Private / utility tree trimmers are skilled laborers
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Christopher Downer
8 years ago
I have a degree in urban forestry and I used to climb...so I understand completely
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Doug Sargent
8 years ago
Am a climber/bucket operator for 20 plus years myself
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Jermaine mcclure
8 years ago
Make it happen
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Josh
8 years ago
Yup
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Jason Chapuis
8 years ago
I hope you make a difference.
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Eric Storrs
8 years ago
Trimmers should be considered skilled labor
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James wagers
8 years ago
Yes tree trimming should be considered skilled trade because not everyone can do this work. Know that first hand. And it dangerous as hell. Thanks.
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Jesse Stabile
8 years ago
Its been a long time coming!!
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Jacob Kessell
8 years ago
Climb hard brothers !
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Corey Turpin
8 years ago
I would just like to see an average Joe come do this job
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Chris Twilley
8 years ago
We are out here risking our lives around hot power lines we need what linemen get
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Kathrine Rieger
8 years ago
Using chainsaws around power lines should be reason enough for people who don’t know to realize that this is skilled labor. Let’s add in the fact that not only are they keeping the right of way clear for the city, they are doing it in the rain, sleet, snow and extreme heat, they are also doing a technical job of removing trees in back yards and do it without damaging property. I don’t think people realize how much thought, training and skill it takes to rig pieces of trees around high voltage lines and buildings/fences/whatnot.
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Chris Douglass
8 years ago
We work around "hot" power lines, and lives have been lost for simply touching them.
It takes plenty of skill to apply the knowledge and prevent damages
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Connor Convery
8 years ago
They risk themselves every day and do a job that many couldn't. Long hours, low pay, and dangerous work. These guys are skilled and professional and they deserve recognition for their trade.
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Robert Cuilty
8 years ago
Regulate the industry. Educate the customers.
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Daniel Woodson
8 years ago
Good workers
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Chris russell
8 years ago
We work out butts off we deserve more than what we make it’s hot as crap and we do more work than your average day job
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Cindy Black
8 years ago
This is over due, these men and women risk their lives daily to complete a service in lousy weather at best. But mostly a job most people would not even try. Do what's best for these people!!!
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Deb Platt
8 years ago
Yes !!! Professionals ! Their lives depend on their skills !
I have a degree in urban forestry and I used to climb...so I understand completely
Am a climber/bucket operator for 20 plus years myself
Make it happen
Yup
I hope you make a difference.
Trimmers should be considered skilled labor
Yes tree trimming should be considered skilled trade because not everyone can do this work. Know that first hand. And it dangerous as hell. Thanks.
Its been a long time coming!!
Climb hard brothers !
I would just like to see an average Joe come do this job
We are out here risking our lives around hot power lines we need what linemen get
Using chainsaws around power lines should be reason enough for people who don’t know to realize that this is skilled labor. Let’s add in the fact that not only are they keeping the right of way clear for the city, they are doing it in the rain, sleet, snow and extreme heat, they are also doing a technical job of removing trees in back yards and do it without damaging property. I don’t think people realize how much thought, training and skill it takes to rig pieces of trees around high voltage lines and buildings/fences/whatnot.
We work around "hot" power lines, and lives have been lost for simply touching them. It takes plenty of skill to apply the knowledge and prevent damages
They risk themselves every day and do a job that many couldn't. Long hours, low pay, and dangerous work. These guys are skilled and professional and they deserve recognition for their trade.
Regulate the industry. Educate the customers.
Good workers
We work out butts off we deserve more than what we make it’s hot as crap and we do more work than your average day job
This is over due, these men and women risk their lives daily to complete a service in lousy weather at best. But mostly a job most people would not even try. Do what's best for these people!!!
Yes !!! Professionals ! Their lives depend on their skills !
Been saying this for years!