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Looking for climbers and ground staff. Need to be within 40 mins of s33. Varied work including river and bank side work, commercial contracts plus the domestic trees and hedges. I am looking for people who are willing to work as part of an established crew, with basic tickets as a minimum requirement. Hours and wages to be discussed, based on experience.
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Company policy
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Employers liability does not cover injury to staff . It covers the employer against a claim by an employee . Everyone must have personal injury cover!
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Long shot this one . I need a groundie with basic tickets for a 2 day job just outside Boston. Accomadation is covered as is breakfast and dinner rate is 120 per day for 2 days arrive Sunday 2nd late afternoon finish Tues 4th pm . You will be working with a team of 6 processing roadside trees . You will need to bring your certificates with you along with a copy of your personal accident cover . Message me 07734324597 cheers Mark THTC Ltd
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I have used alot of cordless drills and by far the most powerful and reliable are the makita. If you want to spend the money try screwfix for the full combi pack. I dont know how i ever lived without it.
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cheers guys, I may well hunt ebay for an old 200t and rebuild mine. and treat my self.
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My ms 200t has finally got to the point of no repair (its lasted nearly 10 years) so I am looking at a new top handle saw. As I have the full Makita battery product range I have had a go with there top handled saw (rrp £230) and to be fair it was pretty good. I love stihl and husky's for the bigger saws has anyone used a battery saw for any length of time and how do you rate them ?
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It's down to the individual concerned from the council. I had a similar problem and my argument was and I admit it was pretty full on was that the officer concerned is not representing the client but the council. And if he is advising using a specific contractor then he is representing the contractor and not the council. I took the council to court over the matter I did not win but the tree surveyor was fired. Jobs for the boys etc. Only get the council involved once the client has signed for you to do the work
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There is always someone cheaper. Could be a new starter or a business with no work. Set your rates and stick to them . As a ball park I charge a minimum of 350 for 2 guys plus chipper if access is good and I get the timber
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Hi guys and girls I am on the lookout for timber. Anything but spruce conifer etc. Ash sycamore is ideal. Anything over 18 inch and at least 8 ft long. I build a lot of carved benches and have almost run out of big stuff. Quite happy to pay . I will remove from site. I'm based in North derbyshire. Happy Christmas
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Says it's knackered. Probably forgot to put fuel in .
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Hi guys and girls happy festive Hols and all that. I am looking for some timber either Ash, Sycamore, Beech, Lime etc it needs to be at least 20 inch wide and 8ft long minimum. Straight curved I don't mind. Part of what I do is build outdoor furniture. I can come to site and remove it and I am happy to pay of course. My orders have gone through the roof and I am nearly out of decent timber and have 24 pieces to create by the end of feb. I live in Hope North Derbyshire and can travel about 25 miles ish in any direction, further if the timber is better. give me a call if anyone can help. 07734324597. Happy Chrismas all
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I use a T35 will pull 5 ton and deadlift 3 ton but its a heavy old thing. 1600 kg is not alot when trying to pull stumps out or a vehicle
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ok so section 211 sent in along with all the details maps etc, however the client has got permission to go ahead with all the work detailed from Natural England (as the site is an SSSI). So who has final say in the work going ahead Natural England or the Park Authority? all the help is much appreciated guys. Cheers Mark 07734324597
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If the building is not permanent ie it can be moved you will not need planning, I expect it is just the size of it. I use shipping containers.
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From the album: veteran Ash Limb over a listed farm house
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veteran Ash Limb over a listed farm house
Images added to a gallery album owned by thtc in Members Albums
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From the album: veteran Ash Limb over a listed farm house
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From the album: veteran Ash Limb over a listed farm house
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From the album: veteran Ash Limb over a listed farm house
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cheers guys, will be in touch
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Who pays for damage from windblown tree?
thtc replied to Sylvia's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
TPO's seem to change county to county, the restrictions put on on a tree with a TPO can be extensive . The council will also take no liability if the tree goes over even if they have surveyed it. the best bet is to take out an individual insurance policy on the tree -
Im based in north derbyshire peak district. The ecologist mate I have spoken to has indicated that to do any form of complete survey with no info on what it is he has to survey will be almost impossible. surveying bats this time is impossible for instance. I can and have completed basic tree / woodland management surveys and put forward re-planting schemes etc which have been accepted however on this occasion it seems very vague as to what is required other than an ecology survey.
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Hope somebody can help. I have been asked by a client to price up a large amount of work on his small woodland. Its in a conservation area and basicly involves removing anything dangerous and thinning out. I had a tree conservation officer out and I have been told to put an ecology report together... It has not been specified as to exactly what it needs to contain (bats, species, diversity, flora) I have just been told to right a report. has anyone any idea where I should start? cheers all
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There is always someone cheaper in any trade, you set your hourly rate based on the conditions of work and stick to it. some people will say you are to expensive, others to cheap if thats the case then you are about right on your pricing. I priced a huge dead horse chesnut with a footpath for access next to a graveyard to top it off it was leaning over a listed building. would have to carry all the timber 100 yards to the trucks . I priced it at 975 and a big local firm got the job which they priced at 500 . for that they can have it as I would lose money.
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