Thread: broke$$ I need a job

I'm just putting it out there. I am broke and need to make a few dollars. I can climb a little and promise to try my best at what ever is asked of me. I prune or do removals, I've done some cabling even a crane job or two.Just looking for a fare days wages for a climber. I am located in Southern New Jersey.

I wont disapoint.

Thanks

Oh, come on, John, you are one of the top climbers of Penn. Sure, now you've moved to NJ and as I told you your mind will begin to go and the first sign is low self esteem. Your one of the best, I know, I've worked with you.

Hey out there, if anyone is in Big John's area give him a call or email him. You can make a lot of money on him now that he feels so low.

Jack

That picture looks like a mug shot. You may have more luck on America's Most Wanted. Wish I could help but if you can't find work there maybe its time to leave Nu Joyzey and follow the money. If I had the nads to quit my job and go full time tree biz I'd say come out here but I don't just yet. There are lots of arborist jobs on Monster if you have'nt already checked. There seems to be lots of work out there if ya relocate.

Now, if we can get as many post as we have views dude will be climbing

Heres one even in your neck of the woods. I dont know about the company but work is work eh? They actually have a couple more positions in your area. Just check Monster.com. I've been outta work plenty before and I know how bad it sucks.


Dec 5 General Tree Climber
SavATree/SavALawn US-NJ-Mountainside
SavATree/SavaLawn is nationally recognized for providing quality tree care, plant health care, and lawn care services to residential and commercial clients. Operating 18 branches in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland and Virginia, we are the premier provider of arboricultural services in the Northeast. Join our team of highly dedicated professionals and be totally focused on providing quality, customized services to our clients! Currently, we are recruiting for a General Tree Care Climber in our Mountainside, NJ branch.

Responsibilities:
• Assist in the performance of specialized pruning and takedowns, installing cabling and bracing, safely operating equipment (chainsaw, chipper, trucks, hand tools)
• Utilize knowledge of compartmentalization and other concepts related to tree wounding/pruning
• Be able to identify native and introduced tree and shrub species and have a working knowledge of each species' characteristics
• Maintain excellent client relations and provide thorough information to clients

Applicable experience preferred:
• Proper pruning practices including large shade trees and ornamentals
• Chain saw safety and operation
• Tree climbing
• Bucket truck operation
• CDL

Additional information:
• Excellent compensation
• 401k savings plan
• Health care benefits
• Life insurance and AD&D
• Paid holidays/vacation/sick days
• Tuition reimbursement





SavATree/SavaLawn es reconocido nacionalmente por proveer un cuidado de calidad para arboles, salud de plantas, y servicios de cuidado de cesped para clientes residenciales y commerciales. Efectuando 18 operaciones en Nueva York, Nueva Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland y Virginia, somos el proveedor principo de servicios arboriculturales en el Noreste. Unese con nuestro equipo de profesionales dedicados que se enfocan en suministar servicios de calidad y preparados al gusto del cliente. Corrientemente, estamos contratando un Escalador del Cuidado de Arboles General en nuestra rama en Mountainside, NJ.



Responsabilidades:

Assistir en la ejecucion de Podando y Desarmos especializados, installando cables y refuerzos, operando herramientas cuidadosamente (sierras de cadena, astillero, camiones, y herramientas manuales) Utilizar la sabiduria la dividicion en compartimientos y otros conceptos relativo al hiriendo y podiendo de arboles. Ser capable de identificar especies nativas y introducidas de arbol y arbusto y tener una sabiduria ejercitada de cada carecteristica de los especies. Mantener relaciones excellentes con los clientes proveer informacion completa para clientes.



Experiencia applicada preferida :

Practicas de podando apropiadas incluyendo arboles de sombra grandes y ornamentales El cuidado y funcion de una sierra de cadena Escalando Arboles Funcion de camion de balde

CDL



Informacion addicional :

*Compensacion excellente

*Un Plan de Ahorro 401K

*Benificios de Cuidado Medico

*Seguro de vida y AD&D

*Dias feriados pagados/Vacaciones/Dias de Enfermedad

* Matricula reembolsada



Para ver este trabajo y todas las otras possibilidades ultimas, vaya a

http://www.savatree.com/careers.html








Contact Information


Company: SavATree/SavALawn
Contact: Matt Orletti
Email: morletti@savatree.com
Phone: 914-241-4999 x110
Fax: 914-242-3934
Reference Code: MTN-GTC


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Or voluenteer to release bugs into the forest to kill and eat other bugs.

Its a worthy cause. Hundreds of thousands of dollars and two years have been spent rearing and releasing predator beetles in our area to control the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, and JMCA and Clemson University want to know how well the critters are doing their job. They are looking for volunteers to adopt release sites to assess them over the next 8 months.

On Saturday November 12th a training for volunteers will be held at the Highlands Nature Center at 5 p.m. Clemson staff will be on hand to train volunteers to assess release sites using the equipment provided and special report forms. They will be expected to visit each site monthly from November to June, when HWA goes back into "hibernation."

There are dozens of release sites. Some are relatively easy to get to; some are rather remote, such as the top of Whiteside Mountain. Therefore, volunteers of all hiking skill levels will be needed.

To volunteer or for information on treating your hemlocks, please contact JMCA at 526-9938 ext. 320.

The man needs some cash not a volunteer job. I almost thought in your post they were actually gonna pay people to do that although if the government were involved I guess that should'nt suprise me.

John,
I sent you a PM.

I just got a call from Dave Mattox this morning. Bad ice storm last night in Greenville, SC (see the other thread about it). If you have a reliable vehicle I'd think you would have success storm chasing for a few weeks. A couple years ago I got to meet several members of A'Site through various road trips.

If you're interested then PM me and I'll give you Dave's cell phone number. He is definitely considering bringing in outside help if there is enough work from the storm.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars and two years have been spent rearing and releasing predator beetles in our area to control the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid,

There is a NJ Department of Agriculture lab in Trenton that is also rearing the beetles.

I

almost thought in your post they were actually gonna pay people to do that although if the government were involved I guess that should'nt suprise me.

I've been paid by the USFS and the NPS to release beetles

Sorry,no offense intended. Hundreds of thousands of dollars to raise and release beetles? Maybe I'm just stupid but I can't understand why it would cost so much to raise beetles. By the way, congrats of being able to work for the USFS, really. I got a degree in Forestry and tried for 5 years to get in and finally gave up.

I don't work for them...just subcontracted. As for the beetles, average cost to rear each beetle is $2. Check out the pictures I posted on the "hemlocks 80% dead" thread. Each one of those buckets has 2000 beetles in it! That's an expensive bucket! I really don't know why it costs so much. I think part of the problem is that the only thing they eat is adelgid, so finding food for them while rearing may get tricky at times...

Interesting. I'll check the thread out. That'll learn me for being sarcastic again.! Anyway BigJohn get any leads yet?

Thanks guys. I'm just looking for some part time work and to stay below IRS radar.

Oh yeah that picture was taken in a prison. It is the picture from the ID I recieved while I was visiting a friend in jail. I thought it was funny picture. It must be that prison atmosphere that brings out the worse.