Project Manager

Goodall Brazier; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Direct access to executive leadership

Full project ownership

Exposure to high‑tonnage projects

Job summary

Goodall Brazier is seeking a Project Manager for structural steel fabrication to lead complex projects from detailing through delivery. You will own planning, scheduling, and coordination with detailing, shop production, and field teams to ensure seamless execution and timely decisions.

This role offers direct access to executive leadership, substantial project ownership, and exposure to high‑tonnage infrastructure builds that shape the built environment for decades.

Qualifications

• Experience managing fabrication projects is required.
• Strong communication and decision-making skills.
• Ability to coordinate across detailing, shop production, and field teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects from detailing through delivery and handoff.
• Coordinate with detailing, shop production, and field teams to ensure on-time execution.
• Monitor schedules, budgets, and risk, and report to stakeholders.

Skills

Leadership

Stakeholder communication

Project planning

Cross-functional coordination

Job description

Project Manager – Structural Steel Fabrication

Join a structural steel fabricator at the center of the country's steel projects shaping the infrastructure of tomorrow. This is a company built for scale, precision, and long-term growth, and it's looking for a Project Manager ready to help lead that next chapter.

This team values clear communication, early collaboration, and practical decision‑making. Project Managers are involved from detailing and fabrication planning through delivery - not brought in after the fact. The culture rewards ownership, technical rigor, and forward thinking.

The Work Environment

• Direct access to executive leadership and decision‑makers
• Full ownership of fabrication projects from planning through delivery
• Close coordination across detailing, shop production, and field teams — not a siloed role
• A company actively investing in modern fabrication capability and long‑term capacity

The Projects

• Large‑scale, mission‑critical structural steel fabrication
• Work supporting major infrastructure, industrial, and energy builds
• Projects that shape the built environment for decades to come

Why This Role Stands Out

• A fabricator positioning itself at the forefront of large‑scale, complex steel work
• Genuine influence over project execution, planning, and delivery outcomes
• Exposure to career‑defining, high‑tonnage projects
• Competitive compensation, commensurate with experience

If you want to lead the projects that move the industry forward instead of just keeping pace with it, we want to talk.