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Hi all im new here :biggrin:

I would like to get started in tree surgery. I have been thinking about it for a good few years now and i think its something that would suit me perfectly.

I have been working in the building trade for the last 10 years doing mostly upvc windows, fascias and guttering but have also done a bit of roofing. I have been self employed for the last 3 years but i think its time for a change.

I would like to get a job with a tree surgeon so i can get some experience and learn about all the aspects of the job. I have a little bit of experience with using chain saws mostly with removing small trees/hedges for constructing fences and cutting fire wood. I dont have any tickets for using chain saws and the like but would be more than happy to fund the courses if there was the prospect of some work. Any sugestions of what tickets are best to do first and what collages are good in the south are welcome.

I am 27, have a transit 350 mwb hi top and have a couple of small chainsaws I would be happy to use. I also have my trailer licence so towing any chippers or trailers would not be a problem if required. I currently live on the isle of wight but im hoping to move to the mainland soon probably around portsmouth but im happy to commute sensible distances if the work is there. Im not looking for loads of money but obviously need to be able to surport myself and if i could afford to ride mx every other week I would be happy as Larry.

Any feedback suggestions welcome.

cheers

 

Russell

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Welcome Russell, and what a positive sounding post in this time of doom and gloom. Others moan there is no work, they can't do this or that, you should straight to the top of the pile in your search. Good luck :thumbup:

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Welcome Russell, and what a positive sounding post in this time of doom and gloom. Others moan there is no work, they can't do this or that, you should straight to the top of the pile in your search. Good luck :thumbup:

 

I second that, you can't beat a positive attitude!!

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Good luck Russell. I only wish we could of helped as we do need a new addition at the moment but sadly we are in Essex and a good 2.5hrs away from the coast & 3.5hrs from IOW including ferry.

Anyway you seem very positive and I am sure you will find something soon.

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Good luck Russ , if u ring capel manor college And ask for andy meads number I believe he lives down your way now and he is a chainsaw assessor and trainer he be able to help u

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cheers for the replies.

TreeDoctor I do also have a mate who has offerd me a room in Birmingham but thats even further away :001_rolleyes:.

lyons ill give him a try

 

:thumbup:

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Hi Russell,

im interested in giving you an oppotunity, if you work well i will also consider putting you in for you tickets..

Look up Heritage Trees Ltd - portsmouth and give me a call on mobile number.- pete

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