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It's poll time ๐Ÿ˜Š This week it's about your age when you started in Arb ๐ŸŒณ


It's poll time ๐Ÿ˜Š This week it's about your age when you started in Arb ๐ŸŒณ  

33 members have voted

  1. 1. How old were you when you started out in Arb?

    • 0-20 yeas old
      17
    • 21-30 years old
      8
    • 31-40 years old
      5
    • 41-50 years old
      2
    • 50+
      1


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Posted
1 hour ago, KateH said:

Thanks for such a considered reply. Out of interest did you fnd that getting your tickets changed anything about how you worked or the sort of work you won? ๐Ÿ˜ŠKate

Kate I already had a client list ranging from private customers, companies, councils, FC , RSPB and many more but the loop was closing with old school site agents retiring off and the new breed of safety officers who didnโ€™t know the job on site but knew what contractors needed to have.

ย  The difference it made was I didnโ€™t need to employ climbers with tickets to put on the RAMS for the jobs.

ย  So it gave me freedom from stress of employment problems that I was always poor at managing.ย 
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3 hours ago, Stephen Blair said:

Kate I already had a client list ranging from private customers, companies, councils, FC , RSPB and many more but the loop was closing with old school site agents retiring off and the new breed of safety officers who didnโ€™t know the job on site but knew what contractors needed to have.

ย  The difference it made was I didnโ€™t need to employ climbers with tickets to put on the RAMS for the jobs.

ย  So it gave me freedom from stress of employment problems that I was always poor at managing.ย 
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Thanks for that Stephen, a really interesting insight into the situation. Do you think that, apart from private curtomers, the above clirents would now look to see climbing tickets before work was undertaken? Kate

Posted
5 hours ago, KateH said:

That's fascinating. Are you the same David who's into mycology? If so I've send you a private message on Arbtalk and would love a brief chat. If not thanks for answering anyway! Kateย 

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Thatโ€™s the fella.

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Heโ€™s a really fun gi.

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28 minutes ago, KateH said:

Thanks for that Stephen, a really interesting insight into the situation. Do you think that, apart from private curtomers, the above clirents would now look to see climbing tickets before work was undertaken? Kate

100 %, all RAMS include staff tickets. That cover all aspects of the job, digger, chipper, Mewps, felling, climbing, Windblow .

ย  Bigger clients will ask for updated info every year to stay on the contractors list. ย Itโ€™s so much easier now we have technology in our pockets .

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