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  1. I have a bit of a 'marmite' situation going on with this tree, can't make up my mind if I love it or hate it! Does anyone else have a view? I think I like the freshness and habit of the young tree but feel the mature tree is rather lollopy. At the Barcham Trees nursery we have some 40-50cm tall trees in 20 litre pots available from September 2019. Sometimes referred to as the Chile Pine, Araucaria araucana is also a native of Argentina. This ancient slow growing evergreen tree is well known for its distinctive long slender branches that are densely covered with overlapping spiked leaves. Amazingly enough, it was once a native of Britain. The fossilized wood from this tree was highly coveted by Queen Victoria. Otherwise known as Jet, it was used in the making of mourning jewellery. Hardy in the UK, they are often planted far too close to houses so have to be removed before they get to maturity. This unusual conifer prefers a moist loamy soil and has great apical dominance drawing the tree up strongly vertical so it is very suited to crown lifting. Handle with care - the foliage/leaves are very sharp! The cones are globular up to 20cm in length and take up to three years to mature. Product spec:- https://lnkd.in/gbPKsa9 #trees
  2. Hey all my arborist friends. What do you think about this product?? it shoots very accurate up to 250 feet and is made of stainless steel and air pressured. The costs seem to be very competitive with other products we have trouble with accuracy. Is it worth it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_h-8gpEJHw
  3. Rockleigh Ltd Currently looking for a new member of staff to join our growing team Must have a minimum CS30/31, CS32, CS38/39 Manual handling and CSCS preferred Full clean driving licence preferred Based in Thrapston but will be required to travel across the East Midlands 40 hours a week. Candidates must be reliable, diligent and experienced in undertaking crown reductions and sectional dismantling jobs to a very high standard. They undertake a wide range of tree surgery to the highest standards. The job is for someone experienced in tree surgery for at least 3 years . All relevant NPTC's Chainsaw qualifications will be required and a trailer license would be a bonus.
  4. Hi Everyone. a friend of mine messaged me these pictures and said this tree has grown on the border of their boundary. What species would you say it was? thanks as anyways
  5. I am thinking of removing this tree in our front garden. I have heard that tree removal can cause issues with ground heave. The tree is around 2-3m from the house. The soil is quite dark and peaty I think and there has previously been mining activity in the area. any advice would be greatly appreciated.
  6. We're looking for a new team member! TREE AND LANDSCAPE – CAD TECHNICIAN JOB DESCRIPTION May 2018 COMPANY BACKGROUND The Tree and Woodland Company was set up in 2010 and offers consultancy and implementation services for tree and woodland projects throughout the UK. There are currently 4 full-time staff as well as self employed sub-contractors. Our key skills are management of trees in historic landscapes, hazard tree assessment and woodland management on large estates, managing trees in development sites, and golf course tree management. We provide specialist advice, draw up work recommendations, project manage, and also deliver work proposals using our team of sub-contractors. BACKGROUND TO ROLE The person in this role will be responsible for supporting the arboricultural team in the production of surveys and reports. The scope of the role will cover the production of drawings in various software packages; report co-ordination and formatting; assistance with planting designs and onsite project management. It is predominantly therefore an office-based role, with some scope for site work. The Tree and Landscape Technician will report to the Senior Arboriculturalist, and work alongside other team members. The role has developed out of business growth, and the consequent need for full-time support to the arboricultural consultancy team. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Creation of arboricultural and landscape drawings in AutoCAD, Adobe, and Illustrator; e,g, development-related tree plans, landscape masterplans, historic landscape restoration plans. Report co-ordination, formatting, and checking. Assistance with planting designs and production of planting bills of quantities. Assistance with project management of planting projects onsite. Keeping electronic and hard copy filing of jobs up to date. Assist with updating company website and preparation of marketing materials SKILLS REQUIRED Essential: Competent in use of AutoCAD, Adobe, Illustrator, or keen to learn these programmes Sound knowledge of Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel). Reasonable working knowledge of trees, landscape design and/or horticulture Good organisational skills. Good interpersonal skills, working with other team members. Desirable: Experience of planting design work. Use of GIS mapping systems. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE At least 1 years’ experience in an arboricultural / horticultural / landscape role. Arboricultural or landscape qualifications valuable. HOURS AND SALARY 37.5 hours per week, 9am – 5pm with half hour break. Working hours have some flexibility by agreement. Competitive Pay rate to be based on experience. CLOSING DATE for applications is June 1st, 2018. HOW TO APPLY You can apply via LinkedIn: https://preview.tinyurl.com/ydav8wmf, OR Email your CV to Nicola McKinlay: [email protected] A cover letter to tell us more about you is welcomed, but not neccessary. Please note, we are unable to communicate regularly on this forum - therefore, please direct all questions to the email above.
  7. Anyone in the reserves/TA had a big increase in PAX? I'm looking for a good alternative to cover me for tree work and army reserve work.
  8. Hi, Puzzled by this one? Had lightly fissured bark and low densely branched form. Was thinking Crataegus sp but no thorns. Apologies pictures aren't great. Any ideas appreciated.
