kev7937
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Everything posted by kev7937
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Or getting sky shy in your old age like me
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Does a kit have to be inspected weekly even if it's not in regular use?
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So do companies allocate a specific time to ensure loler/puwer checks are done or are employees expected to squeeze them in whilst on site ?
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Thanks
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Primary uk legislation?
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So who states that they have to be done ? The Hse ?
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Anyone not have to do them?
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Are they done just as proof for insurance companies if something went wrong?
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I thought this would be the way to go but haven't got round to organising it yet ours are still all hand written.
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Was just wondering how many of the employed climbers have to keep a written record of their kit inspections. I find it a pain with the most basic kit, must take ages for those with all the gadgets.
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You could try contacting Dom on here he's that way, failing that Pm me and I can give you another contact.
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Says sorbus to me..
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Blimey, you've got a few today, I'm going for glabra (bit of a guess based on the bud)..
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If you pull the leaf apart on a dogwood you get little silky threads from the veins, but this isn't one anyway.
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Crataegus sp ??
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need help identifying this oak
kev7937 replied to se7enthdevil's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Quercus robur fastigiata I think, no idea on the common name. -
Yep. Clutch spring sorted ours ..
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Standing dead elm and yew I always have for my self, then ash and syc as i can get em dry in a year, or anything with nice straight grain or anything that doesn't need ringing up off the pile.
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Use Of Urea to Treat Stumps
kev7937 replied to Dorset Treeman's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
We just used a brush at college many moons ago, painted it on. -
Not sure if this adds anything but these two are still standing after Mondays storm, one obviously has less sail than the other. Both are also in long ditton where most of the beech seem to be infected .
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This ones in esher, so that's at least two in Surrey.
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Thanks for the replies on this, I'm inclined to go with the aesculin poisoning as I think the foam did have a bluey tinge as A hippo does when chipping on a wet day and have found a couple of references like the Cherokee one. I will certainly be recommending a gradual water change before restocking but its probably best they get a pro in before spending on any fish.
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2nd paragraph, ta very much:thumbup1: Their own way of fishing
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Think he did go in wearing waders so plenty of stirring occurred, not sure what the filters are but it didn't smell too offensive when I returned this morning and I did have a probe about with the net
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One at a time it is then .
