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Re: Forestry work in Norway & Sweden
Dont have any contacts that are looking for people at the moment...
Forestry is 98%harvesters today so without proper training and certificates its hard to get a foot in... Some companys are looking for drivers of forwarders, some experience is needed and prefereable "ADR" training and such. (Handling and transporting of flammable liquids) The ads are in swedish but googletranslate should give you an idea what they are asking for. Sök jobb i Platsbanken - Arbetsförmedlingen - Möjligheternas mötesplats [NS4 version] Best of luck! |
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Re: Forestry work in Norway & Sweden
Thanks for the info. Looking to do some harvester qualifications soon.
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Re: Forestry work in Norway & Sweden
Do you have own chainsaws and snow clothing? Have you experience of working at -20C?
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Re: Forestry work in Norway & Sweden
The main problem in deep snow is clearing around the base then minding the snow drop from the tree as it falls and finding the saw when it has vanished in a drift
[/QUOTE] i lost a winch for while once - took off the tree moved it to one side, snedded the tree i just pulled over, went to help my work buddy with a really bugger of a hung tree, it was snowing so much that the winch was buried and all foot prints covered - i love it!!! better than working in a Javla mygg nest!
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Re: Forestry work in Norway & Sweden
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i lost a winch for while once - took off the tree moved it to one side, snedded the tree i just pulled over, went to help my work buddy with a really bugger of a hung tree, it was snowing so much that the winch was buried and all foot prints covered - i love it!!! better than working in a Javla mygg nest!
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