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Project Analyst (Engineering) (GMG/SEG 3)

Salary $5,198,035 per annum

JOB PURPOSE

Under the direction and management of the Senior Director, Health Infrastructure Project Management & Implementation, the Project Analyst (Engineering) is responsible for purposefully coordinating with key project stakeholders for assigned workstreams in managing the pre-planning, schedule preparation and resource forecasting for engineering and other technical activities relating to the execution of health infrastructure projects, and project delivery management.

 

KEY OUTPUTS

  • Business case and scope work for project engineering activities analyzed and prepared
  • Work schedule developed and managed
  • Construction materials, methods and quality standards and production specifications defined
  • Construction engineering activities (including site visits and inspections) to ensure that assigned health infrastructure projects are implemented coordinated
  • Health infrastructure construction budgets and forecasts ensuring alignment with scope of works, plans and designs prepared;
  • Project engineering data managed
  • Technical advice/information provided
  • Reports, technical papers, and publications prepared and issued
  • Stakeholder Relationships established and maintained
  • Annual/Quarterly/Monthly performance Reports prepared
  • Individual work plans developed

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITY AREAS

  • Analyses business cases and prepares scope of works, plans and design documentation to support the effective management of infrastructural project developments;
  • Interprets development concepts, plans and designs for implementation in health infrastructure construction projects;
  • Develops and take an oversight role in the overall work scheduling for assigned project teams, ensuring project milestone dates and appliable standards are met;
  • Defines construction materials, methods and quality standards and production specifications, plans and drawings;
  • Coordinates and administers construction engineering activities to ensure that assigned health infrastructure projects are implemented in accordance with plans, designs and specifications;
  • Prepares health infrastructure construction budgets and forecasts ensuring alignment with scope of works, plans and designs;
  • Undertakes quantitative and qualitative safety, environment and quality risk assessment to ensure acceptable quality of structures and finishes;
  • Manages project controls framework including project management principles, occupational health and safety, and document & records management mechanisms;
  • Escalates project engineering issues and breaches for the attention of Senior Project Engineer for appropriate action;
  • Analyses project progress and performance reviews concerning the technical, environmental and financial components of the project, ensuring compliance with plans/scope of works/designs and reporting approaches;
  • Monitors project progress in terms of quality, timeliness and budgets including regular programme review and reporting to the Principal Director – Health Infrastructure Project Development & Management;
  • Manages assigned consultants, subcontractors & suppliers, ensuring comprehensive scope of works are prepared and included in the tender documentation;
  • Provides active professional direction in the supervisory management of works contracts by monitoring the contractors progress and effectively negotiate variations, claims and other issues;
  • Assembles and analyses risk scenarios to determine the likelihood and impact of significant events to the project engineering business processes;
  • Provides professional advice and guidance to wide range of internal and external stakeholders (such as: Strategic Planning, Public Procurement, Finance & Accounts, Clinicians, etc.) on project engineering function and processes;
  • Documents and utilizes learnings from the health infrastructure project engineering work to influence future planning and improvements;
  • Uses data collection procedures to facilitate the validation of quantitative and qualitative monitoring tools to support the project engineering functions;
  • Conducts analysis of quantitative data as well as qualitative data on all project engineering programme inputs, outputs and outcomes in MoHW and RHAs;
  • Ensures full compliance with health and safety legal requirements and procedures in respect of general project engineering;
  • Liaises with senior executives in MDAs on plans and strategies for project engineering issues to work activities and evaluation;
  • Keeps abreast of project engineering initiatives to ensure adherence to international standards and competitiveness.

 

 

MINIMUM REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

  • Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Engineering, or equivalent discipline;
  • Project Management Certifications, in for example:
    1. Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)/
    2. Project Management Professional (PMP)
  • Three (3) years’ experience in managing, designing, implementing, and evaluating large and multidisciplinary projects.

 

Kindly visit the Ministry of Health & Wellness’ website (www.moh.gov.jm).

Applications with Résumés are to be submitted no later than Friday, January 16, 2026, to:
Senior Director
Human Resource Management & Development
Ministry of Health & Wellness
40 Knutsford Boulevard
Kingston 5
[email protected]

The Ministry of Health thanks all applicants for their interest; however, please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted.