Cs40-41

[TREE-SURGEON-ESSEX]

I need these two tickets for some contracts does any one know a good place in essex what prices are we talking here.

 

also chipper ticket stump grinder ticket ??

[Simon Rotheram]

Speak to Richard at kingswood training, he did 2 of our guys earlier this year.

[Stephen Blair]

richard has a great set up and is a gent, i only spoke to him for 2 minutes but seemed a really good guy.

[combined tree services]

have you given the guys at treevolution a call ?? i know its a bit of a treck but i have heard nothing but good reports , while we are on the subject is there such thing as a course to learn some of the more modern methods ? i keep wonering as it would be handy for a couple of my guys to go on and probably verry usefull within the industry

[Simon Rotheram]

have you given the guys at treevolution a call ?? i know its a bit of a treck but i have heard nothing but good reports , while we are on the subject is there such thing as a course to learn some of the more modern methods ? i keep wonering as it would be handy for a couple of my guys to go on and probably verry usefull within the industry

 

I'm sure if you speak to the assessors they could put together a refresher course to cover the areas you feel updating.

[combined tree services]

I'm sure if you speak to the assessors they could put together a refresher course to cover the areas you feel updating.

 

cool cheers Boss , i have found that through my own interest in keeping up to date in the industry and with the help from you guys on arb talk i have learnt about an entire new world of tree climbing , but i do think that some of the new methods should now be being tought on climbing courses , for instance i have just had a goy come back from doing his cs38/39 and to be honest im amazed at how little he has been tought and was even more supprised that alot of the skills i learnt at merrist wood back in 2003 were still not being tought like Branch role's , Re directs , and some of the modern knotts . it may just be me expecting too much !!

[Simon Rotheram]

cool cheers Boss , i have found that through my own interest in keeping up to date in the industry and with the help from you guys on arb talk i have learnt about an entire new world of tree climbing , but i do think that some of the new methods should now be being tought on climbing courses , for instance i have just had a goy come back from doing his cs38/39 and to be honest im amazed at how little he has been tought and was even more supprised that alot of the skills i learnt at merrist wood back in 2003 were still not being tought like Branch role's , Re directs , and some of the modern knotts . it may just be me expecting too much !!

 

I dont thing the instrucotrs have the time within the course to teach anything more than the basics ready for assessment. If the climbers are a little more experienced the instructors may have a little more time to teach some more advanced methods.

[bareroots]

the skills i learnt at merrist wood back in 2003 were still not being tought like Branch role's , !!

 

What's a 'branch roles' ?

[arbclimber]

What's a 'branch roles' ?

 

When accessing a tree have you ever got your rope over a big branch then climbed up and found yourself right under the branch? What you prob did next is a branch roll.