  9. Wood chips & hardwood accepted. Both need to be clean, no roots, no branches, no mud, no weeds, Please call ahead to book in delivery. Look for Sustainable Farms on the map, don't look at the red pointer for the postcode as its 500m south of our correct location.
  10. idverde is the UK’s leading provider of integrated management and maintenance services for parks and green spaces. The company has recently merged with the largest French landscaping business and together, the idverde group is the largest of its kind in Europe. In the UK, we employ over a thousand employees nationally and we’re growing fast. The services we provide include landscape design and construction, park management and consultancy, grounds maintenance, tree surgery and external cleansing. Job Title: Tree Surveyor Location: Birmingham Salary: Competitive The main purpose of the role will be to undertake tree condition surveys and detailed tree inspections, and to provide reports and technical support to colleagues, customers and clients as required mainly in the Birmingham area. idverde are currently looking to recruit a Qualified Tree Surveyor to undertake ad-hoc and programmed inspections of the trees, entering data onto a computerised system and where necessary specifying remedial works. Role Responsibilities Undertake asset inspections where specific tree knowledge is required To ensure that tree inspection and surveys are accurate and provided all information required. Provide accurate reports and responses to tree related queries. Provide a professional service to customers Meet agreed targets and performance standards. Undertake Audits of works to ensure quality and safety Maintain an up to date knowledge of tree pest and disease developments, national standards relating to trees and developments in Arboriculture. Skills & Qualifications Minimum of QCF level 3 Arboricultural qualification Lantra Professional Tree Inspection desirable and relevant industry experience. IT literate, MS Office programmes, GIS and Asset management/Survey software Experience of using mobile computing devices Use of Visual Tree Assessment techniques. Demonstrable previous relevant industry experience is desirable. Self-motivated with the ability to work unsupervised as well as part of a team Good communication skills (written and verbal) with the ability to communicate professionally, concisely and effectively, particularly to those with and without an understanding of trees and tree related issues If you feel you have the required skills and experience please send a covering letter and up to date CV to the email address below quoting TSBirmingham. The covering letter should clearly state the skills and experiences you possess that are particularly relevant to the role. Email: [email protected]
  11. Good morning, Microbee is based in Wimbledon with a mixed client base of schools, parks, domestic and commercial work. We are currently looking for trainee climbers who have just completed their 4 key competencies for becoming a climber CS 30,31,38 and 39. We are an Approved Contractor with the Arb Association. For the successful applicant we can offer a competitive salary with a quarterly profit bonus and automatic overtime at time and a half after 4pm. Please send me an email to [email protected] with a CV or personal summary if you are interested in a trial day. Kind regards, Tom
  12. Hello My name is Jamie, I’m looking for employment in Devon, im in the Newton Abbot/Totnes area. I’m looking for felling work ideally, I have my NPTC 30/31 and have my course booked in December for the over 380mm felling. I have all my own PPE, saw, transport etc. Looking to gain some real hands on experience, as I would like to make a career in this area of work. Thanks, Jamie
  13. Hello Everyone, We are an Arb Approved Contractor in Wimbledon looking to give someone a better job than they currently have on more money and automatic overtime after 4pm and a bonus every 3 months if we make a profit. What's not to like? If you definitely will have a better job than your current one, why not get in touch? Various experience levels will be considered as we really just need another decent person on board the ship. Key facts : A better job than you have at the moment Bonus scheme based on Quarterly profit Working hours from 0700 to 1600 Automatic overtime at time and a half after 4pm Training provided gladly to valuable staff Pension, 20 days annual leave etc Working in various areas across London on mixed work, schools, parks, domestic Please email if you are interested in the position. [email protected] Many thanks, Tom
  14. Hey guys, could you check out my youtube channel and videos, here is the link to one
  15. Your Last Chance to save up to 19% Biosecurity: Protect & Survive 10th–13th September 2017, The University of Exeter Book Now: https://www.trees.org.uk/Amenity-Conference View the Full Lineup: https://www.trees.org.uk/Amenity-Conference/Conference-Timetable For the first international Conference on Arboricultural biosecurity The Arboricultural Association have gathered a diverse array of 38 speaker sessions including 10 prominent international speakers to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of new research, developments and solutions. Day Two in partnership with the Chartered Institute of Ecology & Environmental Management Diversity, Ecology and Tree Selection Environmental Management in Practice Biomechanics and Morphology Tuesdays Conference schedule is presented in partnership with The Chartered Institute of Ecology & Environmental Management. This brings expert speakers with a wider perspective than just the arboricultural view; with experiences shared from the ecology sector and the chance for delegates to network, discover new challenges, ideas and innovative solutions. Also Featuring Sunday Field Trip to Killerton Estate International Climbing Competition Exhibitors Awards Dinner with Matt Wells Speaking Stunning Venue Conference App Coming Soon Any questions please let me know or give us a ring 01242 522152 Thanks, Steve
  16. Tree Team Leader/Climber Hook, South of England (United Kingdom) Full Time VPS Grounds Services About the Company We are an Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor with successful contracts across the south of the UK. About the job We are looking for qualified arborists to join our rapidly expanding Hampshire based team we have Lead and Second Climber posts available. We are looking for applicants with a passion for trees and tree work, who will bring enthusiasm and fresh ideas to the business and who are looking to further their arboricultural careers. Competitive salary dependent upon skills and qualifications. Preferred Skills: Applicants should ideally have CS 30, CS31, CS38, CS39 Preference will be given to applicants with any of the following qualifications. CS 40, 41, C1+E, First Aid at Work, NRSWA, MEWP, B+E, CSCS, ROLO Full UK driving licence If you feel that you have the necessary skills and competencies please contact the Arb contract manager: [email protected] including your CV.
