danthemanwhocan
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Your right. I failed to spot that detail. I mean in general, regardless of location and other details. Is there a correct or clear answer? I think have seen more compression and included faliures but maybe that's down to working mostly in peoples gardens where trees are more crowded. -
Hi people! I have to answer this question for my course work but it has me a bit stuck on research material so I wonder if any one can help. Thanks in advance! What is more dangerous a compression, included or tensile fork? I'm thinking included the most dangerous because of bad connection or bark acting like a crack then maybe compression but that's a guess.
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hello! As the title says I am looking for work. I have my own transport, tools, insurance and a clear schedule. I have current cs 30,31,38,39. Thanks for reading and please get in touch. I can send a cv on request dan 07599778085,[email protected]
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<p>Hello.</p>
<p>Ive seen your ad on arbtalk looking for a full time climber.</p>
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<p>I would like to be considered for the role and am free work on a self employed basis so you get to know me. </p>
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<p>I have a less experience than you asked for and I still need to get my trailer ticket as I failed my test recently. I have cs 30,31,38 and 39 tickets and over a years full time quality work experience including a recent spell in Oslo. </p>
<p>I am keen to spend as much time climbing as possible but am happy to do my time on the ground too as I still have a bit more too learn. </p>
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<p>Thanks,</p>
<p>Dan</p>
<p>07599778085</p>
<p><a href="mailto:" rel="">[email protected]</a></p>
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theres loads of elms so its hard for me to say but witch elm is fairly common and has bigger seeds than others. I doubt its a alder
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witch elm or similar I think. They have seed like that. Lots here in Oslo
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self employed advice please
danthemanwhocan replied to danthemanwhocan's topic in Business Management
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Hi people I have been a labour only sub contractor climber and groundie) now for over a year. I work for a few companies and have my own insurance. So far the only paper work that passes between me and the guys i work for is a invoice. All jobs I do are at a fixed price (verbal contract). So I am wondering if I should be covering my arse more with a written contract detailing responsabilities, pay etc. Also have a few generic dislaimers in my work bag i can get the boss or customer to sign if I feel uncomfortable doing something Ive been asked too do. eg stump grind in a area where there could be underground fibre optic cables. Does anyone do this? If anyone has any pointers, advice or links to reading material on this subject I and other 'subbys' would be very grateful. Thanks!
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what are those things in birches?
danthemanwhocan replied to danthemanwhocan's topic in General chat
Thanks! Witch's broom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia now I know -
hi everyone I went out today to work on my tree identification and came accross a birch with what appeared to be lots of birds nests (but not birds nests) in them. Now I know this is quite common but theses were even more promonent than normal. So what are these or how are they formed? Thanks!
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Freelancer looking for work days to fill. Based in Bath but can travel up to a hour each way. Free tommorrow (14th), 17,18,25,26,30,31 this month. I am busy working every tue,wed and thursday but have the remaining days to fill. I would like a regular monday and friday arrangement which is local ideally. I have cs 30,31,38,39 and basic driving licence. Im working on the towing. Own ppe and tools. One years expierence but good for that. Please call/txt for more info (I will be slow to respond by email often). Thanks, Dan 07599778085
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<p>Hello.</p>
<p>I have just seen your ad on arbtalk looking for a lead climber which you placed two weeks ago and although I do not qualify for that postion yet I thought I would just send you a short message to see if you have any other positions avaliable now or in the future.</p>
<p>About me-</p>
<p>31 year old englash man. I only have a years expierence in the industry but am getting on well. I drive and have done my basic qualifications. I have been doing quite a lot of climbing and can work confidently on many small and medium trees but I still have a long way to go before I can do everything well. However I am very keen to improve. At present I am self-employed and have regular work with some established local companys (mostly domestic). I will need to move house some point in the next four months so am looking for something, challenging and exciting to do next.</p>
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<p>Thanks,</p>
<p>Dan </p>
<p><a href="mailto:" rel="">[email protected]</a></p>
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The guy I work for has a log cabin shell he could sell or he can reccomend someone who runs courses on making them. Check out his website below- thetreesurgery.com/cabin/sale.html
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I did 500 in 6 hours a few years ago when I was a (rock) climbing bum. I was given the idea by a strong climber I met who used to do a 1000 in a day. It was good and had made me stronger. Apart for about a week my arms would not straighten probly. ps. Use gym rings or boge something up to be kind to your joints
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<p>Hello and thanks for checkiing me out <img src="<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/smile.png" alt=":)" srcset="<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /></p>
