Put a groundy up a spar to tie off the rigging line today. He is real eager to learn but can't shut up long enough to take instruction. Been here 6 months and can't tie a running bowline. Put his spikes on the outside of his feet. I let it play out for a bit but finally told him to turn them around. He still managed to put them on wrong again. I explained how to start out, but it didn't take. He just hugged the tree and tried to take too big a step. At 5 feet he looked awful. Sweating bullets, he couldn't breath and was asking for water. He tried to make it the rest of the way but only got another 10 feet or so. Then awkwardly slid down the tree. Wouldn't have mattered if he made it to the top cause he can't tie the knot anyway. That's ok cause I didn't need a rope in the tree either. When he got the harness off he said he instantly felt better. Said harness was too tight. Think it was fear! Oh well. Guess he's back to dragging brush and....well...just dragging brush
It's always something little that throws my back out, nothing ever major. A lot of times it's just from sleeping wrong!
Me 2... I'll tire it out and then it is something hella stupid that is the straw.
Rest up Steve.... I hope it sets in right
I gotta be with this guy. It's been six months. He's up for demotion next week. Yesterday my partner was taking down a big tulip poplar and zip lined his saw to me. This guy I'm talking about watched him zip 2 blocks to me, then as the saw is comming down he walks under the rope. We are screaming at him to get out of the way and the saw just barely missed him. I can't tell him enough to be always looking and listening. His time will come to an end soonAnd "Wouldn't have mattered if he made it to the top cause he can't tie the knot anyway. That's ok cause I didn't need a rope in the tree either. "
You are merciless!
I gotta be with this guy. It's been six months. He's up for demotion next week. Yesterday my partner was taking down a big tulip poplar and zip lined his saw to me. This guy I'm talking about watched him zip 2 blocks to me, then as the saw is comming down he walks under the rope. We are screaming at him to get out of the way and the saw just barely missed him. I can't tell him enough to be always looking and listening. His time will come to an end soon
This!Dude sounds like a liability cut him loose.