November 18, 2021
Resources
UNDERSTANDING INFLUENCE ON RISKS
Learn the importance of gaining employee buy-in and ongoing involvement in ensuring a safe workplace and employee health.
September 30, 2021
IDENTIFYING INVASIVE SPECIES IN IVM — REGIONS: USDA ZONES 4–11
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to identify plant species determined by the USDA to be invasive and how to mitigate their impact on ROWs.
August 26, 2021
IN-DEPTH: EMERGING NEEDS – ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP
In this co-hosted webinar, you’ll learn how utilities nationwide are making efforts to quantify benefits from ROW management practices.
July 29, 2021
DEVELOPING LEADERS IN YOUR CULTURE OF SAFETY
In this webinar, you’ll learn several historical examples of leadership methods and situations that can be applied to building a culture of safety.
June 24, 2021
BASICS & STRATEGIES FOR INTEGRATED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
In this informative webinar, Rich Hendler discusses IVM strategies and lessons learned ranging from implementation to the importance of tree work.
May 27, 2021
HERBICIDE SAFETY
In this webinar, learn the role herbicide plays in an Integrated Vegetation Management program and how proper use ensures long-term success.
April 29, 2021
MONARCH & POLLINATOR HEALTH IN ROW CORRIDORS: THE VALUE OF EDGE TREES IN HABITAT ENRICHMENT
Learn how IVM strategies contribute to overall habitat enrichment, including ground cover growth, habitat quality, and species richness.
March 25, 2021
IDENTIFYING NATIVE SPECIES IN INTEGRATED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT (REGIONS: USDA ZONES 4-11)
In this webinar, learn about the importance of native plant species in ROWs for other species and for an overall successful IVM program.
February 25, 2021
WILDLAND FIRE RISK: VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL SAFETY COAST TO COAST
Wildland fires can occur anywhere. In this webinar, you’ll learn about this phenomenon and the safety measures and tools utility personnel should know.
January 28, 2021
EXTREME OWNERSHIP
The first webinar in our 2021 series is now available to watch online. Watch it now and earn one ISA CEU code.
December 17, 2020
ACHIEVING A ZERO HARM CULTURE OF SAFETY
This webinar provides a roadmap to a zero harm culture by exploring the elements of a management commitment and general policy, defining expectations of leaders, and setting expectations for employees.
October 15, 2020
INDUSTRY UPDATE ON EMERGING TRENDS: ROW STEWARDSHIP FOR THRIVING ECOSYSTEMS
A growing trend is moving from vegetation elimination to a system that keeps ROW-compatible vegetation and promotes thriving ecosystems. This webinar discusses ways to incorporate this into your UVM strategy. Kevin Jones is joined by our Director of Research and Innovation, Dr. Anand Persad, to discuss the future of training in our industry.
August 20, 2020
INTEGRATED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES AND EXCELLENCE
Using herbicides to control vegetation on ROWs is a cornerstone of IVM. In our latest webinar, you’ll learn typical practices, common errors, and examples of excellence. Safety is also paramount, and like any other tool, herbicides require training. We’ll examine the proper use of PPE, storage, transportation, and handling needed to optimize an IVM program.
June 18, 2020
DON’T TAKE SAFETY TOO SERIOUS!
Effective safety training should be interactive, easily digestible, and presented in a relatable way. This webinar dissects the safety lessons found in several popular films and provides a humorous slant to avoid complacency.
Apr. 17, 2020
BUILDING A BETTER PROGRAM WITH THIRD-PARTY WORK PLANNING AND AUDITING
This informative webinar explores how third-party work planning and auditing can substantially improve the quality of your vegetation management program, including unit selection, workflow processes, quality control, and workload reduction.
Feb. 20, 2020
CREW SAFETY AUDITING & ASSESSMENTS: SAFETY APPROACHES TO UNDERSTAND & IMPROVE WORKER PERFORMANCE
In our first webinar of 2020, you’ll learn the approaches to safety auditing and worker assessments with a focus on line clearance tree workers; supporting crews; and the reports used to determine performance, training, and equipment needs.
December 19, 2019
DEFENSIVE DRIVING WORKSHOP: STAY SAFE WHILE ON THE ROAD
In this informative webinar, you’ll learn the defensive driving tactics you need to prevent accidents, identify potential hazards, make better and alternate driving decisions, and more.
September 19, 2019
INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY VEGETATION MANAGEMENT & CAREERS IN UVM
The U.S. power distribution network is vast. All along those lines are millions of trees that need to be kept in check to ensure uninterrupted power. Learn more about UVM and the types of careers available.
August 15, 2019
EMERGING TRENDS IN ROW STEWARDSHIP FOR THRIVING ECOSYSTEMS
ACRT Business Development Manager Kevin Jones explains new shifts in and research on how rights-of-way are managed — and what that means for their surrounding environments.
June 20, 2019
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN QUALIFIED LINE CLEARANCE TREE TRIMMER & INCIDENTAL LINE CLEARANCE TREE TRIMMER
ACRT business development manager Bob Urban shares how updates to ANSI Z133 left arborists confused about clearance classification and offers clarity.
February 21, 2019
UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS OF THE PLANT HEALTH CARE (PHC) SYSTEM
ACRT Business Development Manager Kevin Harrel discusses plant health care (PHC) and why it matters for tree health, landscape appearance, and limiting pesticide usage.
August 16, 2018
DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE AUDIT PROGRAM FOR CONTRACT TREE CREWS [WEBINAR]
Learn the importance of a tree trimming safety auditing program, the tools and processes required, how to get training, and how to scale for growth.
July 19, 2018
LOOKING FORWARD…AND CHARGING AHEAD [WEBINAR]
ACRT Business Development Manager Joe Marshall uses interview findings from VM leaders across the industry to arm you with the insights you need to ensure your utility is ready for what’s to come.
April 19, 2018
6 TACTICS FOR A SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY [WEBINAR]
This 60-minute webinar provides 6 tactics on how utilities can put social media to use for their customers — and themselves.