Millwright Foreman

Location: Ainsworth, NE
Compensation: $35-$40/hr DOE, plus per diem and paid accommodations while traveling
Travel: Approximately 60%

Lead Crews. Build Big Projects. Make an Impact.

We are looking for an experienced, hands-on Millwright Foreman to lead field crews on agricultural and industrial construction projects. If you have a background in grain bins, silos, structural steel, conveyors, material-handling systems, or millwright work and enjoy leading from the front, this is an opportunity to take ownership of high-impact projects while working with a strong, hardworking team.

This is a working foreman role. You will organize the crew, solve problems in the field, maintain a safe and productive jobsite, and help deliver quality work customers can rely on.

What You’ll Do

Lead and work alongside millwright and construction crews on agricultural and industrial projects
Install and assemble grain bins, silos, steel buildings, conveyors, bucket elevators, dryers, augers, and other grain-handling equipment
Read blueprints, equipment drawings, installation manuals, and site plans
Coordinate daily jobsite activities, crew assignments, material staging, and project priorities
Perform layout, measurements, alignment, bolting, rigging, welding, and mechanical assembly
Work safely around cranes, telehandlers, forklifts, lifts, and other heavy equipment
Ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and to company quality standards
Train and mentor crew members while maintaining accountability and a positive team environment
Communicate with project managers, customers, vendors, and field personnel to resolve issues and keep work moving
Travel to project sites as needed, approximately 60% of the time

What We’re Looking For

5+ years of experience in millwright work, agricultural construction, structural steel, industrial equipment installation, or grain-handling systems
Previous experience as a Foreman, Leadman, Crew Lead, or Superintendent preferred
Experience with grain bins, silos, conveyors, bucket elevators, dryers, augers, steel buildings, or material-handling equipment is highly preferred
Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to troubleshoot field installation challenges
Ability to read blueprints, drawings, and installation specifications
Experience with rigging, welding, bolting, layout, alignment, and mechanical assembly
Comfortable working at heights, outdoors, in changing weather conditions, and around heavy equipment
Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills
Willingness to travel and work overtime when project schedules require it
OSHA 10/30, welding certifications, rigging certifications, CDL, or NCCER credentials are a plus

What We Offer

$35-$40/hr, depending on experience
Per diem while traveling
Paid accommodations while traveling
Paid travel expenses
Consistent work with a growing company
Opportunity to lead crews and build your career in agricultural and industrial construction
A team-oriented environment where hard work, safety, and quality matter

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