Arbadam1995

Good afternoon all,

Subby climber needed for at least 7 days starting fom the 17th of august. Fair rates of pay nothing massive to work on just easy removals to do. Mostly felling but theres something that need to be takendown as close to public areas that cant be shut down. CS30, CS31, CS38 required. CS39 is desired. Based in banbury oxfordshire works are all over. Rates of pay negotiable.

Thanks

Adam

34 minutes ago, Geoff pro chip said:

What’s the post code

OX16 1HW 

2 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Is that any where in the world or one specific place ?

Fair one editting now.

Truck and chipper needed Saturday 20th November for a couple hours chipping that's all cash paid in hand once the job is complete.

Banbury

Oxfordshire

Hi all, 

Is there anyone in the banbury area that is able to help me out Saturday 13th November with a truck that can move brash from the jobsite to round the corner quite littlerally 5 minutes away. You won't need to drag brash just drive the truck. I'm pretty desperate and the guy that was going to help has bailed.

Thanks adam 

43 minutes ago, Cuttup said:

You will require Public Liability Insurance ( I would recommend min. £5 million) and if you are employing somebody, Employers Indemnity Insurance, which I believe is normally offered starting at £10 million. If you are doing surveys/reports etc, you would be wise to get Professional Indemnity Insurance. Some insurers will cover verbal free advice under PLI. 

 

Note that an 'employee' is anybody who you direct or pay so would include sub-contractors, volunteers etc.

 

There are specialist firms like Trust who do tree surgery insurance.

Thanks chap, I want to make sure everything is safe and legal hence asking the question 

14 hours ago, benedmonds said:

Do you know anything about tree surgery? It's not rocket science, but not a business I would go into without at least a bit of experience.

Yeah iv been doing it 2 years climbing over a year. Not looking to start big just something to earn the money for the family and leave something to the kids

14 hours ago, briscoe said:

Get cs30,31,38,39 , buy PPE, ladders, climbing saw, ground saw, hedge cutters, rake and a pickup. Get public liability, advertise flyers or website, quote , go and do the job, get paid, reflect, have a pasty and a pint repeat. 

Have that bar the ladders and hedge cutter at the moment 

what sort of insurance would you reccomend

tree surgery

Hi all, 

im seeking advice on starting up a new tree surgery business for myself and the family. when some of you started on your own what did you start out with? hows did you go about starting the business? what are the legalities i may need to know? ofcourse i will be doing my research before getting setup up but im seeking additional advice on top.

Thanks 

Good morning all,

I've got a job on and need a third man with a truck and chipper. Will pay good rates. Doesn't need to climb can just groundie. Will be 1 days work total.

Banbury Oxfordshire.

If anyone can help me out drop me a message or text 07773744308

Thanks adam

iv not long moved over to arboriculture from farm work. I have worked on farms since leaving agricultural college in 2014 previous to that i studied mechanics after leaving school. in june 2020 i decided to make a change of career and move to arboriculture. after speaking to a local company i decided to make the leap and get the tickets i need to start work. I currently have my CS30, CS31, CS38, CHIPPER, ROLO (need to redo my cscs test as i didnt get my card in time) AND FIRST AID + F. looking into the near future getting the CS39 but would like to get some practice climbing first before i do the CS39. To become a climber is my ultimate goal but understand it takes time to master this skill. With my farming background im able and competent to operate heavy machines such as tractors and loaders (although not ticketed for a loader but that can be sorted). Will work in all weathers and all times of the day to get the work done. Keen to learn and progress in the arboriculture sector.

Progression route.

As said previous my ultimate goal is to become a climber (CS39) but moving forward from that would like to earn the additional tickets in the sector for example, large fell, rigging, storm blown trees. Then progressing to a lead role. i have every interest to stay at a single company long term to excel at this progression.

Heres a few extra bullet points.

