Skilled Arborist with City of Vancouver (British Columbia)

Skilled Arborist with City of Vancouver (British Columbia)

03 Oct
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Vancouver Economic Commission
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British Columbia

03 Oct

Vancouver Economic Commission

British Columbia

Join the City of Vancouver as a skilled Arborist I, where you'll play a crucial role in tree care and urban forestry operations. Enjoy a full-time position with comprehensive responsibilities in tree maintenance, pruning, and public engagement.

The Arborist I leads an arboriculture operations crew in Vancouver's parks and boulevards. This role involves pruning, transplanting trees, and operating machinery like bucket trucks and chipping machines. You'll also mentor staff in tree care techniques while addressing public inquiries and showcasing knowledge of secure work practices.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee tree pruning and maintenance operations
• Respond to public inquiries regarding tree management
• Operate aerial bucket trucks for tree work




• Identify hazardous trees and take necessary actions
• Provide on-the-job training to team members

Requirements:
• Completion of tenth grade and relevant experience
• Certification as an Arborist and Utility Arborist
• Level I First Aid and Pesticide Applicator’s Certificates
• Thorough knowledge of arboriculture practices
• Valid Class 5 BC Driver's License

Utilize your arboriculture skills with the City of Vancouver while supporting a sustainable urban environment.
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📌 Skilled Arborist with City of Vancouver (British Columbia)
🏢 Vancouver Economic Commission
📍 British Columbia

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