Chipsealing Specialist Operator — Permanent 40h + Growth

Fletcher Building Limited; Auckland; On-site; NZD 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

KiwiSaver employer contribution 4%

Fuel discounts

Monthly pie & coffee

40-hour guaranteed week

Job summary

Higgins Green Team in Auckland is seeking an experienced Specialist Operator to join our chipsealing crew. You will operate the bitumen sprayer and contribute to high-quality surfacing work across road maintenance projects.

A Class 4 driver licence is essential, with a Class 5 license and Dangerous Goods endorsement preferred. We offer a permanent role, guaranteed 40 hours per week, and ongoing training, with benefits that support you and your whānau.

Qualifications

• Previous experience as a Sprayer Operator within Chipsealing or road surfacing.
• A Class 4 Driver Licence is essential, with a Class 5 Licence being an advantage.
• Dangerous Goods endorsement preferred (we'll support you to gain this if needed)
• A safety-first attitude, with a commitment to keeping yourself, your team, and the public safe
• A team-player mindset, with the flexibility and reliability to work in all conditions, rain or shine
• Passion for the industry, a strong work ethic, and a willingness to learn and grow

Responsibilities

• Operate the bitumen sprayer safely and efficiently.
• Ensure accurate application across road maintenance projects.
• Maintain quality outcomes and equipment.
• Adhere to safety protocols to protect self, crew and public

Skills

Sprayer operation

Chipsealing experience

Safety awareness

Team player

Tools

Bitumen sprayer

Road maintenance equipment

Job description

Higgins Green Team in Auckland is seeking an experienced Specialist Operator to join our chipsealing crew. You will operate the bitumen sprayer and contribute to high-quality surfacing work across road maintenance projects.

A Class 4 driver licence is essential, with a Class 5 license and Dangerous Goods endorsement preferred. We offer a permanent role, guaranteed 40 hours per week, and ongoing training, with benefits that support you and your whānau.