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Experienced Lead climber and confident foreman for Guildford based company


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Are you thinking about a change? Can you lead a small team? Do you have attention to detail? 
We are looking for a Climber with a minimum of two years climbing experience who is passionate and skilled to join our growing team on a full time employed basis. We are looking for someone who can bring fresh, new thinking to the business and who is looking to further their arboricultural careers. A team leader who can liaise with clients, fill out daily paperwork, help run a small team and enjoy the industry. 

In return you will have good job security with a very generous pay package of up to £37K PA for this position if you can fulfil the job role and criteria. Wages will only ever go up. 

28 days paid holiday per year 
Company pension scheme 
PPE provided 
Ongoing training provided as required. 

Our clientele is a healthy split of commercial and domestic work giving a great job variety throughout Surrey and Hampshire. This year we have completed such a wide range of arb jobs: woodland restoration projects, canal safety contracts, Council safety work and a range of domestic jobs from pruning, felling and planting. 
Our company ethos is centred on investing for the future: for both our employees and our equipment. Which, in turn, gives you a great range of skills and equipment to use on the ground and up a tree.

 

Qualifications required: 

City & Guilds NPTC Cs30 - Chainsaw maintenance and cross cutting 

City & Guilds NPTC 31 - Fell and process small trees 

City & Guilds NPTC 38 – Climb trees and perform aerial rescue 

City & Guilds NPTC 39 – Use of a chainsaw from rope and harness 

UK Driving licence; (B+E Trailer is a bonus but we can train you) 

 

A good understanding of trees and how to care for them within an urban and woodland environment 

 

 

Please send CVs to [email protected] or call me for a chat first on 01252 790494 / 07974102026

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It’s not a bad area to move to!


It’s a fucking shithole. Full of rat race tossers in financed Chelsea tractors and second only to London and the Vatican for the modesty of broom cupboard any average worker could hope to afford. I’m sure your job’s fine but the effluent Home Counties are most certainly not.

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It’s a fucking shithole. Full of rat race tossers in financed Chelsea tractors and second only to London and the Vatican for the modesty of broom cupboard any average worker could hope to afford. I’m sure your job’s fine but the effluent Home Counties are most certainly not.

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Thanks for your input on my job advert thread. Yes there are lots of 4x4 and wealthy people around here. Which means in turn they are happy to pay a fair rate for their tree work. And if they are only having the work done to keep up with the Jone’s next door that’s great more work for us. In turn meaning job security and a good wage for the right person. House prices aren’t that bad but it’s all relative to what you are used to in your area. I probably see more tractors and Landrover’s on the road outside my house. I’m 15 minutes from my yard and it’s pretty rural not a neighbour in sight out of my window!
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It’s a fucking shithole. Full of rat race tossers in financed Chelsea tractors and second only to London and the Vatican for the modesty of broom cupboard any average worker could hope to afford. I’m sure your job’s fine but the effluent Home Counties are most certainly not.

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Some people don’t know what they are talking about! To start with Surrey has the most densely populated woodland per hectare in England!

As long as you don’t need to walk in 15 minutes to a train station, house prices are not to bad.

Where Rhys lives is a good example, and I agree with him you see more John Deere’s and Massy’s than Chelsea tractors!

Martyn

PS not sure about the bad language as well.
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