If you love trees, enjoy doing safe quality work and are a
team player then we have vacancies.

If you are a consultant and want to work with amazing trees in
a rapidly growing industry we have vacancies.

If you can sell tree work and have a proven track record (verrifiable)
then why not sell where there are virtually no other sales people and
yes we have vacancies.

You must be keen enthusiasic and a self starter. Help given with immagration
to succesful applicants. Vacancies exist in Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra and
Melbourne.

Canadian and British citizens a distinct advantage.

Mark

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Hi I'm interested in the arborist positions. How much are you paying your top climbers and what kind of pay would I be able to expect if you like my credentials? Are there any benefits? What is the taxation percentage down there? Are you climbers ISA Cert? Is it hard to get a work visa if Canadian?
Thanks for the prompt response.
mika

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Dear Mr Hartley

I have just completed an HND at Myerscough College, England an am interaested in the arborist positions advertised.
Could you give me some more info. please

Thanks, Simon

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Gday Mark
Yes Im interested in climbing for you, I like the way you opperate, no fuss, just get it done.
I have all my own equipment, 8 chainsaws 12" to 48" bar, lowering & tag lines, pullys, friction drum, slings etc etc & rated. I also hold my own sick accident & pub liability policys. I have a Hort Cert & Tree Surgrery Cert.
I do not work cheap, but I do work safely and efficiently.
My experience in the tree industry is extensive.
Looking forward to playing down you neck of the woods again soon.
Rodney M Page

Reply to post by Ned, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

For those of you who don't know Rodney (aka Ned) is a class act
who has been helping us to keep things going whist we are short staffed.

He is a quality contractor, there on tme, does the job and will work by
floodlight if need be to get a job done but is equally hapy to go home when
the tree is on the ground.

Mark

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Mr. Hartley

I was just wondering, what time of the year is
your "high season"? I live in Canada and for an
example the "high season" is April-Sept.

Reply to post by Ben Taylor, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Ben,

High season? You prbably get snow. We get rain and a cold winters day is 42.
You can see evergreen trees flushing in winter here. In either case it is
slow over our Christmas break which lasts for 4 weeks. We stop for 10 days otherwise
we can and do work all year.

Mark

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Hey Mark how are you?
I was at the ASCA Academy with you up in Napa, well i passed the report OK and now I'looking to re-locate.
I'm currently the manager of a tree company in Mountain View California, we have 8 crews and fourty employees, I'm a certified Arborist with the ISA, I hold the certificate of Arboriculture with the Royal forestry Society of Great Britain, the National certificate in Arboriculture also from Great Britain and now i have the certification of Consulting Arborist with ASCA.
House prices here in bay area are crazy, so I'm looking at all options.
I'm a British citizen with an American Green card but my fiance and her 5 year old daughter are American. hope every thing is going well.
Alan.

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

plese send details

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

i want to immagration to australia

Reply to post by Mark Hartley, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

I am interested in applying for the tree climbers positions.
I am at present working in New Jersey, for Bartlett Tree Experts, I am British, but would like to work/live in Australia.
If you require any further information please feel free to contact me.
Thanks Ron Hampson

Reply to post by bhuiyan badrul amin, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Dear Sir,

Just I would like to know how much does it cost,
and how long it will take?

NOte: I am computer Eng. with 4 years experiance.

And Please advice me if the immagration fee the same like before or they make it more?

Thanks & Regards

Sam Shrouki

Reply to post by bhuiyan badrul amin, on March 26, 2000 at 08:21:44:

Hi, Im an 17 year old South African female and I would like to know more about immagrating to Australia, Sydney. If possible could you please e-mail me more information and nesassary information. Thank you.

Reply to post by Celeste Esterhuysen, on February 11, 2002 at 00:02:33:

HI ALL I AL JORDANIAN AND I AM MARRIED AND I HAVE A COMPUTER SINCE CERT, FROM INDIA WITH CLASS A AND I HAVE AGOOD EXPERINACE ON COMPUTER MATTERS AND I HAVE ABABY GIRLS(DUTOR) WHAT I HAVE TO DO TO GUT IMMEGRATION ?
PLEAS REPLAY
REGARDS
AHMAD

Reply to post by AHMAD SOLIMAN ABO ASAB, on March 29, 2003 at 12:18:01:

Iam sudaness ingneer in communication and control,iwant to immagration to australia
please help me
with my weshes