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Utility Arborist(s) Wanted in the North East and West About the job: Are you a skilled Utility Arborist looking for a new and exciting opportunity? Come and join our Growing Team as a Utility Arborist in North Yorkshire Responsibilities: • Carryout utility arboriculture work, ensuring safe and efficient clearance around power lines and other infrastructure. • Carryout tree pruning, removals, and vegetation management in compliance with industry standards. • Work as part of a team and adhere to safety protocols. • Operate specialised equipment for efficient tree work. Required: • Relevant qualifications and certifications in utility arboriculture. • Proven experience in utility arboriculture operations. • Strong knowledge of safety procedures and industry regulations. • Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment. • Full UK driving license. Benefits: • Competitive salary up to £32k, • Exciting opportunities for career development and training. • Comprehensive benefits package. • Regular team social gatherings If you're passion is about arboriculture, safety, and working as part of a dynamic team, we want to hear from you. Sub Contractor opportunities available To apply, please send your CV to [email protected] www.pls-group.co.uk
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Arborist Grounds person - Peabody WWW.PEABODYGROUP.ORG.UK Peabody are looking to employ a full time PAYE groundsperson to our tree team in Thamesmead, SE London. £27k. 35 hour work week.
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Alright boys, looking for some inspiration on ways to organise the rear of the pickup. Have a new hilux with a full length drawer already fitted. Looking to see how everyone else organises their gear! Cheers
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Due to considerable expansion Royal Oak Tree Services Ltd are seeking multiple motivated, hard working individuals to join their growing friendly team. The position is rewarded with an industry leading rate of pay, training and promotional opportunities amongst other benefits. The perfect candidate will need to be friendly, hard working, motivated and have a keen interest in the industry. If this sounds like you please read on. Salary is negotiable dependent on experience and competency level The Position The climber (arborist) position is a full time contract working 5 days per week (Monday - Friday). Crucially the individual has to have a very keen interest in the industry and knowledge of the industry and willing to share among other team members. Full support will be given to the right individuals and regular CPD to increase the level of Knowledge and experience. If relocating help will be provided. Knowledge of mechanical arb is an advantage We ask that our team members are available from 7am - approx 5pm every day The role will comprise of climbing arborist duties with groundsman duties including jumping between the highways maintenance side initially and commercial and domestic sides. The company completes all kinds of arboricultural work from hedge trimming to tree felling and low impact forestry, one of our team leaders will be on site to support you with all types of support that you may need. Qualifications Please note: For this position, only applicants with ALL of the essential qualifications will be considered. The qualifications that we need for this position are: Essential: Full Driving Licence Climbing Certificate NPTC Unit 201/202 NPTC Unit 203 NPTC Unit 206/306 NPTC Unit 308 Benefits In return for your hard work we don’t just offer a very competitive rate of pay. Additionally we give you: 37 days holiday 1 extra paid day off for your birthday Discounts at shops, restaurants and other retail Annual spending money or subsidiary for holidays Charitable support Company pension And much more For more information please contact us. Salary of £40,000 Per Annum Overtime additional on top
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Hey up folks, i thought this is worth a share. Ive always found it difficult to secure loads within the trailer, without butting up against the headboard or ladder rack. Particularly with an IW LM106 @6ft 6 If theres no gap under the dropside it gets a bit tricky and at best it’s a juggling act. My old ifor eurolight was great as your could close the dropside with a strap hook under the edge of the bed. That annoying lip on Ifors is a serious pain. Got an IforWill TIpper105 as my ‘forever trailer’😀so been thinking about this for while, a beam or bracket which locks in to the shape of the bed without any adjustment which would affect resale value. I also wanted something which speeded up loading as strapping the cs100 can be a nightmare with no load loops and its a crying shame if the powder coat gets scratched. I only do a few jobs so chipper cant stay loaded. Options were either a bracket the chipper rolls/slots into or a custom set of hold downs for a single strap. Finally got a bit of time to make this beam and its mostly geared towards a wee chipper in my case Greenmech CS100. So basic principle is fitting the beam ends into the dropside midway posts. Channel section i used is 2mm folded from an industrial greenhouse scrap i picked up years ago. Then an 8mm hole though the trailer post drilled through to retain the beam against the floor so it doesn’t skip out over the 50x30 section which goes into the bed pocket. Took off galvanising with distilled vinegar from tesco 29p a pint, took two days. Welding galv is terrible and harmful so well worth this step on thin sections to avoid grinding and losing material. Using material which has enough depth to act as a solid wheel chock then a single strap holds it rock solid against the chock and tyres take up the tightening straps nicely. Only area i’ll have to watch is the belt cover which the strap rides against. May think about domething to deflect that? Your probably be best using 50/50box as 50mm is the dimension of the trailer post so easy to pick up with side plates welded or bolted to make an easier task for DIY, I used channel as i needed access to back of it and before adding the flatbar the 50/50 option seemed like over kill. I struggled for a while to come up with