Gang of Scaffolders Needed - London - 8 weeks

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My client has an 8 week job in Central London starting ASAP.

Ideally need gangs of three -

Advanced
P2
Labour

or

x2 P2
Labour

Contact me if you are interested. Looking to pay £14-17.00 per hour

Labour - £10.00 per hour

Harriet Faulkner

01452 782 920
 
Id do the labouring if I had a clue what I was doing :)

Pass, take, pass, take, clean, get dinners, make brews, pass, take..
 
17 pounds an hour? own travel? own digs? put your money up! central london is a rip off parking, congestion charge, claim it on your expenses which you wont see for another year wake up
Drive in £10.00
congestion charge £10.00
parking 25.00
£45.00 expence
£136 for 8hrs
-20% tax
108
-45.00 expence
63.8

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london bus drivers will officially earn more.
 
fuckin hell , not exactly worth it , also they dont say how many hours , 40? 72?
 
you just know youll be there with no paid mandatory break
 
advice needed erecting a job today on a private dwelling ready for putting the 4th lift on gable end and found a kestrels nest in a weephole with 5 chicks in it and have been told that it would be breaking the law to carry on in case it disturbs or distresses the bird and its young obviousley we now have to drill just below where the nest is and then there will be another 2 lifts to put on just wondering if anyone else as come across anything like this before and how would i stand if we carry on and the bird abandons the nest
 
i got a twelveball if you need it!
seriously personally i would stop you can get in a whole heap of **** if you disturb the nest the rspca epa would have a field day jumping your ass into the ground
See site manager or the client if privatly owned tell the owner, these birds could have been there for years and would possibly be noted as part of a family by some twitcher watching you scaffold. Good luck
 
Still a common bird-of-prey in most areas of the UK, but the breeding population has suffered a decline of 25-49% in the last 25 years

It is therefore a UK amber list bird species, and is protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended)

Ragscaff
 
it is frowned upon to disturb nests so i would stop.

we had to stop dismantling a bridge for 6 weeks due to a nest with chicks, 6 weeks extra hire,;)

how the fukc did that happen? wrong thread,
 
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