Lemonsqueeza

Constantly making sure you’re staying 2m away from colleagues can get really tiring I find. Being mentally exhausted from the anxieties of this virus while having to concentrate up a tree is a recipe for disaster. I had a flat out day today and it was almost impossible to feed the chipper/throw logs in the back of the van without breaking the 2m rule. We’re having to disinfect every tool after use.. jobs are going to take forever.

Thanks for your reply. i think you’ve hit the nail on the head there ? cheers

Hello, I’m new here. what are your thoughts on aerial rescue with the social distancing rules? obviously I’d carry out an aerial rescue if needed but should we be climbing non emergency jobs at all.... Can we perform our job safely?