The OSHA-compliant safety manual built specifically for tree service companies with 3-10 crew members. Stop guessing. Start running a documented operation.
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But every tree service owner hits the same wall. You're not alone—and it's not your fault.
You know you need a safety program but don't know where to start. One inspection could cost you $16,550+ per violation—and shut down your crew for days.
Your workers' comp premiums spike every year. No formal safety program means you're paying the highest rates in the industry—money that should be in your pocket.
You hire someone, they show up, and you're too busy to train them properly. They learn by watching—which means they learn bad habits that get people hurt.
Your "safety program" is whatever you remember to tell the crew before a job. No checklists, no documentation, no proof you did anything if something goes wrong.
You're the owner, the safety guy, the trainer, and the one who gets the 3am call when someone gets hurt. There's no system—just you holding it all together.
You have 3-10 crew members and you're the one who handles safety (or nobody does)
You've been meaning to write a safety program for months but never found the time
You know OSHA could show up any day and you're not ready
Your crew learns by watching—not by following documented procedures
Your insurance keeps going up and you suspect a formal safety program could lower it
You're tired of "be careful out there" being your entire safety strategy
Not a generic template. A complete safety system built for how tree service companies actually work.
Written specifically for tree care operations. Covers aerial lift operations, chainsaw safety, rigging, electrical hazards, chipper operations, and more. Not a generic template—every section addresses real tree service work.
Pre-built checklists for every role: ground crew, climber, crew leader, equipment operator. New hire onboarding checklist included. Hand it to a new guy on day one—he's productive by day three.
Daily and weekly inspection forms for harnesses, helmets, chaps, gloves, and all climbing gear. Documented inspections = documented compliance. OSHA can't argue with paperwork.
When something goes wrong (and it will), you need documentation. These forms protect you legally, satisfy insurance requirements, and create a paper trail that shows you take safety seriously.
A 5-minute form your crew leader fills out before every job. Identifies hazards before work starts. JHA documentation is consistently one of the top items OSHA inspectors check—and the one most tree services don't have.
Weekly safety meeting templates with topics relevant to tree care. 15-minute meetings that build a safety culture and create documented proof you're training your crew.
What happens when someone gets hurt on a job site? This plan covers emergency contacts, hospital routes, first aid protocols, and communication chains. Print it. Put it in every truck.
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Crownado templates are designed to align with federal OSHA standards for tree care operations. Always review with a certified safety professional to ensure compliance with your specific state regulations and company needs. This manual is a documentation and training aid—it does not replace certified safety training (OSHA 10/30, ISA, TCIA) or professional consultation.
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Real data. Real consequences. Real risk to your business.
"Tree trimmers and pruners face an estimated fatality rate of about 110 per 100,000 workers — roughly 30 times the national average across all occupations."
Tree Care Industry Association analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics CFOI data
"The most frequently cited OSHA violations in tree care operations include failure to provide PPE, inadequate fall protection, and lack of hazard communication. These are all preventable with a written safety program."
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA's Recommended Practices for Safety and Health Programs report that employers with documented safety programs see significantly fewer injuries and substantially lower workers' compensation costs.
OSHA Recommended Practices for Safety and Health Programs
Is this a generic safety template?
No. This manual is built specifically for tree service operations. It covers aerial lifts, chainsaw safety, rigging, chipper operations, electrical hazards, and climbing—not general construction or landscaping. Every section is written for how tree crews actually work.
I already have insurance. Why do I need this?
Insurance covers you after something goes wrong. A safety program prevents things from going wrong in the first place—and many insurers offer premium discounts when you can prove formal training and documentation.
My crew knows what they're doing. Why would I pay for training docs?
Knowing what to do and documenting that you trained someone to do it are two very different things. When OSHA shows up or someone gets hurt, "they knew what they're doing" isn't a defense. Paperwork is.
What format does the manual come in?
PDF and editable Word/Google Docs. Print it, put it in binders, customize it for your company. You own it—no subscription, no recurring fees.
When will it be ready?
We're building it now. Waitlist members get first access and the $77 early bird price. The launch price will be $127.
Your crew deserves better than "be careful out there." Join the waitlist and get the safety system your business has been missing.
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