Infrastructure Project Manager Jobs in Ohio
Infrastructure Project Manager jobs in Ohio are consistently in demand, with strong hiring activity concentrated in transportation infrastructure, water systems, energy grid modernization, and public works across the state at levels from project coordinator through senior program director. Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati anchor most of the hiring, where established employers like AECOM, Jacobs, and the Ohio Department of Transportation maintain lasting project pipelines. The most sought-after specialties in Ohio are highway and bridge programs, utility infrastructure, and municipal capital improvement projects. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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At Bayer, we believe work should matter. Every day, our teams push toward a future where "Health for all, Hunger for none" is within reach, and every role, from the lab to the field to the boardroom, helps us get there. We give people the ownership to shape outcomes, the support to grow through new skills and experiences, and a global community where different perspectives are valued. If you want your work to count and the room to become your best, you'll find it here.
Project Manager - Laboratories / Offices / Warehouse / Site Infrastructure
Project Manager — Laboratories / Offices / Warehouse / Site Infrastructure
PURPOSE
The Project Manager — Laboratories / Offices / Warehouse / Site Infrastructure is accountable for the planning and delivery of support-facilities and site-development scope within a greenfield API and DP manufacturing campus.
Reporting to the API / DP Greenfield CapEx Project Lead, the role leads the assigned scope from design development through procurement coordination, construction, commissioning, qualification where applicable, and operational handover. The role integrates laboratory, workplace, logistics, security, and site requirements to provide facilities ready to support manufacturing and campus operations.
This position will ultimately be based in New Albany, OH. Initially, however, significant travel to the design firms will be required until the design and construction teams transition onsite, anticipated for mid- to late summer 2027. Some remote work will also be necessary until an onsite office is established, potentially as early as March 2027.
We would prefer candidates to be currently residing in the Eastern and Midwestern sections of the United States. Relocation is available.
YOUR TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Scope
- Quality-control and other assigned laboratories, sample-management areas, laboratory support spaces, and equipment interfaces;
- Offices, meeting rooms, employee amenities, training areas, and operational-support spaces;
- Warehouse facilities for receiving, storage, staging, sampling interfaces, shipping, and controlled-temperature storage where required;
- Warehouse equipment, racking, material-handling systems, loading docks, and associated digital-system interfaces;
- Site preparation, grading, roads, drainage, parking, pedestrian routes, fencing, gates, and security infrastructure;
- Building HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, access control, and other assigned building services;
- External infrastructure connections and interfaces with campus utilities, communications, and manufacturing logistics;
- Laboratory and warehouse readiness, building occupancy, site completion, and operational handover.
User Requirements, and Design
- Establish the area execution strategy, scope baseline, building and site boundaries, delivery packages, and acceptance requirements;
- Consolidate requirements from Quality, laboratory users, Supply Chain, Facilities, EHS, Security, Digital, and the future operating organization;
- Lead coordination of architectural, structural, civil, building-services, laboratory, and warehouse-system designs;
- Ensure layouts support personnel and material flows, storage segregation, equipment access, maintainability, and future expansion;
- Coordinate laboratory equipment requirements, service connections, environmental conditions, and installation sequencing;
- Define warehouse capacity, storage conditions, receiving and shipping flows, and material-handling interfaces with Supply Chain;
- Maintain clear interfaces with manufacturing buildings, central utilities, and campus-wide digital systems.
Cost, Schedule, and Procurement
- Own delivery against the approved area budget and schedule, including forecast inputs, progress assessment, and corrective actions;
- Coordinate procurement packages, supplier requirements, and equipment delivery priorities with Project Services;
- Lead technical specifications, technical bid evaluations, vendor reviews, and equipment acceptance activities;
- Assess changes for cost, schedule, operational impact, and readiness implications;
- Align building completion, equipment installation, occupancy, and qualification milestones with campus start-up requirements.
