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Yale Cancer Center in New Haven seeks a Construction Project Manager to ensure projects meet scope, schedule, and budget. You will coordinate with external consultants and internal stakeholders, manage budgets, oversee risk, and ensure safety and quality standards across diverse academic projects.
The role requires leading the project team, maintaining schedules, and delivering GMP/LS bid reviews while ensuring sustainability standards are included in construction documents.
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Reporting to the Director or Associate Director of Project Management, the Construction Project Manager is responsible for ensuring assigned projects adhere to authorized scope, schedule, and budget parameters. The role involves managing a wide range of projects, including new construction, renovations, or restorations, across multiple academic disciplines. The Construction Project Manager provides day-to-day leadership, coordinating with external consultants, vendors, contractors, and internal stakeholders. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining project budgets, aligning project outcomes with strategic goals, and ensuring quality, cost, and safety standards are met.
Bachelor's degree required, plus six or more years related experience in the professional practice of Construction Management or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Required Licenses and Certifications
Physical Requirements
09/14/2026
Professional
NON
Administration & Operations
Senior Manager; Senior Program Leader (P6)
$90,000.00 - $165,750.00
Full time
Staff
On-site
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