It is with great pleasure and a deep sense of responsibility that I extend a warm welcome to all members of the University community, staff, students, contractors, partners, and esteemed visitors to the Directorate of Works.

As the Director of Works, I am honoured to welcome you to this vital technical and engineering arm of the University, established to provide efficient maintenance, construction, and infrastructural support services that ensure the smooth functioning of all physical facilities within the institution.

The Directorate of Works plays a central role in the planning, execution, supervision, and maintenance of civil, mechanical, and electrical infrastructure across the University. Our responsibilities include routine maintenance of buildings and utilities, supervision of construction projects, installation and servicing of mechanical and electrical systems, and ensuring that all facilities remain safe, functional, and in good working condition.

We are committed to excellence in engineering services, infrastructure maintenance, and project delivery. Our operations are guided by professional standards, safety regulations, and best practices in construction and facility management, with a strong focus on durability, efficiency, and sustainability.

In addition, the Directorate collaborates with contractors, consultants, and other University units to ensure timely completion of projects and proper maintenance of existing infrastructure. We also carry out regular inspections and preventive maintenance to minimize downtime and extend the lifespan of University assets.

As you engage with the Directorate of Works, we encourage cooperation, adherence to maintenance schedules, and compliance with approved procedures to ensure the effective management of University infrastructure. We remain committed to supporting a safe, functional, and conducive environment for teaching, learning, and research.

Thank you for visiting the Directorate of Works. We look forward to working with you in maintaining and improving the physical infrastructure of the University.

— Director, Works