Site and Construction Integration
- Direct assigned construction activities through delivery partners and coordinate building and civil work fronts;
- Manage site-development sequencing, temporary access, laydown areas, traffic routes, and construction logistics within the assigned scope;
- Coordinate grading, drainage, roads, underground-service interfaces, and external connections with other project areas;
- Ensure permanent access, fire-service access, security, and logistics routes are available when required;
- Coordinate permitting and occupancy requirements with responsible specialists and authorities;
- Monitor installation quality and resolve field issues affecting buildings, laboratories, warehouses, and site works.
Commissioning and Operational Readiness
- Lead building-system turnover and commissioning, including HVAC, life-safety systems, controls, and security interfaces;
- Coordinate laboratory equipment installation, testing, qualification, and readiness with Quality and laboratory leadership;
- Coordinate warehouse equipment, controlled-storage systems, temperature-mapping activities where required, and digital-system readiness with responsible functions;
- Ensure operating documentation, asset records, training, maintenance requirements, and warranties are complete;
- Close or formally transfer punch-list items, defects, residual risks, and outstanding supplier obligations;
- Support phased occupancy and transition from construction use to permanent campus operations.
WHO YOU ARE
Bayer seeks an incumbent who possesses the following:
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, or a related discipline;
- At least 10 years of relevant capital-project or construction-management experience;
- Demonstrated leadership of complex laboratory, warehouse, support-building, or industrial site-development projects;
- Working understanding of regulated laboratories and warehouses, building systems, site infrastructure, logistics, commissioning, and qualification interfaces;
- Proven multidisciplinary leadership, contractor-management, commercial awareness, and cost and schedule management skills;
- Fluent English required.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience on projects exceeding USD 250 million strongly preferred;
- Pharmaceutical or regulated manufacturing experience preferred.
Employees can expect to be paid a salary between $154,640.00 to $231,960.00. Additional compensation may include a bonus or incentive compensation (if relevant). Additional benefits include health care, vision, dental, retirement, PTO, sick leave, etc..
This salary range is merely an estimate and may vary based on an applicant’s location, market data/ranges, an applicant’s skills and prior relevant experience, certain degrees and certifications, and other relevant factors.
This posting will be available for application until at least 11-16-26.
#LI
#LI-AMS
Bayer offers a wide variety of competitive compensation and benefits programs. If you meet the requirements of this unique opportunity, and want to impact our mission Health for all, Hunger for none, we encourage you to apply now. Be part of something bigger. Be you. Be Bayer.
To all recruitment agencies: Bayer does not accept unsolicited third party resumes.
Bayer is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disabled/Veterans
Bayer is committed to providing access and reasonable accommodations in its application process for individuals with disabilities and encourages applicants with disabilities to request any needed accommodation(s) using the contact information below.
At Bayer, we believe work should matter. Every day, our teams push toward a future where "Health for all, Hunger for none" is within reach, and every role, from the lab to the field to the boardroom, helps us get there. We give people the ownership to shape outcomes, the support to grow through new skills and experiences, and a global community where different perspectives are valued. If you want your work to count and the room to become your best, you'll find it here.
Project Manager - Laboratories / Offices / Warehouse / Site Infrastructure
Project Manager — Laboratories / Offices / Warehouse / Site Infrastructure
PURPOSE
The Project Manager — Laboratories / Offices / Warehouse / Site Infrastructure is accountable for the planning and delivery of support-facilities and site-development scope within a greenfield API and DP manufacturing campus.
Reporting to the API / DP Greenfield CapEx Project Lead, the role leads the assigned scope from design development through procurement coordination, construction, commissioning, qualification where applicable, and operational handover. The role integrates laboratory, workplace, logistics, security, and site requirements to provide facilities ready to support manufacturing and campus operations.
This position will ultimately be based in New Albany, OH. Initially, however, significant travel to the design firms will be required until the design and construction teams transition onsite, anticipated for mid- to late summer 2027. Some remote work will also be necessary until an onsite office is established, potentially as early as March 2027.
