FRAM: Enhancing Safety and Precision in Modern Tree Care Services
In the world of professional tree care, especially here in Connecticut, safety is not just a priority—it is the foundation of everything we do. Whether we are removing a hazardous oak overhanging a Danbury home or performing emergency storm cleanup in Newtown, the complexity of the task requires more than just sharp saws. It requires a systematic approach to risk. This is where the FRAM (Functional Resonance Analysis Method) mindset comes into play.
Understanding the Complexity of the Landscape Tree removal is a "dynamic" environment. No two trees are the same, and no two yards have the same obstacles. By applying the principles of FRAM, professionals can better understand how different functions—like crane operation, ground crew coordination, and power line proximity—interact with one another. Unlike traditional checklists, FRAM helps us look at the "resonance" or the unexpected ways that small variations in…
