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*Building New Haven County — One Crew at a Time* **QUARRY CRUSHING FOREMAN** **Run the Plant. Lead the Crew. Own the Shift.** Full-Time | New Haven County, CT If you know your way around a crusher plant and can get the best out of a crew, this is your seat. Haynes Group is looking for an experienced Quarry Crushing Foreman to take ownership of daily plant operations — the person everyone looks to when equipment needs troubleshooting, production needs pushing, and the crew needs a leader who's been in the trenches. This isn't an entry-level supervisor role. It's a chance to run your own operation, with the backing of a company that's been building New Haven County for generations. **Why You'll Want This Job** - Real ownership of the plant floor — not micromanaged from an office - Work for a vertically integrated developer with steady, long-term projects — not a here-today, gone-tomorrow contractor - Lead and mentor a crew, with the authority to make the calls that keep production moving - Path to grow with a company actively expanding across active development sites **What You'll Own** - Run daily crushing plant operations start to finish — startup, shutdown, and everything in between - Lead, train, and mentor plant operators, laborers, and maintenance crew - Keep the plant compliant — MSHA/OSHA regulations and company safety procedures, every shift - Hit production goals and quality specs, and know the numbers behind them - Inspect crushers, screens, conveyors, and equipment to keep the line running safe and strong - Coordinate maintenance and repairs, and flag mechanical issues before they become downtime - Keep clean, accurate production, maintenance, and safety records - Be the communication link between the plant floor and management on schedules, staffing, and issues - Enforce a clean, organized, hazard-free plant — housekeeping is part of the job, not an afterthought - Troubleshoot equipment problems and find ways to squeeze more efficiency out of the plant - Manage environmental compliance, including dust control and material handling **What You Bring** - High school diploma or GED; technical or trade training is a plus - 3–5+ years in aggregate, mining, or rock crushing operations - Supervisory or lead experience — you've run a shift or a crew before - Sharp working knowledge of crushing plant equipment and material flow - Comfort with MSHA/OSHA regulations and safety best practices - Can read and act on production schedules, maintenance logs, and equipment manuals - ***Leadership, communication, and problem-solving chops — people follow you because you're good, not just because you're the boss*** **A Plus If You Have** - Experience with plant automation or control systems - Mechanical aptitude and hands-on troubleshooting skills - Strong organizational and time-management instincts **The Work Itself** - Outdoor, industrial quarry/aggregate setting — this is a hands-on, on-your-feet job - Standing, walking, climbing, bending, and lifting up to 50 lbs - Extended hours, weekends, or shifts as production demands — with the bonus to match - Noise, dust, heavy equipment, and moving machinery are part of the environment; full PPE required at all times **Ready to run the plant?** Apply today and put your experience to work with a team that builds New Haven County for the long haul.