We would prefer candidates to be currently residing in the Eastern and Midwestern sections of the United States. Relocation is available.
YOUR TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Scope
- Quality-control and other assigned laboratories, sample-management areas, laboratory support spaces, and equipment interfaces;
- Offices, meeting rooms, employee amenities, training areas, and operational-support spaces;
- Warehouse facilities for receiving, storage, staging, sampling interfaces, shipping, and controlled-temperature storage where required;
- Warehouse equipment, racking, material-handling systems, loading docks, and associated digital-system interfaces;
- Site preparation, grading, roads, drainage, parking, pedestrian routes, fencing, gates, and security infrastructure;
- Building HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, access control, and other assigned building services;
- External infrastructure connections and interfaces with campus utilities, communications, and manufacturing logistics;
- Laboratory and warehouse readiness, building occupancy, site completion, and operational handover.
User Requirements, and Design
- Establish the area execution strategy, scope baseline, building and site boundaries, delivery packages, and acceptance requirements;
- Consolidate requirements from Quality, laboratory users, Supply Chain, Facilities, EHS, Security, Digital, and the future operating organization;
- Lead coordination of architectural, structural, civil, building-services, laboratory, and warehouse-system designs;
- Ensure layouts support personnel and material flows, storage segregation, equipment access, maintainability, and future expansion;
- Coordinate laboratory equipment requirements, service connections, environmental conditions, and installation sequencing;
- Define warehouse capacity, storage conditions, receiving and shipping flows, and material-handling interfaces with Supply Chain;
- Maintain clear interfaces with manufacturing buildings, central utilities, and campus-wide digital systems.
Cost, Schedule, and Procurement
- Own delivery against the approved area budget and schedule, including forecast inputs, progress assessment, and corrective actions;
- Coordinate procurement packages, supplier requirements, and equipment delivery priorities with Project Services;
- Lead technical specifications, technical bid evaluations, vendor reviews, and equipment acceptance activities;
- Assess changes for cost, schedule, operational impact, and readiness implications;
- Align building completion, equipment installation, occupancy, and qualification milestones with campus start-up requirements.
Site and Construction Integration
- Direct assigned construction activities through delivery partners and coordinate building and civil work fronts;
- Manage site-development sequencing, temporary access, laydown areas, traffic routes, and construction logistics within the assigned scope;
- Coordinate grading, drainage, roads, underground-service interfaces, and external connections with other project areas;
- Ensure permanent access, fire-service access, security, and logistics routes are available when required;
- Coordinate permitting and occupancy requirements with responsible specialists and authorities;
- Monitor installation quality and resolve field issues affecting buildings, laboratories, warehouses, and site works.
Commissioning and Operational Readiness
- Lead building-system turnover and commissioning, including HVAC, life-safety systems, controls, and security interfaces;
- Coordinate laboratory equipment installation, testing, qualification, and readiness with Quality and laboratory leadership;
- Coordinate warehouse equipment, controlled-storage systems, temperature-mapping activities where required, and digital-system readiness with responsible functions;
- Ensure operating documentation, asset records, training, maintenance requirements, and warranties are complete;
- Close or formally transfer punch-list items, defects, residual risks, and outstanding supplier obligations;
- Support phased occupancy and transition from construction use to permanent campus operations.
WHO YOU ARE
Bayer seeks an incumbent who possesses the following:
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, or a related discipline;
- At least 10 years of relevant capital-project or construction-management experience;
- Demonstrated leadership of complex laboratory, warehouse, support-building, or industrial site-development projects;
- Working understanding of regulated laboratories and warehouses, building systems, site infrastructure, logistics, commissioning, and qualification interfaces;
- Proven multidisciplinary leadership, contractor-management, commercial awareness, and cost and schedule management skills;
- Fluent English required.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience on projects exceeding USD 250 million strongly preferred;
- Pharmaceutical or regulated manufacturing experience preferred.
