Project Manager Structural & Misc. Steel

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager – Structural & Miscellaneous Steel to oversee steel fabrication, detailing, erection, and construction projects from initial planning through final completion. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in structural steel construction, hands-on project management, steel detailing, and field operations.

This role requires a practical, technically skilled professional who can coordinate customers, engineers, fabrication teams, and field crews while managing project scope, budgets, schedules, procurement, and quality. The successful candidate must be proficient in SDS2 and/or Tekla Structures and AutoCAD, with the ability to review and produce shop drawings, take field measurements, resolve constructability issues, and coordinate safe and efficient steel installation.

Manage structural steel and miscellaneous metals projects from initial customer inquiry through fabrication, field installation, and final completion.
Develop customer relationships, identify project opportunities, and assist with estimating, budgeting, proposals, and project planning.
Conduct jobsite visits and walkthroughs to assess existing conditions, verify dimensions, and obtain accurate field measurements.
Review and interpret architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, and construction drawings.
Prepare, modify, and review structural steel and miscellaneous metals shop drawings using SDS2, Tekla Structures, and AutoCAD.
Coordinate structural engineering, steel connection design, detailing, and other technical requirements.
Manage RFIs, submittals, drawing approvals, revisions, and project documentation.
Coordinate fabrication activities with shop personnel and resolve detailing, fabrication, welding, bolting, and constructability issues.
Plan steel erection sequences, material deliveries, crane operations, rigging, equipment requirements, site access, and manpower.
Direct and support field supervisors and crews during steel erection and construction activities.
Monitor jobsite progress, dimensions, installation quality, and compliance with project requirements.
Coordinate with customers, engineers, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, fabrication teams, and field personnel.
Manage procurement, subcontractors, project schedules, change orders, costs, and overall project profitability.
Identify potential conflicts, technical challenges, and construction risks before they affect fabrication or field installation.
Manage multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining quality, schedule, budget, and customer satisfaction.
Maintain accountability for project execution, communication, problem-solving, and successful closeout.