Primoris Services Leadership Changes Enhance Strategic Focus in Infrastructure Sector
- Primoris Services promotes Jeremy Kinch to Chief Operations Support Officer to enhance operational efficiencies and strategic initiatives.
- Heath Moncrief becomes President of Energy, focusing on strengthening Primoris' position in industrial services and pipeline sectors.
- CEO Tom McCormick emphasizes leadership changes to reinforce Primoris' competitive edge and commitment to safety and innovation.
Leadership Transition at Primoris Services Signals Strategic Focus
Primoris Services Corporation, a prominent specialty contractor in the infrastructure sector, announces significant leadership changes aimed at bolstering its operational capabilities and market position. Jeremy Kinch, who has been instrumental in the company’s energy division, is promoted to Chief Operations Support Officer. In this new role, he will oversee critical operational support functions, including information technology, fleet management, and health, safety, and environmental initiatives. Kinch's extensive experience, which spans over 25 years in infrastructure construction, positions him well to enhance operational efficiencies and drive strategic initiatives that align with Primoris’ commitment to safety and innovation.
In conjunction with Kinch's promotion, Heath Moncrief steps into the role of President of Energy, where he will oversee the company’s industrial services, heavy civil, and pipeline sectors. Moncrief brings more than two decades of experience and has already demonstrated his leadership capabilities as the Senior Vice President of Primoris Industrial Construction since 2020. His background includes significant roles at major firms like McDermott and CB&I, equipping him with a wealth of industry knowledge. Under his guidance, Primoris aims to strengthen its position in the energy market while maintaining a focus on high-quality execution across its various service lines.
Tom McCormick, President and CEO of Primoris, expresses confidence in the recent appointments, underscoring the importance of leveraging the diverse skills of the executive team. He highlights that these strategic shifts are designed not only to enhance leadership capabilities but also to reinforce the company’s competitive edge in the evolving infrastructure landscape. Primoris remains committed to delivering comprehensive engineering, construction, and maintenance services, particularly in the utility and renewable energy sectors, thereby supporting its mission of fostering a safe and innovative workplace culture.
In addition to the leadership changes, Primoris continues to focus on its diverse project portfolio, which includes utility-scale solar and transportation infrastructure. The company’s commitment to community innovation and safety is evident in its ongoing projects, reflecting its dedication to providing exceptional value to clients across the U.S. and Canada. As the infrastructure sector evolves, Primoris is well-positioned to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by the current market dynamics.
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