Fletcher Building has proudly called New Zealand home since 1909, and today, we employ more than 9000 people across New Zealand, Australia, and the South Pacific. Our operations span the manufacture and distribution of building products across Australia and New Zealand, from insulation that helps keep homes warm and dry to cement, a fundamental building block of structures around the world. We also operate retail businesses that supply these products, and many more, to tradespeople across the Tasman. Beyond products and distribution, we build homes, create communities, improve productivity and contribute to the quality of life of people living and working in cities and regions across our markets. Fletcher Building is dual listed on the NZX and ASX and operates through four divisions – Light Building Products, Heavy Building Materials, Distribution, and Residential and Development. Across all of our operations we strive for excellence in efficiency, innovation, health and safety, and environmental performance.
On-site · Hamilton
The driver will safely operate Class 5 vehicles to transport materials and heavy equipment across various civil construction and roading sites. Responsibilities include performing pre-start checks, maintaining accurate logbooks, and ensuring all loads are secured according to safety regulations.
On-site · Hamilton
The Machine Operator is responsible for setting machine parameters, monitoring system performance, and performing quality control to ensure efficient production. They will also operate forklifts and troubleshoot equipment to maintain a safe and productive manufacturing environment.
On-site · Hamilton
The operator is responsible for the safe and efficient receipt, storage, and dispatch of products within the warehouse. Duties include loading and unloading trucks, picking and packing orders, and maintaining accurate warehouse system transactions.
On-site · Hamilton
The role involves operating an electric forklift to move paper pallets and managing stock levels to support production schedules. You will be responsible for counting, sorting, and delivering materials to the press while maintaining warehouse operations.
On-site · Hamilton
The Project Manager will oversee the end-to-end delivery of large-scale civil infrastructure projects, ensuring safety, commercial, and program objectives are met. They are responsible for managing budgets, contracts, and stakeholder relationships while leading multidisciplinary site teams.
On-site · Hamilton
The Construction Manager will lead the Waikato civil construction business, overseeing major capital works and operational delivery. They are responsible for managing commercial performance, client relationships, and business development across the region.
On-site · Hamilton
The Paving Manager will lead the planning, programming, and delivery of asphalt surfacing projects while managing budgets and commercial performance. They are responsible for coordinating crews, subcontractors, and equipment while ensuring safety, quality, and contract compliance.
On-site · Hamilton
The Estimator will manage tender and pricing submissions from start to finish for civil construction projects. They will collaborate with operational teams, suppliers, and clients to ensure accurate pricing and successful project delivery.
On-site · Hamilton
Lead the day-to-day delivery of chipseal surfacing works by coordinating crews, plant, materials, and traffic management. Ensure all projects are completed safely, well-organized, and on schedule while maintaining quality standards.
On-site · Hamilton
The Region Manager is responsible for the overall performance, profitability, and strategic direction of the Waikato region's civil infrastructure and roading operations. This role involves leading multi-disciplinary teams, ensuring safety and quality standards, and managing key stakeholder relationships to drive regional growth.
