Pruner

Overview

Pruner - Full Time role at Disneyland Resort. Local, Southern California applicants sought – NO RELOCATION OFFERED.

• Climbing:
  Enter a tree (10 to 150 feet) via safe climbing practices under WC-CTW, ISA and ANSI Z133.1 guidelines, and safely use an aerial lift under DLR guidelines. Gain proficiency and knowledge of different climbing systems.
• Pruning:
  Prune young and mature trees using ISA and ANSI Z133.1 pruning standards; use hand pruners, pole pruners, hand saws, pole saws and chainsaws to complete the job.
• Young Tree Care – Planting:
  Plant 15-gallon, 24-inch box trees using ISA and ANSI Z133.1 standards (lifting involved).
• Young Tree Care – Transplanting:
  Box up to a 24-inch root ball (shoveling, strapping, bending, pushing/pulling and lifting).
• Staking New Trees:
  Proficient in staking, use of ladder, stake pounder, and other staking tools.
• Inventory Maintenance and Inspection:
  Tree tagging, tree inspection, data recording in field and in the Access Database Inventory Program; understand Arboriculture regarding tree health and structure defects; input data into Access.
• Mature Tree Care – Cabling and Bracing:
  Familiar with hardware and ISA/ANSI Z133.1 installation guidelines.
• Mature Tree Care – Rigging:
  Safely perform rigging operations under ISA/ANSI Z133.1; gain proficiency in different rigging systems.
• Mature Tree Care – Removals:
  Safely removing trees (10-150 feet) using pruning tools.
• Groundwork:
  Secure work area, provide ground support to climbers, remove/deposit debris with a chainsaw and safe chipper operation under ISA/ANSI Z133.1.
• Emergencies:
  Handle stressful emergency situations within the tree crew and for Cast Members or Guests; on-call 24/7 availability.

• Schedule Availability:
  Open to any shift (1st, 2nd, 3rd) including holidays, with any combination of days off.
• Must have experience performing duties listed under Responsibilities.
• Must have a valid California Driver’s License.
• Must possess a Western Chapter Certified Tree Worker (WC-CTW) certification or ability to obtain it.
• At least 18 years of age.

• WC-CTW certification.
• CPR and First Aid Certification.

• Theme Parks and Resort Hotels operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; shifts may start as early as 2:00 AM or end as late as 10:30 AM.
• This role is Full Time and requires full availability, including working evenings, weekends and holidays when needed.
• Pay rate in California is $30.26 to $36.89 per hour; varies by region, knowledge, skills and experience. Benefits may be provided as part of the compensation package.
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