Ross Turner
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I would of but i wouldnt of been able to afford to live once i paid for my digs.
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I have a offer but hammering out the finner details first before i except,Also still waiting to hear from last thursdays interveiw & i have another up in scotland for East Lothian Council on friday. The job centre dont send me owt,i search for a few hours each day for job vacancies,I hate it when companies never reply to receipt of an email with youe CV attached etc.
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Here is another job i have found Directgov jobs and skills search - Homepage
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I charge £30 an hour.You may find the £75 is for a standard kit inspection.
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Hi guys just saw this & thought i would put it here for you lot. Directgov jobs and skills search - Job details
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If in any doubt you should always do an explority dig around stump first or get the area cat scaned to find out if there are any utilities near the stump.
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I have had belts off 240v,11Kv 33KV & induced voltage off 275Kv & 400Kv not a nice thrill.
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Those lines are on at all times to my knowledge as i cant see someone sitting there looking at a map & saying" here comes a train at blah blah lets flick the switch till it passes" lol
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Fresh out of College and need work/experience
Ross Turner replied to danbrown87's topic in Employment
Fountains are also advertising for Hexham,Try NE Arb ltd. If you dont mind working away from home there are a few vacancies on Arb jobs -
By rights a normal tree contractors are not meant to work on any tree with in falling distance of any overhead powerlines. If you look at a job & its closer all you have to do is get intouch with the DNO/REC & they will make dead said area so the work can be carried out safely at no cost to yourself. I have known normal tree contractors to use line clearance teams to get the trees out of the proximity zone to make safe then they finish the job.This way they get the full price of the job as the line clearance time justbills the DNO. But here are a few safety distances for you. upto 1000Kv 1m vicinty zone upto & including 11Kv 2m vicintity zone
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Brian, I would of loved doing that tree,lol, I hope dave aint working you too hard,lol
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When i was using heated handles i was production felling in the forests & they kept my hands warm even when snedding.
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Have alook at this article. Forestry Journal - Contact us I use to run 254XPG & 262XPG & would recomend the heated handles to anyone as they keep your hands warm & also dries your gloves out.
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Hi mate dont forget giving me your address so i can send that husky manual down for you.
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Thats me out then,lol for chipper towing. Might apply though got nowt to loose.
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you haven`t said which company you are going for the interveiw with. Maybe people on here will be able to enlighten you about them.
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John are they looking for people with cert arb,diploma arb etc ?
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Try fountains they have Utility work in that area or if you look at the directgov/work website i see there are vacancies in Herts,Essex areas also look on arbjobs.com,completetreecare.co.uk
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Try the jobcentreplus web site or the direct gov website
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Carlisle man jailed for pretending to be a Tree Surgeon!!
Ross Turner replied to bazbro's topic in General chat
Thats strange i used to work for a Tree Surgeon in Darlington in the early to mid 90`s trading by the same name as the guilty party in above article. -
Try here TKF Training / Training Diary
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Get in touch with your local Horticultural college as they will run both PA1 & PA6a courses. You need PA1 first before you can do PA6a
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Yeah use a set of poles with a hook attached like the ones you get for powerline work.
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Hi i have just sen this on the AA website & thought somepeople may be interested http://www.trees.org.uk/images/Classified_ScotSthrnEngy-2col.jpg
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Great set up,If he could get a basket to attach to the hiab arm he would be sorted.