  17. Hi all, if you can help shed light on what tree this is would be much appreciated. They are causing shade over a garden & I'm wondering whether to advise felling, pollarding, or leaving them to get on with it. Only problem is that I have absolutely no idea what tree they are! Thank you for sharing your wisdom in advance! In case the picture doesn't work - it is about 30m tall with a curving trunk. The bark has distinctive diamond shaped lesions in silvery bark. Very wet ground in a flood zone. Here is the pic https://www.dropbox.com/home/Crowdy%20Mill/Amy's%20pics?preview=Photo+12-03-2017%2C+11+01+58+am.jpg
  18. Arborists / Team Leader wanted - Immediate Start available. Undertaking large scale contract arboriculture works for rail and highways. We are undergoing a period of rapid expansion and are looking for experienced arborists to join our teams. Candidates should be experienced and must work well within a team environment and under instruction. Minimum qualifications for standard applications for both Rail and Highways are NPTC CS30, 31, 38, 39 & 40 (41 is an advantage) and a CSCS site card for Highways and hold PTS for the Rail. A current first aid certificate, chipper certification and a full driving license with towing ability preferable. Arborists We are looking for experienced time served arborists to join our expanding Highways & Rail arboriculture teams working on highways and rail trackside vegetation clearances. Our teams work day and night shifts and we require additional team members with flexibility to work both. Arborist Team Leader In team leaders we look for the ability to lead by example with excellent communication skills. The skill set and requirements are as per a standard arborist but we look for people used to leading people with the knowledge to drive a team and meet targets. We offer excellent rates of per pay depending on experience, competency and method of employment. Long term work available for the right candidates. Applications via email on [email protected] include your up-to-date CV (or experience) with your letter of application or call on 0845 303 7376. For more information on our company please visit Total Trees - Excellence in Arboriculture - Home
  19. We are pleased to introduce our 2 in 1 tree pusher and lifter. This simple manual product offers 3 tons of force to make felling trees safe and convenient. The ratchet system allows force to be applied to the tree to make the direction of the fall easy to control. The product can also be used for lifting logs from the ground, making it easier to cut with the logs with a chainsaw. This product is available for purchase now at a reduced price of £99 including UK delivery.
  20. Hi Folks, ** NO GRUMPY PEOPLE ** I'm looking for a groundie with minimum CS30,31,38 (39?) and driving license. Would suit a trainee or someone experienced to cover large volumes of work, could turn permanent in April if things don't slow down which isn't looking likely! Please send a CV or personal summary to [email protected] Happy for part-times, 3 days a week etc, or people looking for permanent please also get in touch. Best regards, Tom
  21. Hi Folks, I am in need of some "contract skill" from time to time on the usual rates within the industry, we'll negotiate. Could you please get in touch if you are a climber who can genuinely take on any task. We are an Arb Approved contractor based in Wimbledon with 5 or 6 staff. Feel free to ask me any questions. Please email me at [email protected] , I look forward to hearing from you. All the best, Tom
  22. Good morning or afternoon, We are looking for a competent and good-tempered staff person with a minimum of CS 30,31 and 38, to join us immediately so we can get back to full strength after someone departed to chase after a woman, it's always the same... Pay will range from £80 to £135 per day depending on experience and qualifications, please do get in touch even if you are team leader level. We can offer full time or part time on a contractor basis, you will still be covered under our insurance. Please email me - [email protected] with a quick personal summary. Many thanks, Tom Microbee offer professional and affordable tree management surgery and services in London and across the UK
  23. Had plenty of footage from this job so decided to mash it together with a soundtrack, been climbing nearly 2 years now and loving it. The Customer plans on making a table from the remaining stump hence why leaving it high.
  24. Hi! I am just inquiring as to how difficult it is to become a tree officer if you have no previous experience being a tree officer. At the moment im employed as a arborist however have been gaining qualifications to hopefully open the door to becoming a tree officer. by the time I start applying for tree officer jobs (preferably assistant tree officer at first). I will have a level 4 diploma in Arb from Merrist wood or Treelife. My Professional tree inspection. And 3 years as an arborist along with Arboricultural tickets. Would these qualifications allow with relative ease to find a job as a assistant tree officer or tree officer. Another quick question is I've found a lot of tree officer jobs are only for a few years. Does this mean after a few years you have to find another job at a different county?

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