iang32
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Everything posted by iang32
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The driving has improved now that I can see again
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I'm still here....still looking....forestry vacancies or pts work. own saw ppe etc
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Thats because all you COSS lot are such fast thinking intelligent types!!!! lmfao enough of this small talk..........gis a job
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I did a my PTS in December and it's 3 days now. The third day is included in the cost but optional to attend. It's about the conductor rail which isn't relevant to most of the country
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Thats my bloody bed!!!!!
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Thanks mate, I'll keep plugging away at it...I've spotted some jobs I'd really like to have a crack at but unfortunately they're all a bit beyond my travel range at the moment.
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cheers silky. Hows things your end?
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It's a ho-hum bugger!!!! Working Saturday, bit of brash pulled my visor up, second bit of brash poked me nicely in the eye...so I'm now off for a few days, no work, no driving lessons for a bit either
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ho-hum
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And I now have PTS AC/DCCR. Am I good or what???
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spent the last few days roped down a 30ft embankment with trains wazzin under me at 90 mph.......what a giggle. i like my job at the moment PTS course on monday and a driving lesson...and tomorrow I'll be the proud owner of my very own brand new MS261
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The dumping of £200 comes straight out of my already stretched overdraft and gets me 10 hours of driving, the instructors of today push you to do a minimum of 30 hours, then comes the over priced test followed by vehicle, insurance, tax and fuel all of which will be running alongside my household bills and work expenses for which I am solely responsible......... personal ventures?????????? what are they???????? I had fun once, it was a bag of chips on brighton pier in 1986
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WD40 and gaffer tape. job done -
Great stuff thank you very much
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Hello lads I'm after a bit of info, I've never climbed before but sometime in the near future(spring maybe) I'm gonna give it a go and get myself on 38/39 course. Until then could someone give me a list of basic equipment I could start collecting, nothing too fancy just easy to use and maintain kit. Any tips would be much appreciated Ta very much
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Hey Barney, I'm on one today...just dumped £200 on driving lessons to start Monday. Can't wait. It's absolutely the way forward. good to hear from ya mate, take it easy
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I'm not the only one having fun then great pics mate
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Had another good day with 'Tree Wise Men' yesterday. I've been offered a bit of work with them next week too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yay!!! in Shepards Bush....not so yay!!! bloody miles away. I might just do it anyway. Spent the morning looking on the web at cs38/39 courses too I found a fella, Scott Fraser, does a one day basic intro course for total beginners. Think I'll be giving that a go
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Cheers Silky, It's good to be out there doing a bit, meeting people, getting know
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Spent the day working for 'Tree Wise Men' on a sight in Bromley. Bit of felling and chipping etc. Bloody good day. Back with em again tomorrow
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Thank you very much Mr Lift... I'll keep on trying
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I've just pm'd the fella jammy
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Hey everyone.....silkys got a job...he's getting the beers in!!!!!!!!!!!
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just experimenting. trying to put pics on!! just look at that winch control!!!! see how I swing a hammer (and managed to not kill the work experience kid!!) observe as the man puts a thingy on a gate post admire the quality of hedge laying on Chichester 'SHIP' canal there is truly no limits to my talents!!! stay tuned for the next thrilling instalment...'the chainsaw episode'
