Integration Project Manager Jobs in Wisconsin (NOW HIRING)

• Lead integrated portfolio schedules, milestone tracking, dependency management, and cross-project alignment across regional projects.

• Own end-to-end portfolio forecasting, recovery forecasting, mitigation planning, and portfolio-level constraint management.

• Manage project controls reporting across cost, schedule, risk, safety, supply chain, manufacturing readiness, logistics, and execution performance.

• Develop executive dashboards, operational analytics, portfolio health scorecards, risk registers, mitigation trackers, action trackers, and escalation reports.

• Identify critical path impacts, schedule deviations, cost variance trends, delivery risks, and hidden constraints before escalation.

• Coordinate long-lead procurement, supplier strategy, supplier risk reviews, material readiness forecasting, logistics readiness, and material flow alignment.

• Support prefab, OSA, modular delivery, and industrialized delivery strategies to improve field execution flow and reduce field labor hours.

• Align manufacturing schedules, production readiness, throughput expectations, logistics plans, and field demand requirements.

• Lead TPM governance and cross-functional execution alignment across project teams, suppliers, logistics providers, manufacturing partners, and leadership stakeholders.

• Drive proactive communication, escalation management, and mitigation ownership to support predictable portfolio delivery.

• Validate portfolio reporting through periodic site engagement, field reviews, recovery reviews, supply chain reviews, manufacturing reviews, safety reviews, and risk reviews.

• Connect field conditions to portfolio forecasts, recovery plans, executive reporting, and delivery governance decisions.

Required Skills and Qualifications

• Portfolio management, project controls, schedule management, cost tracking, operational analytics, and executive reporting experience.

• Strong experience with integrated master schedules, portfolio forecasting, milestone tracking, critical path analysis, recovery planning, and risk mitigation.

• Demonstrated ability to build executive dashboards, portfolio scorecards, action trackers, risk registers, and data-driven operational reporting packages.

• Working knowledge of supply chain execution, long-lead procurement, supplier performance management, logistics readiness, and material flow planning.

• Experience coordinating manufacturing readiness, production schedules, prefab, off-site assembly (OSA), modular delivery, or industrialized construction delivery models.

• Strong TPM or cross-functional program leadership experience with accountability across engineering, construction, supply chain, manufacturing, logistics, safety, and operations teams.

• Ability to translate field conditions into accurate portfolio forecasts, mitigation plans, executive decisions, and delivery priorities.

• Strong risk management, dependency management, communication, stakeholder alignment, and escalation management skills.

• Ability to operate effectively in both executive-level portfolio governance settings and field/site validation environments.

• Commitment to safety visibility, proactive risk escalation, and integration of safety trends into delivery planning.

Key Focus Areas

• Portfolio forecasting, operational visibility, and integrated project controls.

• Cost, schedule, risk, safety, supply chain, manufacturing, logistics, and execution governance.

• Cross-project coordination, dependency management, and portfolio-level escalation.

• Executive analytics, dashboarding, reporting accuracy, and portfolio health scoring.

• Industrialized delivery, prefab, OSA, modular delivery, and field labor reduction initiatives.

• TPM-driven execution integration, accountability, and cross-functional delivery alignment.

Key Performance Indicators

• Forecast accuracy and recovery forecast accuracy.

• Cost variance performance and schedule adherence.

• Critical path stability and cross-project alignment.

• Risk identification speed and mitigation plan closure rate.

• Reporting accuracy, leadership action closure, and portfolio health score.

• On-time material delivery, supplier performance stability, logistics readiness, and manufacturing throughput.

• OSA adoption rate, field labor reduction, safety incident reduction, and TRIR / safety performance trends.

Deliverables

• Integrated portfolio schedules, portfolio milestone trackers, and dependency reports.

• Executive dashboards, reporting packages, operational scorecards, and portfolio health updates.

• Cost reports, forecasting updates, recovery forecasts, and mitigation plans.

• Portfolio risk registers, mitigation trackers, escalation reports, and leadership action trackers.

• Procurement strategies, supplier risk reviews, manufacturing readiness reports, logistics plans, and material readiness forecasts.

• OSA deployment plans, industrialization plans, modular delivery updates, and TPM governance reports.

Site Engagement Expectations

• Approximately 60% field/site engagement, including periodic validation of schedules, logistics, progress assumptions, material readiness, manufacturing alignment, and mitigation plans.

• Participate in recovery, supply chain, manufacturing, safety, and risk reviews onsite.

• Engage directly with project teams, suppliers, logistics providers, and manufacturing partners to ensure reporting reflects actual field conditions and execution constraints.

• Identify hidden execution, procurement, manufacturing, logistics, and safety risks before they affect delivery milestones.

Role Boundaries

• This role does not own field execution, startup acceptance, contractor manpower management, field tactical sequencing, direct recovery execution, construction means and methods, commissioning authority, or site-level safety enforcement.

• The role supports portfolio visibility, governance, risk escalation, mitigation planning, and cross-functional alignment without unnecessarily overriding project-level leadership.