GMan
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East Anglia, UK
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Reading, My family, Rock climbing, Web developement.
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Suffolk based with the following experience and tickets. 19 years in garden, grounds and tree maintenance Contract experience at foreman, supervisor and manangement levels 16 years experience in the tree tops C and G Phase 2 Hort/Arb CS 30,31,32,33,36,37,38,39,40,41 CSCS Card Full clean Pre 97 Driving Licence Huge amount of experience on so many fronts and will go anywhere if the offer is right. Get in touch if I am what you are looking for, I'm worth it!
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Hi there Have just mailed you through your site.
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They are in Razines mate, guy sounds totally on the level having spoken to him and a lovely place too, also the company are first class. Good luck.
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Just to add to this, happy to look at odd days etc if they are local. Farther afield, I'll look at anywhere if the offer is right, Ireland really appeals :]
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Hi guys. Im looking for work and to be honest would happily consider going anywhere. Im based in Ipswich, Suffolk and have been around the game since the early nineties. I was an engineer before I moved into our line of work and a keen mountaineer and rock climber. Massive change of career I know, but seeing some guys tree climbing one day made me think, wow, I can do that!. Full clean pre 97 driving licence NPTC cs 30,31,32,33,36,37,38,39,39,40,41 C and G phase 2 Arb I have previous experience on the rails but sadly all tickets have long run out, thats where I was an engineer!. I have worked as a supervisor and relief manager on 1m plus contracts before becoming self employed, this was in the grounds maintenance sector. Im fit, strong as an ox, reliable, and seriously hard working. Times are hard here at the moment as most of us know, so really looking for any opportunities that just may exist out there. To add to the above, I have vast experience in fencing, turfing, old school rope work lol, dont know how else to word that!, groundie, climber, dangerous tree take down, sectional felling etc etc. Need to know more?, got an offer?, come on guys, hit me up. Graham PS, best of luck to everyone looking for work out there.
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Hi Mark Follow this link to the basics mate HM Revenue & Customs: Tax returns if you're self-employed or in a partnership Basically you have to register within 3 months of going self employed, you need to think carefully on the timing as there can be advantages if you choose the month right etc.
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Countrywide Grounds Maintenance in Reading, Bracknell, Newbury, Basingstoke, Wokingham, Farnborough, Camberley, Fleet, Aldershot, Farnham For anyone wondering where etc. Googled the number
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Countrywide Grounds Maintenance in Reading, Bracknell, Newbury, Basingstoke, Wokingham, Farnborough, Camberley, Fleet, Aldershot, Farnham Just threw the phone number Into google and provide link above :]
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Nice truck for someone that, love the truck mounted chipper
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HSE - Electricity - Overhead power lines
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Help and advice needed. TPO's/Conservation areas and prosecution!
GMan replied to RobArb's topic in Trees and the Law
Any person removing or pruning a tree within a Conservation Area, without first giving the statutory notification, is guilty of a criminal offence and liable on summary conviction to a heavy fine. I once worked for a local arborist. Before my time with him he had been called in to do a days work for a friend, a local garden maintenance contractor to do some felling work because he himself had no formal training In tree works. To cut a long story short my old boss felled a large mature oak on the boundary of a church yard having been assured by the garden contractor and the vicar that it was in the boundary of the yard and not outside and not protected in anyway. Wrong, forestry commission there before the tree was logged, plans in hand. Result, Vicar = no action, Garden contractor £1000 fine, Arborist on a day rate, not his job or billing the vicar remember = £5000 fine, why = He was the only one Involved who with 45 years of experience and Arb qualifications under his belt etc should have known better. -
Help and advice needed. TPO's/Conservation areas and prosecution!
GMan replied to RobArb's topic in Trees and the Law
I hear what you're saying Rob and It certainly seems that way. I wish you all the best with it and remember this, Its basically the same as a Police Interview under caution and you have exactly the same rights ie the right to have someone with you be it a legal rep, friend etc, the right to say nothing, the right to leave at any time. Out of further curiosity, have you spoken to your former boss or work colleagues about this, Im sure you're not the first to be contacted. -
Help and advice needed. TPO's/Conservation areas and prosecution!
GMan replied to RobArb's topic in Trees and the Law
Hi Rob If you are asked to attend a formal Interview, which I believe you say you have been?, a formal Interview is normally, a formal Interview under caution!. Also, a formal Interview under caution usually means that the local authority believes you have committed a criminal offence!. Just thought you would want to know this as I am sure you want to be prepared In the best way possible. What Im curious about is, have you not received a request In writing to attend the Interview?, as this Is normal practice! -
Best way of getting in work for a new business???
GMan replied to Carl's topic in Business Management
Along the lines of Stephen here. Put 100% effort Into everything you take on, do everthing the way it should be done, always leave the site clean and tidy, think 100% customer service at all times, if you give a fixed quote, stick to it!. If you follow these basic rules, what little work you get Initially, "WILL" have a knock on effect, your customers will refer you to their friends, family and work mates. This kind of advert for your business/service is worth 10 of any fancy add in any publication :] -
My Insurance used to go down year on year with the Co-Op on the wifes Fiat Punto, then suddenly doubled one year out of the blue. I had been with them for years, but after that, never went back!. As for the quote In question, I think I would look at offering that to the papers, you may get a oner for the print out, that'll bring ya price down :]