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  1. <p>Hi, thanks for the message, best thing to do is give my boss a call, on 01621 741367, speak to doug, cheers <img src="<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/biggrin.png" alt=":D" srcset="<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /></p>

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    <p>Do you need any groundstaff / drivers atm? I have Chainsaw tickets, UA1, Besc, Persons, Emergency first aid .</p>

    <p>Paul 07428161935.</p>

     

  3. I am now looking for UA 5 Surveying work I have 17 years climbing experience with a couple of years in Utility. I have got UA1, 2.1 and I just completed UA5. I am based around Sussex , Essex but will consider any area . CV on request or can catch me on 07428161935. Regards Paul Spencer.
  4. Straight away I thought is your boss selling up? Does he have a client list? If you can get his client list you basically have a start for a business. If it is available then you should be offering money for client bank, equipment or his work number for yourself. Hopefully you can get something. Yes you can claim for your truck from a year ago.
  5. Mainly looking for Ground work on a self employed basis around Essex/Suffolk. Anything considered from a few days a week to full time. Although I have 17 years Climbing experience I am just looking for ground work. Im basically waiting for a UA5 course so If I can help you while I wait and earn some money too then send me a pm . If Pushed of course I can climb the odd day also. Regards Paul
  6. If you are coming in Green then your first 2 courses should be Emergency First Aid 1 day course about 70 quid and NPTC Chipper which is 200 ish with assessment. You will get groundwork with these tickets and they are 1 day each, quick, easy and fairly cheap. See if you like the job then go on to Chainsaw cs30/31 . I say this because the chainsaw course is around 700 with assessment which is alot if you find out you hate the job .
  7. Not sure you would get carpel tunnel in such a short frame time unless you increased a problem that was already there. Are you in IT? It is not white finger that takes a long time to develop 10 years +. Its either your hands are not used to the vibration of the saw or you have slight carpal tunnel already. I had carpel tunnel through saws and the pc and I went private and had steroid injections, one on each wrist. That was about 10 years ago and i not had any problems since so its not the end of the world. Failing that a operation which takes 40 mins to an hour and can be done under GA will totally resolve CTS. Copper bracers help alot if your in pain now. Keeping your saw sharp is a must too Hope this helps
  8. Some of the people on here just jump on anything you say its laughable . Since when is working at the weekends moonlighting and suddenly become a ***** lol? Picking up the phone and getting liabilty insurance is hard? I was agreeing with andy for the guy to stay employed.
  9. What andy said. Work as employed but build up your own customers at the weekend and save up money for all the gear and machinery.
  10. Any Climbers employed by these two or has been? I was interested to know what they pay for decent climbers?
  11. As we are on the topic what are those husky 13hp grinders like? Would a secondhand one around the 2k mark be the best bang for buck?
  12. As the title says, loads of experience. Would consider relocating if regular work i.e 3 days a week +.
  13. Well mewp is easier on the body Yes he may love a 084 betwwen his legs)

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