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Posted
1 hour ago, Tree monkey 1682 said:

I did everything by the book. Literally 

Shame you weren’t a confident 18 year old who would surely have challenged the assessors decision, after all, you did everything right. 

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I witnessed a CS30 assessment that was taking place while I was doing my Aerial Rigging training way back.

 

The assessor was an no nonsense type old boy and one of the candidates was wearing a beanie hat under his helmet. He let the lad get as far as starting his saw on the ground and failed him on the spot for having his hat under his helmet.

 

Seemed a bit harsh at the time 🤣

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17 minutes ago, 5thelement said:

Shame you weren’t a confident 18 year old who would surely have challenged the assessors decision, after all, you did everything right. 

We did at nptc Kenilworth,  Stoneleigh and we're told he didnt do assements for nptc .we had feedback from other people that he wasn't a great assessor for other reasons 

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24 minutes ago, tree-fancier123 said:

established practice, more dangerous than winching

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18 minutes ago, Joe Newton said:

I witnessed a CS30 assessment that was taking place while I was doing my Aerial Rigging training way back.

 

The assessor was an no nonsense type old boy and one of the candidates was wearing a beanie hat under his helmet. He let the lad get as far as starting his saw on the ground and failed him on the spot for having his hat under his helmet.

 

Seemed a bit harsh at the time 🤣

That's fair point , its not allowed on building sites 

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7 minutes ago, Tree monkey 1682 said:

We did at nptc Kenilworth,  Stoneleigh and we're told he didnt do assements for nptc .we had feedback from other people that he wasn't a great assessor for other reasons 

So your assessor wasn’t even an assessor?

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Not the assessor But the instructor at my sons course should have been failed !  He broke the side cover on my 346 that I had lent Jack for the course . He tried levering it off with a big flat bladed screw driver with the brake still engaged . Wanker . He said in his defense " its not like that on a Stihl "  

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Not the assessor But the instructor at my sons course should have been failed !  He broke the side cover on my 346 that I had lent Jack for the course . He tried levering it off with a big flat bladed screw driver with the brake still engaged . Wanker . He said in his defense " its not like that on a Stihl "  

Jesus wept, 

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