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Hello all,

 

I am an assistant forestry surveyor in Edinburgh. I used to be in a chainsaw squad and have all the ground saw tickets and a chipper ticket. I have also completed an aerial rescue ticket but have not got my ticket for the use of a chainsaw when climbing. Furthermore I am halfway through completing an M.Sc in Forestry. I also have my own chainsaw - Husqy 555 and all my own PPE and a car.

I am looking for paid work during the weekends to help build my experience and help me to continue paying my way through uni (tuition fees are astronomical).

If ANYBODY out there in Edinburgh or surrounding area would consider taking on some help I would be extremely grateful.

I am capable, hard working and dependable.

 

Thankyou all,

 

Dave

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