Ground staff

[karl]

Ground staff required for commercial and domestic work ranging from site de-veg on rail to domestic tree work

Chainsaw tickets are a minimum requirement 

Further training will be provided 

Pm for further details

Based in Bridgwater  somerset 

 

 

[karl]

Still looking to fill positions 

[karl]

Bump

[karl]

Still looking 

[Gardenscape]

Is there a shortage of ground staff? 

[karl]

Seems to be 

[Khriss]

Rail sucking them away from you  😕  K

[Finnian Hazlewood]

Hi Karl,

 

I'm Finn, I'm 24 and been working as a groundie for Cambium tree care based out of Backwell. I don't have my chainsaw ticket yet, but I have used a chainsaw. 

 

I'm available next week Monday tuesday Thursday friday, and ongoing. 

 

Cheers,

Finn

 

[email protected]

07545465054

CVjobs.docx

[Retired Climber]

24 minutes ago, Finnian Hazlewood said:

Hi Karl,

 

I'm Finn, I'm 24 and been working as a groundie for Cambium tree care based out of Backwell. I don't have my chainsaw ticket yet, but I have used a chainsaw. 

 

I'm available next week Monday tuesday Thursday friday, and ongoing. 

 

Cheers,

Finn

 

[email protected]

07545465054

CVjobs.docx 20.66 kB · 2 downloads

Your first priority should be getting basic tickets. You are much more useful if you can use a saw. 

You also need to check the English in your CV; it's very poor. Don't make the mistake of thinking that because you are applying for an unskilled labour job the person reading the CV won't notice a split infinitive. Obviously you don't need immaculate English skills to work in arb, but showing you have made an effort with your CV is never a bad thing. 

[Khriss]

@Finnian Hazlewood  good CV , I would add,  you have good organisational skills,  to that and possibly add a pic of yrself and a job you were doing - plus get online and look at pruning techniques ( even just handsaws ) and other revelant disease or damage in trees to boost yr background knowledge . It all helps to make it stand out ( and doesnt cost ! ) . K