the tie down points method as this channel is 80mm wide but floor cargo loops don't fit. In the end i drilled some 4mm thick by 40mm flat bar with 12mm holes to accept M12 eye bolts and picked these up against the channel after transfering pilot holes. Eventually i’ll weld on nuts to the mild steel bar but not sure its finalised yet and worried about holes if i galvanise it. Currently just fixed in with M12 nuts which works but adjustment is a little awkward. This beam will also be a future anchor point for a load/chip partition able to be adjusted so i put a load of holes in to allow different sizes which will match a bar i add to the ladder rack if i go that far. Future points will be a winch as tipper bed is quite high and 8ft ramps is a struggle pushing, so i can use shorter homemade ramps as current ones are an absolute ton (60-65 kg each). Getting hollow plank extended sides sorted as money comes in😮💨 Btw, cost so far is zero bought as had all this kicking round but eye bolts are literally a couple of quid if you’ve got steel kicking round its a cheap build. And with 50 box it’d probably be fine with tech screws if you’ve no welder. this is a great forum so more than happy to share and pointers and thoughts welcome. ciao for now Mikey
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We are currently looking for a climber to do regular work with us 3-4 days a week as the business is growing and needs more staff rather than as hoc. We pride ourselves on a tidy finish and positive work ethic. We require relevant tickets, chainsaw, climbing, chipper etc first aid plus forestry would be great too. Will pay competitively depending on experience. Contact Ash: 07807670121 [email protected] www.ahtreesurgeon.com
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Free tip site for arb chip, log chip & logs. Green waste charged per van/trailer. We do not accept fence panels, grass cuttings, soil or general waste. Open 0800-1700 Mon-Fri, no appointment needed, staff always on site. Large clean yard. Convenient for Coventry, Rugby & Mid Warwickshire.
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Look for extra work on weekends Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire area
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Greenwillows Associates Ltd are looking for staff to join our busy, friendly team in a full time position. We are an Ecological and Arboricultural Consultancy who offer professional, specialist ecological and arboricultural services. We have been established since 2001 and with recent rapid growth in the arboricultural side of our business we are now seeking to take on an arboricultural consultant and more climbing arborists and ground workers to help with current and future commitments. We are looking to employ newly qualified and experienced qualified climbers, ground workers. We are open to applications from people with a range of experience - candidates that are new to the industry to experienced climbers and ground staff. We welcome individual applications as well as from established teams with proven track record. • £18,000-£35,000 per year (dependant on experience and certification) • 20 days holiday (plus bank holidays) Please see individual job adverts attached for further information. All enquiries welcome. Please contact Claire with a CV and covering letter by email to: [email protected] GWA Arborist Climber October 2021.pdf GWA Groundworkers October 2021.pdf
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testing the water on my 2017 transit tipper it has a fully arb style body fitted including barn doors, toolboxes, chipper top with ladder rack, has Led beacon fitted, crash rails & towbar this truck wants for nothing ive owned for around 18 months and never let me down and i bought it of a freind who had had it for a while and had also been well looked after and never let him down or had a problem its a good strong reliable truck the only reason for selling is im after the same truck but in a crew cab for somewhere to store tools its has 74k on the clock its drives like a car one of the best driving trucks i have seen never carried loads of weight its a well looked after truck will be interested in a swap with a crew cab or for just a straight sale👍not in a rush to sell as i it is a good truck and if i had somewere for tools ide keep it but will accept a quick sale for the right price No Vat to be added£18,995
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Pro labour needed on a self employed basis, Work based around Launceston cornwall and surrounding areas including north devon. Need saws tickets and a good work attitude, currently thinning larch and have climbing jobs so some ground work would be great, if your good experienced and have all the tools and transport I can offer 140 a day, if your just starting out but have ppe and saws and a licence I can offer 100 if you have nothing but a keen interest in forestry I can offer 70 a day. Other Work can include firewood production, milling, forestry, hedge laying stone walking landscaping, brush cutting, scrub clearance, habitat creation, conservation work, tree planting. Please email me on [email protected]
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Job Vacancy-Arborist Climber required due to increased demand Full-Time Location -Ely, Cambridgeshire Salary- £27k to £34k Tel - 01353 688098 or 07483144620 (signal can be dodgy so if no answer please leave a message or ping a text) Good mix of Residential/Commercial/Local Authority work Fantastic working atmosphere with a sensible approach to home & work life balance. A full U.K. driving licence. Preferably B+E and/or C1E Arboricultural qualifications such as CS30, CS31, CS38 & CS39. (or equivalent) You will need to have good communication skills, a highly flexible approach and be good a team player who takes pride in their work. Other desirable qualifications include CS40/41, PA1, EFAW+F. Manual handling qualification. In return we offer: *Great pay rate for the right applicants *28 days paid holiday (Inc bank holidays) *Pension Scheme * All P.P.E and other required equipment will be provided. * Friendly working environment with a great Team ethos Sub Contractors also considered, don't hesitate to call if you have any questions.
