Every site starts with a look at the slope itself — the material, the water path and how the cut will behave once it is open. That decides the machine, the bench heights and the sequence, not the other way round.
We run compact and mid-size excavators that can work on narrow hill benches, rock breakers for hard strata, and backhoe loaders for trenching and back-filling. Where access is tight, smaller machines and staged spoil removal keep the job moving without cutting more than the design needs.
Retaining walls, breast walls and drainage go in as part of the same programme, so the face is protected before the next spell of rain rather than after it.