What talents can you put to use in horticulture?
An arborist is trained in aerial rescue and all aspects of safety. Protecting our teammates is our number one priority.
The landscape provides an unlimited pallet for creating designs. Whether it is expressed through color, texture or form, an artist can find a great career in horticulture.
There are numerous career paths in horticulture. If you think you are a good candidate for our training program, give us a call. Our team is motivated, supportive, professional, and committed to our careers. We are proud of our profession and this is what we CHOOSE to do. If you are picking up what we're throwing down then give us a call!
An arborist is trained in aerial rescue and all aspects of safety. Protecting our teammates is our number one priority.
Plant Health Care Technician * Arborist * Climber * Landscape Designer * Stone Wall Builder Landscape Construction Professional * Professional Certifications * Teamwork * Industrial Athlete
Considering a Career in Arboriculture?
Learn a little about Jocelyn....what makes her tick....and what she loves about this industry.
When did you first remember hearing about arboriculture as a career?
August of 2020
How did you take your first step into the world of tree work?
After learning that there was actually a career that would blend my love of working outdoors with other interests, I started contacting tree companies on LinkedIn.
What's the best thing about you day as an arborist?
Spending so much time outside has done wonders for my mental health, and knowing that I am learning to properly care for trees and plants is fulfilling.
What is the hardest thing about starting a career in treework?
I quickly learned that there is a steep learning curve. The process of learning how to be the most useful crew member can be challenging.
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Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts?
Dunkins
Chainsaw or Axe?
Chainsaw
Pizza or Burrito?
Pizza
Country or Rock 'n Roll
Country
Favorite Movie
A Beautiful Mind or Dead Poet's Society
What did you want to be when you were 10 years old?
An architect
What advice would you have for young girls thinking about their future careers?
Take the time to get to know yourself and the specific things that make you happy. Don't spend your time doing things that other people want you to do or that you think you "should" do. The only person who has to love what you do is you!
What are the benefits of working outside in the fresh air each day?
For me, spending so much time outside is a great way to feel more connected with nature, and this provides me with a sense of calm and relaxation. This type of work also means that you get to spend more of your time enjoying the sunlight than a lot of other people do.
Would you say you are following your bliss?
I would ay that I'm still in the process of learning and trying to understand exactly what my "bliss" is, but I'm certainly pursuing it.
What's the next goal you'd like to reach in this profession?
I would like to earn my MA hoising license so that I can operate more machinery and be more of an asset to the crews on job sites.
Husqvarna or Stihl?
Husqvarna
Battery or Gas Chainsaw?
I have only used a battery saw so far.
What has being being an arborist taught you about yourself?
Beginning the process of becoming an arborist has taught me that I can very easily learn and get comfortable with things that used to frighten me, such as driving large trucks, using a chipper, and lower large pieces to the ground.
Dream Vacation Spot
Germany during Oktoberfest!
How do you usually unwind at the end of the day?
I soak my feet in Epsom salts while watching TV with my partner, Julia, and our cat, Cooper.
How would you describe yourself to people who don't know you?
I would describe myself as someone who does not give up in the pursuit of what I desire to achieve....personally or professionally.