GPS Digger Operator

GPS Digger Operator

Put your GPS excavator skills to work on civil projects across South Auckland.
Earn $35–$40 per hour with weekly pay while working with established civil construction companies.
We’re looking for experienced GPS Digger Operators who can work accurately to plans, levels and grades and are confident using GPS machine-control systems.

Location: Ōtara, Auckland
Start date: ASAP
Pay rate: $35–$40 per hour, with weekly pay

What’s in it for you
  • Competitive $35–$40 per hour rate
  • Weekly pay
  • Work with established civil construction companies
  • Variety of civil projects and worksites
  • Support from the Tradestaff team
What you’ll be doing
  • Operating GPS-equipped excavators safely and efficiently
  • Using GPS machine-control systems to excavate accurately to required levels and grades
  • Carrying out bulk earthworks, trenching, digging, and site preparation
  • Reading and working from site plans, drawings, and specifications
  • Completing daily pre-start checks and basic machine maintenance
  • Working safely around machinery, ground crews, and site hazards
  • Following site procedures and maintaining a tidy, safe work area
What we’re looking for
  • Proven excavator operating experience in civil construction
  • Hands-on experience using GPS machine-control systems
  • Appropriate current NZ driver licence and relevant endorsements for the machinery being operated
  • Ability to read plans and work accurately to levels, grades and specifications
  • Strong understanding of construction site health and safety
  • Reliable, safety-focused, and able to work effectively as part of a crew
Apply online today or give the team a call on 09 276 5094 to find out more!
Why TradestaffWe’re a trusted recruitment partner with over 3 decades of experience in matching skilled tradies with great opportunities.
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