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Road Manager Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Roadway Supervisor I

Orland, IN · On-site

$28 - $32/hr

Overseeing and coordinating a team of workers to ensure the safe and efficient upkeep of the road by managing repair projects, scheduling maintenance projects, and allocating resources to maintain ...

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1st Assistant Manager

Greenwood, IN · On-site

$16 - $18/hr

Road Ranger is looking for a 1st Assistant Manager to join the Greenwood, IN team! Competitive pay based on experience! Join the Road Ranger family and see how far your drive can take you! At Road ...

1st Assistant Manager

Greenwood, IN · On-site

$16 - $18/hr

Road Ranger is looking for a 1st Assistant Manager to join the Greenwood, IN team! Competitive pay based on experience! Join the Road Ranger family and see how far your drive can take you! At Road ...

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How much do road manager jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for road manager in Indiana is $99,510.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $108,500.00 and $110,900.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the biggest challenges a road manager faces when coordinating logistics for a touring artist or band?

One of the main challenges a Road Manager encounters is managing the complex logistics of travel, accommodations, and equipment transport while ensuring that schedules are met and the artist’s needs are consistently addressed. This often involves troubleshooting last-minute changes, handling unexpected delays, and maintaining clear communication between venues, crew, and artists. Road Managers must also keep detailed records of expenses and contracts, while fostering a positive atmosphere among team members under demanding conditions. Flexibility, problem-solving skills, and the ability to remain calm under pressure are essential in overcoming these challenges.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a road manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Road Manager, you need strong organizational skills, logistics expertise, and experience in tour management, often supported by a background in music business or event management. Proficiency with scheduling software, budgeting tools, and knowledge of travel logistics systems is highly beneficial. Exceptional communication, problem-solving, and the ability to remain calm under pressure are standout soft skills in this role. These abilities are crucial for ensuring smooth operations, managing the complexities of touring, and supporting artists and crews efficiently on the road.

What is a road manager?

Road managers are professionals responsible for overseeing the logistical and administrative aspects of an artist’s or band’s tour. They coordinate travel arrangements, handle accommodations, manage schedules, and serve as the main point of contact between the touring party and venues. Road managers also troubleshoot issues that arise on the road, ensuring that performances run smoothly and efficiently. Their role is crucial for the success of live events and tours, as they handle many behind-the-scenes details.

What does a road manager do?

A road manager oversees the logistics and organization of a touring act or event, coordinating travel, accommodations, schedules, and technical requirements. They ensure smooth operations during tours, communicate with venues and team members, and often handle budgeting and problem-solving to keep the tour on track.
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Roadway Supervisor I

ITR Concession Co LLC

Orland, IN • On-site

$28 - $32/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 3 days ago


Job description

Who we are: ITRCC is dedicated to delivering outstanding customer service that is built around our core values: Community, Actions, Reliability, Excellence, and Safety. Spanning 157 miles, across northern Indiana, ITRCC implements our core values to offer a safer and more efficient way of commuting.

"We are an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.” Why we’re different: ITRCC’s efficiency relies on our team members; at the ITRCC you won’t just be part of a company, you will be part of a family who respects their members and strives to cultivate sustainability. We are actively involved in the community, care for the wellbeing of our team members and understand the importance of work/life balance.

Summary:

Incumbent to carry out day to day operations in safe manner and completing given tasks. Overseeing and coordinating a team of workers to ensure the safe and efficient upkeep of the road by managing repair projects, scheduling maintenance projects, and allocating resources to maintain the road quality in each zone.

The position is not eligible for a modified or hybrid work arrangement.

Relationships:

• Directly reports to the Roadway Manager.

• Works collectively with various ITR departments, managers and

vendors.

