ONE SEMINAR TWO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS TO CHOSE FROM;
February 9th, 2007
Cloquet Forestry Center
The Cloquet Forestry Center is the University of Minnesota’s primary research and education forest. The Center serves the research, teaching and education needs of the natural resources community. It is also home to Extension’s Cloquet Regional office.
The Center includes 3,400 acres that support broad areas of research and education
March 16th, 2007
Jackpot Junction
Inside this Southwestern area of Minnesota, you’ll find a gem of a meeting place as well as a place to have a little fun.
After a long day of tree safety, why not have something to eat, grab a show and make a date of Friday, March 16.
Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel, an Enterprise of the Lower Sioux Indian Community, offers you 325,000 square feet of live casino action 24/7 a year. Approximately 110 miles from Minneapolis and close to both south Dakota and Iowa, this seminar will not only provide tree workers a lot of education but also a variety of things to do on a wintery March night. Don’t forget, you can bring the kids...plenty for them to do as well.
For more information and a registration form (attached), contact;
MSA
Patty Nolt, Executive Director
612.720.6347
thewren@wrensmarketing.com
or go to the MSA web page: www.isa-msa.org
How to Work Safely In and Around Trees
Tree work is among the most high risk occupations in the United States with a fatality rate that is 10 times higher than the all-industry average. There is also an excessively high number of serious injuries, many with life-long consequences.
This workshop will cover the types of accidents that occur, who they occur to and more important, how tree workers can minimize their risks! In addition the workshop will cover how tree work should be marketed to reduce your liability and alert homeowners and commercial property managers why they should hire professionals for this type of work. The workshop will also cover the pruning section of the Arborist Certification manual to aid those intending to take the Arborist Certification exam.
ONE SEMINAR TWO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS TO CHOSE FROM;
February 9th, 2007
Cloquet Forestry Center
The Cloquet Forestry Center is the University of Minnesota’s primary research and education forest. The Center serves the research, teaching and education needs of the natural resources community. It is also home to Extension’s Cloquet Regional office.
The Center includes 3,400 acres that support broad areas of research and education
March 16th, 2007
Jackpot Junction
Inside this Southwestern area of Minnesota, you’ll find a gem of a meeting place as well as a place to have a little fun.
After a long day of tree safety, why not have something to eat, grab a show and make a date of Friday, March 16.
Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel, an Enterprise of the Lower Sioux Indian Community, offers you 325,000 square feet of live casino action 24/7 a year. Approximately 110 miles from Minneapolis and close to both south Dakota and Iowa, this seminar will not only provide tree workers a lot of education but also a variety of things to do on a wintery March night. Don’t forget, you can bring the kids...plenty for them to do as well.
For more information and a registration form (attached), contact;
MSA
Patty Nolt, Executive Director
612.720.6347
thewren@wrensmarketing.com
or go to the MSA web page: www.isa-msa.org
