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march
02mar(mar 2)9:00 am03(mar 3)5:00 pmQTRA (Quantified Tree Risk Assessment) Training - SOLD OUT
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THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. To join the cancellation list, please contact the QTRA on admin@qtra.co.uk QTRA Training (2 days)
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THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
To join the cancellation list, please contact the QTRA on admin@qtra.co.uk
QTRA Training (2 days)
Date | Thursday 2 and Friday 3 March 2023 |
Course | QTRA Training (2 days) Australia |
Venue | Queensland Arboricultural Association 26-40 Delancey Street, Cleveland Brisbane QLD 4163 |
Cost | AUD 970.00 GST is chargeable on this event at 10% |
Places | 13 |
Notes:
The Registered User training begins at 9am and finishes at 5pm. DO NOT BOOK A PLACE IF YOU CAN NOT COMMIT TO THESE TIMES. Attendees who do not attend the full training will not become a Registered User of QTRA and no refunds will be made by us as a result of your failure to attend the full training.
QTRA requires payment of an annual User Registration fee. The first year’s fee, currently $165 AUD, is included in the above cost. User registration renewals are discounted substantially for organisations with multiple users.
QTRA and Visual Tree Assessment – Estimating Probability of Failure training have now been combined into one, two-day workshop.
QTRA Update training:
The first day or first and second day, if required, can be attended at a discounted cost by existing QTRA Users who need to get up-to-date with the current version (V5) of the QTRA method. The training provides a refresher for those who have previously attended the QTRA Training and will update you with all of the changes that have been made from September 2013 onwards.
In order to book onto this event, you must agree to the terms of the QTRA User Licence. If you have not already done so you will be asked to indicate your agreement during the booking process.
Booking a QTRA training event
To book training run by Quantified Tree Risk Assessment Ltd you must be logged in to the website. If you have not yet registered your interest in QTRA and obtained a www.qtra.co.uk login you can do so by visiting our ‘Register Interest’ page.
To learn more about QTRA please visit: Quantified Tree Risk Assessment (qtra.co.uk)
Time
2 (Thursday) 9:00 am - 3 (Friday) 5:00 pm
Location
QAA Head Office
26-40 Delancey Street, Cleveland QLD 4163
Organizer
QTRA
18marAll DayEvent OverEvent OverQAA Amateur Open
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Sponsor: Husqvarna Australia When: Saturday 18 March 2023 Time:
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Sponsor: | Husqvarna Australia |
When: | Saturday 18 March 2023 |
Time: | 7.30am – late |
Location: | Teralba Park, Everton Park |
Join us for our first tree climbing competition of 2023.
The focus of this day is to introduce the conditions and requirements involved for ISA Tree Climbing Events. While winners will not qualify for nationals at this event, they will gain the knowledge and experience required to participate in the Queensland Tree Climbing Championship (QTCC).
Don’t forget we are there to have a lot of fun with some great prizes up for grabs.
All levels of climbers welcome, there is something for everyone.
For more details on the actual day, please visit the QAA Amateur Open information page.
Time
All Day (Saturday)
Location
Teralba Park
120 Pullen Road
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QAA Amateur Open 2023
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april
21apr8:00 am4:00 pmTree Assessment Workshopwith Bryan Gould
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Presenter: Bryan Gould When:
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Presenter: | Bryan Gould |
When: | Friday 21 April 2023 |
Time: | 8.00am – 4.00pm |
Location: | QAA Head Office 26-40 Delancey Street, Cleveland QLD 4163 |
The Workshop
During this workshop you will get an overview of essential aspects and approaches to professional tree assessment. The workshop will be delivered via three progressive sessions, each 2 hours in duration.
Session 1: Overview of Tree Structure and Function
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- What is a tree?
