Tchukki Andersen

[DSMc]

After four years since first meeting Tchukki Andersen, BCMA and Staff Arborist for TCIA, here on the Buzz, Sylvia and I finally got to meet her face-to-face. We should all be proud that we are represented in our national organization by someone with the enthusiasm and dedication to understanding and disseminating all aspects of tree care.

Even though Tchukki has worked in the field, her job at TCIA keeps her behind a desk probably more than she would like. However, being the energetic personality that she is, she finds ways to stay in tune and up-to-date on all things tree related.

When setting up this meeting she specifically asked that I bring a few of the new gizmos so that she could better understand their usage.

Dave

Trying to attach photos and it is not working. Will try again later.

 

[chris_girard]

Yeah Tchukki is great Dave and you're right, we are lucky to have her with us at TCIA.

Thanks Tchukki for all your hard work!

-Chris

 

[Starlet]

I will agree with all of you! I also have had the pleasure of meeting her, I was hoping to have the pleasure of meeting Dave and Sylvia but I could not go on tchukki's vacation! She is a real asset to TCIA anything you need to know she will find out for you if she can not answer it right away! big help with training and learning safety!!! I am really glad I have gotten to know her and truly respect and admire all she has done and continues to do! keep it up Tchukki!

 

[Knowledgequest]

It was an honor and a pleasure learning and studying for the BCMA exam through Tchukki's Tchat group sessions and Advarbs FB group!

VIVA TCIA's Tchukki Anderson!

 

[DSMc]

Introduction to SRT and Unicender

 

[DSMc]

Low and slow.

 

[DSMc]

Doubled rope, Lockjack, Full Duplex communication system try outs.

 

[HedAke]

Aw, shucks, you guys. Thanks for all the love! And thank you, David and Sylvia for agreeing to meet in such a fantastic tree dotted setting! I will be taking Starlet up and down trees for rec climbs in no time!

Starlet, you should check out the LockJack.....makes footlocking the tail real easy for a desk jockey.