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well the cainsaw and crosscutting ticket (cs30) has no specifications to what size of saw your legally allowed to use after the course? the felling courses are different but for crosscutting theres no specific sizes to what you can cut

thats me presuming the stumps are 25"-30" by the way

im pretty sure hes allowed to use it with your supervision, but if your un sure just use the 15"?

some great advice there thanks alot, is the freelance climber really needed seen as i can climb myself?

looking to employ just myself but obviously i have subby grundworkers, not made mind up on insurance yet

cheers for the help

thanks for the up front advice, personal safety is massive, hwo do i stand while im sorting out the regs then? can i get in trouble? is my insurance void?

is it really all needed?

hi guys anybody any idea where cheap insurance is available for a 18 year old on a transit tipper? been looking about abit but why not ask arbtalk? ______________________ measure twice cut once

this opportinuty still open?

cheers jan great initial help, do i really have to worry about loler,riddor,coshh? i mean how far does a self employed arborist have to go? i understand the importance of the regulations.

Hello guys just wondering if anybody can help me out or guide me in the right direction really. Basically I'm a fully qualified arborist and I have also completed my nvq level 2 course at askham Bryan, unfortunately my 2 year contract has ended and I am looking to set up my own small business and hopefully over the year expand, basically I'm asking for advice on literally anything anybody can help me out with but mainly to do with laws and regulations as I'm aware of how the job runs but not so sure about the running of a business, any help appreciated. reading through i might not have made it clear that i have also had 2 years at a forestry & arb company learning off the "old boys" and also lads pretty new to the game (last 10 years). ___________________ measure twice, cut once

never really thought about it if im honest its just the method they teach at nptc and the method the company im working at use. would like to find out more info on what i really need to be successfull, apart from a good work standard and the obvious. illl say again, any sort of help or advice anybody can bring to the table would be appreciated.

I just want to get a rough idea to what I really need to be doing and what I can get away with not doing, what's wrong with a good old Blake hitch?

Sorry about the poll I'm totally new to the site and didn't have a clue what it ment at all