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Legally defensible risk evaluation for institutions

QTRA Risk Assessments

Quantified Tree Risk Assessment is the internationally recognised, evidence-based methodology for managing tree risk. Essential for schools, hospitals, councils, and institutions balancing liability with the preservation of valuable tree assets.

QTRA Certified
Overview

QTRA replaces subjective judgement with a quantified, probability-based rating. It weighs the size of the part that could fail, the likelihood of failure, and the value of the target beneath — producing a risk figure that can be compared, budgeted, and defended.

As a QTRA-registered practice, we apply the method across high-occupancy grounds where duty of care must be documented rather than assumed.

What you receive

01

Quantified risk rating per tree

Each assessed specimen receives a numerical risk of harm, benchmarked against accepted thresholds.

02

Target & occupancy analysis

Usage patterns of paths, buildings, playgrounds, and roads factored directly into the calculation.

03

Prioritised action schedule

Clear sequencing of what must be actioned now, what can be scheduled, and what only needs monitoring.

04

Reinspection framework

Defined intervals and triggers so your risk register stays current between formal assessments.

Suited to

When this service applies

  • Schools, universities, and childcare grounds
  • Hospitals and aged-care facilities
  • Council parks, reserves, and streetscapes
  • Insurers and property managers documenting liability

Accredited & Assured

Independently accredited, industry recognised

  • Arboriculture Australia 2025 General Member
  • NSWICC Assured — NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce
  • QTRA — Quantified Tree Risk Assessment licensed practitioner
Where we work

Level 5 consulting across NSW

Based on the Central Coast, we deliver arboricultural reports throughout Greater Sydney, Newcastle, and the Blue Mountains — with no travel charges inside our service areas.

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