Structural Steel Project Manager POST NUMBER: 469697, Indianapolis, IN

As a  Project Manager, you will oversee structural steel projects from award through completion. This is a high-responsibility, high-ownership role managing multiple active projects at various stages.

You’ll work closely with estimators, accounting, purchasing, detailing, shop leadership, and field management to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and aligned with client expectations.

This role is primarily office-based on the south west side of Indianapolis with limited travel.

• Manage 15–25 structural steel projects simultaneously (various phases)

• Oversee full lifecycle of projects

• Review and interpret structural/fabrication drawings

• Coordinate with Estimators, Accounting, Purchasing, Detailers, Shop Foreman, and Field Managers

• Communicate directly with General Contractors, Owners, Architects, Engineers, Erectors, etc.

• Attend jobsite meetings as needed

• Manage project budgets using Sage 100 Contractor (or similar ERP systems)

• 5 years Structural Fabrication Project Management experience

• Ability to read and understand structural/fabrication drawings

• Budget management experience

• Structural steel fabrication project management experience

• Experience working in an AISC-certified facility

• Experience with Sage 100 Contractor

• Basic knowledge of Tekla or BIM software

Candidates coming from general contracting backgrounds may be considered if they bring significant commercial construction experience (ideally 8–10 years).

• $85,000 – $140,000 base salary (depending on experience)
• Additional company-performance-based bonus potential

Benefits:

• Company-paid health insurance (entire family covered)

• Vision insurance (employee-paid)

• Dental insurance (employee-paid)

• Life insurance (company-paid with additional employee options)

• 401(k) with company match

• Generous PTO program 

• On-site, collaborative office environment

• Standard hours: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (with flexibility based on workload)
• May have occasional project site travel (mostly day travel)