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  1. About OTT Out There Trees Ltd is a professional tree care service located in Chobham, Surrey. Established in 2003 we specialise in domestic and commercial tree surgery and large hedge work via rope and harness, rigging, MEWP and crane. We are in the process of applying to be an Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor. The Job Contract or subcontract climber You will be using the most up to date kit, vehicles, and equipment. We offer a friendly environment and team atmosphere along with progression opportunities. Professional Development: Additional training and qualifications will be provided as necessary as part of our commitment to maintaining and enhancing a skilled and competent workforce. Overtime: potential for call-outs and overtime and weekend work available at increased rates of pay. 20 days paid holiday plus bank holidays. Qualifications • Be highly motivated and able to work to an extremely high standard of both safety and quality • Have minimum full UK driving licence • City & Guilds NPTC Level 2, Chainsaw Maintenance and Cross Cutting • City & Guilds NPTC Level 2, Felling and Processing Trees up to 380mm • City & Guilds NPTC Level 2, Tree Climbing and Rescue • City & Guilds NPTC Level 3, Aerial Cutting of Trees with a Chainsaw Using Free-fall Techniques • Have relevant Arboricultural experience, ideally 2-3 years • Be willing to work as part of a team and take pride in your work Get in Touch 01932 873 777 [email protected] Out There Trees | - Tree Surgery, Surrey OUT-THERE-TREES.CO.UK
  2. Hi All, I'm a subcontractor climber working for a couple of companies in London. I am looking to maximise my potential to gain as many extra days as I can on weekends. Happy to travel 2hours to meet at the yard, 3 hours if meeting on site. Competent and experienced in all aspects of tree care. Good communicator and team player. No ego, here to work and keep boss, colleagues and clients happy. Please feel free to contact me for more info even if you take my number and details for future reference and odd days. Last minute bookings are welcome in case of staff blowing out days. Weekend rates are the same as my weekday rates. Thanks, Ryan
  3. We need reliable, qualified, freelance climbers for regular/weekly work in Norfolk, we’re based near Swaffham and work all over the county. Please get in touch with Matt or Jo – [email protected] or 07879614092 Thanks very much
  4. Experienced tree surgeon/Arborist available to work short notice. Got all tickets and equipment. Can bring tipper transit and tipping trailer, stump grinder if required. Please call mobile 07766736970 or email [email protected]
  5. Crimson Kings Tree Service are looking for a 2nd climber on a sub contract basis, with the potential for full time employment if required. we are a based in Bottesford, Leicestershire which is also right on the border of Nottingham. rates dependant on experience. please feel free to drop me a message on 07538454938 if interested. Jack
  6. So, I use a subcontractor his standard is very good, and I've put him though pretty much all of his tickets, he also gets his own work - not a problem. I trust him to do a good job and leave him to it. As with most Arbs they don't like being questioned. All fair enough. The question I have is about a broken gravestone, in my opinion it's the guy who does the cutting that is generally responsible for his actions? It gets slightly more complicated as the guy doing the lowering, is a young lad. I had previously lowered another using a 3:1 system and raising the branch maintaining control, used the lad to be eyes as it wasn't that easy to see Arb cutting etc. Looking at the broken gravestone (1896!) Arb took 3:1 system out, expected lad to drop it at the right time, doing his own thing, I was chipping some stuff as I don't want to be constantly questioning what said Arb, or other competent Arbs do. Who is liable? I do have insurances, his opinion (and no apology) is that it's my business I have to take it on the chin. Over to the floor
  7. I am working with one groundsman two too three days per week and a climber one too two days per week. They are both self-employed but i am unsure if they are in reality bonafide subcontractors. They both do their own work outside of my business. They provide their own saws and fuel, kit etc. They both invoice me for work done each week. They have signed a document to say that they will be responsible for their own tax and national insurance. But i do guide them when on jobs as to what to do. Do small businesses get prosecuted for not having the correct employment status for workers? Is this something i should be concerned about? If they dont pay their tax am i liable? I do not have any contracts and do residental work. Would i be better using a zero hours contract or a Contact for Services? Or leave well alone?! I would welcome advice. Thanks
  8. Climber needed to work in South West London ! Freelance climbers needed to work in South West London ! Between 1 or 4 days regularly or even just for one offs if available , we have a lot of larger contracts early on in the year on different golf courses and in schools. Hardy Tree Surgeons is a small tree surgery business based in Putney, London which has been in business for over 20 years.The majority of our work is through recommendations and repeat work. We carry out a wide variety of work, private woodlands, golf courses, schools, survey work, installing bat boxes, chainsaw milling and abseiling eyebolts! ( plus a lot of rigging and zip-lining!) We try to maintain a strong work ethic carrying out work that is best for the tree this often means we take longer to carry out the work hopefully achieving better short and more importantly long-term results. We always spend a bit longer to make sure the work is carried out to the highest standard rather than having targets to hit which can cause jobs to be rushed. Ideally self employed sub-contractor initially but potential to go employed/manager at later date please get in touch to discuss further. Pay is dependant on experience (£150 -£180 as freelance) ~ 7:30/8 am - 4/4.30 pm Please email CV or give me a call if interested. Jo Buckingham Email: [email protected] Hardy Tree Surgeons Putney, London, SW15 5DB Mobile: 07771898887 www.hardytreesurgeons.co.uk
  9. 32 years old, experienced groundsman with some climbing experience (small/medium dismantles and reduction work). Based in Norwich, prepared to travel within reason. Cs30, 31, 38 and 39. Trailer licence. Message for any further information. Thanks Henry
  10. Hi Guys, I'm looking for a groundsman to work with me and my arb team in Edinburgh on a sub-contractor basis with a view to longer-term employment. Must have CS30/31 and chipper ticket. Top rates paid! Feel free to give me a phone to discuss. Best, Grant
  11. I've just got back from New Zealand and i'll be here for a few months. I am a self-employed climber looking for a couple of days a week, ideally in the Gloucestershire area but I'm willing to commute further if people are in need of a good worker and can offer a good rate of pay. I have 5 years experience in the industry, 3 years as a subby climber. I have a Level 3 extended diploma in Arboriculture with distinction Tickets from chipper to rigging, first aid and full clean licence. I'm hard working and easy going, with good organisation and communication skills and experience in all aspects of tree work and all operations like reductions etc are carried out to the highest standard. I can email a CV and provide references and copies of qualifications etc on request. Give me a call on 07934782915. Cheers, Hamilton

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