Search results for query: *

Here, legally, the two business must operate separately, never together. The Sub-contractor climber can't work with the General Contractor's ground worker. Does that rule get broken? All the time!

i‘ve met lots of climbers from the uk coming to germany for the better pay. also sub‘s need their own insurance and are responsible for stuff they break around here.

In the UK, it’s the original contractor’s responsibility/insurance. What if there’s a dispute over whether the climber feels the groundsman (employed by the main contractor) is responsible? If the freelance climber puts a hole in the roof then all the main contractor can do is not hire that guy...

Friends!

I try to focus on what I want instead of what I don't want. I try to get new climbers to do this. I don't want to fall. Vs. I want to safely and confidently climb and descend from the tree. Also, focus/ walk them through a process of mentally defining the goal, exploring options...

I think it's different being a subcontractor than an employeeas to responsibility for damage. This gets messy when a subcontractor is working with tools and employees of the general (main) contractor. Subs can't use/ work with general contractors', tools, employees, nor supervision/...

Why would you need liability insurance? If you damage something surely the main contractor is responsible.

Epic I have a pandora channel with that type of Music Epic long boring road trips 😆

These days it’s easy to break the junior. Soft hands these daze, gotta make it fun. Attendance awards, pink participation ribbons and gold stars.

….

Can his ass!!! :D

But rarely wears the helmet...🙄

She looks like a Sandy.

Here ya go, brother :) https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/the-official-work-pictures-thread.16493/page-1444#post-1179489

I would guess, no General Liability, No LLC, No Business license, No EIN or TIN, Kinda like just a dude.... w tools. will travel for work. It's actually a Chevette.

I have a hand written phone book from the mid 70s. Lots of memories in there. My youngest son added his contribution to it when he was 4 or 5. Almost 47 now.

I've been training the old crew new pruning. Ed and Brian's structure pruning. Central leader with small aspect ratio limbs.