What is an ISA Utility Specialist? A Utility Specialist has already received Arborist Certification, and has extensive experience in utility vegetation management. The written exam requires a thorough understanding of all electrical information and risks associated with tree work in a utility setting, as well as program management and oversight. With the universal need for reliable energy and electricity, it is imperative that utility firms hire trained Utility Specialists to safely manage vegetation near electrical sources.
The International Society of Arboriculture provides resources and opportunities to individuals seeking to advance both their career in tree service and the professionalism of their companies. ISA offers a range of industry-specific certifications that demonstrate an individual's mastery of a given category of arboricultural knowledge and practice.
A Certified Arborist is essential to have on your team when making decisions about your property. His or her expert opinion can help you foresee, diagnose, and resolve risks to both your trees and your home, while empowering you to proactively pursue your outdoor projects. Learn more about hiring a Certified Arborist.
A Tree Risk Assessment Qualification ISA Certified Arborist is a specialized designation indicating the professional has taken and passed additional certification coursework in tree risk assessment. This certification is often required by camps, schools, and municipalities in order to meet licensing requirements.
Oak Wilt is a fungal disease affecting the Michigan tree landscape. With the goal of eradicating the disease from Michigan's Oak trees, a specialized Oak Wilt Qualified certification course was developed to address Michigan's unique needs with this disease. Our certified arborists have attended trainings, completed coursework, and passed exams to obtain this specialized certification in order to serve our customers with who are challenged by this issue.
ISA Michigan, formerly known as the Arboriculture Society of Michigan, is the official Michigan Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture. As a nonprofit founded in 2006, ISA Michigan supports arborists and tree care professionals through education, certification, and research, all focused on promoting the health and care of Michigan’s trees.4o
Treeworks, Inc. is prequalified to perform construction work for the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA)
Think of the Better Business Bureau – for tree companies. TCIA is an international trade association dedicated to the development of expertise, safety, and protocol in the tree care industry. TCIA members who are not accredited receive access to educational resources, but are not required to implement the recommended procedures and standards.
What is TCIA Accreditation?
In order to become TCIA Accredited, a company must pass over 80 points of inspection that prove it has implemented top-notch procedures across the board. Accreditation requires that staff remain up-to-date in the latest technique and safety advancements, and adhere to the highest industry standards in every area of operation. Of the approximately 20,000 tree service companies in the United States, only 200 hold accreditation status. That's 1%. When you hire a TCIA Accredited company, you can have confidence that the team has Certified Arborists on staff, is properly insured, and has earned their place in the top 1%.
What is a Certified Treecare Safety Professional? An individual achieves CTSP status by receiving advanced conceptual and hands-on and training in industry safety practices, as established by TCIA. CTSP staff members play a vital leadership in their company, enforcing standards and leading by example.
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