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LiveLeak video: Fallen tree cutting fail caught on camera | Metro News
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fair point buddy I quick scanned it ,oops , he also refers to Cs ,, presumed ntpc etc personally after all these years in the game things haven't changed and probably wont , until customers realise the inherent danger and their joint liability if owt goes wrong ,, the best foot forward approach & not worry about what others do,
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Well said Andy However Notts Arb may not be referring to Academic arb quals he may in fact be referring to any tree quals inc vocational "licence to practice" , "certs of competence" and no there is not over riding body as such that you must qualify through to be a Tree Surgeon. the multi organisation RT2 scheme is trying build that ladder of skills, but right now no other than an obligation to do work safely and train employees & have a fit for purpose rescue provision when working at height in law the use of a top handled chainsaw is only allowed by a competent operator and not ground use , so thats the only deal breaker really as to be competent you would need to do at least 4 COC assessments, maintenance felling , tree climbing & rescue & use of top handled saw. I might have got the context wrong ,but perhaps another side of the debate re quals
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Hugely successful 2013 charity raffle tops 10k!
Yorkshireman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Awesome ... well done to all those Arbtalk members who supported this cause -
Experienced - Lead Climber Teesside / N' Yorks
Yorkshireman replied to Yorkshireman's topic in Employment
Team leader - Experienced climber | Oakdale | Arbjobs.com find Arb jobs / Tree work -
Ring the tree officer & explain condition & ask for an urgent site visit , most will comply back up conversation with plenty of photos DEFO support conversation by sending an email that under exemption clauses, you are serving notice of exempt works to a Tpo tree quote inc the usual stuff location tpo ref# map etc
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Having recently won additional works to support our clients via contract services to Social housing, commercial & infrastructure clients across the North East & Yorkshire. Oakdale Ne Ltd are based on the N' York's / Cleveland border in the North York's National Park. est' in 2000 we are a Quality orientated company with current accreditation's to Ukas Iso 9001 14001 & Standards with a proven and growing client base. We are seeking an experienced enthusiastic climber(s) to join our team to undertake varied tree works. Applicants should be reliable, punctual & motivated with proven ability of delivering professional commercial tree services, from intervention pruning to large dismantle tasks. Relevant Nptc certificate B+e licence and knowledge of Health & safety to apply safe working practices. Remuneration is dependant on qualifications, experience & capabilities in the first instance please Contact our office on 01287 644555 email [email protected] for further details and application form.
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. http://www.forestry.gov.uk/pdf/PathNewsautumn2013.pdf/$FILE/PathNewsautumn2013.pdf .
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If I were advising your client , I would suggest they contact the owner directly, asking what he /they intend to do with the tree following the recent event & when they/he intends to remove the materials which are currently fouling their property and abstructing the tenant from the free and reasonable use of the dwelling and its gardens which maybe be seen as an actionable nuisance. with a caviat as to any response should to include the details of any professional or legal advise the owner is relying on for any standpoint.
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fuelwood warwick are good ... japa gear is okay
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It hasn't really been in demand if I'm honest, the costs outstrip the viability for most clients we can do ,but it doesn't seem to need too
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http://www.OakdaleLtd.com amongst others see signature thingy below
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Emergency Callout Charge (again)
Yorkshireman replied to B.C. Tree Services's topic in Business Management
calc what your team costs are , what profit you want & thats your price.. simples -
whereabouts are you in Yorkshire ?
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if you strap the liability will land with you ! as a professional tradesman or company who have carried out that service. strapping in the full knowledge that the intervention it is not likely to hold ,, if it will hold then no problem ,, why advise Sept the bird nesting ends 31 July perhap its best to be a bit selfish, after all your advise has been ignored for 6 months
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A tad bored that day then Shane ? ... lol Thou shalt support the xmas raffle on Arbtalk ,,, its for kids ,,, so just DO IT !!!
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well that's mine bought for the 7th year on the bounce ... great cause , If you can support this it is after all for children
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SSE Suspending or cutting back UA work
Yorkshireman replied to Paul Northcott's topic in General chat
did you ? I hadn't well not until now.... -
Yep I agree with Rich its most likely they refer to your qualification to recommend works not your vocational skills set that you use to carryout the works, local authorities can only require that works are conducted in line with Bs3998 2010 as to do otherwise may financially disadvantage those tree owners who are potentially able to read, understand and implement the works identified to the above standard however the works recommendations & or application & or notice 211 of intent to do works need some supporting qualification to support the process to give a qualified view point of the tree & those works needed for good tree management intervention. Iain
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good info ..
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Hello All FYI a thread to share relevant updates HSE Treework E:bulletin - Issue No.5 - December 2013
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We had Forst here yesterday & It is a reasonable machine , they are on with a solution to the roller issue and the electrics problem was cured by a larger fuse like the lite large controls and the grease up there are still some mod's I d like too make to it , but a resilient looking bit of kit & I've seen a fair few in my years .. good build , fabricated & assembled in Britain too
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okay sometime in the new year then, late Jan - early Feb
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thx ,,, now we both no that's not likely to work I am still considering the aaac as an option
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I'm feeling lazy today, so what's changed ???
