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Yep. Apply for a ground position, then once you're in you can begin working on your climbing training.

I don't know about that. They might think he's over-qualified for treework and will cut out as soon an a new EMT gig comes along.

The one time I climbed TV towers the fella told me to jump on it so I wouldn't get a zap from the static ele build up on the tower.

Ahhhh.

Metal liner in a bucket? Really? Why???

It will wake you up! Orrrrr, put you to sleep...

It's a most unusual feeling, indeed. The speed of it is amazing!

There ya go!

Nothing to setting it up. Nothing to deleting it if you don't like it.

Hahahahahaaa!

One step closer to getting hired!

Just a word of advice... Do your best to show the safe side of treework, PPE and all that. YouTube is full of all that other stuff.

A real TreeMan has his own gear. :drink: Who wants to rely on what gets thrown @ you? Knot me.

Of course. You've already been turned down, so what's the harm? Unless they tell you to stop pestering them, persevere!

It's not a work zone, but even that would work if you were wearing a skullbucket. I'm talking about showing up at the shop/office, where the crews get their marching orders. Trust me... it works. Valid driver's license, ready to work... I'd hire a fella like that if I was looking.

Coffee and doughnuts?

If I was hot to trot to get hired, I'd show up @ 6:45 at every treeco (with my lunch packed and a pair of gloves) in my area, a different company every day. IME, Mondays are the best days to get hired. NO phone calls. :drink:

Oh, I've heard that - even felt it, sorta... the hairs on the back of my neck...

I was referring to this post.

I've never seen it jump 30 feet before.