Simon Rotheram
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We were asked to fell this memorial tree by a developer, with a bit of gentle persuasion they agreed to have it relocated within the site. We employed Ruskins to move undertake the work. They did an excellent tidy job
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Our new grinder has arrived, we have brought a Bandit HB20 Sidewinder to grind out those hard to reach back garden stumps (its specification states its a 29" wide machine, we measured it and its really a 30" !) See it in action: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtnW0IkNLr4]YouTube - Bandit Model HB20 Sidewinder Stump Grinder - Quick Clips[/ame]
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Its at the back of my mind, I dont have time to persue it at the moment as we are so busy with the contracting side - watch this space!
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We have filled a couple of positions Tony, workload has dictated an increase in requirements.
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Experienced climber position still availiable. Please call or email: 0800 3287988 / [email protected]
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I have just brought the Stein jackets for our guys and it seems to be performing well so far. I've had printing put on the back for a bit of advertising
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Whatever the working relationship between manager and operative there should be a procedure in place in accordance with RIDDOR.
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Maybe you should put yourself in the position of someone that has the resposibility of the safety of his guys and aspires to a zero injury record, there is always a symptom to a near miss or a accident, the more near misses that are logged and acted upon reduces the chances of harm to yourself or a fellow employee. You are a liability with you current attitude IMO.
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3 days, top and outside all done - they do the outside with thier own gardeners.
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Large Conifer hedge reduce and trim, surrounding Peugeot factory. We reduced them a few years ago, back to repeat the job! (All the open topped buses were booked out so we had to use the mewp!)
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why do some people angle there greedy boards
Simon Rotheram replied to orang utah's topic in Arb-Trucks
those corners still hold logs in, its only chip that falls out so why make more work cutting them off? -
Never seen it round here, can see the benefits - canteen downstairs, roofed area to shelter from the rain, you could maybe get a couple of fares on the way to the job too! We used a genie which works just as well but requires traffic management - are you sure they dont need TM Rupe? surely they stop at very tree? There is one on fleabay if anyone is thinking of having a go... MCW METROBUS OPEN TOP DOUBLE DECKER on eBay (end time 23-Oct-10 16:36:09 BST)
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You can have ours delivered in Coventry for £10/tonne.
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Put it in the classifieds, you may get an offer.
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I'm all for promoting health and safety and working within the law, I undertake regular safety checks to ensure this happens. However, we are working on a site that the guys have to get a daily "permit to rake" in order to rake over soil ready for grass seed - seems a bit OTT to me!
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Havent got time for bike riding, too busy looking after my daughter John Deere ride on
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I had to send Josh back to Sweeden purely for that reason
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No I must have missed it - could you pm it to me?
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Thanks Bray Time you stopped burning your self on the lightbulb when you get into bed and treat yourself to that 130!
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Lorry is now fully signwritten
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Where was the tarp from mate, could do with one being made for the hiab?
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Dave Dowson is a great Teacher, should be a good one Paul
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Mate, even if there only the size of a frozen pea, you get them trapped and it makes your eyes water!!!
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A couple of our 130 on the job at various locations, it doesnt get chance to play in the mud like yours though - not sure it would get out!
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Simon Rotheram replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
A few of the Fistulina prgressing at the front of my house, the largest is quite high up the stem
