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Grass cutters need West Midland must be Lantera qualified call Kevin ORourke 07973479538

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AEMG Ltd are looking to develop a pool of sub contract workers in and around the Sheffield area. We require experienced staff to assist with ground work duties such as assisting ariel workers, chipping, site set up, traffic and pedestrian control. The works would be on a temporary ad hoc basis to help existing teams during periods of increased workloads and covering annual leave. Minimum requirements are CS 30 & 31, chipper certification, CSCS & First Aid. Desirable are NRSWA, Driving, stump grinding, CAT & Genny. Candidates would be expected to proved their own PPE as a minimum of Hi visibility chainsaw trousers, long sleeve hi visibility tops, helmets and boots. AEMG can assist with the purchase of compliant kit. Please note candidates must receive a company induction prior to start which does include a drugs and alcohol check. Candidates are also required to provide proof of competence (certification). Alternatively we employ an apprentice, open to options Best regards, Peter Logan F.d.Sc (Arb), M.Arbor.A, CEnv Regional Operations Manager Tree Surgery Arboricultural Consultancy Landscaping Weed Control Ground Works Mobile: 07977 272 859 Email: [email protected] Web: Tree Surgery, Arboricultural Consultancy and Landscape Management | Acorn Environmental Management Group Redditch

AEMG Ltd are looking to develop a pool of sub contract workers in and around the Sheffield area. We require experienced staff to assist with ground work duties such as assisting aerial workers, chipping, site set up, traffic and pedestrian control. The works would be on a temporary ad hoc basis to help existing teams during periods of increased workloads and covering annual leave. Minimum requirements are CS 30 & 31, chipper certification, CSCS & First Aid. Desirable are NRSWA, Driving, stump grinding, CAT & Genny. Candidates would be expected to proved their own PPE as a minimum of Hi visibility chainsaw trousers, long sleeve hi visibility tops, helmets and boots. AEMG can assist with the purchase of compliant kit. Please note candidates must receive a company induction prior to start which does include a drugs and alcohol check. Candidates are also required to provide proof of competence (certification). Alternatively we employ an apprentice, open to options Best regards, Peter Logan F.d.Sc (Arb), M.Arbor.A, CEnv Regional Operations Manager Tree Surgery Arboricultural Consultancy Landscaping Weed Control Ground Works Mobile: 07977 272 859 Email: [email protected] Web: Tree Surgery, Arboricultural Consultancy and Landscape Management | Acorn Environmental Management Group Redditch

Still looking for the right person

what area ?

And the thieves like them LOL

I have got 16 of the Quadchips good bit of kit

we are starting the job on the 31/3/14

need a chip and log site for the next 3 weeks

Main Duties and responsibilities: Service and repair the company’s fleet of plant and equipment – wood chippers, stump grinders, chainsaws, trailers, strimmers etc. with PUWER record keeping for completed services .Service the on-going requirements of the company’s tree surgery and landscaping crews by ordering and issuing kit and equipment, making repairs and running a store for consumable items (gloves, chains, bar oil and made up 2 stroke mix). Ensuring that the yard and depot are kept clean, tidy and legally compliant. Location of job: 2a Eagle Road, North Moons Moat, Redditch. B98 9HF (could involve travel to 2 other company depots). Salary: Dependant on applicant’s experience. Qualifications required: Driving licence, chainsaw certificate, telehandler certificate. Skills and experience needed: mechanically experienced for plant and 2-stroke servicing and repairs, basic IT skills for sending emails and documenting service records. Must be able to prioritise workload and be prepared to complete all necessary tasks to ensure depot and yard are kept clean and tidy. Knowledge of the Tree Surgery industry is a definite advantage. Applicants please send a copy of your CV by email to [email protected] or by post to 2a Eagle Road, North Moons Moat, Redditch. Worcs. B98 9HF.

Arborist Tree Climber AEMG require experienced climbing Arborists for a street tree maintenance contract in Sheffield starting in early September. •Full time permanent contract (following probationary period) •40HrsPer week •Overtime opportunities •24 Hr Emergency call out cover •Excellent rates of pay •Professional development and training provided •All PPE and equipment supplied •Company uniform and wet weather gear supplied To be eligible you will need: •Minimum NPTC CS30, CS31, CS36, CS39 •References to vouch for your experience Desirable: 2 or more years climbing experience. Arboricultural qualifications (Level 3) NPTCCS32, CS41, CS40, Full UK driving license (C1 or pre 97 entitlement a bonus) CSCSsite safety card NRSWAStreetworks card Pleasecontact Kevin O’Rourke on 0800 093 3898 Mob 07973 479 538 and CV’S to [email protected]

We are about 20 min from Quinton we will have chip and log for free give me a call 07973 479 538 Kevin MD at AEMG LTD

Happy to provide a quote for you. Please contact Peter Logan on 07977 272 859 or email [email protected]

AEMG has the following opportunity for 5 x climbers/Arborists: Candidates are required to hold NPTC CS units (Inc aerial rescue), full pre 97 UK driving licence preferable but not essential, experience necessary. Based in Peterborough, we predominately cover the Midlands but work in all areas of the UK. For further information please contact: Jason Harris Email [email protected] Office Tel 01733232668 Mobil 07525911136 AEMG is an Equal Opportunities Employer. Winner of Arboricultural Contractor of the year

Thanks all

Cost us a small fortune but well worth it.

Thanks jon

The program will go out on the night of children in need

Acorn Group supports BBC DIY SOS Community Project The BBC DIY SOS team recently undertook a “Big Build” to demolish and rebuild The Spinney Play Centre in Ravensthorpe, Peterborough. The centre had been used by children’s and community groups until it was forced to close earlier this year when the City Council withdrew its funding as part of its budget cuts. The new centre is to be run by the Little Miracles charity providing specialist support and play equipment to families with disabled children and other groups within the local community. Tree officers from Enterprise Peterborough undertook a survey of the site and asked our Peterborough based teams if we would be willing to get help out in this worthwhile project, we were more than happy to oblige. Our tree surgery teams were involved in the project from the very beginning, crown lifting trees and removing vegetation to allow access and egress to the site. Over the course of the three week build we were on hand to carry out varied and extensive work. To the front of the building we crown lifted a mature Oak and a Maple to allow for the increased roof height of the new structure, we also pruned back overhanging branches and removed dead/dangerous trees from the perimeter of an all-weather football pitch, set in the shelterbelt. Trees within the grounds were removed to make way for new specialist play equipment and a fence made from poles of pine trees driven in to the ground was shaped in a wave pattern under the instruction of Chris Bradshaw, the landscape gardener.WP_000141WP_000137 Every member of the Peterborough team was involved at some stage of the build, with Dave Newton and Richard Routen staying back late in the evening to make seats, benches and other wood features as the project neared completion. At the end of the build we had a brief chance to witness the opening of the site and see what it meant to the families and children who are going to get to use this facility. They were overwhelmed by what had been achieved by the DIY SOS team and all of the tradesman and companies involved, and urged us all to return so they could thank us in person.

The BBC DIY SOS team recently undertook a “Big Build” to demolish and rebuild The Spinney Play Centre in Ravensthorpe, Peterborough. The centre had been used by children’s and community groups until it was forced to close earlier this year when the City Council withdrew its funding as part of its budget cuts. The new centre is to be run by the Little Miracles charity providing specialist support and play equipment to families with disabled children and other groups within the local community.

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