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Wharton Natural Infrastructure Consultants is based in Alcester, Warwickshire, with clients across England and Wales. As a result of our continued commitment and increased client base we are seeking to appoint an Arboricultural Consultant/Assistant Arboricultural Consultant. The new position is aimed at a self-motivated, professional individual with good communication skills who wants to both develop their career within arboriculture and related fields, and also assist with business development and delivery of our key services. For further information on the Arboricultural Consultant Job please follow this link. For the Assistant Arboricultural Job please follow this link. If you would like to discuss anything further call the office on 01789 459458 or email [email protected]-
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Available for Weekend work & occasional weekday work! I have CS30, 31, 38, 39 & Chipper tickets. I completed a 2 year National Diploma in Forestry & Arboriculture @ Moreton Morrell College. I have my own tools & equipment! I can borrow the tipper & chipper from my boss when not being used! email me : [email protected] or call : 07738260877
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My name is Mark. I have a Diploma in Forestry & Arboriculture and hold my CS30, CS31, CS38 as well as a Wood Chipper maintenance & operation ticket! I have experience working for 3 different firms whilst studying on my 2 year course at Moreton Morrell college! I have my own transport and am seeking full time employment in the industry! If you are looking for a reliable hard worker then get in touch:- [email protected] Cheers. Mark.
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I'm looking for a trainee position. Myself I haven't had any experience, im 18 doing my a levels at the moment so I cannot start full time until after 10th of June. Although i am willing to do various NPTC courses in the mean time. Ideally id like to be trained up to become a climber eventually. I would like a paper qualification but if its not possible I can combine it with a part time course at Moreton Morrel college. Consider me, I am willing to graft hard in order to get where I want to be. I just think a position where I can learn first hand within the industry not at college will benefit me more. Thanks.
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Very keen. First idea was to go to Warwickshire college and do the Level 3 Arboriculture course but its going to be really tough to fund. I have some experience doing some 'backyard lumberjack' kind of work. I'm really into how everything works even though I cant even scrape the surface of how in depth everything is. I'm basically willing to work for very low wage if the employer is up for fully training me up starting at groundsman working up to climber. Does any body know of any apprenticeship programmes around, or otherwise any large well known Arboricultural companies I can contact for information? Thanks
