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Looking for a Self Employed Climber for up to 4 weeks in Berkshire


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We are looking for a self employed climber for up to 4 weeks starting from the 16th September. You will be assisting an already very competent climber in tree operations so must be happy to ground as well as climb. Must have own PPE, climbing gear and top handled saw. Larger saws will be provided,

 

Duties will be predominantly felling, dismantling and pruning.

 

There is a good possibility that it will be for longer than 4 weeks.

 

Ideally be Berkshire based but if you wanted to travel to reading/maidenhead area for 07:30 start daily then that's up to you.

 

Please contact Alastair on 07814 006639 to discuss further. please DO NOT text in the first instance.

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