senior aborist seeks full time employment

[David oakman]

yes love to see your pics. and welcome:001_cool:

[treewizard]

welcome, those pictures you said about sound cool please post them.

why would you want to come back to this country??????

[Buzz]

When you write out a new post scroll down to manage attatchments and click on that. Then click browse, search the pics out and upload. Max of 5 a time. Remember to 'Go advanced' rather than use quick post or you won't see any options.

 

Sometimes it takes a while or plays up if the pics are to big in which case you will have to re-size them.

 

Regarding work I'd write an e-mail out and send it to all the AA aproved contractors in the country, time consuming but probably worthwhile.

 

The reason I suggest AA contractors is that they tend to have bigger ongoing contracts and seem less effected by the economic downturn than the rest of us !

[Mike Hill]

I didn't know there were any Chinook's in NZ mate?

Mil-8 was the heaviest lifter when I worked there,did you do some standing stem salvage in B.C?

[Dean Lofthouse]

can some one tell me how to put pictures on here please. and offer me a job thanks...

 

raymond

 

You'll have to resize your pics to 600 x 800 first Raymond

[David Humphries]

i did work in BC mike but no heil- logging , the chinook is based in bay of plenty there a heli logging crew / large stem removalists , they were work down south and on there way up to base for xmas they did this wellington city council job , so mike who did you wok for here in nz ....i may know them

 

Fantastic pictures.

This is sheer Arb porn.

Keep um coming Raymond.

 

 

 

How does communication work during these jobs?

 

 

 

 

 

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[David oakman]

Cool pics, i have got a large oak to come down in a confined space i wonder if the RAF will come in with a linx or some sort of helicopter and help me:thumbup1:

[Zenfordinner]

Hello Raymond.

 

Can you give more details, such as what you are looking for, how much to earn, what sponsership entails etc?

[Ross Smith]

hey ray,nice pics,worked for tony fleming in orks at treecare for 4 yrs did a few heli jobs,more crane work tho as exspense is monstrous.where in england you planning to live,im down south east on the gold coast if i can be of any help,moving back to NZ next year,you headin the wrong way bro.ha ha.enjoy

[vduben]

Jeez how much is a chopper per hour, I don't even want to think about the price for a chinook!

 

Welcome to the forum Raymond!

6k a day, and you need a clear path to touch down with no pedestrians or traffic below