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Carrington West are seeking arb officers for freelance work in the Hampshire Area. Rates of pay start at £20.00 per hour which can be paid through a limited company (outside IR35) or you can be paid PAYE by our agency if preferred. To be considered you will need a level 4 Arb Diploma, previous experience and be mobile. A link to our advert with full description is below. if you are interested please call me (Matt) on 07714268145 ASAP https://www.carringtonwest.com/job/arboriculture-officer
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Morning all. I’m looking for an experienced subbie climber to join our small team. Most of our work in or around Weymouth and Dorchester. Immediate start for the right person/s. Call Dale on 07530 686040 Coastal Tree Care Ltd
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Hello one and all, I'm looking for Arb chip and Whole tree chip in decent quantities, I can provide transport into site for clearance if you have the capacity to load my wagon. I can do this at a time and date that's suits you. Please feel free to get in touch to have a chat and see if there is anything more I can do to help, I may even be able to pay handling fee. Cheers Bill
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Land Rover Defender 130 “Arb Truck” for sale - £10,000+VAT DE52 CVW (Registered Nov 2002), 159930 miles. Tool pod and chip box/tipper, front mounted winch, flashing beacon. In good condition, runs great, no longer required for line of work. Collection only - Leek, Staffordshire.£10,000
Leek, Staffordshire - GB
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Good morning. My first post on the forum, although I have spent a lot of time over past months reading info from knowledgeable people on here. The long & short of it is I’m looking at setting up my own business this year and any advice/guidance from people who have been there and done it would be greatly appreciated. Currently working at a garden in the in the South West. It’s a nice job but but only paying 17k a year and can’t see that going up a great deal in the near future. I’m 30 next week and with kids likely to appear in the not too distant future I think now is the time to pull my finger out and get something of my own set up. I’ve been in estate management for the past 4 years and before that I spent about 6 years in horticulture. Tree/chainsaw work probably makes up 50% of my current job role. Over the past 2/3 years I’ve found that it’s tree work were my true interest and passion lies. I have a varied skill set and am not shy of hard work. I’ve held my cs 30/31 for about 3 years and have just recently got my 38/39. I have lost of chainsaw/chipper/groundwork experience and am looking to improve as a climber throughout this year. So basically (if you’re still listening after all that waffle) towards the end of this year I’m looking at getting a 3.5T tipper and chipper and starting up my own thing. Hoping to do a mix of climbing for myself/other people as well as subbing my self as someone with a chipper and tipper. I’ve got vehicle storage and also room to store logs/chip. Im going to reduce myself down to 3 days a week at my current job and just start with this 2/3 days a week and then hopefully transition fully over a 12/24 month period. I have lads at work who can be grounds men until it’s worth taking someone on and also the more experienced climber I work with is keen to give me a hand when needed. Im hoping to get set up with about 12k (could push this a bit more if needed) and going to slowly buy equipment over the year when things come up at the right price. I’m going to increase my arb knowledge as much as possible by working alongside the more experienced climber at work as well as reading up on principles/practices in my own time. So, am I being realistic here? I know Arboriculture isn’t a get rich quick scheme and it’s hard work. But I enjoy the work and from my research so far I’m confident that once established I should be able to bring home more than my current salary at the end of the month. If anyone has any input that would be great. Is any time of year better/worse to start ab arb business? And if anyone could tell me their 3/4 most valued books on Arboriculture that would be great (esp to do with rigging and tree pruning/reduction). Any advice would be greatly appreciated and I hope over the coming years I can become a valued member of the community. Cheers, Rob -
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.
