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  2. Switzerland, anyone worked there?

    in International Arborist Forum

    Posted

    I worked there a lot and still work there regulary. Its not easy as a sub contractor due a lot of bureaucarcy. Its a nightmare. Not worth to get into trouble. That you dont need a visa is just half-right. Better to get employed. Its easyer and more safe when you look at the fees you have to pay if you miss some paperwork. iam german so i understand there language. Still hard to communicate with the offices. Work is nice - different then in the uk. Quality of work is nice. Climbing standard is high. Paymant is all right. Food is nice. Costs of living are a nightmare. Give me a private msg if you need a nice company. I know a few around there. cheers!

    Otherwise if you are interested to work in germany (southern germany near munich area ) you are very welcome. nearly same stuff as in switzerland but cost of living way cheaper.

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  4. Anyone interested to work in Germany?

    in International Arborist Forum

    Posted

    UPDATE 2:

     

    What we are searching?

    • Arborists climbers or platform operators ( employed or freelance)
    • Arborists Groundsman ( employed or freelance)

    When we are searching?

    • Our main season is from know till end of february 2019. So when ever you can come in this time feel free to give me a msg.
    • A week trail is all right but from the organisation point it would be good when you can stay a month or two.

    What we expect

    • a clean appear
    • a friendly open minded person willing to learn / improve
    • arborists who can work in a team
    • arborists who can see the difference between deadwood and branches that are still alive
    • all relevant tickets when you come as a freelance climber
    • a good self-assensment
    • safe working practice
    • "sorted" arborists

    What we provide?

    • a accomodation in a holiday appartment with a single bed room.
    • a company car to travel to the yard when you come by plane

    What are the rates day/hour?

    • It really depends on how good you are.
    • not less then back home. we like to do a week trail and after that we can tell.
    • Certifications saying nothing about your experience level or how good you prune/climb.
    • Good climbers earn more and novice climbers less and getting the chance to learn / improve. If you expect that you are earning shit loads of money and playing around all day long with for example the throwline or acent and dont finish a deadwood tree you are wrong at our place.
    • So please be honest to yourself and tell us before you come over a bit about you and your experience.

     

    What about our company?

    • At the moment we are a seven man crew with
    • We are based on the west side of munich in bavaria working mainly in the west side and sometimes a bit more far away on the east side of munich
    • We are doning mainly govermant / commercial work like streets, parks, gravejards. less private gardens.

    How long do you work day/week?

    • you can choose between 4 or 5 days a week. in the time between 6.30 / 7.00 am and 5.00 pm
    • mainly we work Monday - Thursday / Friday sometimes Saturday when needed (parking areas)

    What equipment should you bring?

     

    Minimum of rigging equipment you have to bring (when traveling by car and if you have. Otherwise we provide for you):

    • Lowering device
    • Rigging rope 60m
    • Pulling rope
    • slings and carabiniers
    • Rigging pully and sling for attaching on the tree

    Minimum of chainsaws / chainsaw equipment (when traveling by car and if you have. Otherwise we provide for you?

    • "Tophandle" Chainsaw
    • One saw of a size like the MS 460 of Stihl

    Minimum of climbing equipment you have to bring ( MUST HAVE!):

    • Harness
    • Climbing Rope minimum 45m
    • Access Rope 60m
    • a Sling (120cm)
    • Lenyard and Steel Lenyard
    • Figure of eight or other decending device
    • Cambiumsaver
    • A set of throwlines (lines, cubes, bags)(2x)
    • Spikes
    • Single rope access equipment when you dont footlock up the trees
    • Handsaw (sharp)

    (when traveling by car and if you have. Otherwise we provide for you?

    • Polesaw

    Last but not least

    •  A little CV is helpfull and gives us a short picture of you.
    • Mails or Msg`s with just: "how are the rats" doesnt make any sense. Ask your questions but let us know what you expect / searching for aswell.

    Thanks and climb safe - Wolf

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  7. Anyone interested to work in Germany?

    in International Arborist Forum

    Posted

    Hey dudes,

     

    due a shoulder injury of an employee we have a position open:

     

    We are searching for a climbing arborist EMPLOYEE or a mewp arborist EMPLOYEE. Trainees or young lads from the collage are welcome aswell. We help out to find some accomodation and the rest of all the paperwork stuff. So if you are interested to work in germany as an employee you are welcome.

    We are NOT searching for freelance arborists at the moment.

     

    For more Details about the position or our company send me a

    WhatsApp to 0049 ( 0) 173 45 77 900

    or an email to wk(at)pertl-kutz.de

     

    cheers

     

     

  10. Anyone interested to work in Germany?

    in International Arborist Forum

    Posted

    On 20.12.2017 at 22:00, Nathanzac said:

    Hi what pay are you offering climbers?

    pm sent

     

    On 20.12.2017 at 17:45, White Noise said:

    You guys seem to have a very  fast turnover of staff  ?

     

    Just saying  ;  )

     

     

     

    Hey Withe Noise,

     

    the main reason is that the most english staff is staying just the 3 month that thay can stay leagaly in one year within a seasonal working contract(employed without getting residential) to get some exp. aboard. Just few get residential in germany and stay for longer. We cant have full time self employed people like some in the uk. Also we got quite a lot of work and when iam searching i just take as much as we need. Then stop getting new people in and ask again when we need more staff or some running out of the seasonal contracts. Other arborists they work for us cant even stay for the 3 moth for different reasons. In the actuall situation two of our main crew are leaving the team. The first is going to university and the the second goes to switzerland and keeps on traveling in the arb world after one year full time employed and nearly two years for our company in total.

    You are welcome to work with us to take yourself a picture of the company.  Let me know if you got more questions.

     

    cheers

  19. Climbers/Groundsman/Mewp drivers needed in Germany

    in Employment

    Posted

    Hey arbtalkers,

     

    we are currectly searching for all kind of tree workers. We need single persons aswell as whole Teams. 

    Mainly from now till Christmas or end of march 2018.

    We do mainly commercial work (streets, parks, gravejards). 

     

     

    Groundsman - Trailer licence and chainsaw ticked minimum

    Climbers - Need to have all relevant tickets. 

    Mewp Drivers - 7.5ton driving licence would great but not a must

     

    An accomodation can be sorted out for you.

     

    For more informations write a private msg over arbtalk, a email to [email protected] or call me +49 (0) 173 45 77 900

     

    cheers

     

  21. Anyone interested to work in Germany?

    in International Arborist Forum

    Posted

    Hey dudes.

     

    We are looking again for workers. We search ground guys, climbers, cherrypicker Drivers.

    We provid accomodation, Company car and pick up Service of Airport munich or Memmingen.

    We offer up to three month work from now in a seasonal working contract. that means that you are employed by us for 1 to Maximum three month. get paid in your bank accound and dont Need to be residential in Germany. You have to have a minimum climbing kit. we can send a list with the kit you need. you dont need chainsaws.

    Our base area is in the zip Code 86899 Landsberg am Lech. it is next to munich. Mainly we do Commercial work. graveyards, parks, streets, forests and some private Jobs. its not necessary to speak german. We speak mainly in english because we are a Team of 10 including a irish, a australian and a kanadian.

    so if you are interested write me an email to --> [email protected] with a small cv(wich tickets, years of exp, with driving license, when you can come and for how long).

    cheers - wolf

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