- Monocots and eudicots
- Primary and secondary growth
- Main organs
- Structure of phloem, xylem, cambium, and their integrated function
- Absorption
- Translocation and transpiration
- Photosynthesis
- Respiration
- Gaseous exchange
Session 2: Overview of Tree Nomenclature and Taxonomy
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- Kingdom Plantae explained
- Origin of nomenclature system
- Taxonomic hierarchy
- Nomenclature/taxonomy conventions
- Application and use of nomenclature/taxonomy
- Changes in nomenclature/taxonomy
Session 3: Overview of Tree Assessment
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- Methods of tree assessment
- Approaches to tree assessment
- Essential information
- Depth and extent of assessment
- Biotic and abiotic tree pests, diseases, and disorders
- Field work
- Reporting
After completing this workshop, attendees will be familiar with defining tree biological processes, understanding tree nomenclature/taxonomy, and linking these factors into a practical and/or written tree assessment.
Timing
8.00am – 8.30 am | Registrations/Housekeeping |
8.30am – 10.30am | Session One |
10.30am – 10.45am | Morning Tea |
10.45am – 11.45am | Session Two |
11.45am – 12.15pm | Lunch |
12.15pm – 1.15pm | Session Two (cont.) |
1.15pm – 2.00pm | Afternoon Tea |
2.00pm – 4.00pm | Session Three |
Who should attend?
Sessions are informal and relevant to arborists working within the industry, whether aspiring or experienced. Information is complementary and supplementary to AQF certificate/diploma studies.
This workshop is 60% classroom-based, centred on illustrated slide presentations that encourage discussion and interaction, plus 40% outdoors.
The Presenter
Bryan Gould has enjoyed a lengthy career in tree care and management having worked as a climber, supervisor, manager, consultant, and AQF teacher/trainer. He has extensive experience in commercial tree care, arboreta and collection curation, municipal urban forest management and AQF L3/4/5/6 arboriculture education.
Bryan is a Senior Parks Project Officer with Gold Coast City Council and is the Principal of ARB101 who provide arboriculture advocacy, consultancy, and education. He holds a Masters Degree in Environmental Management, a Graduate Diploma in Applied Science Horticulture, a Bachelors Degree in Arboriculture, and is TRAQ qualified.
Bryan’s goal for his series of workshops is to cover issues of interest, providing relevant information and insight on arboriculture topics, that support arborists to better understand aspects of arboricultural/ biological/environmental and commercial management.
PRICE:
$135.00 | QAA Lifetime Member |
$189.00 | QAA Student Member |
$216.00 | QAA Qualified Member |
$243.00 | QAA General/Corporate Member |
$330.00 | Non Member |
Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.
Bryan is running a number of workshops for the QAA in 2023 and early 2024. We are offering a discounted rate for booking multiple workshops.
We recognise that not all workshops will apply to each individual person/role within a business. That’s why we’re allowing businesses to book a bundle rate but send different staff to each workshop. This also means you don’t lose out if an employee’s situation changes, you simply send someone else. Individual attendee names do not need to be supplied at time of booking.
To book a bundle rate, CLICK HERE. Bundle tickets ARE NOT available from the ticket link below. Only use the ticket link below if booking tickets to this workshop only.
Time
(Friday) 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location
QAA Head Office
26-40 Delancey Street, Cleveland QLD 4163
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Price $135.00 – $330.00
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june
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Presenter: Bryan Gould When:
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Presenter: | Bryan Gould |
When: | Monday 5 June 2023 |
Time: | 8.00am – 4.00pm |
Location: | QAA Head Office 26-40 Delancey Street, Cleveland QLD 4163 |
The Workshop
During this workshop you will get an overview of key points and principles concerning professional tree risk assessment. The workshop, which will be delivered across one day comprising three 2-hour sessions, will consider the contents of the AA/NZARB MIS501 Tree Risk Assessment document.
