CS31 Chainsaw Felling Small Trees upto 380mm, including the Takedown of Hung Up Trees Using Hand Tools (NPTC)  CS31 Chainsaw Felling Small Trees upto 380mm, including the Takedown of Hung Up Trees Using Hand Tools (NPTC) Writtle College ../webroot/files/QualificationSubSubjectAreas/cover_photo/1544679529applied-and-pure-science.jpg

CS31 Chainsaw Felling Small Trees upto 380mm, including the Takedown of Hung Up Trees Using Hand Tools (NPTC) Cost 478 (includes use of equipment, NPTC registration & assessment) Duration Three days plus one day assessment to be arranged An additional charge maybe incurred if participants do not accept the assessment date offered to them About the Course This course is for participants anticipating to work in professional forestry, amenity or utility arboriculture activities and likely to involve felling trees up to 15 (380mm) in diameter. Three consecutive days training to NPTC standard, followed by one day NPTC assessment (to be arranged). The module requires reading and interpreting of information such as safety instructions and technical knowledge, and prepares participants for NPTC independent assessment. This intensive practical course requires a good level of physical fitness and an ability to study written technical information. Participants must have achieved CS30 before taking this course. Click here for information on Tree Survey and Inspection Courses. Click here for information on Professional Tree Inspection Courses. Click here for information on Health & Safety and First Aid Courses. Course Dates Wednesday 24 February 2010 - Friday 26 February 2010 (9:00am to 5:00pm) [Full Assessment 2 March 10] Wednesday 10 March 2010 - Friday 12 March 2010 (9:00am to 5:00pm) [Assessment 17 March 10] Wednesday 14 April 2010 - Friday 16 April 2010 (9:00am to 5:00pm) Wednesday 12 May 2010 - Friday 14 May 2010 (9:00am to 5:00pm) Wednesday 9 June 2010 - Friday 11 June 2010 (9:00am to 5:00pm) Wednesday 30 June 2010 - Friday 2 July 2010 (9:00am to 5:00pm) Student Comment Great course & instructor, would recommend. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience.