Exaro Contracting LTD

05/03/2025

*Update*

Thank you to everyone that showed interest and applied. These roles have now been filled and we currently do not have any more available positions.

We are currently seeking skilled Roller/Dump Truck Operators as well as GPS Operators to join our team for work across Auckland. The ideal candidate will be a motivated and safety-conscious individual with a strong ability to work efficiently in a team environment. We are looking for someone who contributes positively to the team and plays an active role in finding solutions. Remuneration is dependent on experience.

28/10/2024

07/10/2024

08/08/2024

https://www.trademe.co.nz/jobs/construction-roading/machine-operators/auction-4854337767.htm

Exaro Contracting is seeking GPS final trim digger, Dozer, ADT, Roller operators for land development and infrastructure projects in South/West Auckland/Rodney/...

01/08/2024

We're thrilled to announce that the Exaro team took on the Dry July challenge this year and achieved a great outcome! By July 31st, our dedicated team raised an impressive $1,729.09. True to our commitment, Exaro has matched this amount, bringing our grand total to $3,458.18!
But the journey isn't over yet! There's still time to contribute. Donations to our Dry July team page will be accepted until 10am on Monday, July 15th, 2024. Your support can make a difference—let's keep the momentum going!

https://www.dryjuly.co.nz/teams/teatotalers

31/07/2024

Exaro is at the forefront of innovation in safety by partnering with Blindsight to trial advanced AI for blind spot’s on our skid steer and other high risk plant. These cutting-edge features are designed to eliminate risks, ensuring a safer work environment for our operators and enhancing overall site safety.

For Operators
“I find the blindsight on our skid steer very useful especially when having to maneuver into tight spots with lots of people around. The cameras give us a clear view of those blind spots that we otherwise wouldn’t be able to see, making the whole operation much safer and more efficient” Hoani Harris – Operator

Blindsight enhances operator awareness by covering blind spots and ensuring that no person or specified object are within exclusion zones. This compact, in-cab alert system uses simple, bright LED lights, audio beeps, and vibrations to notify operators when an object or person is detected, without adding the distraction of another screen.
• Non-intrusive alert system keeps operators focused on their work
• Customizable alerts tailored to the machine and specific tasks, such as alerting only during reverse operations to prevent alert fatigue

For Supervisors
Blindsight lowers the site's risk profile by providing comprehensive, visual, video-based reporting. Safety managers and supervisors gain a big-picture overview of assets and triggered alerts through map-based locations and heat maps, enabling proactive identification of high-risk areas and thorough reporting of near misses. The video footage serves as an effective training tool for toolbox meetings and site induction processes.
• Automatic alert notifications
• Visual reporting with heat maps, video recording, and location data
• Powerful, visual training tailored to your site's specific processes

“Having blindsight on our machine gives me confidence that the operator in the machine knows his surroundings at all times, this also adds another control to mitigate further risk to staff or property damage.” Kane Wight – Senior supervisor

We are really excited to be trialing this new AI technology!
Aptella New Zealand

Nick Griffin
Director

20/06/2024

12/02/2024

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05/05/2023

Both Exaro Contracting LTD and Exaro Roading involved in some SH closures over the last few weeks. Exaro Contracting up north on the 2 week Brynderwyns closure and Exaro Roading on the SH 58 weekend closure in Wellington allong side Boscos. Thanks again to our Clients, the guys and girls for the hard work 💪

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency - Auckland

27/04/2023

Proud of the team doing the good Mahi. 💪🏼

We're reopening State Highway 1 over the Brynderwyns to all vehicles in both directions at 6am on Monday next week, 1 May.

Roadworkers have made great progress during the closure. They've worked across all three overslips in the slip area, including work like cutting back the hillside to move it further from the road, and removing loose material to make the road safe.

We're looking forward to reopening the road on Monday. We'll still be onsite removing material from the southern slip sites. Until Monday morning, keep an eye on this post for updates, including detour information: https://www.facebook.com/nztanorthland/posts/pfbid02C8a8cRuWfD5tDbyGsUWXWQrJvdmYjpziunE4zYRXZpaL4rdwGwzN4PUDGC3st64ol

A big thank you for your patience, understanding, and support as we've worked through this.

03/03/2023

I want to do a big shout out to Waiputu Marae for the amazing work they are doing in the Hawkes Bay. They have come together and become a real hub, working around the clock to serve their community. When Radar, Harrison and Aisea arrived on Wednesday night, they were greeted by lots of willing hands to help unload the container of donated goods. They were so appreciative to receive the much needed supplies that will be redistributed to the hard hit communities in the region.
Keep up the good work Tomoana @ Tane Tomoana, all the Cuzzies and Whanau.
A massive thank you to all who gave so generously across the Hbiscus Coast and Rodney communities. We are humbled by the love and support shown to help those affected by cyclone Gabrielle. Love to you all ❤️