Responsibilities:

• General:

o Performs all tasks safely, complies with all internal and external safety requirements, supports ITRCC’s safety culture, attends all safety training, and completes all compliance trainings as required by ITRCC.

o Upholds ITRCC’s core values: Community, Actions, Reliability, Excellence and Safety (CARES).

o Assign and delegate job duties daily to the crew and ensure materials and equipment are available .

o Direct methods, policies, procedures and scheduling of the daily job needs and explain the purpose of each job.

o Maintain a strong safety culture by reviewing JHA’s and JSA’s. Inspect roadways bridges and other infrastructure for deterioration and safety issues.

• Level 1(including General):

o Upholds all company policies and procedures as well as local, state, and federal laws.

o Maintain a strong safety culture through employee engagement, review of job hazard analysis documents, and conveying to management safety items for consideration.

o Maintain budget compliance by reviewing any needed spends with management, and by limiting overtime hours for critical situations, seeking prior approval when appropriate.

o Drafts short-range (two weeks) plans to conform to material and allocated man-hours remaining. Priorities established with alternatives due to weather conditions.

o Decides the most efficient utilization of personnel and equipment for each task. Takes into consideration manpower capabilities. o Assigns work to crews, making sure the needed material and equipment is available.

o Explains methods, policies & procedures, scheduling, and equipment available. Also explains purpose of job and long and short range programs that may affect the work.

o Efficient methods of work are discussed and encouraged. Assures best use of time and correct use of tools and equipment.

o Inspects work being performed for methods and procedures as well as meeting acceptable standards.

o Inspects work upon completion for appearance and end result. Inspects roadway and bridges for deterioration and failure of its components.

o Provides on-the-job training and special training sessions concerning correct maintenance methods, management, safety, and first aid, etc.

o Interacts with VueWorks for data storage regarding work accomplishments and other asset details.

o In conjunction with HR and management, hold staff conferences with subordinates to be sure applicable policies, rules, and regulations are understood and to determine problems or disciplinary action being considered or recommended. Counsels subordinates on good work habits.

o Assist Manager with annual job evaluation of subordinates and discuss findings with the employee. Recommendations or suggestions are noted concerning improvements and/or commendable activities.

o Work in a collaborative environment while respecting coworkers and supervision.

o Must comply with on-call status.

o Availability to plan and respond to inclement weather situations, includes snow and ice operations, wind events and seasonal storms.

o Make recommendations for promotions or dismissals.

o Conduct daily building and roadway inspections.

o Set up times for repairs and maintain records for insurance claims.

o Conduct truck inspections and order parts through PO’s.

o Oversee traffic control, lane closures, and moving operations for safety compliance.

o Develops and trains new employees to ensure effective team performance, focused on safety and accountability. Direct teams efforts through the Roadway Academy. Provide on the job training and special training.

o Correspond to all emails, teams, text messages and phone calls.

o Work with towing companies, ISP and fire departments.

o Carry out any disciplines when needed.

o Complete and file all paperwork from the day.

o All other duties as assigned

• Level 2 (including level 1):

o Participate in a management-led mentorship program with an ITR manager.

o Obtain Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) certification from accredited institution or other qualified source

• Level 3 (including level 2):

o Obtain 2-year associated degree in a business related field.

o Obtain roadway safety training certification through ATSSA or other certified organization.

o Obtain certified technician certification through INDOT or other accredited institution.

o *Tier changes can happen if the employee meets the qualifications during the next review period.

Qualifications: (required)

• High school diploma or GED

• Microsoft experience (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)

• Must maintain a valid operator’s license

Desirable Experience:

• Level 1: 1-3 years of relevant work experience

• Level 2: 4-6 years of relevant work experience

• Level 3: 7+ years of relevant work experience

• Prior management experience

Working Conditions:

• This position requires: (Frequent est. 5 hrs per shift)

 Frequent standing, walking and sitting.

 Frequent talking and hearing.

 Light physical effort.

 Frequent computer usage.

 Outside daily in the elements (heat and cold)

 Travel along the road using a company vehicle may vary from 0% to 100% for periods of time