Masonry Project Manager, Indianapolis

Powers & Sons; Indianapolis, Northern (IN, KY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Powers & Sons Construction in the Indianapolis area seeks a Masonry Project Manager to lead new masonry and restoration work. You will oversee masonry crews, coordinate with field teams, manage budgets, schedules, and safety on projects from planning through closeout.

The ideal candidate has masonry experience, strong project management, and the ability to read drawings and specifications. This role blends office duties with field oversight on site and project deliveries across the greater

Qualifications

• Masonry experience with knowledge of materials, installation methods, sequencing, and productivity.
• Experience in managing projects in both new construction and restoration contexts.
• Ability to interpret drawings and specifications, coordinate field operations and suppliers, and manage schedules and costs.
• Strong organizational and communication skills with ability to maintain accurate records and use project-tracking software.

Responsibilities

• Manage masonry projects from planning through closeout, reviewing drawings and contracts and establishing schedules.
• Coordinate masonry crews with superintendents, foremen, and project teams and adjust resources as conditions change.
• Handle material purchasing, supplier coordination, and deliveries to keep crews productive.
• Own project budgets, track job costs, billing, and change orders, and forecast costs to complete.
• Maintain relationships with internal teams and external partners, coordinate RFIs and submittals, and report progress.
• Uphold safety requirements and masonry quality standards, identifying issues and implementing corrective actions.
• Complete punch lists, final billing, and closeout documentation, keeping leadership informed of risks.

Skills

Masonry expertise

Project management

Drawing interpretation

Communication & organization

Job description

Masonry Project Manager

Location: Indianapolis area

Work arrangement: Office and project sites

Reports to: Director of Operations, Masonry Leader

Powers & Sons Construction is seeking a Masonry Project Manager to lead new masonry and restoration work throughout the Indianapolis area. This role manages work performed by our masonry crews on Powers & Sons projects and for other general contractors, with responsibility for project execution, crew coordination, and financial performance.

Key Responsibilities

• Project management: Manage masonry projects from planning through closeout. Review drawings, specifications, and contract requirements; establish schedules, coordinate sequencing, and resolve issues affecting delivery.
• Field coordination: Coordinate our masonry crews with superintendents, foremen, and project teams. Plan labor needs, monitor production against budgets, and adjust resources and work plans as conditions change.
• Purchasing and logistics: Manage material and equipment purchasing, supplier coordination, and deliveries. Plan site access, staging, and material availability with field leadership to keep crews productive.
• Financial management: Own project budgets, job cost tracking, billing, and change orders. Review labor productivity and material costs, forecast costs to complete, and address variances with the Director of Operations.
• Client and project coordination: Maintain relationships with Powers & Sons teams, outside general contractors, and other project partners. Coordinate RFIs, submittals, scope changes, and project documentation; communicate progress and resolve concerns.
• Safety and quality: Visit sites regularly and work with field leadership to uphold safety requirements and masonry quality standards. Identify installation or coordination issues early and follow through on corrective action.
• Closeout and reporting: Complete punch lists, final billing, and required closeout documentation. Keep the Director of Operations informed of project performance, staffing needs, and risks requiring attention.

Qualifications

• Masonry experience with a working knowledge of materials, installation methods, sequencing, and labor productivity. Experience in new construction and restoration is valuable.
• Project management experience is preferred. Masonry superintendents, foremen, and professionals in related roles with applicable management and coordination skills are encouraged to apply.
• Ability to interpret drawings and specifications, coordinate field operations and suppliers, and manage schedules, job costs, and changes.
• Strong organization, communication, and problem-solving skills; ability to maintain accurate records and use software for project tracking, documentation, and reporting.

Masonry estimating experience, including quantity takeoffs and labor and material pricing, is preferred but not required.