Fallers
A faller works with trees and other vegetation that may be obstructing
the path of construction or development projects. Their primary
responsibility is to clear these obstacles by felling trees, removing
stumps, and ensuring that the area is safe for workers and equipment.
The work of a faller can vary depending on the project, but generally
involves the following geoscience-related tasks:
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Inspecting sites to determine which trees need to be felled and
where they should be placed. This involves assessing the size,
health, and location of each tree, as well as identifying any
hazards.
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Planning for and felling trees in a way that minimizes the
environmental impact of tree removal.
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Cleaning up felling sites by removing any debris and ensuring that
the area is clear and ready for construction or development, while
also considering environmental conditions.
Read more about this occupation on O*NET OnLine at www.onetonline.org/link/summary/45-4021.00
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