Manager, M&E Facilities Development

About the role

The National University Health System is hiring a Manager for M&E Facilities Development within its Corporate Infrastructure Office. Supporting the Institution Lead, you will help plan and implement facilities development projects at Kent Ridge Campus and set up project management systems and tools.

Key responsibilities

• Develop project governance policies and processes, and technical standards, so that infrastructure projects in the cluster are consistent and aligned with the hospital's overall design.
• Engage users to carry out feasibility studies for hospital rejuvenation projects and lead the design development of projects.
• Procure consultancy and construction packages, prepare cost estimates, scope of work and Bills of Quantities, and review and approve schedules, method statements, material submissions and permits to work.
• Oversee consultants and contractors in delivering their services according to contract terms, and prepare meeting minutes, reports and presentation materials.
• Support the preparation of tender documents (specifications, cost estimates, scope of work, BOQ) and the review and evaluation of variations and contractual claims.
• Review and sign off project documents, and oversee consultants, site staff and contractors during inspection, testing and commissioning of M&E systems in renovation projects.
• Coordinate with stakeholders such as the Project Manager, Project Owner and Facilities Management, and lead special projects as directed by the Regional Office.

Required profile

• Degree in Engineering.
• Minimum 6-12 years of professional experience focused on complex, live-environment air conditioning and electrical (A&A) projects.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in healthcare infrastructure or commercial projects; owner/developer experience is an advantage.
• High level of technical competency and excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to manage ambiguity, multi-task and build strong working relationships across departments.