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Do you know what an arboricultural consultant does? From speaking to friends, families and other professionals, I feel that the role is often misunderstood. Over the coming months we will be shedding some light on what it is that we get up to day-to-day. But for now, the video below provides a snapshot of some of the key aspects of our work and weekly activities. If the below seems appealing (particularly spending large parts of your day outside) then why not consider a career in arboriculture? There is a succession crisis in the industry with a distinct lack of new entrants and therefore as an industry we are desperate for people to get involved. Plus, I can assure you, it is a thoroughly rewarding career. #trees #arboriculture #arboriculturalconsultant #careers #jointheindustry

Here's another career corner "Go to live cultivate, farm, open reach or aquacultural animals that might incorporate steers, sheep, pig, goats, ponies and different equines, poultry, hares, finfish, shellfish, and honey bees. Take care of creatures delivered for creature items, like meat, hide, skins, feathers, eggs, milk, and nectar. Obligations might incorporate taking care of, watering, crowding, brushing, draining, maiming, marking, de-beaking, gauging, getting, and stacking creatures. May keep up with records on creatures; inspect creatures to recognize infections and wounds; aid birth conveyances; and direct meds, inoculations, or bug sprays as fitting. May clean and keep up with creature lodging regions. Incorporates laborers who shear fleece from sheep and gather eggs in incubation centers."

Here's another career corner "Go to live cultivate, farm, open reach or aquacultural animals that might incorporate steers, sheep, pig, goats, ponies and different equines, poultry, hares, finfish, shellfish, and honey bees. Take care of creatures delivered for creature items, like meat, hide, skins, feathers, eggs, milk, and nectar. Obligations might incorporate taking care of, watering, crowding, brushing, draining, maiming, marking, de-beaking, gauging, getting, and stacking creatures. May keep up with records on creatures; inspect creatures to recognize infections and wounds; aid birth conveyances; and direct meds, inoculations, or bug sprays as fitting. May clean and keep up with creature lodging regions. Incorporates laborers who shear fleece from sheep and gather eggs in incubation centers."

👋 Meet Greg Walls from NSW Ports, one of our subject matter experts and our guest speaker presenting an update on the NSW Ports project at the Industrial and Supply Chain Part 2 course in Sydney on 30 April - 2 May. Port Botany and Port Kembla are critical to the economic growth and prosperity of the State and nation, contributing $13.6 billion per annum to gross state product and supporting more than 64,000 jobs. Greg's presentation will focus on the container supply chains in Sydney and NSW – how, where and why freight moves around the State and why industrial land and freight and logistics developments are critical to continued economic growth.   NSW Ports’ 40 Year Master Plan outlines what the future holds for freight and logistics in Sydney and NSW. We will look at emerging trends, trade forecasts, and the drivers of these changes over the next 40 years. The details: 📅 30 April - 2 May 2024 | Sydney https://lnkd.in/ghb9dsSF Flexible study options available. We can also deliver this course “in-house” – which means we can tailor this course specific to the needs of just your employees, and host it at your workplace.   #property #bypropertyforproperty #propertycouncilacademy #industrial #supplychain #nswports #logistics Property Council of Australia

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