Register of Tree Work Operatives

[jaime bray]

How about the one I asked, how is the scheme going to be funded, what’s it going to cost and what’s the benefit to the individual?

 

Cost will be between £22.50 and £29.50 per license/registraint.

 

Funded by the purchase of licenses, as with anything that is bought and sold. Unlike my earlier analogy to football, arboriculture is not a premier league football club. Noone is going to come in and bank roll our industry to assist us in developing it further, so we have to sort it out ourselves.

 

As the many posts relating to people seeing work that they deem 'rough' and carried out by people who really couldnt give two hoots, no industry will ever ensure that every company/operative is a true professional, you will only professionalise those that want to be. Hence why that bald chap has a job on cowboy builders. So shall i put you down for the first license treequip, you sound keen chap. lol

[jaime bray]

 

You didnt answer the question, how is this list going to stop people getting old and knackere.

 

I think you grossly over estimate the number of companies that are going to get big enough to make use of a list like this assuming of course that they do make use of it.

 

I am 47 now so another 25 years will see me retired an living on my boat in the carabean.

 

The other question that none of you seem to want to answer is HOW MUCH and WHAT BENEFIT??????

 

Its not purely about the old and young scenario, but due to the schemes design in that experiences within the industry are acknowledged and in certain cases required then it can be used to recognise operatives skills and actual experiences within their current daily work.

[jaime bray]

 

You didnt answer the question, how is this list going to stop people getting old and knackere.

 

I think you grossly over estimate the number of companies that are going to get big enough to make use of a list like this assuming of course that they do make use of it.

 

I am 47 now so another 25 years will see me retired an living on my boat in the carabean.

 

The other question that none of you seem to want to answer is HOW MUCH and WHAT BENEFIT??????

 

Treequip, trying to answer as many questions as possible and decypher them from posts.

[Gareth Dalzell]

 

Its not purely about the old and young scenario, but due to the schemes design in that experiences within the industry are acknowledged and in certain cases required then it can be used to recognise operatives skills and actual experiences within their current daily work.

 

That sounds exactly like the scheme set up I described above.

[jaime bray]

Treequip, Im off to bed, just thought id tell you so as you do not think that im avoiding answering questions.

 

Sweet dreams, I know you'll sleep well with the prospect of being the first R2 registraint rushing through your mind...

 

Dont tell me, you'll have nitemares. lol

[jaime bray]

 

That sounds exactly like the scheme set up I described above.

Sorry gareth, I am unfamiliar with other schemes or the history of other schemes trying to be established.

[treequip]

Cost will be between £22.50 and £29.50 per license/registraint.

 

Funded by the purchase of licenses, as with anything that is bought and sold. Unlike my earlier analogy to football, arboriculture is not a premier league football club. Noone is going to come in and bank roll our industry to assist us in developing it further, so we have to sort it out ourselves.

 

As the many posts relating to people seeing work that they deem 'rough' and carried out by people who really couldnt give two hoots, no industry will ever ensure that every company/operative is a true professional, you will only professionalise those that want to be. Hence why that bald chap has a job on cowboy builders. So shall i put you down for the first license treequip, you sound keen chap. lol

 

So is that a one off payment or an anual fee and what do i get for it?

 

How about a free licence and I will evaluate the system and write you a review...lol

[jaime bray]

So is that a one off payment or an anual fee and what do i get for it?

 

How about a free licence and I will evaluate the system and write you a review...lol

 

R2 committee would call that a pilot place and its free for the entirity of the pilot phase. There after you would be biting your finger nails to ensure you were professionalising yourself through R2.lol

[treequip]

Treequip, Im off to bed, just thought id tell you so as you do not think that im avoiding answering questions.

 

Sweet dreams, I know you'll sleep well with the prospect of being the first R2 registraint rushing through your mind...

 

Dont tell me, you'll have nitemares. lol

 

You werent the one dodging the question and if its a freebei I will be the first to evaluate the scheme for you, as long as you are happy it will stand scrutiny but I am still unclear as to what benefit it will be to the individual

 

Where is the website, where can I read more about this???

[jaime bray]

So is that a one off payment or an anual fee and what do i get for it?

 

How about a free licence and I will evaluate the system and write you a review...lol

 

Oops... See it aint easy picking out all these questions, its an annual fee chap