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combined tree services

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  1. thanks for all your info and advice guys , i will be in contact with you all , many thanks again , oh and is anyone looking for a job in cornwall ?? he he
  2. hight guys i run my own company down in cornwall and am looking into updating my site specific risk assessment but am finding it hard tryng to make a decent form that can be completed easily and whilst on site , anyone got any ideas ??? i would really appreciate the help , many thanks Dave - Combined Tree Services
  3. Hi I’m in need of a climber to work with me either self employed or possibly employed, you will be required to be able to work as part of a team and to use your own imitative. We carry out all forms of Arboriculture of which we work for various large companies, local authorities, housing associations, local utility companies therefore knowledge of street works, utility arboriculture and council/ civic tree work is essential Pay is dependent on qualification, skill and work ethic there for this will be discussed upon application Basically we are a friendly company aiming to raise the standards of tree work in Cornwall, we all aim to get along, get the job done safely and to the best of out ability. If you’re interested in becoming a valued member of the team please call Dave on 07790206316.
  4. i would be inclined to use a crane or M.E.W.P if the guy does not want do get either one in i would expalin about the time it would save in any case and that he is actually truning down an honest buisnesman thats trying to save him money oh and looking out for his own life , good luck mate
  5. i too would say that because its red it will go further when thrown but it also makes a great door stop , as for using it for tree work i would give up and get a ms200 , im currently buying then for £340. inc vat in the uk
  6. contact DVLA i had a similar problem with my lift platform , the seller in my case was correct and even tho it has a tacho it does not require an opperators liscense , however it does require you to have catagory c1 to drive it or pree 1997 liscense hope this helps you
  7. within my company we have discussed type c over type a and decided that it is down to the climber at the end of the day and as long as the R/A supports wearing type a trousers then it will be deemed acceptable , however when looking for type a trousers we came accros the sip fredom 2 trousers , they are light , flexible , hard wearing and have protection all round on the lower leg , i stronly reccomend that anyone thinking about climbing in type A's to try the sip freedom 2's
  8. hi , i run a tree surgery company down in cornwall and since being down here have lost touch with whats hapening in the industry hence why im wondering if anyone knows anything about an update to BS3998 and if so what has been added or changed , can anyone help ???? many thanks ,Dave

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