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AQF Level 5 Consulting Arborists

state of the art arboricultural consulting with a firm focus of customer satisfaction

Our Services

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Preliminary Tree Assessments

Preliminary Tree Assessments can be used to ascertain data so that an owner/developer can make informed decisions in relation to the trees on the development site.

Tree Report use the latest in GIS technology to collect tree locations and relevant information, resulting in detailed Preliminary Tree Assessment containing accurate and reliable data.

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Tree Management Plans

Before building or renovation around trees, you will be required to prepare a Tree Protection Plan (TPP), install tree protection and maintain that tree protection for the duration of the construction period.

Tree protection must comply with Australian Standard AS4970-2009 Protection of Trees on Development Sites.

Tree Report have an extensive and thorough knowledge of tree protection on building sites as well as the expertise to install the required tree protection so that your site is compliant and work can commence.

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Arboricultural Impact Assessments

When submitting a development application to council, applicants must provide sufficient tree and site information for a Tree Management Officer to make a comprehensive assessment of the proposed works. An Arboricultural Impact Assessment (AIA) prepared by an AQF Level 5 arborist will assist council to process your application faster.

Tree Report prepares all AIA reports in accordance with Australian Standard AS4970-2009 Protection on Trees on Development Sites and Australian Standard AS4373-2007 Pruning of Amenity Trees by AQF Level 5 arborists and satisfy council requirements for submission to get your development under way.

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Tree Risk Assessments

Tree safety management is a matter of limiting the risk of harm from tree failure while maintaining the benefits conferred by trees.

Tree Report are the experts in tree risk management and have prepared tree risk assessment reports for a wide range of audiences, such as private residential clients, primary & high schools, commercial sites and large infrastructure projects.

From 1 tree – 1000+ trees, Tree Report have you covered.

Our arborists are registered users of the Quantified Tree Risk Assessment (QTRA) system (Advanced Qualification).

By quantifying the risk from tree failure as a probability, QTRA enables a tree owner or manager to manage the risk in accordance with widely applied and internationally recognised levels of risk tolerance. QTRA further provides a decision-making framework which considers the balance between the benefits provided by trees, levels of risk they pose, and costs of risk management.

Find out more about the QTRA system here.

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Project Arborist Services

During the construction process, council will often require you to engage a project arborist to undertake periodical site inspections and certification sign off.

Tree Report has been engaged as project arborists on a number of sites, ranging from residential developments to large scale civil sites. Our arborists have the knowledge and experience to make sure your site stays compliant throughout the duration of the works.

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Root Investigation Reports

Under the Australian Standard AS4970-2009 Protection on Trees on Development Sites, root mapping may be required to determine the viability of a tree when excavation activities exceed 10% of a Tree Protection Zone (TPZ).

Tree Report undertakes all root mapping activities using non-destructive methods and uses the data collected to prepare a root mapping report in accordance with the Australian Standard AS4970-2009 Protection on Trees on Development Sites.

About tree report

Tree Report is a dedicated team of highly qualified and experienced consulting arborists

Our knowledge is up to date with the current state of the art and our focus is firmly set on client satisfaction.

At Tree Report, we have worked on numerous residential developments and large-scale civil projects, providing high-level reports for: arboricultural impact assessments, tree risk assessments, tree sensitive design solutions and advice on tree management and protection during construction.

Our work spans a broad range of clients, across a variety of sectors; from residential and urban development to government and infrastructure.

In addition to our technical expertise, we relate well with diverse audiences in the community. Whether it is a straightforward summary or a highly technical report, we ensure our clients are empowered by clear information.

Our mission is simple. We aim to be the most sought-after arboricultural consultancy firm, by delivering high quality, cost-effective solutions within the specified time frames, without compromise.

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ISO Certification

ISO certification in Australia involves organizations demonstrating they meet specific international standards, ensuring quality, safety, or efficiency in their products or services. This is achieved through audits conducted by accredited certification bodies.

Tree Report has gained certification in the following ISO management systems:

ISO 9001 (Quality Management Systems)
ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems)
ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems)

ISO 9001 (QMS): The most recent version of the standard, the ISO 9001:2015, developed by ISO, consists of 10 clauses, which include all the components that make up the standard. Each section concentrates on the requirements involved in the aspect of the quality management system.

ISO 9001:2015 provides a framework for improving quality across products and services in a consistent and reliable manner. Certification to ISO 9001 demonstrates your ongoing commitment to customers, validated by an independent third party.

Intertek SAI Global is accredited by JAS-ANZ to provide ISO 9001:2015 certification. This means that SAI Global’s processes, systems and auditors are rigorously assessed to ensure you receive the best in customer support and delivery.

ISO 14001 (EMS): Setting the international best-practice for environmental management, the ISO 14001 standard achieves this through a systematic approach.

All organisations can benefit from a systematic approach to environmental management. Adopting an environmental management system will improve your ability to manage environmental responsibilities in a systematic manner, providing value for the environment, your organisation and stakeholders.

Certification to ISO 14001 demonstrates your commitment to environmental outcomes across all aspects of your organisation.ISO 14001 defines an environmental management system drawing on the plan-do-check-act (PDCA) model and risk-based thinking to create a framework for balancing the three pillars of sustainability: development; transparency; and accountability.

ISO 45001 (OHSMS): An OHS management system promotes a healthy working environment by providing a framework to identify, control and manage OHS risks and opportunities.

Adopting and implementing an effective OHS management system (OHSMS) addresses legal, ethical and industrial relation concerns regarding worker safety and employers’ duty of care.

Implementing an OHSMS compliant to ISO 45001:2018 addresses these concerns through its leadership-lead approach, ensuring a healthy and safe working environment and it’s focus on continual improvement.

ISO 45001:2018 shares common management systems principles with other Standards such as ISO 14001 Environmental management systems and ISO 9001 Quality management systems.

Tree Report has had the privilage to partner with the following companies:

Transport for NSW .

Transport Sydney Trains .

John Holland .

Jacobs .

Montessori Academy .

Monavale Golf Course .

Ward Civil .

Fulton Hogan .

Candalepas Associates .

Hickory .

Mackex .

Diona .

Degnan .

Novo Rail .

Port Stephens Council .

Nanshan Group .

EPM Projects .

Lahey .

LBD .

Design Plus Drafting .

Cumberland Council .

ADW Johnson .

Hunter Hotels .

Broadlands .

Central Real .

Luke Moloney Architecture .

Tallwoods Country Club .

Transport for NSW . Transport Sydney Trains . John Holland . Jacobs . Montessori Academy . Monavale Golf Course . Ward Civil . Fulton Hogan . Candalepas Associates . Hickory . Mackex . Diona . Degnan . Novo Rail . Port Stephens Council . Nanshan Group . EPM Projects . Lahey . LBD . Design Plus Drafting . Cumberland Council . ADW Johnson . Hunter Hotels . Broadlands . Central Real . Luke Moloney Architecture . Tallwoods Country Club .

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Contact Us

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