Process Maintenance Foreman - Temporary Assignment

Summary

We are seeking experienced, dedicated professionals to join our team. This is an hourly, non‑exempt position that will report to a General Foreman or Superintendent. Applicants should have 5‑10 years' experience including crew supervision in millwright, industrial maintenance, pipefitting, welding, and general construction. The Process Maintenance Foreman is a fixed‑duration, hourly billable position established to support specific customer projects, PMD assignments, or operational needs. Employment is tied to the duration of the assigned project and does not constitute core employment; continued employment depends on future business needs and the availability of additional assignments.

Location: Remote. Salary: To be discussed with applicant.

Minimum/Preferred Requirements

• A valid driver’s license is required upon hire and as a condition of continued employment.
• Willingness to travel.
• 5–10 years of experience in industrial mechanical, construction, millwright, or pipefitting trades.
• Ability to direct and supervise teams and provide professional development.
• Knowledge of methods and materials common to industrial maintenance and construction trades.
• Maintain required certifications for work assignments (MSHA, OSHA, site‑specific safety, equipment‑specific).
• Ability to safely lift 75‑100 pounds frequently using proper lifting techniques.

Job Responsibilities / Duties

• Promote safety as the company’s number one priority.
• Demonstrate a strong dedication to producing quality work.
• Identify, inspect, and maintain personal protective equipment (boots, glasses, hard hat, gloves, face shield, goggles, ear plugs, etc.).
• Work a variety of schedules, including day or night shifts, as needed.
• Comply with all company policies and procedures.
• Maintain good written, verbal, and listening communication skills.
• Develop and sustain positive working relationships with all personnel.
• Manage site activities to ensure they are performed safely and effectively.
• Direct crews, oversee project scheduling and time‑keeping.
• Assist in project selection, bidding, and the professional development of crew members.
• Perform skilled industrial mechanical work in mining and industrial environments.
• Operate hand and shop tools and powered equipment common to the mechanical trade.
• Use cutting and welding equipment (torch, welder) properly.
• Proficiently use basic rigging/lifting devices (cables, chains, come‑alongs, shackles, slings, straps, electric winches).
• Operate a forklift, come‑along, air impact tools, air hoist, tugger, hydraulic rams, and portable power equipment.
• Read and apply blueprints to enable construction work.

Work Environment / Physical Demands

Work is performed in various industrial settings, including shops and construction environments, both indoor and outdoor, with conditions varying by season and geographic location. The role requires standing, sitting, manual dexterity, climbing ladders, and working at elevated platforms. Personal protective equipment (hard hat, safety glasses, safety footwear, respirator, etc.) is required regularly.