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Project Accountant manages financial administration for industrial construction projects, including WIP analysis, project billing, job-cost reconciliation, payroll allocation, accounts receivable, collections, accounts payable, subcontractor transactions, and project financial reporting. The role partners with project managers, accounting leadership, field teams, customers, and vendors to maintain accurate records and resolve discrepancies. It is based in Indianapolis and may require occasional travel to project sites.

Processes vendor, subcontractor, job-related, and corporate invoices; matches invoices with purchase orders and receiving documents; manages approval workflows, coding, cost transfers, and sales and use tax compliance. Maintains accurate accounts payable records and supports construction and accounting teams with invoice disputes, purchase order adjustments, and other accounting needs.

The Project Engineer I will support large-scale industrial construction projects by learning project control functions, estimation, purchasing tasks, and participating in safety audits and risk management training while gaining experience in various departmental functions.

Provide administrative support to Fleet, Equipment, and Safety departments including recordkeeping, compliance tracking, report and presentation preparation, data analysis using Excel and Power BI, audit support, interdepartmental coordination, and process improvement. Maintain fleet documentation, training and inspection records, and perform general office administrative tasks.

Support planning, scheduling, and execution of large industrial construction projects. Develop and maintain Primavera P6 schedules, track progress, analyze resource loading and productivity, generate cost and earned value data from ERP, lead planning sessions, coordinate with project stakeholders, and perform site walks to support schedule updates and recovery efforts.

Lead development and maintenance of project schedules and labor plans, run planning sessions, update progress, track milestones, analyze resource loading and craft productivity, perform site walks, manage interfaces among stakeholders, produce cost and earned value data from ERP, and maintain Primavera P6 expertise to support project delivery and recovery.

The Project Engineer will learn and assist in various departments, perform accounting tasks, conduct safety audits, and develop customer relationships while supporting large-scale industrial construction projects.

The Project Safety Manager provides safety leadership, ensuring adherence to safety policies, training staff, and managing safety programs while minimizing incidents and conducting audits.

The Planner/Scheduler will develop work-flow and labor plans, update schedules, maintain productivity metrics, and manage planning interfaces within industrial construction projects.

Assist in delivering large-scale industrial construction projects by learning Project Controls, Estimating, Purchasing, and Safety auditing while contributing to team activities.