There have been some good side effects of the lockdown and curfews including less people on the streets which means less litter. The roads are quiet too, although there are some drivers who now see the roads as their personal racetrack. Hopefully, the improved hygiene standard will continue forever. It has been a good time …
Some say that life is a journey. One chapter of my life journey is working at Erasito for almost thirteen memorable years. I joined Erasito on 14 May, 2007. I spent one day in the Suva Office and was deployed to the Savusavu building project site the following day. My first year in Erasito was …
‘Rain’ or ‘Shine’ are the two words that will encourage anyone and everyone in Erasito to think of sports when announced on a fortnightly basis. The Erasito team will find any location to have what transpires as a Work Out and Team Bonding activity whether its volleyball, netball, billiard, touch rugby, frisbee, or soccer. ECL …
This Project began 30 years ago. The objective was to provide access to the outer islands and make lasting safety improvements for the transfer of passengers from ship to the shore and significantly reduce the damage to cargo and to speed the transportation operations through improving the cargo packaging and handling. We enabled outer islands …
After a two year break from our traditional `Company Getawaysˊ, the Erasito Team managed to organise one which took place at Natadola Beach and then at the Robinson Crusoe Island during the weekend of 21st December, 2012. The night before we departed for the island, we camped at Natadola Beach. We arrived on the Beach …
My first project when I joined Erasito Consultants Limited (ECL) in August, 2012 was the WASH Infrastructure Upgrading works Project. Our client for this project was Live and Learn Environmental Education (LLEE)
The engineering team took a Learn to Dive course in March, 2004 out to Beqa Island and swam with sharks, manta rays, turtles and tons and tons of tropical fish!
“Erasito Consultants has everything going for it: An FTIB Award, and more big overseas jobs.” Article Written By Lusiana Banuve-Leqa, Fiji’s Business Magazine, January 2002
“For an engineer’s dream which began as a boy at Monasavu Dam” You need to be dedicated and believe in what you are doing. – Terence Erasito By Aniltra Chaudhari, The Review, April/May 2001
Terence Erasito was one of the winners of the 1996 FDB-Westpac Start Your Own Business.