Andymacp
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Thanks Paul, The info is good but very generic. Would it not have been a good idea for the Association to have a team of Arb approved contractors go out and preform tasks and then you could observe whether they were possible or not. Also the advice seems to be very England based. DEFRA and PHE. What is the advice from SNH and the welsh and Irish equivalent. Cheers
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By conveying the response you are therefore endorsing it. It would be perhaps more helpful if the arb association could give clarity of specific tasks such as how to clean tools correctly, how often ?, after every use or start and finish of the day, should staff wear masks, what chemicals should be used, what should be done with waste materials. How you recommend rigging operations are carried out safely to prevent cross contamination, how gloves should be used properly. I’m sure most contractors now fully understand that it has been left to them to decide whether they should/can work safely. It would be more helpful then if the Arb Ass could provided better and more detailed guidance on how to do that.
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Oh it does, without front weights the front tires just touch the ground
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I have the set up and it works well, yes you can’t see great but after a few hours you get the feel for it.
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Just went through this myself and ended up going for a big old Massey 180hp
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It’s not really to do with the price it’s answering all the bone questions in a way that smart people like.
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Can anyone please recommend a company or individual that can do or help with tenders
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I have 8 large Douglas Firs that I’m looking to sell on for a client. Most are 4ft wide at the base and 80ft long. They are down now. Location is Moray. Contact 07980285940
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We are still looking to add team members
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Due to expansion, We are looking to add climbers and groundsmen to our utilities team. Ideally we’d like you to have Climbers - cs38,39,UA1,2.1,2.2,2.3 Groundsmen- cs30,31,UA1 Driving License. Positions can be employed or self employed. Wages between £115-£170 a day, good bonus schemes available. Work is throughout Scotland. Please send a cv or short email to [email protected]
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Phone the contact number the guy will talk you through it. He’s really helpful
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That’s employed !
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Yes accom and vehicle is included. I don’t think there is a Arb training college anywhere near us
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We have a vacancy in our company for a team leader/lead climber. North Scotland. You must have cs38/39 and a driving licence. A history of good working practice and ability to manage a small team and run a job from start to finish including dealing with customers. We can offer a full time employed position on the books or self employed. £170/day, company vehicle,phone,tablet all equipment and yearly bonus of £1200. 28 days holiday. Trips to APF/Arb show and Arb conference. We can provide a good relocation package if you fancied a move. Please email [email protected]
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We are looking to add a climber to our team. North Scotland Must have cs38/39, driving licence and a good work ethic. Can be employed or self employed, £150 day. Please email [email protected]
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We been advertising for a good while to try and recruit climbers to our company in North Scotland (Moray). Is it just this area or nation wide? Offering good pay I think £150/day.
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Good example.
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I don’t get your comment, is it suppose to be funny or did you just not read it properly. It says “above AREA average”
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Wakeley Tree Surgeons Ltd are looking to add another climber to our teams. You need to have relevant NPTC quals and have the ability to carryout the job. Driving licence essential. Moray based. Above area average pay and excellent work conditions and equipment. Can be employed or self employed.
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Makes sense now, there’s no issues like that.
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Looking for a consultant to carryout a Picus test on a large roadside Beech. Cheers
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Looking to purchase a bit of land to put a house and a shed to run the business from. Has anyone done this and know the way around planning and mortgages etc ? Just after a bit of advice
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Vacancy for a Utility climber to join our team. Work is based Aberdeenshire. Must have UA2.3 and experience. Long or short time contracts Good pay and benefits. Accommodation can be provided. Contact 07980285940 or message on here.
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Not really to be fair, just plodded round. Feet are fine never had a blister in my life
