niconomadic

hello there , what kind of work is it, regards nick

hello there , been doing a lot of grounding recently ,can climb have cs 30,31,32,38,39,chipper,firstaid ect , all my own kit cheers nick

Hello all , i am looking for weekend work , have all relevant tickets hard working anyone needs help give us a shout cheers nick

hello all! , im after some parts for my old 020 av , i wondered if anyone had any idea for a place for parts for this old saw , struggling! cheers nico

after a few arb books if anyone one has for sale? ''art and science of rigging , and shigo or mattheck or any other let us know if anyone wants to sell , study mad ! cheers folk

hey mark h what firm are you working for man ? ive been hitting up a few small time joints in B.C , im going to do another 2 months after i finish my diploma here then try shoot out there , my girlfriend lives in Calgary and i cant save anything here , just seems like the good choice. could you send me a list of some good firms to email

does anyone know of some good firms to work for in canada ? , could anyone send some lists of good firms to contact?

does anyone know of some good firms to work for in canada ? , could anyone send some lists of good firms to contact?

does anyone know of some good firms to work for in canada ? , could anyone send some lists of good firms to contact?

thats cool , im hoping to jump into some work here and leave next year , i just wondered what the industry was like in canada and or newzealand , like wages and type of work its usually all big stuff?

how much is one of these courses? and where abouts?

i am looking to get away to either NEW ZEALAND , AUSTRALIA , CANADA OR EVEN THE STATES at the end of the year , i hear that the isa has a great deal of members in singapore and hong kong which means i guess they have quiet a big arboriculture industry there i wanted other peoples views of places theyve worked abroad , including living costs , wages and if your given the time of day there to learn more and a relaxed atmosphere instead of being booted up a tree. my names nico and i have the following qualifications: I-PAF international M.E.W.P certificate (static boom) · Level two diploma in work based trees and timber · NPTC CS30 -Crosscutting and Chainsaw maintenance · NPTC CS31- Felling and processing of small trees · NPTC CS38- Tree climbing and Ariel rescue · NPTC CS39 - Chainsaw from rope and harness · Lantra HSE Emergency first aid at work certificate · NPTC - Wood chipper all at capel i wanted to further my education at some point with level 3 of possibly an isa course more focused on tree science and ecology ectalong with further practical training , with what i have qualification wise , would that give me a good chance for work in some of the countries listed above ? im keen , ive only been doing it for a year but have had a lot of oppertunity . but dont want to chuck myself in the deepend. anyone got any info for certain places theyve worked for abroad and pros and cons ect. if anyone could give us a heads up. many thanks all cheers nick