Our Structure
To deliver our legal, policy, and strategic mandates, the Department of Works and Highways (DoWH) operates through four key divisions, referred to as wings
- Corporate Services
- Network Planning, Design, and Standards
- Highways Management
- Field Operations
Each wing is overseen by an Executive Director who ensures alignment with the department's goals. These wings collectively focus on critical areas such as infrastructure planning, technical standards, operational efficiency, and nationwide field activities.
The department is led by the Secretary for Works and Highways, who reports directly to the Minister, providing updates on policies and work programs.
The Secretary is supported by
- 4 Executive Directors
- 19 First Assistant Secretaries (FAS) managing various divisions and branches across the wings.
- One Principal Legal Officer offering guidance on legal compliance.
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Our Structure
Staffing Overview
Strategic Objectives
Our Key Stakeholders
Corporate Services Wing
Achievements and Impact of the DoWH
Future Outlook of DoWH
Vision and Mission
Core Objectives
Key Functions
Why the Corporate Services Wing Matters
Looking Ahead
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Network Planning, Design, and Standards (NPDS) Wing
Vision and Mission
Core Responsibilities
Key Divisions and Branches
Strategic Contributions
Future Goals
Why NPDS Wing Matters
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Highways Management Wing
Vision and Mission
Core Responsibilities
Key Divisions and Functions
Achievements
Why Highways Management Matters
Future Outlook
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Field Operations Wing
Vision and Mission
Key Functions and Responsibilities
Strategic Objectives and Major Programs
Key Achievements
Why the Field Operations Wing Matters
Future Outlook
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Key Programs Driving the Vision of the DoWH
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