littlenick
TreeHouser
I got a job yesterday with a Local tree company
the pay is pretty good too! I can't wait to start working...
the pay is pretty good too! I can't wait to start working...
How'd it go today?
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woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
That's cool, give em hell!
SkwerI
Treehouser
WTG Nick! 
Make the best of it.
Make the best of it.
littlenick
TreeHouser
WTG Nick!
Thanks! There having me work 2 days over spring break and they said we'll go from there... It's a small little company that does pretty good work...
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rangerdanger
TreeHouser
Congrats Nick!
rangerdanger
TreeHouser
I get to miss school today, so we're going to get ready to head out for 3 days to the splicing event!! I don't think I'll have interenet access at all, so see you all in 3 days or so.
OTGBOSTON
punk in drublic
Dang.... you two young guys sure are getting after it
Have fun and good luck!
Have fun and good luck!
C
Chisel Tooth
Guest
Way to go guys, learn all you can and remember to climb smart, climb safe.
littlenick
TreeHouser
Have fun man!
littlenick
TreeHouser
MasterBlaster
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Pack a lunch and don't forget your gloves!
littlenick
TreeHouser
Haha i ate out for lunch just about everyday last year and i'm tired of fast food...
I was looking at gloves yesterday at one of the tree stores around here.
Nick
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
Get some decent rain gear.
littlenick
TreeHouser
Is there anything else you guys use? I have alot of stuff but was wondering what else i should pick up...
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
A lot of guys doing tree work around my area, wear cheap nylon cover pants and windbreakers, over their trousers, chainsaw pants, or whatever, underneath. You can change in and out real quick, they easily wash and will dry, and when they get too oil ratty or whatever, tossing them and buying new is no big deal. It beats ruining good clothes.
Do you already have chaps or protective trousers?
Do you already have chaps or protective trousers?
lumberjack
Young man on the go
Nick I'd be wary of what duties you mention having with the new company. Unless they're your parents OSHA will be a frowning at you doing much more than draggin brush to the chipper or running a rake.
Unless you're a sub.
Congrats!
Unless you're a sub.
Congrats!
MasterBlaster
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Dang, I forgot about the age thing. At McDonalds, you had to be 16 to legally operate the squeegey thing for a mop. Basically, 15 years olds can't do diddley. They cannot operate any type of machinery at all.
littlenick
TreeHouser
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littlenick
TreeHouser
Nick I'd be wary of what duties you mention having with the new company. Unless they're your parents OSHA will be a frowning at you doing much more than draggin brush to the chipper or running a rake.
Unless you're a sub.
Congrats!
I'll mainly be dragging brush and running a blower...
Thanks! I guess i could be classified as a sub because i will be using my truck and stuff. I think i will just meet them at jobs.
Nick
littlenick
TreeHouser
I wonder if i would be allowed to run a bp blower...
lumberjack
Young man on the go
If you're self employed, OSHA can't touch you.
sawinredneck
Treehouser
Congrats guys!
littlenick
TreeHouser
sawinredneck
Treehouser
I love it! Just need to get people to open up their wallets and let me use it more!
W
Wagnaw
Guest
Yup... that's why I'm still holding out on a few things. :roll:
The new orchard ladder came in handy today though! And the roof rack on Brendon's old chipbox top fit's it perfect.
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