Field Operations Trainee (SkillBridge) – Path to Field Manager

Allan Myers; Newport News (VA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-the-job training

Generous benefits

Job summary

Allan Myers is seeking a Field Operations Trainee (SkillBridge) to learn the heavy civil construction industry and support the Crew Leader in managing a crew on a Virginia project. The role focuses on safety, communication, and hands-on training to prepare for a Field Manager position within 1–2 years.

As a developing trainee, you will perform basic laborer functions while learning task assignments, material procurement, and equipment checks, with on-the-job coaching and a clear growth pathway.

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience managing a team of employees with leadership shown.
• Experience in heavy/civil construction is preferred but not required.
• Knowledge of safety practices within a construction environment is preferred but not required.
• Known for taking action, building consensus, influencing others, and making purposeful decisions.
• Valid driver’s license is required.
• Ability to frequently lift heavy objects over 60lbs.

Responsibilities

• Assist Crew Leader in managing the crew and communicating with the team.
• Conduct morning safety huddles and ensure safety compliance.
• Procure materials and equipment as needed.
• Determine task assignments and supervise laborers’ production.
• Train new hires and provide ongoing training for team members.
• Maintain safety and equipment status documentation and communicate with maintenance.
• Lead team safety meetings and report incidents to Superintendent and HSE.
• Address concerns to Human Resources and work with Superintendent on disciplinary measures.

Skills

Team management

Leadership

Decision making

Safety awareness

Job description

Allan Myers is seeking a Field Operations Trainee (SkillBridge) to learn the heavy civil construction industry and support the Crew Leader in managing a crew on a Virginia project. The role focuses on safety, communication, and hands-on training to prepare for a Field Manager position within 1–2 years.

As a developing trainee, you will perform basic laborer functions while learning task assignments, material procurement, and equipment checks, with on-the-job coaching and a clear growth pathway.