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Location: Tetbury, Gloucestershire Salary: from £26,000 depending on experience About us: Keystone is passionate about the delivery of exceptional quality ecological consultancy services and engaging with clients from all sectors to deliver benefits for wildlife and mitigate environmental harm. We are seeking an experienced, enthusiastic and skilled Arboricultural Consultant to work closely with our Ecology Team on projects with relevant arboricultural constraints and also independently on arboricultural lead projects. Keystone Ecology would particularly like to hear from Arboricultural specialists who are interested in improving their knowledge of ecological surveys and consultancy, with the potential to work towards a survey licence for bats, while helping to develop knowledge and experience of arboricultural surveys and assessments within our existing ecology team. About the Arboricultural Consultant role: Keystone has a permanent full-time position available for an Arboricultural Consultant. The role will involve the management and delivery of arboricultural related projects in addition to assisting with larger ecological projects with the opportunity to influence the future development of the business. Duties of the Arboricultural Consultant role: Typical works include: Undertaking arboricultural surveys and assessments in accordance with best practice; Producing technically accurate reports and plans; Managing projects to ensure budget and timescale delivery Liaison with clients, contracts, sub-contractors and statutory bodies You would need to live within commuting distance of the Tetbury area and be prepared to work throughout the UK. Requirements of the Arboricultural Consultant role: Essential: A degree in a relevant discipline - arboricultural or forestry A Technicians Certificate in Arboriculture (or equivalent QCF Level ¾ qualification) At least three years experience of arboricultural assessments in the consultancy sector, independently delivering arboricultural services including the application of industry standard methodologies (BS5837:2012, BS 8545:2014, BS3998: 2010) Knowledge of relevant policy and legislation relating to arboricultural matters Be highly competent in the use of Word, Excel, Outlook, GIS and preferably AutoCad Have strong report writing skills The ability to communicate appropriately with a diverse range of clients Experience of remote and independent field working Ability to accommodate flexible/unsociable working hours A sound understanding of issues relating to site safety and supervision Proven track record of successful project management Evidence of recent active training and CPD within the arboricultural industry A member of the Arboricultural Association A full UK driving licence Beneficial A CSCS card LANTRA Professional Tree Inspector Certificate Experience conducting bat and other protected species surveys A Natural England Class Bat Licence CS38 Tree Climbing and Aerial Rescue Certificate Benefits offered: The opportunity to establish and develop an arboricultural team within a reputable and well respected Ecological Consultancy and Contracting company during an exciting period of growth and development. We offer a competitive salary, pension, bonus scheme and health insurance combined with excellent options for career progression within the team as it expands. We are committed to understanding and fulfilling the training aspirations of our consultants. If you are interested or would like further information please respond via Arbtalk or alternatively call 01666 503687 or via email on [email protected] Many thanks for your interest, we look forward to hearing from you.
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Good Morning, We are currently looking for an additional Climber to join our team at Acer Tree Services (Hereford) Limited - based at Woolhope, Herefordshire (HR1 4QL). Should you be interested, or know of anyone that may be - please feel free to get in touch via the details below. Office number: 01432 860839 Email: [email protected] Kind Regards Harriet
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Could anybody enlighten me on the following? I have a tree Team who need to do a series of Refresher Training asap, they have recently completed their Windblown and Medium felling (002102)tickets, question is do they still need to renew their CS 30/31 tickets as well? Surely the training activity supersedes the lower level competencies, as it is listed at Level 3? Any help/feedback greatly accepted?!!!
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I am always on the lookout for hardwood in the Beds, Bucks, Herts area they want to get rid of..I am not in the industry just looking for stuff to season for my Rayburn to keep the bills down.Let me know if HP23 4QU close enough. Especially if you can just dump it on our drive.
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Our client offers a complete range of tree surgery and landscape management services to both individuals and businesses throughout Herts. They work for a wide range of customers including but not limited to local authorities, schools, grounds management companies, building contractors, housing associations, property management companies and telecommunication firms. They are looking to recruit an additional Arborist to join their existing teams .This is a varied position and involves all aspects of tree work from cyclical pruning to assisting with large individual take downs and sectional felling. Candidates must qualified to NPTC CS39. Previous experience is desirable. The salary on offer ranges between £20800 to £26000 dependent upon experience. 21 days holiday plus Banks are offered. For more information please contact [email protected] or call 01743 344466 quoting reference 1707-7
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Sorbus are pleased to announce that we are hosting another workshop to benefit our customers on: Modern Climbing Tools and Techniques A complete practical overview of all the latest tools and techniques run by expert trainer in tree work and forestry, Tony Darbyshire and 3ATC winner Geoff Pugsley. An insight into rapidly developing new techniques and rope climbing tips for the arborist climber to help you be as productive, safe and comfortable as possible in the trees. Saturday 8th October We are all aware that this industry is constantly evolving and new techniques and tools are being introduced regularly, it almost seems that you just learn one technique and then there is another new shiny gadget out to learn about all over again! To help climbers get a better understanding we are offering a ‘hands-on’ experience in a variety of systems, starting at our brand new premises in Frome and then off to the beautiful grounds of Ammerdown Park in Kilmersdon. To get your space and for more information book online here: https://www.sorbus-intl.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=699&product_id=7062 If you would like to discuss any aspect of the course with us please don't hesitate to call us on 01373 475540 or email: [email protected] Thanks, The Sorbus Team
