Licensed professionals documenting what businesses cannot see.
Crew Watch engages field observers to document job sites, operations, and conditions for business owners who cannot be there in person. If you work carefully, write plainly, and understand the limits of lawful observation, we want to hear from you.
What the work involves
You accept assignments in your own region, travel to a site during a confirmed window, and document only what is observable from lawful vantage points. Arrival and departure times, site conditions, activity, equipment and vehicles, and progress against plan. You submit field notes and authorized photographs by the deadline in your brief.
You do not intervene, question, direct, or confront anyone, and you never enter where access is not authorized. If a situation becomes unsafe or unlawful, you withdraw and notify the coordinator.
Per-assignment pay
Assignments are scoped and paid individually, with clear terms before you accept.
Work you can plan around
Accept assignments that fit your availability — weekdays, evenings, weekends, or on call.
Written scope every time
You receive the site, window, documentation priorities, and limits in writing before you go.
Coordinator support
A coordinator is reachable during your window for access questions and scope clarification.
Requirements
- 18 years of age or older and legally authorized to work in the United States
- Reliable transportation and the ability to travel within an assigned region
- A smartphone with working camera, location, and time-stamping
- Current license or credential where your state requires one for observation work
- Clean presentation, professional communication, and dependable punctuality
- Ability to write clear, factual, chronological reports without editorializing
- Comfort with independent field work and following a written scope precisely
- Willingness to withdraw from any unsafe or unlawful situation without instruction
Observers are engaged per assignment. Applying does not create an offer, employment relationship, or guarantee of work.
Submit your interest.
Tell us where you work, what credentials you hold, and when you are available. Applications are reviewed against current coverage needs in your region.