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Entry Level Tree Cutting Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

Tree Trimmer-442 **We are hiring Entry-level and Skilled Trimmers and Climbers** On-the-job ... Uses wedges, sledges, and chain saws in felling trees or trimmed trunks and in cutting and ...

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How much do entry level tree cutting jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 16, 2026, the average yearly pay for entry level tree cutting in the United States is $47,831.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $40,500.00 and $52,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Entry Level Tree Cutting vs Entry Level Arborist?

AspectEntry Level Tree CuttingEntry Level Arborist
CertificationsNone required, some may pursue basic safety trainingOften requires or benefits from certifications like ISA Tree Worker or Climber
Work EnvironmentOutdoor, on-site tree removal and cuttingOutdoor, includes tree care, pruning, and planting
Job DutiesCutting and removing trees, basic safety tasksTree pruning, planting, health assessment

Entry Level Tree Cutting focuses primarily on tree removal and cutting tasks, often with minimal certifications. Entry Level Arborist involves broader tree care activities, including pruning and health assessments, and may require or benefit from industry certifications. Both roles are outdoor, industry-related, and serve the forestry and landscaping sectors, but arborists typically have a wider scope of responsibilities and skills.

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What states have the most Entry Level Tree Cutting jobs?

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Survey Rodman *Sign-On Bonus*

MORRIS P HEBERT INC

Midland, TX • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 10 days ago


Job description

Purpose: The Rodman is an entry-level position whose role is to support the Party Chief and Instrument Man as needed.

Work Schedule: Nominal 10 hours per day, Monday through Saturday. Overtime may be required on short notice to meet project deadlines.

Responsibilities:

  • Assist the Party Chief and Instrument Man with all field survey tasks as directed.
  • Perform manual fieldwork, including brush clearing, tree cutting, and pipeline probing.
  • Load and unload vehicles, boats, and off-road equipment.
  • Clean and maintain vehicles, boats, buggies, and survey equipment regularly.
  • Ensure all necessary supplies are stocked and ready for each job (e.g., flagging, nails, hammers, lumber, sweepers).
  • Clean and charge all electronic equipment (e.g., radios, GPS units) at the end of each workday.
  • Maintain clean and filled ice chests and water coolers for field use.
  • Follow all company safety policies and procedures to ensure a safe work environment.

Work Conditions:

  • Outdoor fieldwork in varying weather conditions.
  • Exposure to uneven terrain and remote locations
  • Early morning start times are common.
  • Able to perform all essential duties reliably.
  • High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent required.
  • Follow written and verbal instructions with clarity and practical reasoning.
  • Solve basic problems in routine field situations.
  • Physically fit for walking, lifting, climbing, and manual tasks.
  • Capable of lifting/moving up to 100 pounds regularly.
  • Good vision: near, far, color, depth, and focus.
  • Comfortable working on waterways; swimming ability recommended.
  • Able to sit or stand for long periods.
  • Focused and adaptable in changing field conditions.

* Morris P. Hebert, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.