Traveling Crew Lead/Foreman

PrimeCrew Solutions•Indianapolis, IN

1d•$23 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

PRIMECREW Solutions is hiring a Field Service Foreman / Lead to lead crews supporting outages, turnarounds, emergency calls, and project work at client industrial facilities across the country. This is a working leadership role: the foreman leads the crew on site, checks work, promotes safety, and works alongside crew members. The role requires travel to client sites in multiple states for assignments lasting from a few days to a month or more. Short-notice mobilization may be required, with many crews expected on site within 24–48 hours and some the same day. Shifts may be days, nights, or rotating; outage shifts typically run 10–12 hours, and overtime, weekends, and holidays are common during outages. Travel, lodging, and per diem are provided per company policy. Eligible full-time employees receive medical, dental, vision, and life insurance. PRIMECREW provides PPE and paid safety training and certifications. Applicants must pass pre-employment screenings, including verification, a background check, drug test, medical evaluation, and fit test.

Requirements

At least 3 years of industrial plant, maintenance, or labor experience, including crew lead experience.
Bilingual English/Spanish; required.
Able to read work orders and permits and complete safety forms in English.
Valid driver's license, acceptable driving record, and valid government-issued ID for travel and site access.
Willingness to travel and spend time away from home for each assignment.
Professional conduct on site, while traveling, and at lodging.
Able to lift 50+ lbs and work long shifts in heat, dust, noise, confined spaces, and at heights while wearing full PPE, including a respirator.
Must pass pre-employment verification, background check, drug test, medical evaluation, and fit test.

Responsibilities

Attend daily plant meetings, receive job assignments, and assign and follow up on the crew's work.
Work alongside the crew and perform laborer duties when needed.
Coach and motivate crew members and cross-train them on specialty tasks.
Serve as Safety Captain, lead daily tailgate meetings, complete safety paperwork such as JSAs, permits, and near-miss forms, and stop work when conditions are unsafe.
Complete crew timesheets and track PPE, tools, and supplies.
Serve as the crew's main contact with plant supervisors.
Run day or night shifts during outages and support the Site Supervisor.
Drive the crew vehicle when assigned.