Employees can expect to be paid a salary between $154,640.00 to $231,960.00. Additional compensation may include a bonus or incentive compensation (if relevant). Additional benefits include health care, vision, dental, retirement, PTO, sick leave, etc..
This salary range is merely an estimate and may vary based on an applicant’s location, market data/ranges, an applicant’s skills and prior relevant experience, certain degrees and certifications, and other relevant factors.
This posting will be available for application until at least 11-16-26.
#LI
#LI-AMS
Bayer offers a wide variety of competitive compensation and benefits programs. If you meet the requirements of this unique opportunity, and want to impact our mission Health for all, Hunger for none, we encourage you to apply now. Be part of something bigger. Be you. Be Bayer.
To all recruitment agencies: Bayer does not accept unsolicited third party resumes.
Bayer is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disabled/Veterans
Bayer is committed to providing access and reasonable accommodations in its application process for individuals with disabilities and encourages applicants with disabilities to request any needed accommodation(s) using the contact information below.
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What Ohio Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in infrastructure project manager jobs across Ohio.
- Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related technical field
- PMP certification or active enrollment in a recognized project management credential program
- Five or more years managing infrastructure, public works, or capital construction projects
- Demonstrated experience with Ohio public agency contracting, procurement, and compliance requirements
- Proficiency in project scheduling software such as Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project
- Strong written communication skills for stakeholder reporting, RFPs, and regulatory submissions
Infrastructure Project Manager Jobs in Ohio: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a infrastructure project manager in Ohio?
Most infrastructure project managers in Ohio begin with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field, followed by field experience on infrastructure or capital projects. The Project Management Professional certification is widely expected by Ohio public agencies and large contractors. Candidates pursuing roles with the Ohio Department of Transportation or municipal authorities benefit from familiarity with Ohio's public contracting standards and the Ohio Revised Code provisions governing public improvements.
How much do infrastructure project managers make in Ohio?
Infrastructure project managers in Ohio earn a median of about $95,770 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $59,280 for the lowest 10% to over $160,570 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire infrastructure project managers in Ohio?
Employers hiring infrastructure project managers in Ohio right now include Blue United Sourcing, Bayer, and Materion, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Ohio's sustained investment in highway, water, and energy infrastructure keeps demand broad, with openings spread across private engineering firms, state agencies, and utility companies throughout the state.
Which Ohio cities have the most infrastructure project manager jobs?
Columbus, Toledo, and Elmore have the most infrastructure project manager openings in Ohio. Columbus drives the highest volume as the state capital and home to major ODOT offices and large engineering consultancies, while Cleveland's industrial corridor and port infrastructure and Cincinnati's active transportation and water utility projects generate consistent hiring across both metro areas.
Are there remote infrastructure project manager jobs in Ohio?
Yes, but they're rare. About 100% of infrastructure project manager openings tied to Ohio are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the fundamentally site-dependent nature of infrastructure work. The tasks most likely to support remote or hybrid arrangements are reporting, scheduling, budgeting, and stakeholder coordination, while field oversight and agency meetings typically require in-person presence.
How can I get hired as a infrastructure project manager in Ohio with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is a project coordinator or assistant project manager role at an Ohio-based civil engineering or construction management firm, where you support senior PMs on active infrastructure contracts and build field and scheduling experience. Large Ohio employers like AECOM and Jacobs regularly bring in entry-level candidates from Ohio State, University of Cincinnati, and Cleveland State engineering programs. Earning an associate-level credential such as the CAPM while working in a coordinator role and building proficiency in Primavera P6 accelerates the move into a full PM title.
Where can I find and apply to infrastructure project manager jobs in Ohio?
You can find and apply to infrastructure project manager jobs in Ohio on Migrate Mate, which lists current Ohio openings from employers actively hiring for the role. Find roles that fit your experience and location and apply directly to the ones that match.
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