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Ben Y

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  1. Hi all, hoping someone can help identify this bracket. Has been on a walnut for a good few years, grows yearly according to client. Tree in good condition, stem solid.

    Can’t seem to identify it, hoping someone here may know!

    Thanks, I know it’s not the best photo. IMG_1636060355.473530.jpg

  2. Hi. We are looking for a groundsman/ second climber for our small company based in Chelmsford, Essex.

     

    We’re passionate about the industry and look after those who work with us. We’re looking for someone who shares the same values and brings a solid work ethic and reliability to the team.

     

    Basic NPTC certs and drivers license would be ideal. Climbing certs and some climbing experience is a bonus, we encourage learning and progression on the job.

     

    We get a range of work - domestic/ commercial.

     

    Job would be initially on a sub-contract basis (4/5 days a week) with a view to moving to PAYE if you work well with us!

     

    Good guys are hard to come by, so more than happy to pay over the going rate for someone who ticks the box - get in touch!

     

    Call or message Ben on 07766660818 to discuss further or if you have any questions.

     

  3. If I was you I'd aim a bit higher and go for a level 5 or 6 qualification. The "Sc" or equivalent after your name opens doors.


    Thanks Mark, currently I’ve just finished ISA cert Arb which was a breeze, have been in the industry for a fair while now but think level 5 or 6 might be too much too soon?
  4. Hi all,

     

    Has anyone completed the Level 4 Arb Diploma?Have been looking at it on Training Tree and by all accounts it can be done completely online now.

     

    I believe it’s replaced the old Tech Cert?

     

    Interested to see how people have found it, managed to fit around work etc?

     

    Thanks

  5. Hi all,

     

    We are a Chelmsford based company looking for a a groundsman/ second climber.

     

    Tickets and driving licence ideal, opportunity to progress and further climbing career too.

     

    We have a mix of commercial and domestic work.

     

    Would be with a view to going full time on the books.

     

    We are a small friendly company who prides themselves on a high quality of work.

     

     

    If you’d like to get in touch, you can reach us on here or give us a call/message on 07766660818.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Ben

  6.  

    Hi all,

     

    We are a Chelmsford based company looking for a second groundsman.

     

    Tickets and driving licence ideal, opportunity to progress and further climbing career too.

     

    We have a mix of commercial and domestic work.

     

    Initially would be on a 3-4 day a week subbie basis.

     

    We are a small friendly company who prides themselves on a high quality of work.

     

     

    If you’d like to get in touch, you can reach us on here or give us a call/message on 07766660818.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Ben

     

  7. Hi all, looking for some straight lengths of hardwood - oak ash hornbeam ideally. Approx 20m3, anything around 1-4ft diameter.

     

    Our firewood supply for next year is a little low at the moment, need to bolster our reserves.

     

    Can collect with avant and trailer, happy to pay going rate for green timber of course.

     

    Or if anyone knows anyone etc.

     

    Cheers!

  8. Apologies gents it should have read 100m as in metres not minutes. The tree has two stems that fork from a union at 6m. This union has a extensive decay and recent cracks. The mewp wouldn’t reach the furthest side, and we are wary of taking the weight off one side first with the state of the union, and leaving all the weight on the other side. A crane is out of the question too.

    This in mind we opted for the grapple saw truck as the safest option. This requires a full closure of a part of the road. It’s not a major road, and only a portion will be closed for the day.

    I’ve spoken with highways and the emergency charge of £689 seems to be the only cost we face from the council.

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  9. Thought it was cheap 
    if the tree is dangerous why are you not dealing with it today ?
    get another prize for your TM 



    It’s not climbable unfortunately. Huge decay and recent cracks in both stems. We have arranged a crane for the soonest day (19th).

    Think we will be getting another price.
  10. Emergency tm means just that roll up on the day and inform the highways what’s going on we do three a week you need to contact highways yourself and talk it through    They will be able to give input usually they will give you times for work usually after nine and finish by 3.30 as you are not digging up the road if you are closing the whole road you are down for all diversion costs you traffic management price seems cheap


    Cheers. Just closing a portion of it (10-15m) both lanes. Traffic can still use the road either side.
    If I call highways and inform then a two weeks before is it still an emergency in their eyes?
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  11. I would imagine costs would be included in the tm companies quote? 
    Whenever I’ve used tm (granted only every needed single lane closure) it’s included informing council and sorting out paperwork and been considerably less than that. 


    I would have thought so too. Quote didn’t mention council liaising. Just asked me to send over details and tree report to their (TM’s) planning dept. And they would liaise. What I’m concerned about is them coming back and saying, all liaised but it’s £1000, which I’d have to go to client with after they’ve already accepted quote.

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