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Sviatoslav Tulin

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  1. Absolutely agree with this even ****************ing 6 lads could drag that ting down ,I did it with much bigger trees alone no winch just pulleys just 4 pulleys !
  2. Is legal aid in this case free in Great Britain?
  3. And one more thing I’m against ,is the cameras on difficult jobs , it is no less distracting as phone when you behind the wheel, it will affect your critical thinking that 100% .
  4. I’m afraid there was nothing done right in this situation , he just go at it , and no one stop him , I still wanted to understand what he wanted to achieve there , is there was a plan to rig anything (which is to me was impossible with no crane, even with one is dodge I would say) ,or everything should just drop on the road (then what was the reason to climb on it , just cut at the bottom and drag it in any suitable direction ?) at least maybe climb opposite tree and cut holding branches slowly to let wind blown go ( I don’t like this as well) ! The thing : is I don’t even see anything worth saving with that risk! I can’t believe that there is was lack of funding either! Main question is still who is the manager of all that ,it obviously wasn’t a climber , so I blame manager for this messy situation . My ground person saved me more than few times from stupid mistakes, as sometimes just simple question ARE YOU SURE , will save you and what we see there shiny new clothes, mobile phones on hand , and so on! Climber was obviously doing wrong things, and no one stop him, so that mean people on the ground was not qualified for this work, I just see massive compensation coming to help the lad to recover! Maybe climber can discuss that on this forum , so we all learn something new on his accident. Or if investigators report posted there so we can read it. It my safe someone in the future.
  5. I usually tell customer that walls will be scratched a bit , if he disagree I used 6 mm cheapest play or cut everything smaller and pack in bunches , all for extra cost usually customers agree with scratches!
  6. I very wanted to see work plan and risk assessment! Or at least hear what plan climber had in his head to me it’s like cutting branch u sitting on , if it was me that one must be done from the ground , I hope climber will go in court as bad decision was made obviously , and somebody in higher position agree with it , those of you who know how to do risk assessment will understand . I hope he will recover fully. However we can make mistakes as well , bad day, wet day, tiredness and so on.Stay safe lads say No when needed people actually respect that, i said NO 3 times this year all those jobs still not done,as I was expecting .
  7. Trees growing in very tight group must be removed as a group, I seen too many failures after removing One or another, first storm and trees what was left is going down 😔
  8. I can actually agree with that that small grinders is a pain, but sometimes it’s only mashine that can go in the place of work!
  9. I was sure i am only mad man there !
  10. No Karen there😉 if he only put him self in danger that is his business , when I started I was looking even worse as it was impossible to get proper PPE in place I was leaving ! French lads very funny as Italian are I have few friends from those countries and they like to show off! I believe he will look even better with cigarette in his mouth 🙃
  11. I like that guy with bandana PPE ! ARE U IRISH TRAVELLERS ?
  12. It’s only me who likes talking radio programs about anything, i lesson music only during the work!
  13. Chat GPT DOING IT VERY WELL !

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