Following our very successful training seminar relating to the changes made to the revised British Standard B.S.3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations, which we ran on a local level in Devon, we have been invited by the Arboricultural Association, to run the event on a national level.
The invitation has been extended to Aspect Tree Consultancy to run [...]
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The new BS3998:2010 Tree Work – Recommendations makes an interesting reference to Starch Testing (page 19, section 7.2.1) which I’m sure may flummox many practicing Arborists.
An Iodine Stain can be used to assess the energy levels of a tree and should, in the first instance, be a simple field test. The test ascertains the concentration [...]
As a progressive company we feel it important to connect with the industry at a local level. To this end we recently showed initiative by being one of the first in the country to organise an event to highlight the recent changes to BS3998 – Tree Work Recommendations.
The new British Standard came into force as [...]
Aspect Tree Consultancy launches with training seminar
Posted in General, Quantified Tree Risk Assessment, Tree Risk Management on Feb 25th, 2009
Welcome to the first blog posting by Aspect Tree Consultancy Ltd.
The company launched in November 2008 and combines the talents and experience of Dominic Scanlon, Jon Kiely and Chris Widdicombe.
On 4th February 2009 we ran our first seminar - Tree Risk Management for Housing Associations. The company has a policy of providing training and [...]