Director of Field Operations – Structural Steel Division (Central Florida)

Apopka, FL
Full Time
Senior Manager/Supervisor

Senior Director of Field Operations — Structural Steel Division

Location: Apopka, FL | Reports to: COO
Compensation: $90,000–$115,000 annually (DOE)

Lead the Future of Steel Installation in Florida.
Pioneer Welding & Fabrication is seeking an experienced, results-driven Senior Director of Field Installation to scale and strengthen our field operations. This senior leadership position is pivotal to our next stage of growth — requiring a proven leader from the steel industry with deep knowledge of field execution, operational systems, and safety culture.

Core Responsibilities

  • Build and execute a growth plan that scales our field installation capacity while improving safety, quality, and profit margins.

  • Lead and mentor Field Managers, Foremen, and crews to deliver on safety, schedule, and performance goals.

  • Develop and implement standardized processes, quality benchmarks, and KPIs to drive efficiency across all projects.

  • Manage full divisional P&L, including forecasting, utilization, and material performance.

  • Collaborate with the executive team to align field execution with company strategy, project bids, and business development initiatives.

  • Champion a zero-incident safety program that exceeds regulatory requirements and sets the standard for industry best practices.

Required Qualifications

  • 20+ years in structural steel erection or field installation, with 10+ years in senior leadership (Director, VP, or General Superintendent level).

  • Bilingual in English and Spanish, with proven success leading multilingual field teams.

  • Demonstrated success scaling field operations or launching new divisions within the construction/fabrication sector.

  • Expert-level understanding of rigging, crane operations, and AISC standards.

  • Strong business and financial acumen; prior P&L ownership required.

  • Valid driver’s license; ability to travel to project sites.

What We Offer

Leadership with Impact: Own a key division and shape the operational systems that will define Pioneer’s next decade.
Competitive Compensation: $90,000–$115,000 annually, based on qualifications and verifiable results.
Commitment to Growth: As part of the senior leadership team, your input will directly influence company-wide strategy and project success.

Pioneer Welding & Fabrication is built on integrity, accountability, and the pride of hands-on craftsmanship — where leadership is earned through results, not titles.

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