The Oklahoma Tree Guys Podcast
The Oklahoma Tree Guys Podcast
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This Podcast is sponsored by Abatis Ventures Consulting for the purpose of educating and improving the Arboricultural, Horticultural and Forestry communities in the state of Oklahoma. Our goal is to showcase industry leading guests to speak, educate, and inform our listeners.
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Focuses on industry best practices in arboriculture, horticulture, and forestry with episodes covering safety training, personal growth stories, and networking strategies, such as the debut episode exploring the journey of a leader in safety and training in the tree work industry.
This Podcast is sponsored by Abatis Ventures Consulting for the purpose of educating and improving the Arboricultural, Horticultural and Forestry communities in the state of Oklahoma. Our goal is to showcase industry leading guests to speak, educate, and inform our listeners.
Join us for Episode 4 of the Oklahoma Tree Guys podcast as we welcome Chris Martin, Supervisor of Vegetation Management at OG&E. In this enlightening episode, Chris shares his journey into arboriculture, highlighting his experiences from the University of Georgia to various roles across the United States. Discover the intricacies of utility arboriculture, power line safety, and the crucial practices that ensure safety and efficiency in this field.
Chris delves into his current role, discussing the importance of community engagement and education in vegetation management. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, including six in the utility sector, he offers valuable insights into the delicate balance between tree work and maintaining electrical safety. Whether you’re a small business start-up in arboriculture or a seasoned expert, this episode offers practical advice on navigating the challenges of electrical safety, staying informed, and networking within the industry.
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