Work in france

[Dan1990]

Hello

Im a utility cutter, i have my nptc tickets from cs30 to cs40

Im looking to get Work in france as a utility cutter and wondered

Do any of you guys know who i can contact in France that is involved

in the utility cutting there.

Thanks

[Ty Korrigan]

Hello,

Welcome to one of the least open job markets in Europe.

Although I am unable to advise you I wish you luck all the same.

Why France anyway? It must either be for the love of a girl or the love of skiing...

Regards

Ty

[Dan1990]

Many reasons but i have heard edf are the electricity suppliers so i will contact them and find out who they use to cut around their powers lines.

[Mick Dempsey]

Le forum des arboristes grimpeurs, des grimpeurs d'arbres, des bûcherons et des cordistes ou travaux en hauteur.

 

Here's a French Arb forum, not as busy as here but probably a better place to ask.

[Ty Korrigan]

In the West.

serp.fr

kern-elagage.bzh

orn-elagage.fr

 

Ty

[Luckyeleven]

Hello

Im a utility cutter, i have my nptc tickets from cs30 to cs40

 

And in France you have nothing...

[Dan1990]

Are my nptc tickets worth nothing in france???

[Luckyeleven]

Are my nptc tickets worth nothing in france???

 

Pretty much, Certainly in the eyes of those in power

[Ty Korrigan]

How is your French?

I have friends living here who despite being able to get by in French on a daily basis are regularly told their language skills are not enough even for factory or abattoir work.

Certainly the 3 French in our company have no interest in trying to speak English with either me their employeur or the various British lads who have passed through.

From experience, it's not great working in a team where the conversation flows around you rather than through you.

Ty

[WesD]

How you getting on there now Ty? Did your relationship with your business partner improve?

 

I have just got back from a week in Sablet well just outside it and the work ethics are soooo laid back it's frightening and they charge some big bucks!