barry_wardle

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Looking for another lead climber, see above ad.

Employment opportunity Hickson Wardle Treecare are based in east London and we have been in operation since July 2014. We currently run two teams which carry out work predominantly in central East London on a mix of local authority contracts, Commercial contracts and private domestic work. We strive to offer the best service possible and our online reviews are testament to that. HWT are currently looking for a professional self-motivated lead climber/team leader to fit into our team and help keep HWT running at the standard we have set. Applicants are desired to have 3 years’ experience of consistent climbing at a productive level. Applicants must have NPTC certificates (CS30, CS31, CS38 and CS39) The successful applicant will be running a team, ensuring the work site is set up and operations are running to a high standard of safety, completing risk assessments, carrying out usual day to day chainsaw and tree climbing operations including equipment maintenance, whilst planning the days work load to ensure it is completed safely, efficiently and to the high standards our customers expect. Working 5 days a week from 7.15 – 3.30 Employment benefits · Full Time contract PAYE basis. · Competitive rates of pay between £31,200 and £41,600 per annum (based on qualifications and experience) · 20 days annual leave plus bank holidays · Productivity bonus opportunities in place on Local authority contracts. · Weekend overtime opportunities at increased rate. · Contribution pension scheme. · Uniform, PPE and climbing kit supplied. · Fully paid ongoing industry training. · Being part of an appreciated, positive, and professional team. This opportunity would also suit someone who wants to move to an exciting part of London, benefiting from interesting/challenging work environments whilst enjoying the great cultural/social benefits the city has to offer. If you would like more information on the position or you would like to apply direct then please email [email protected] attaching a covering letter and a up to date CV. Kind regards, Barry Wardle

Hickson Wardle Treecare aim to provide the best possible tree service, with reliable well maintained equipment and a safe, professional, efficient and friendly team to complete the tasks for our clients. Looking at providing the best management strategies for the tree's within the environment it's situated in. We are looking for new members of our team. Climbers/second climbers and groundsmen can all apply. We want new members to fit in with a very professional, skilled and efficient team. Relevant NPTC tickets a plus but also opertunies for training and development. Holiday pay. Monthly salary depending on experience, bonus opertunies and weekend overtime available. Quality PPE provided. If you are interested in working and living within central London, being part of a safe and professional team, then please email a covering letter and CV to [email protected] We look forward to hearing from you.

Full time or freelance climber required Hickson Wardle Treecare Climber required to join highly professional and hardworking team. We are an East London based firm, founded in 2014, currently undertaking a varied work load including local authority contracts, schools, universities, housing associations, construction firms and private clients within our area. Due to an ever-increasing work load, Hickson Wardle Treecare, are looking to take on a full time climber. Applicants must have all relevant NPTC/Lantra certifications and minimum of 3 years experience. Competitive rates offered reflecting candidates skill and experience. Email CV’s to: [email protected] www.hicksonwardle.com

We are still looking to hire. Thanks.

Full time or freelance climber required Hickson Wardle Treecare Climber required to join highly professional and hardworking team. We are an East London based firm, founded in 2014, currently undertaking a varied work load including local authority contracts, schools, universities, housing associations, construction firms and private clients within our area. Due to an ever-increasing work load, Hickson Wardle Treecare, are looking to take on a full time climber. Applicants must have all relevant NPTC/Lantra certifications and minimum of 3 years experience. Competitive rates offered reflecting candidates skill and experience. Email CV’s to: [email protected]

Full time climber required Hickson Wardle Treecare Climber required to join highly professional and hardworking team. We are an East London based firm, founded in 2014, currently undertaking a varied work load including local authority contracts, schools, universities, housing associations, construction firms and private clients within our area. Due to an ever-increasing work load, Hickson Wardle Treecare, are looking to take on a full time climber. Applicants must have all relevant NPTC/Lantra certifications and minimum of 3 years experience. Competitive rates offered reflecting candidates skill and experience. Email CV’s to: [email protected] http://hicksonwardle.com/

Full time climber required Hickson Wardle Treecare Climber required to join highly professional and hardworking team. We are an East London based firm, founded in 2014, currently undertaking a varied work load including local authority contracts, schools, universities, housing associations, construction firms and private clients within our area. Due to an ever-increasing work load, Hickson Wardle Treecare, are looking to take on a full time climber. Applicants must have all relevant NPTC/Lantra certifications and minimum of 3 years experience. Competitive rates offered reflecting candidates skill and experience. Email CV’s to: [email protected] http://hicksonwardle.com/

Thanks for the reply's, I'm well aware of the actual working payload being non existent. Hypothetically if you did fill up a normal transit sized chipbox, on a van with upgraded leafsprings, the twin wheels help distribute the weight and they do cope with the (potentially overweight) load. I guess the single wheels would not cope. I'm forgetting about the idea now, the nice price tag was tempting!

I've been offered a good deal on a brand new transit all wheel drive, with a tip master body. It looks great, the idea of all wheel drive definitely has it pros, especially when working on building sites etc. However the rear axle is only a single wheel axel as opposed to the regular transit tipper and its twin wheels per axel. What are the advantages of twin wheels on the rear, are there any obvious concerns on running a van with single rear wheels? load distribution over a larger surface area on a twin wheel axel is the main thing that I can think of. Will this seriously limit my load carrying capabilities having single wheels? Does anyone else run a van with single wheels on the rear axel? Cheers

Hickson Wardle Treecare are looking for a climber or second climber/groundsman to help out with increased work load. Up to 4 days per week with the possibility of saturdays on a freelance basis. We are based in Hackney, East London. Pay dependent on experience. You would have to provide PPE and climbing kit. If your interested please get in touch via email containing your CV to [email protected] Or get in contact via 07779113339 Thanks. Barry Wardle. Hickson Wardle | Treecare, Arborists/Tree Surgeons, London

Hickson Wardle Treecare are looking for a climber or second climber/groundsman to help out with increased work load. Up to 4 days per week with the possibility of saturdays on a freelance basis. We are based in Hackney, East London. Pay dependent on experience. You would have to provide PPE and climbing kit. If your interested please get in touch via email containing your CV to [email protected] Or get in contact via 07779113339 Thanks. Barry Wardle. Hickson Wardle | Treecare, Arborists/Tree Surgeons, London