Hart Forestry require machine operators and hand cutters for an extensive program of forestry operations across the South of England. Forestry experience and a mechanical background are desirable. FMOC certification can be arranged for those with machine experience but no formal qualifications.
Please contact us at mail@hartforestry.co.uk And include your details, reference, experience and qualifications.
Rates of pay are negotiable based on experience and ability.
About Hart Forestry
Hart Forestry Ltd are a forestry company based near Wimborne, Dorset, offering a comprehensive and professional forestry contracting service.
We carry out forestry, timber harvesting, conservation work, biomass chipping and sales, excavator work and tree surgery to commercial and private customers across Dorset and the south of England.
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