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The following opportunities are available: Team Leaders x 3 - Candidates are required to hold NPTC CS all relevant units, full pre 97, UK driving licence (Advantageous) and a minimum of 3 years industry related experience. Climbers x 6 - 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 Redditch, Worcestershire, we cover all areas in the Midlands. CV'S [email protected] or call 0800 093 3898

Got 18 XL Oak and 68 semi mature Oak to be felled dose anybody know watt is it worth as standing timber per ton.

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TOYOTA HILUX HL2 2007 104000 MILES £7800 TOYOTA HILUX HL2 2007 120000 MILES £7700 TOYOTA INVINCIBLE 2006 165000 MILES £7000 Full service history mot and taxed all 3 are crew cabs Call Kevin on 0800 0933898 or 07973 479538 [email protected]

TOYOTA HILUX 2007 104000 MILES £7700 TOYOTA HILUX 2007 120000 MILES £7800 TOYOTA INVINCIBLE 2006 165000 MILES £7000 Tax,Mot and full serves history Call Kevin at AEMG on 0800 093 3898 or 07973479538 [email protected]

PHYTOREMEDIATION PROJECT REDDITCH Acorn Environmental Management Group (AEMG) the Midlands based Tree Maintenance, Arboricultural Consultancy and Landscape Management Group has recently completed the first commercial project using Trees for Phytoremediation in the UK in conjunction with URS/Scott Wilson. The project involved: • Removal of exiting scrub and vegetation using Multi task land clearance machine • Site preparation and planting of 600 Willow sets using deep planting techniques • Liaise with Environment Agency and Local Authority • On site establishment maintenance and aftercare. The site, the former BA Tubes site located to the southeast of Redditch town centre, covers an area of approximately 6.5 hectares, with the general topography sloping gently from west to east towards the River Arrow. In 1940 site operations involved the re-melting of aluminium and subsequent cutting, extrusion and drawing to form aluminium tubes. As part of these manufacturing operations, the site handled large quantities of chemicals such as caustic soda, TCE and various other hydrocarbon-based fuels and oils. There are a number of water courses, surface water features and underground surface water drains located within a close proximity to the site. All of which could be at risk of contamination. Previous investigations at the site and in the surrounding area have identified the presence of the chlorinated solvents TCE and its degradation products in shallow groundwater. This contamination is believed to have originated from historical activities at the site. A number of methods of reducing the impact to the River Arrow are being implemented, including the use of Phytoremediation to reduce the contaminant mass that is entering the river via groundwater baseflow. The Phytoremediation technique involved the planting of appropriate phreatophytic tree species in selected on-site and off-site areas to reduce over the medium and long term the contaminant flux toward the river Arrow. Phreatophytes are plants that can obtain water from the water table rather than just the unsaturated zone. Therefore, such plants are capable of creating zones of hydraulic containment, by effectively acting as solar-driven “biological pumps” that draw down water levels and create a barrier effect. Phreatophytic species include • Salix (willow), • Populus (poplar, aspen), • Alnus (alder) • Fraxinus (ash) Willow and Poplar are the most commonly used species for Phytoremediation purposes, due to their: • ability to take up large quantities of water through transpiration; • fast growth rates; • ability to take up and phytovolatilize certain contaminants (e.g. chlorinated hydrocarbons); and ease of planting and maintenance. Furthermore, the zone of soil around the tree roots (the rhizosphere) provides an environment that is conducive to the growth and activity of microorganisms. These enhanced populations can typically cause increased contaminant degradation in this zone through both aerobic and anaerobic processes. As such, the key natural processes that will be exploited by the proposed scheme will include: • hydraulic containment by drawing down groundwater levels and creating a barrier effect; • the removal of contaminant mass through: • enhanced contaminant degradation in the rhizosphere; and • the removal of contaminant mass through up-take and metabolism of contaminants in the trees as well as subsequent phytovolatilisation to the atmosphere. The trees will require a number of years to reach maturity. Once mature, it is envisaged that the trees would act as a form of hydraulic barrier through transpiration-driven removal of groundwater and enhance natural degradation of the contamination within the root zone.

2A Eagle Road North Moons Moat Redditch B98 9HF just off M42 Junc 3 free to tip log and chip Call 0800 093 3898

What price are you getting for wood chip per ton for bio fuel

Pete i will give you a pound for it just drop it to the yard thanks

How much ?

Free wood chip and log site in Redditch if anybody needs .

We have 10 good chiper

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Thanks Pete

Log and chipp site need in Nottingham

Adrian give me a call Kevin 07973 479538

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Operations Manager – Birmingham and West Midlands Based Alvechurch Acorn Environmental Management Group (AEMG) is one of the leading, independent, environmental services providers operating in the UK. Our operations include – Arboriculture / Tree Maintenance, Arboricultural Consultancy, Landscape Management and Maintenance and Specialist Weed Control. To complement the growth the organisation has achieved over the last 2 years we are recruiting a dynamic Operations Manager to lead our Birmingham and West Midlands Contracts. The Role Based in our Head Office in Alvechurch, the Operations Manager will have full Operational responsibility including Health & Safety, Environmental and Quality Management for Birmingham and surrounding area. The role will lead our Arboricultural Teams ensuring we meet our contract objectives and KPI’s. The Operations Manager will have overall financial responsibility for the contracts and will be expected to deliver a range of services in line with forecast. The Candidate The candidate will ideally be educated to degree level in a related discipline or commensurate experience. Being able to demonstrate leadership qualities and managing dynamic workforces on prestigious contracts is paramount. A commercially aware, customer focused individual with a proven track record in delivering services to an excellent standard To apply please e mail you C.V with a covering letter to: - [email protected]

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