As an entry-level tree climber, you will usually begin your day with a team safety briefing and equipment check, followed by assisting more experienced climbers with rigging, ground tasks, and gear preparation. Gradually, you'll be taught basic climbing techniques and safety procedures, working under close supervision while learning how to use tools and personal protective equipment. Over time, you'll take on more advanced tasks, such as pruning, removing branches, or performing light climbing duties depending on your progress and comfort level. The work is primarily outdoors and physically demanding, but offers valuable hands-on experience, mentorship, and clear pathways to advance to more specialized roles within tree care companies.