requirements for working for a supermarket

[jaime bray]

Fair play to you. Someone needs to do it, and if it suits your set up then so be it.

 

 

First thing/requirement I'd recommend would be a pound for the trolley:001_tt2:

[woody paul]

Depending on which supermarket, Clean you van Sir from a foreign voice.

[deezyboy]

I see your points and what you are saying, perhaps you are right and should wait and take on the bigger jobs as my business grows to meet them.

 

I have a landy tipper and a 125 timberwolf for my normal work, going off the pictures it could maybe be done in a single transit load of chip, although I am coming off the idea of going for it now though haha

 

Cheers

[Mortimer Firewood]

I see your points and what you are saying, perhaps you are right and should wait and take on the bigger jobs as my business grows to meet them.

 

I have a landy tipper and a 125 timberwolf for my normal work, going off the pictures it could maybe be done in a single transit load of chip, although I am coming off the idea of going for it now though haha

 

Cheers

 

Quote for it if you get it all good but just be aware of the comments all ready made. It's all a learning curve

[Mark Bolam]

Specify your payment terms, not theirs.

They don't let you walk out with a trolley load and pay them 180 days later, but that's the kind of nonsense they'll try and pull with you.

 

 

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[felixthelogchopper]

Specify your payment terms, not theirs.

They don't let you walk out with a trolley load and pay them 180 days later, but that's the kind of nonsense they'll try and pull with you.

 

 

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And make sure that your terms are the last ones specified. It's known as 'Battle of the forms'.

[treequip]

Hi all,

 

In the very early stages of looking at doing some tree work for a supermarket in Essex, and so am looking for the requirements that come with that, IE: I currently only have 2 mill public liability, I expect they shall wish me to have perhaps 10 mill cover? etc

 

What other requirements are there that you know of? or even any advice that you would have for me.

 

Haven't spoken directly to anybody yet, but have been shown the tree report and asked if I would be interested.

 

This could potentially be my first big 'break' from doing Mrs muggins apple tree into doing bigger, more 'beneficial' work so although it is slightly intimidating, I feel it is something I need to seriously consider.

 

Also, if the work did come about, would be looking to hire a couple guys, with van and chipper for potentially 2 days work, they would need to remove wood chip and would get to keep all of the timber, as I don't think my landy would appreciate the trip up from Devon.

 

Cheers

 

You might be better off just taking a couple of shifts stacking shelves

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[TIMON]

You might be better off just taking a couple of shifts stacking shelves

 

:laugh1:

 

 

Nice to know you're still around to give quality advice!!!

[grumpydavesmith]

If you do get the job just think of all the free advertising you'll get! A nice sign written set up doing a professional job in front of hundreds of potential customers! Could be worth its weight in gold.

[Marc Lewis]

Fair play to you deezy, having high aspirations and always looking to better, good on you:thumbup:

Do however, take on board all the responses that you have had here.

 

Good luck.