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FORESTRY AND ARBORICULTURAL CONTRACTORS

  • Woodsman offers a range of services to assist forestry and arboricultural contractors across the North. With considerable experience of sub-contracting Woodsman has helped many companies complete contracts that have required additional staffing or expertise.

  • Woodsman has helped a range of both local and leading national firms with surveying and consultancy contracts including:

  • • Tilhill Utilities – Utility Arboriculture
  • • Tilhill Economic Forestry – Forestry and Landscaping Contractors
  • • Fountains – Forestry and Utility Arboriculture
  • • Marishal Thompson Group – Integrated Environmental Consultancy

SERVICES TO FORESTRY AND ARBORICULTURAL CONTRACTORS

  • Subcontracting Services.
    • • Woodsman can subcontract to firms that have additional staffing requirements in the short to medium term.

  • Consultancy Services.
    • • Woodsman can offer a complete range of arboricultural consultancy services.

  • Tree Surveys.
    • • Initial data capture and re-surveys for tree populations of any size.

  • Tree Mapping.
    • • Mapping of significant trees – mapping requirements can be tailored to suit client requirements.

  • BS5837: Trees in relation to construction – Recommendations.
    • • Surveying, mapping and consultancy services.

  • Estate/Woodland Management Plans.
    • • We can help create management plans to ensure that your clients woodland/estate trees provide an optimum range of benefits in the short, medium and long term.

  • Hazard Assessments.
    • • Maintaining a safe tree population is one of the primary objectives for many land managers. Woodsman can assess your client's trees for their hazard potential.

  • Quantified Tree Risk Assessment (QTRA) Licensed User.
    • • The Quantified Tree Risk Assessment (QTRA) system applies established and accepted risk management principles to tree safety management. For more details follow the link to QTRA from the links page.

  • Detailed Individual Tree Inspections.
    • • Significant individual trees sometimes require detailed inspections especially where they may impact on other site uses.

  • Decay Detection and Mapping.
    • • Mapping of tree defects and decay can aid management decisions and reveal more detail than a visual tree assessment.

  • Works Recommendations and Prioritising.
    • • Making and prioritising works recommendations is essential for effective tree management.

  • Site Specific Management Plans.
    • • Bespoke management plans take account of site usage and management objectives – from school grounds to wildlife parks.

  • Disease Diagnosis.
    • • Diagnosis of pests and diseases affecting individual trees or larger populations.