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EXPERT WITNESS STATEMENT

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Level 2
Unit 205/206
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Date & Time

|Activity Observed by witness |
| |
|Preparing soil to plant trees |
|Establishing trees in soil(planting) |

|Witness Statement |
| |
|Ashley selected the following tools |
|Spade |
|Folk |
|All required PPE |
|Ashley placed the tree in the position it was to be planted. Once the position was selected he marked the area of the hole around the base |
|of the tree where the hole was to be dug. |
|The tree was moved to one side to avoid any damage. |
|He then removed the turf and placed it on
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