Adam Poynton

25 14/06/1995

I do drive

Have own ppe

Have own saw with tools

Have a full climbing kit basic but complete

7 years farming

Hard working and willingness to learn

Confident of the tools including possible repairs to do on the kit.

contact number is 07773744308

BASED IN BANBURY, WILLING TO TRAVEL UP TO 1 hour

Thanks adam

Iv not long moved over to arboriculture from farm work. I have worked on farms since leaving agricultural college in 2014 previous to that i studied mechanics after leaving school. in june 2020 i decided to make a change of career and move to arboriculture. after speaking to a local company i decided to make the leap and get the tickets i need to start work. I currently have my CS30, CS31, CS38, CHIPPER, ROLO (need to redo my cscs test as i didnt get my card in time) AND FIRST AID + F. looking into the near future getting the CS39 but would like to get some practice climbing first before i do the CS39. To become a climber is my ultimate goal but understand it takes time to master this skill. With my farming background im able and competent to operate heavy machines such as tractors and loaders (although not ticketed for a loader but that can be sorted). Will work in all weathers and all times of the day to get the work done. Keen to learn and progress in the arboriculture sector.

Progression route.

As said previous my ultimate goal is to become a climber (CS39) but moving forward from that would like to earn the additional tickets in the sector for example, large fell, rigging, storm blown trees. Then progressing to a lead role. i have every interest to stay at a single company long term to excel at this progression.

Heres a few extra bullet points.

Adam Poynton

25 14/06/1995

I do drive

Have own ppe

Have own saw with tools

Have a full climbing kit basic but complete

6 years farming

Hard working and willingness to learn

Confident of the tools including possible repairs to do on the kit.

contact number is 07773744308

BASED IN BANBURY, WILLING TO TRAVEL UP TO 40 MILES

Thanks adam

2 hours ago, woody paul said:

Next you will need a chiropractic with all that in one bag. 

I use army bags heavy canvas things available in different shapes. 

like everything in 1 place! im to lazy to keep walking back to the wagon when iv forgotten something :')

Mornign all, hopefully im in the right section regard askign this important question. im new to climbing and the comany i work for have suplied me a climbing kit but with a massive duffel bag. it has far to much excess space in so was  looking for a more dedicated arborist kit bag. iv been looking at the courant cross pro XL (54L) , the courant cross rescue bag (75L) and the notch pro access kit bag (60L). obviously they are very different priced bags. i like the fact they open up and everything is easily accesible. what are everyones opinions on these bags and is there anything else you could reccomend.

The kit iv got it needs to hold,

2 ropes

harness

spikes

tool strop

karabiners

lanyard

prussiks

cambium saver

helmet preferably

and i think thats it!

Thanks for your help,

Adam

45 minutes ago, Khriss said:

I'll throw you a rope in, to get you going.  K

that'll be great chap. what will it cost me?

55 minutes ago, andy perkins said:

Morning Adam which part of the country are you based

banbury chap, sorry should put that on the post. will travel for commercial works though!

Iv not long moved over to arboriculture from farm work. I have worked on farms since leaving agricultural college in 2014 previous to that i studied mechanics after leaving school. in june 2020 i decided to make a change of career and move to arboriculture. after speaking to a local company i decided to make the leap and get the tickets i need to start work. I currently have my CS30, CS31, CS38, CHIPPER, ROLO (need to redo my cscs test as i didnt get my card in time) AND FIRST AID + F. looking into the near future getting the CS39 but would like to get some practice climbing first before i do the CS39. To become a climber is my ultimate goal but understand it takes time to master this skill. With my farming background im able and competent to operate heavy machines such as tractors and loaders (although not ticketed for a loader but that can be sorted). Will work in all weathers and all times of the day to get the work done. Keen to learn and progress in the arboriculture sector.

Progression route.

As said previous my ultimate goal is to become a climber (CS39) but moving forward from that would like to earn the additional tickets in the sector for example, large fell, rigging, storm blown trees. Then progressing to a lead role. i have every interest to stay at a single company long term to excel at this progression.

Heres a few extra bullet points.

Adam Poynton

25 14/06/1995

I do drive

Have own ppe

Have own saw with tools

Have a harness but no ropes (used the companies climbing gear didn't like their harness)

6 years farming

Hard working and willingness to learn

Confident of the tools including possible repairs to do on the kit.

contact number is 07773744308

BASED IN BANBURY, WILLING TO TRAVEL UP TO 40 MILES

Thanks adam