Sack em and keep work for myself?

[kiza]

If I break something I run away with my fingers in my ears.

 

LOL dont we all then face the music the next day

[TREELINE]

good example of rushed climbing, unnecessary random cuts, hand held one piece then free falls another, no back up when using the saw, could have rigged out that whole branch with one cut.

 

 

Thats exactly what i'm talking about Tim. Why get sloppy when the gears all there. There is never any rush on my jobs for the lads; I'm no bread head tyrant. Take the point though about being on the job so I'm back on the tools now after two weeks in the office and i'm spreading my work out for myself and employees. I've even fixed up a contact for the subbiesto get more work.

I'll let you know what I break LOL

[Lee Winger]

I suggest you whip them with stinging nettles!

[kimtree]

i find when a have a subbie on site their attitude is ''all care but no responsibility''

[Arborlord]

I suggest you whip them with stinging nettles!

 

 

hahahaha Or throw logs at them.

[Dean Lofthouse]

good example of rushed climbing, unnecessary random cuts, hand held one piece then free falls another, no back up when using the saw, could have rigged out that whole branch with one cut.

 

Lots of side loading on a small dia anchor point

[arbogrunt]

Theres a few issues here;

 

I'm a freelance climber, I've got my own PL and injury cover. If I break something (which as a matter of professional pride I VERY rarely do), I'd expect the company I'm working for to cover it on their insurance. If the firm wants me to pay for my breakages, I want £200 a day to cover my own PL. ( then again, I wouldn't work for such a firm in the first place:thumbdown:).

 

If I wanted the aggro of running my trainset I'd still have one! - no thanks.

[Dean Lofthouse]

It's a discretional issue. If breakages are often and the climbers technique sloppy, get rid.

 

If the breakages are rare, keep the man and stand it.