PHC Technician and Tree Crew Member

Responsibilities

• Ability to follow ANSI, TCIA, and OSHA standards.
• Ability to diagnose diseased trees.
• Clean and inspect equipment at end of the day.
• Properly mix and load PHC products.
• Identify local tree species and understand growth rates.
• Utilize all aspects of PHC tools.
• Maintain PHC records and turn them into the office.
• Work in all types of weather/seasons, this position is year-round when working with tree crew in hot and cold temperatures.
• Able to lift approximately 50lbs.
• Operate a variety of different equipment (compact track aerial lifts, mini loaders, grinders, chippers, log trucks, winch, power/hand saws, etc.) to remove and trim trees with the tree crew.
• Properly maintain equipment and tools by conducting routine inspections and preventative maintenance.
• Understand how to properly remove and identify dead/excess branches from trees.
• Ability to climb trees using hooks, belts, ropes, and ladders to gain access to work areas is helpful but not required.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Wisconsin Pesticide Applicator License Required.
• Inventory PHC products and inform the office to order when needed.
• A minimum of a Class B CDL with a clean driving record.
• Must be self-motivated and able to work independently at times.
• Able to work with tree crew for full-time employment.
• Love of the Outdoors as your office with impressive views, year-round.
• Authorized to work in the US.