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Re: Australia working conditions?
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Re: Australia working conditions?
Just checked some old Aussie threads, Mr APE was definately on here then, but is not on the members list now.
Weird. He was in Sydney. Maybe Steve and the mods had him executed out of jealousy. |
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Re: Australia working conditions?
Cheers H, I had a look at his website and it looks pretty good. Do you know anything about his company by any chance? operating standards, etc.
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Re: Australia working conditions?
I think he worked for them..?
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Re: Australia working conditions?
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You didn't look hard enough Mark ![]() http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/members/mr-ape.html
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Re: Australia working conditions?
I was just about to say that Rob, I looked in the wrong bloody section!
Mr APE is still a member. Steve, the member section is out of control! Maybe bin people who don't post for 24hrs? Joke! 6 months? |
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Re: Australia working conditions?
Big trees, small drop zones, long days, insects, heat, no ppe except helmet, decent money, career progression consulting arborist in the city's or start your own gig!
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Re: Australia working conditions?
Where are you based MOG? I lived in balaclava and worked in elsternwick.
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Senior Member, User formerly known as stavros
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Brisbane Australia
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Re: Australia working conditions?
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I can only comment on my area. Council do have there own arborists. Mostly from a non arb specific back ground though. when you get here you can enrol on a TAFE course to do the Level 5 Diploma in Horticulture/ Arb. course. This is the base consultanncy qualification. You can submit your present qualifications as evidence for Record of Prior Learning (RPL). This will negate the need to complete the whole course as you may be awarded certain modules as a result. The industry here has come a long way in the last 5 years but the "Joe Bloggs Tree Lopping" end of the scale is diabolical!! Most companies are coming round to the fact that helmets MUST be worn and chaps Must be warn when using a saw...yes, even for one cut! I think the industry in a similar place to where it was in the UK 10 years ago and it is moving forward. If your going to climb, find one of the companies leading the way. I cant see that Council would offer sponsership for a position that it could fill from within the country but I may be wrong. Council dont pay as well as the private sector either. What quals and experience do you have and where are you thinking of living? have a look at arbjobs there is plenty there Good luck, its a massive move but a fantastic lifestyle! |
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