Machine Operator

About the Company We are a dedicated team focused on delivering high-quality civil and excavation services in Central Otago. Our client has a strong reputation in the industry and is known for engaging in a variety of projects, from essential drainage and subdivision work to exciting developments such as playgrounds and skateparks. With numerous projects on the horizon, we are seeking a skilled machine operator to join our team. About the Role In this full-time, permanent position, you will be actively involved in a diverse range of tasks. As a machine operator, you will handle responsibilities such as cutting site pads, loading out bulk materials, trimming for finish, and digging around live services. Your expertise will be crucial in ensuring that all operations are conducted safely and efficiently. You will be working with machinery ranging from 5T to 20T, so it is important that you are confident in operating different types of equipment. If you hold a Class 4 or 5 license, it will be an advantage in this role. We pride ourselves on our supportive, close-knit team culture, where collaboration and hard work are highly valued. You will be joining a group that supports one another both on and off the job site. Requirements We are looking for a skilled machine operator who possesses the following qualifications: - Proven experience in civil and general excavation work - Current WTR (Wheel, Track, and Roller) endorsements - Class 2-5 license (Class 4 or 5 is a bonus) - Strong understanding of health and safety practices - Good communication skills - A proactive attitude and willingness to take on challenges, including overtime if desired - Ability to work effectively both in a team setting and independently Benefits By joining our team, you will enjoy several benefits, including: - A permanent role with competitive wages - A company vehicle and paid travel - Overtime pay at time and a half after 40 hours - A diverse range of projects to keep your work engaging and dynamic - A strong pipeline of ongoing projects, providing long-term job security - Clear opportunities for career advancement within the organization - A supportive team culture that emphasizes collaboration and hard work If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply online or send your CV to Dunedin@Heights.nz. Please note that applicants may be required to undergo pre-employment alcohol and drug testing. Candidates for this position must have New Zealand residency or a valid New Zealand work visa.