Job Description

Senior Assistant Manager, Group Facilities Development

Corporate Infrastructure Office

The Senior Assistant Manager, Facilities Development will serve as an internal infrastructure Project Manager to plan and deliver projects for NUHS.

Job Responsibilities:

• Engage users to carry out feasibility studies for hospital rejuvenation projects
• Lead the design development of projects
• Procurement of consultancy and construction packages for the implementation of the projects
• Review and approve project schedules, method statements, material submission and Permit to work during construction stage
• Oversee and manage consultants and contractors in the delivery of their services in accordance with their contract terms.
• Develop project governance policies and processes
• Develop technical standards for cluster infra projects
• Lead and execute Special Projects or tasks as directed by your reporting office

• Masters in Architectural with at least 2 years of relevant experience or Bachelor Degree in Architectural / Architectural Technology or Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design, Quantity Surveying or Estate with minimum 2-4 years\' relevant experience in healthcare infrastructure or project management/design consultancy in the built environment sector preferably in the public sector
• Extensive experience in designing of hospitality facilities that involve extensive workflow and stringent environmental requirements is advantageous
• Knowledge in Building Regulations, Environmental Health Safety and Workplace Safety Health requirements pertaining to infrastructure facilities development.
• Team player with good project management, supervisory, interpersonal and communication skills.
• An independent team player who is proactive, adaptable and works well under pressure.
• Proficient in AutoCAD drafting. Knowledge in 3D Sketchup software is advantageous.
• Able to multi-task and perform in a dynamic working environment
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

National University Health System