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wood cutter

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  1. Good evening all,

     

    I am looking for extra work climbing at the week ends. I am based in birmingham (castle bromwich) and have own ppe climbing gear and top handle and transport.

     

    I have been climbing for 11 years and hold the following:

     

    Cs units : 30 31 38 39 40 41 47 mewp chipper winch ops

     

    Utility units : ua 1 2.1 2.2 2.3 5.1 5.2 BTI

     

    Full uk driving licenec with b&e and hgv class 2.

     

    Please call me on 07891929854 or message on here to discuss rates. Also possibility to bring another equally qualified and experienced climber if required.

     

    Kind regards,

     

     

     

  2. Good afternoon all,

     

    i am looking for any extra work climbing on a week end on a subcontract basis. I have been climbing for 11 years and have a very broad experience of this industry from high ways to power line clearance to domestic and local government authority work. I am hard working and reliable and i am a capable climber that does what it says on the tin!

     

    qualifications i hold are :

     

    CS units : 30 31 38 39 40 41 47 MEWP CHIPPER (Hedge cutter)

    Utility arb Units : UA1 UA2.1 UA2.2 UA2.3 UA5.1 UA5.2  

    Lantra Basic Tree Inspection 

    Lantra winch ops

    Driving Licences : B B&E C1-7.5ton C-Class 2 HGV

     

    own ppe and climbing kit with top handle and can possibly arrange for a ground small saw if required.

    i am based in birmingham and would ideally consider work within 20 - 30 mile radius of that.

     

    please contact me 07891929854 to discuss your requirements and to negotiate rates. or message your details through and i will call you.

     

    thank you

     

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  3. Currently looking to recruit additional grounds personal and climbers to help facilitate company expansion. Based near rugby Warwickshire
     
    Groundsmen:
    NPTC : CS30, 31 essential 
     
    CS38 , B+E licence , First aid , CSCS advantageous. 
     
    Climbers:
    NPTC certs to CS39 essential. 
     
    CS40 , 41 , Fist Aid , B+E Licence , CSCS advantageous.
     
    Full time employed or subcontractors considered. 
    Rates negotiable. 
    Please send enquiries with CV to [email protected]
    What type of work is it and what location is the work in.
    Thanks
  4. Great news, where a lot of guys fall down in this industry is being able to turn up on time free of drink and drugs ready and willing to work! If you can get out of bed on time and put in a shift then your half way there lol

  5. Hi i do beleive that mancoed have had thier troubles but if i was you i would go and try my best to get my foot in the door.

    Tell them your hard working and that your willing to learn and accept any training that will benefit you and the company. You can only give it a try mate and see where it leads.

    Good luck

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  6. 13 years in the industry and ive never heard of a holding cut.

    Just concentrate on the cuts you need for the assesmemt,

    Sink cut free fall
    Sink cut hand held
    Step cut free fall
    Step cut hand held
    (In board and out board)
    Target prune

    You wont be felling out massive chunks on assesmemt the assessor will want to see your work postion and control with the saw whilst completing your cuts.

    Good luck

  7. Hi everyone, 
     
    I am new to the site and new to the world of Arbioculture as I'm changing career from personal training but excited to learn and work in a great industry. I am from Inverness, Scotland. 
     
    I will be going to college in September doing an hnc in arbioculture but want to know what relevant tickets I will have to get to work in the industry at any level and gain experience while I learn.
     
    Would appreciate any advice. 
     
     
    Thank you, 
     
    Matt
    Hi welcome to the forum

    You need to get yourself some NPTC training and certification.

    Its not cheap but will enable you to find employment and start to lean about the job.

    I did the basics 30 31 38 39 and was able to find a job as i had aerial rescue and could use saws.

    11 years later im still at it with heaps more tickets and heaps more experience.

    College based stuff is ok but it will never be better than experience and a lot of companys are interested in the nptc units amd not college as a lot of lads come out after 2 years or more with no tickets at all? Bit of a waste of time in my opinion as if your working with decent people they can help with knowledge ect

    Ive done all tyoes of jobs in arb from grounding to climbing to surveying to managing. So it really is up to you on how you go about it.

    I wish you all the best!
  8. Hi all,

     

    I have 11 years climbing experience, 10 years on utilitys and im looking for companys in and around the west midlands that are hiring utility arborists.

     

    I have : cs units - 30 31 38 39 40 41 47 chipper cert, mewp cert, winching ops.

     

    UA units - 1 2.1 2.2 2.3 5.1 5.2.

     

    Authorised by wpd to TL 3.

     

    I have a class 2 hgv licence and a b+e trailer licence.

     

    First aid and basic tree inspectors cert.

     

    I have my own vehicle and If anyone out there is hiring please let me know

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