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KateH

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Is there an aerial arb work age cut off?  

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  1. 1. At what age does being a climbing arborist for a living lose its shine?

    • In your 20s
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    • In your 30s
      8
    • In your 40s
      11
    • In your 50s
      4
    • In you 60s
      2
    • Never!
      11

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KateH

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I'm new to the industry and looking to learn how it all works. Do you have any views about a climbing arborists age limits?If so please answer my attached poll.

Thank you!

Kate 

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Mark Bolam
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About 9.15 normally.

Mick Dempsey
Mick Dempsey

Alright, I’m in.   The key is economy of effort. Don’t leave an area of the tree you’re working on till you’re sure you’ve completed it and don’t have to go back, be methodical.

Mark Bolam
Mark Bolam

Rich Rule makes some very good points about advances in tech.   Us old gits spent years thrutching up on Prussiks and Blakes, sometimes in mid air. One handing O2O’s, then humping tons

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Started at 18 and now 40 and looking forward to getting to 55 and still climbing. 

 

I work for myself so can choose the work load and how jobs are done so I don't spead the weekend recovering. 

 

I dont think I would want to work at this age for a company as a climber full time as to much is expected of you. 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, treevolution said:

Started at 18 and now 40 and looking forward to getting to 55 and still climbing. 

 

I work for myself so can choose the work load and how jobs are done so I don't spead the weekend recovering. 

 

I dont think I would want to work at this age for a company as a climber full time as to much is expected of you. 

 

 

Thanks for this 👍 really helpful. Hope you keep enjoying your work. Kate

 

Ps. Please feel free to fill in the poll with your hoped for response! 😊

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