Industrial Project Manager/Estimator Position Available In Lebanon, Pennsylvania

Industrial Project Manager/Estimator Murphy’s General Contracting Palmyra, PA 17078 Industrial Estimator / Project Manager

• Piping, Millwright, & Heavy Mechanical Full-Time | $70,000
• 100,000 Starting | Company Vehicle, Laptop & Phone Included We’re hiring a sharp, field-experienced Estimator/Project Manager to lead industrial-scale projects from the ground up.

This isn’t your average PM gig — we want someone who’s walked the job, rigged the load, priced the pipe, and knows how to bring complex industrial jobs in on time and under budget. This role is built for someone who can own a job from bid to closeout , thrives in food processing and manufacturing environments , and has the skills to estimate everything from process piping and millwright work to equipment installs and structural fabrication. If you’ve ever rigged in a furnace, estimated the full install of a dough conveyor, or figured out how to shave $5,000 off a bid by choosing the right scaffold or valve—you already get it. Let’s talk. What You’ll Own Full-cycle project management and industrial estimating for: Process & Utility Piping

• steam, water, chilled water, wastewater, compressed air, gas, and sanitary systems Jacketed piping , elbows, reducers, food-grade welds, and spec’d fittings Heavy Equipment Installations
• conveyors, tanks, robot cells, grinders, molding machines, meat processing lines, furnaces, silos ASME Repairs
• boilers, pressure vessels, DA tanks, and other pressure-retaining systems Structural Steel & Fabrication
• stairs, platforms, chutes, boiler stacks, mezzanines, ductwork, guards, bollards, and welded duct Perform detailed material and labor take-offs from mechanical drawings, blueprints, and piping isometrics Plan out rigging needs: estimate equipment weights , select proper cranes , and determine rigging methods Estimate scaffold vs.

ladder access for industrial settings based on jobsite realities Source and compare pricing for pipe, valves, fittings, weldments, supports, and fabricated systems Track cost-to-complete, labor hours, and material delivery — keeping the job moving and profitable Visit sites to ensure crews are executing according to plan and adjust field strategy as needed What You Bring 5+ years in industrial estimating/project management with piping and mechanical background Field knowledge of millwright work

• aligning shafts, repairing gearboxes, replacing worn industrial components Comfortable working in live plant environments with a focus on downtime, safety, and food-grade compliance Confidence estimating time and material on complex installs (robotics, conveyors, feed systems, etc.

) Strong understanding of pipe joint types, weld techniques , sanitary welding, and fabrication methods (TIG, MIG, arc, laser cuts, powder coat, etc.) Ability to communicate with field crews, vendors, clients, and management across all phases of the job Compensation & Perks $70,000

• 100,000+ base pay depending on experience Company vehicle Company laptop and phone The chance to lead major industrial projects with autonomy and respect A no-nonsense team that values quality, grit, and execution Work Conditions & Expectations You’ll split time between office planning and boots-on-the-ground site visits.

Expect loud environments, elevated work, tight quarters, and big lifts. You must be comfortable working around cranes, piping systems, and industrial machinery — safely and confidently. If you’re the type who knows how to walk a site, break down a spec sheet, and lead a crew without babysitting—this role is waiting for you. Let’s make it happen.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$70,000.00

• $100,000.

00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance

Schedule:

10 hour shift 8 hour shift Monday to Friday Application Question(s): How many years of experience do you have estimating process and utility piping systems (steam, water, compressed air, wastewater, etc.) in industrial or food processing facilities? Can you briefly walk us through your process for estimating labor, materials, and rigging for the installation of large industrial equipment (e.g., conveyors, tanks, furnaces, robotic systems)? Which of the following piping systems have you personally estimated or managed? (Steam, Chilled Water, Sanitary/Food-Grade, Jacketed Piping, Compressed air, Wastewater, Etc.) List all that apply and where you did each project please. Have you ever had to determine whether to use scaffolding or ladders on a job site? What factors did you consider and how did you estimate the cost difference? Do you have experience reading and interpreting piping isometrics, mechanical drawings, and spec sheets for the purpose of take-offs and cost estimation? With whom? Ability to

Commute:

Palmyra, PA 17078 (Required)

Work Location:

In person