Project Manager - Metal Installations

Overview

Core Responsibilities

• **Project Planning & Scheduling**
• : Develop detailed project plans, including timelines, phasing, and milestones to align with customer needs.
• **Budget & Financial Management**
• : Create and manage project budgets, prepare cost estimates, and track expenses to maintain maximum cost-effectiveness.
• **Technical Coordination**
• : Review and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, and technical specifications to ensure accuracy and compliance with building codes.
• **Field & Shop Oversight**
• : Coordinate between internal departments (design, shop fabrication) and external field crews (erectors) to resolve fit-up issues or site delays.
• **Stakeholder Management**
• : Serve as the primary point of contact for clients, architects, engineers, and general contractors.
• **Risk & Quality Control**
• : Identify potential roadblocks, maintain quality standards to minimize rework, and enforce safety protocols at work sites.
• **Documentation & Close-out**
• : Manage RFI and change order logs, process progress billings, and oversee the distribution of final "as-built" documentation.

Key Skills & Qualifications

• **Experience**
• : Typically 2–5+ years in structural steel fabrication, miscellaneous metals, or heavy construction project management.
• **Technical Proficiency**
• : Expert knowledge in reading structural drawings and familiarity with industry software like

Autocad

Tekla

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Bluebeam

• .
• **Standards Knowledge**
• : Familiarity with

Aisc

Osha

• safety standards.
• **Software**
• : Proficiency in Microsoft Project, Excel, and specialized ERP systems like

Fabsuite

• .
• **Education**
• : A Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management or Civil Engineering is often preferred.
• **Certifications**
• : Professional credentials like the Project Management Professional (PMP) are considered significant assets.