Project Manager We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead structural steel and precast construction projects throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. The ideal candidate has direct experience working for a structural steel contractor, steel fabricator, or specialty steel erection company and understands the coordination required between engineering, detailing, fabrication, transportation, crane operations, field crews, and general contractors. Experience with precast concrete erection, miscellaneous metals, and ornamental iron is highly valued. This position will take ownership of projects from initial kickoff through final closeout, with responsibility for scheduling, budgeting, procurement, fabrication coordination, erection logistics, subcontractor management, quality, safety, and overall project performance.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage structural steel and precast construction projects from project kickoff through completion, turnover, and final closeout.
Develop and maintain project schedules, budgets, procurement plans, manpower forecasts, fabrication schedules, and equipment requirements.
Coordinate closely with Superintendents, field crews, detailers, fabricators, subcontractors, suppliers, crane operators, and general contractors.
Review structural drawings, shop drawings, erection drawings, specifications, contracts, and other project documents.
Coordinate engineering, detailing, fabrication, delivery, and field erection activities to ensure projects remain on schedule.
Monitor project financial performance, including budgets, committed costs, labor productivity, forecasting, billing, change orders, and profitability.
Manage RFIs, submittals, change orders, purchase orders, pay applications, and other project documentation.
Coordinate fabrication schedules, material releases, transportation, delivery sequencing, crane requirements, and site logistics.
Ensure drawings, materials, equipment, and manpower are available when required for field erection.
Identify and resolve fabrication, detailing, delivery, field, scheduling, and coordination issues before they impact project performance. Coordinate erection sequencing with field leadership, crane operators, general contractors, and other trades.
Conduct and participate in project meetings and provide regular updates to owners, engineers, general contractors, and company leadership.
Monitor subcontractor and supplier performance and address issues affecting cost, schedule, quality, or safety.
Coordinate inspections, punch-list completion, warranty requirements, turnover, and final closeout documentation.
Maintain strong working relationships with owners, engineers, fabricators, suppliers, subcontractors, general contractors, and other project stakeholders.
