Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd

Roadworks on the Mid North Coast

Your local earthmoving specialists, trusted by councils and clients across the Mid North Coast for over 25 years.

Workers on A Circular Concrete Pad — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW
Gravel Road Through a Forest, Curving Upwards — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW

Access & Infrastructure

Comprehensive Road Construction Services

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd has built a reputation on more than 25 years of hard work for being a road builder that councils and private clients alike trust for quality, reliable work. We provide a range of roadworks services across the Mid North Coast, including Taree, Wingham, Gloucester, Old Bar, Harrington, Laurieton, Hallidays Point, Forster, Bulahdelah and beyond. See below:


  • Pavement works & landscaping
  • Bridge construction
  • Roundabout construction
  • Retaining wall construction
  • Ground improvement & slope stability services
  • Installing traffic guidance systems
  • Setting up temporary signalling & lighting
  • Sidetrack construction
  • Linemarking
  • Driveway construction


To book our roadworks services on your property, call (02) 6556 3068.

Project

Council & Private Services

Trusted Partners

At Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd, our roadworks services are available to both council and private clients. From general road repairs to highway roadworks, lighting and more, we’ve got the skills and expertise to bring your road system back up to speed!


When it comes to roadworks, safety, quality and speed of delivery are crucial. Our team are committed to completing efficient roadworks in a safe environment with incredible attention to detail to ensure a high-quality result.


It’s this attitude that has led Jim Anderson to be recommended by many of our previous contracting partners. To learn more, get in touch today!

Workers in high-visibility vests operate construction machinery on a freshly paved residential street — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW.
Construction crew working with a cement mixer and yellow curbing machine on a paved road surface

Project

Upgrade of Pacific Highway from Frederickton to Eungai 2014 to 2017

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd supplied plant, trucks and subcontractor support for the upgrade of the Pacific Highway from Frederickton to Eungai between 2014 and 2017.


The scope of works included supply of trucks from the JAE fleet, along with up to 30 subcontractors. Trucking operations involved carting general fill, transporting timber off site to agreed farm areas and hauling bulk concrete to the paver.


  • Plant and equipment supplied to the project included:
  • Five excavators for general earthworks, all fitted with GPS.
  • A Posi-Track for general earthworks.
  • A backhoe for pipe crew works and general duties.
  • A D6T dozer with GPS for batter works and cut-to-fill operations.
  • A grader with GPS for UTS trim works.


Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd completed the early access works for the project, providing the initial access tracks for construction traffic. The team was first on site and remained on site for the duration of the project.

Project

Kempsey Bypass 2012

Trusted Partners

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd supplied plant and equipment for the Kempsey Bypass project in 2012.


The scope of works involved provision of excavators, a Posi-Track, trucks, tip trucks and a backhoe, with all machinery remaining on site for the duration of the project.


Tasks completed included:


  • Clearing and grubbing works.
  • Stormwater drainage pipe works.
  • Construction of flood mounds.
  • Bulk earthworks operations.
  • Backfilling of bridge abutments.
  • Placement and compaction of road base.
  • Final trim of earthworks batters using GPS technology.
  • Excavation of a large dam at Frederickton, including installation of extra wide swoop tracks.
  • Verge placement works.


The project required coordinated plant supply and continuous on-site support to carry out a range of earthworks and drainage activities associated with the bypass development.

A yellow excavator stands on a dirt construction site near a new concrete curb under a clear blue sky — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW.
A narrow trench lined with white fabric and partially filled with gray gravel at a construction site.

Project

Upgrade of Pacific Highway from Titenbar to Ewingsdale 2011

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd supplied plant and equipment for the upgrade of the Pacific Highway from Tintenbar to Ewingsdale in 2011.


The team remained on site for a period of 12 months, providing continuous support throughout the project.


The scope of works included supply of excavators fitted with GPS technology to carry out stormwater drainage works associated with the highway upgrade.

Project

Upgrade of Pacific Highway from Sapphire to Halfway Creek 2017

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd supplied plant and haulage support for the upgrade of the Pacific Highway from Sapphire to Halfway Creek in 2017.


The scope of works included provision of 20 tip trucks, including subcontractor trucks, for bulk concrete cartage associated with the highway upgrade.

Yellow Construction Wheel Loader on Dirt Under a Cloudy Sky — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW
A Yellow Excavator on A Construction Site — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW

Project

Upgrade of Pacific Highway from Halfway Creek to Glenugie

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd supplied plant and haulage support for the upgrade of the Pacific Highway from Halfway Creek to Glenugie.


The scope of works included provision of tip trucks for bulk concrete cartage and earthworks as required, including coordination of 20 subcontractor trucks.


Additional tasks undertaken included supply of Posi-Tracks for concrete clean-up at pavement level, along with GPS-controlled batter excavation works.

Project

Upgrade of Pacific Highway from Kundabung to Kempsey

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd undertook early works and plant supply for the upgrade of the Pacific Highway from Kundabung to Kempsey.


The scope of works included supply of GPS-equipped excavators to complete landholder sediment works, construction of access tracks, dam alterations and general earthworks. Works also involved placement of temporary steel pile casing pipes within waterways, installation of drainage for both dirty and clean water, construction of sediment ponds and loading and carting of mulch to stockpiles.


Additional plant and support provided included:


  • Dozer operations for early access tracks, compound establishment, landholder works and general earthworks.
  • Tip trucks and subcontractor trucks for general earthworks.
  • A water truck for dust suppression.
  • A grader with GPS for UTS trim works.
  • A Posi-Track for general earthworks.


These works formed part of the broader early-stage construction activities associated with the highway upgrade.

A Recently Poured Concrete Driveway Leading up To a Gate — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW
A Road Roller Compacts Gravel on A Construction Site — Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd in Coopernook, NSW

Project

Upgrade of Pacific Highway from Oxley Highway to Kundabung

Jim Anderson Earthmoving Pty Ltd supplied plant and haulage support for the upgrade of the Pacific Highway from Oxley Highway to Kundabung.


The scope of works included supply of tip trucks for general earthworks and concrete cartage as required throughout the project.


Additional plant and services provided included:


  • Supply of excavators fitted with GPS for general earthworks and pipe laying for the pipe crew.
  • Provision of a Posi-Track and truck to AJ Contracting for placement of a retaining wall bridge abutment.
  • Supply of machinery and trucks for final compound clean-up works.
  • General earthworks across multiple stages of the project.
  • Rework following rain damage, including sediment control basin rectification.


These works formed part of the broader construction activities associated with the highway upgrade.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are roadworks?

    Roadworks refer to construction, maintenance or upgrade activities carried out on roads and related infrastructure. This can include building new roads, resurfacing existing roads, repairing potholes, improving drainage, constructing roundabouts and installing safety features such as barriers and signage. Roadworks are undertaken to improve safety, traffic flow and the long-term durability of transport networks for both public and private use.

  • Are roadworks different for private roads and public roads?

    Yes, roadworks for private roads and public roads often differ in terms of standards, approvals and oversight. Public roadworks are subject to stricter regulatory requirements, inspections and traffic management obligations. Private roadworks may have more flexibility but still need to meet safety and engineering standards. The intended use of the road influences design and construction requirements.

  • What approvals are required for roadworks?

    Approvals for roadworks depend on the location and scope of the project. Public roadworks typically require council or government approval, along with traffic management plans and environmental assessments. Private roadworks may still require permits if they affect public access, drainage or utilities. Obtaining approvals before work begins helps prevent delays and compliance issues.

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