Need to hire an excavator but are unsure how to? It isn’t a difficult process but hiring an excavator does have a few steps involved, and will require information from you about the job. Hiring an excavator can seem daunting, especially if it’s not something you do regularly. This step by step excavator hire process is designed to help everyone hire an excavator, whether you use them everyday onsite or have never needed an excavator before.When you need to hire an excavator, you normally need to have something demolished, removed, dug up or filled in. If this applies to you then you need to identify some key information that will make your call with an excavator hire company a breeze.
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Thiess has won a 5-year, $1.2b contract for mining services at Mt Arthur, in the Hunter Valley, that is anticipated to create around 300 jobs.
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Deciding which is the right excavator to hire for the job is often the hardest part of the hire process. Excavators come in all shapes and sizes with a range of purposes to make your life on site easier. From long reach excavators to compact excavators we can help you decide which excavator you need to hire. Excavators are one of the most prevalent construction machines in the industry, so finding and hiring the one you need isn’t a difficult process. The main problem you will find is availability, one day you may be able to get an excavator to site in an hour and another day all excavators may be booked out for a week. If you need to hire an excavator with an operator, which is called ‘wet hire’ in the industry, availability can vary even more. It’s important to be flexible with your own availability and work with the excavator hire company to get the job done. We have come up with a few key questions you need to answer that will help you decide which is the right excavator for your job.
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