treejoe
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still looking for eny kind off work going
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cscs pain in the ars do i need to do one of these rolo courses to get cscs for forestry operative and chainsaw Quality Assurance: ROLO eny advice would be gratefull thanks
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arit thank you very much hope to hear from your self or your boss
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iv done harvester work round badger set and we had about 100meter radius then me brothers doing a job with them on and thay can be within half a trees length away so think it all depends what the badger people do bout it
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just wondering if your looking for a harvester operator or chainsaw just with you asking what machines id driven
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i have driven a valmet 941 and the ridged doosan 225 with logset th7x head
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still looking for work
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Looking for a hand in firewood yard
treejoe replied to D.M.Taylor Firewood Supp's topic in Employment
Hi, I may just be being a bit thick here but is this a permanent position or just up until November? p.s. if someone can't sharpen a saw they shouldn't be allowed near one -
I am a hard working person (very much used to the 13 hours a day, 6 days a week) currently looking for Harvesting/Chainsaw work preferably in the Yorkshire area (Based near Thirsk, North Yorkshire) but I do have a caravan so can work throughout the UK. I have three and a half years experience in harvesting (have also done a fair bit of forwarding although I don't have the ticket) and general forestry work in Northern Scotland. I have CS30 to CS32 and occasionally work as a grounds person for a local tree surgeon. Recently renewed my First Aid certificate to. References available Give me, Joe, a call on 01439 772167 or 07584135181 or if anyone could point me in the direction of someone who may have work it would be greatly apprectiated.
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near kerbymoorside
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I've got plenty of work harvesting but i hate being sat on me arse in a cab for 13hour days, it just isn't me. I am based in North Yorkshire but I drive the harvester way up in Scotland at Campbelltown which therefore means I am away 3 weeks at a time living in A caravan on site, sometimes even longer, away from family
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Thanks for your replies, I am getting all my tickets this year and that is going to cost me 2300 but i can do other work also until the tree surgery (if it does) takes off, I am currently a self employed (tree) harvester driver at the minute. I have been researching about getting in to the business of tree surgery for a while now and I am very much aware it will be hard work but if you want something you work for it .
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hi there im new to all this and im just after some help I am just wondering what the start up cost are for just really basic equipment
