worker for work!

[James_skingley]

I am currently employed by one of the Uk's finest and most respected tree specialist teams, for the last three years I have been climbing for them on a daily basis and two years ago I was promoted to team leader. I have qualifications for chainsaw use and maintanance, climbing and ariel rescue, use of a chainsaw from a rope and harness, rigging and dismantling, felling small and medium sized trees, chipper and stumpgrinder use, first aid at work, construction site health and safety, COSHH, traffic management and street works qualifications.
Im 31 but am still fit and healthy, I have a broad spectrum of knowledge in the arboriculture sector but more so a love of trees and woodlands that keeps me well motivated and always looking to improve myself in the industry.
I am looking to take a working holiday in the States so if anyone out there knows of a company in need of a damn hard worker for anywhere up to a year, gimmie a shout please.
I dont know all the ins and outs of working holiday visas for the US but Ive been through the Canadian immigration process a few times and have learned a lot about fast-tracking.


Love your work

 

[ROPECLIMBER]

James,

I took a seasonal job here last fall and plan on going back this spring, they run from april 1st till mid november depending on the snow fall, You can contact them through this site

Aspen Tree Service | Specializing in Tree Preservation and Restoration

It is beatiful country and a great company with late model equipment and about 25 employees including 10-12 ISA Certified Arborists and a Board Certified Master Arborist, there website needs some help but I can send you some pictures from the 2-3 months I was up there,

Paul

PS let me know if you get on I may need to split an appartment

 

[James_skingley]

Thanks bro, ive sent them a message so will see, funny its not far from where my mum goes on holiday