Rebecca has extensive experience providing arboricultural support for local governments. This includes urban forest strategy implementation, policy writing, town planning and project referrals, tree risk assessments, electric line clearance management plans, tree planting planning and coordination, responding to resident requests, and auditing arboricultural contractors. Rebecca has a wide range of experience and knowledge that can assist with urban forest management and strategy implementation at the highest standard.
Previous clients include: City of Greater Dandenong, City of Hobart, City of Melbourne, City of Newcastle, Dorset Council, Waratah-Wynyard Council. Speaking engagements and guest lectures for: Arboriculture Australia, Australian Capital Tree Community, Melbourne Polytechnic, New South Wales Arboriculture, New Zealand Arboriculture Association, University of Melbourne, Victorian Tree Industry Organisation.
Specialist Tree Pruning
Rebecca provides tree pruning services to help care for your significant and heritage-listed trees. Working in accordance with MIS308 Tree Pruning and Australian Standard AS 4373-2007, Rebecca will make sure your trees get the best level of service and will discuss all tree management options with you. With experience working at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne, the Royal Botanical Gardens in Hobart, and many private trees listed on the National Trust, Rebecca has pruned some of the country’s most unique and significant trees.
Tree Risk Assessments
Experienced with the International Society of Arboriculture’s Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ), Rebecca completes tree risk assessments in accordance with ANSI A300, Part 9, Tree Risk Assessment. Tree assessment are completed using GIS software and records are maintained electronically to make sure records of each assessment are easily accessible. Risk levels, recommendations, and work priorities are provided to allow for a seamless management of tree risk, and piece of mind to know your trees are being inspected by a professional.
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Height Safety Equipment Inspections
Legislative requirements and industry standards recommend equipment be inspected and documented at least every 6-months by a qualified inspector. Experienced with the use and functional of specialist arboricultural equipment, Rebecca is a qualified height safety equipment inspector, and can provide documented inspections of all height safety equipment used in arboricultural practices.
With a wide range of skills, experience, and knowledge, Rebecca is here to help.
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