Session 1: Tree Risk Assessment and Methodology
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- Introduction to Tree Risk Assessment
- Defining risk
- Risk in context
- Applying tree risk assessments
- Tree Risk Terminology
- Risk factors
- Probability and likelihood
- Risk Thresholds
- Quantitative tree risk assessment
- Qualitative tree risk assessment
- Comparative tree risk assessment
- Introduction to Tree Risk Assessment
Session 2: Tree Risk Assessment Components
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- Assessing Targets
- Types of target
- Target zones
- Target occupancy
- Specifying targets
- Specifying target zones
- Specifying multiple probable targets
- Assessing Tree Failure
- Factors for risk assessment
- The likelihood of failure
- Trees with multiple factors
- Cognitive bias affecting assessment of likelihood
- Assessing Impacts
- Likelihood of impact
- Likely consequences
- Range of consequences
- Assessing Targets
Session 3: Tree Risk Assessment Extent and Scope
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- Context of Tree Risk Assessment
- Limits of assessment
- Levels of tree assessment
- Level 1 limited visual assessment
- Level 2 visual assessment
- Level 3 advanced assessment
- Providing Advice on Tree Risk
- Benchmarking risk
- Risk controls (mitigation)
- Determining/communicating residual risk
- Values/benefits of trees
- Priority and timeframe for implementing control measures
- Recommending other works
- Auditing of controls
- Competency to Perform Tree Risk Assessment
- Benchmarking and auditing assessment of risk
- Maintaining industry currency
- Concluding Comments
- Appendix 1: Tree risk assessment reports
- Appendix 2: Tree risk management process
- Context of Tree Risk Assessment
After completing this workshop, attendees will understand the principles of how to approach and undertake a tree risk assessment that incorporates key factors and provides meaningful information to an agency or client.
Timing
8.00am – 8.30 am | Registrations/Housekeeping |
8.30am – 10.30am | Session One |
10.30am – 10.45am | Morning Tea |
10.45am – 11.45am | Session Two |
11.45am – 12.15pm | Lunch |
12.15pm – 1.15pm | Session Two (cont.) |
1.15pm – 2.00pm | Afternoon Tea |
2.00pm – 4.00pm | Session Three |
Who should attend?
Sessions are informal and relevant to arborists working within the industry, whether aspiring or experienced. Information is complementary and supplementary to AQF certificate/diploma studies.
This workshop is 60% classroom-based, centred on illustrated slide presentations that encourage discussion and interaction, plus 40% outdoors.
The Presenter
Bryan Gould has enjoyed a lengthy career in tree care and management having worked as a climber, supervisor, manager, consultant, and AQF teacher/trainer. He has extensive experience in commercial tree care, arboreta and collection curation, municipal urban forest management and AQF L3/4/5/6 arboriculture education.
Bryan is a Senior Parks Project Officer with Gold Coast City Council and is the Principal of ARB101 who provide arboriculture advocacy, consultancy, and education. He holds a Masters Degree in Environmental Management, a Graduate Diploma in Applied Science Horticulture, a Bachelors Degree in Arboriculture, and is TRAQ qualified.
Bryan’s goal for his series of workshops is to cover issues of interest, providing relevant information and insight on arboriculture topics, that support arborists to better understand aspects of arboricultural/ biological/environmental and commercial management.
PRICE:
$135.00 | QAA Lifetime Member |
$189.00 | QAA Student Member |
$216.00 | QAA Qualified Member |
$243.00 | QAA General/Corporate Member |
$330.00 | Non Member |
Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.
Bryan is running a number of workshops for the QAA in 2023 and early 2024. We are offering a discounted rate for booking multiple workshops.
We recognise that not all workshops will apply to each individual person/role within a business. That’s why we’re allowing businesses to book a bundle rate but send different staff to each workshop. This also means you don’t lose out if an employee’s situation changes, you simply send someone else. Individual attendee names do not need to be supplied at time of booking.
To book a bundle rate, CLICK HERE. Bundle tickets ARE NOT available from the ticket link below. Only use the ticket link below if booking tickets to this workshop only.
Time
(Monday) 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location
QAA Head Office
26-40 Delancey Street, Cleveland QLD 4163
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Tree Assessment Workshop with Bryan Gould
Price $135.00 – $330.00
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july
22julAll DayQAA Freestyle Tree Climbing Competition 2023 - CairnsFreestyle Climbing Competition
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Cairns - we're coming back! We love seeing the talent up north which is why we're excited to be coming back to Cairns in 2023 for our Freestyle Climbing Competition. More details,
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Cairns – we’re coming back!
We love seeing the talent up north which is why we’re excited to be coming back to Cairns in 2023 for our Freestyle Climbing Competition.
More details, including the link to book tickets, will be advised closer to the event date.
Time
All Day (Saturday)
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