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Implement a tree transplanting program

KHU-AGR-0342

Australian Equivalent

AHCLSC314

Elements

Learning Outcomes

This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to implement a tree transplanting program, including preparing and implementing tree transplantation, maintaining transplanted tree health, checking and cleaning up site. The unit applies to individuals who implement a tree transplanting program under broad direction, and take responsibility for their own work and for the quality of the work of others. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.

Elements & Learning Outcomes

E1Prepare for tree transplantation

0342.E1.O1Interpret site plans and specifications

0342.E1.O2Identify potential hazards and risks, and implement safe working practices to manage risks

0342.E1.O3Liaise with local authorities and information services to determine location of services and utilities, local by-laws and regulations governing transplanting and transportation of trees

0342.E1.O4Inspect tree to ensure appropriate transplanting operations are implemented

0342.E1.O5Select tools, equipment and machinery required to implement tree transplanting and check for safe operation

0342.E1.O6Select, fit use and maintain personal protective equipment (PPE) applicable to the task

0342.E1.O7Select, prepare and use root ball and crown treatments according to requirements of species to ensure tree remains viable throughout transplanting process

0342.E1.O8Notify local residents and authorities where necessary as part of preparing site for transplanting activities

0342.E1.O9Confirm assets, property and vegetation related to work zone activities are protected, relocated, or secured from potential damage during transplanting

E2Implement transplanting operations

0342.E2.O1Excavate soil around root zone and undercut root ball with minimum stress to plant

0342.E2.O2Prune roots where required to meet the appropriate Australian standard

0342.E2.O3Stabilise tree as root system is undercut and apply anti-transpirants as a root soak or foliar spray to maintain viability of the plant

0342.E2.O4Bind root ball with appropriate material to ensure adequate soil is retained and keep moist prior to transportation and installation

0342.E2.O5Lift tree and secure for potential storage or transportation using safe lifting techniques

0342.E2.O6Prepare and handle tree or shrub to minimise damage during transportation

0342.E2.O7Implement appropriate drainage and soil improvements

0342.E2.O8Re-install and stabilise the tree

E3Maintain health and viability of transplanted tree

0342.E3.O1Apply water to transplanted tree over a sustained period to minimise leaf loss and promote new growth

0342.E3.O2Apply anti-transpirants and provide nutritional requirements of species

0342.E3.O3Install tree protection devices to provide adequate support and protection

0342.E3.O4Monitor tree condition and site to ensure plant remains healthy

E4Check quality of work and clean-up site

0342.E4.O1Clean, maintain and store tools, equipment and machinery

0342.E4.O2Identify and report unserviceable tools, equipment and machinery according to workplace procedures

0342.E4.O3Record completed transplanting program and report to management or the client