Crumbling concrete, known as RAAC, is believed to be present in four areas of the General Hospital.
The Infrastructure Minister, Deputy Tom Binet, says it was found after 'exhaustive investigations'.
"Structural engineers will now undertake a full site inspection to confirm whether RAAC is present and in the event that it is, all necessary measures will be taken to ensure that the buildings are made safe for the longer term.
Two men arrested in graffiti investigation
Police have arrested two men in their investigation into hateful graffiti which was sprayed across St Helier.
New route for Jersey Battle of Flowers 2025
The Battle of Flowers is due to go ahead in August and will look slightly different, with a new route through town.
Jersey grabs three gold on first day of Orkney Island Games
Jersey top the medals table after the first day of competition at the Orkney Island Games.
Jersey choir officially named the best children's choir in the world
The Musical Originals Choir have been named 'Young Choir of the World 2025' at the International Eisteddfod.
Channel Islands get stuck in at the 2025 Orkney Island Games
Channel Islanders are representing their countries at the 2025 Island Games in Orkney, kicking off with events including athletics, football, lawn bowls and squash.
Sark to Jersey rowing race sets off
32 crews from Jersey and Guernsey Rowing Clubs are lining up to take part in the Sark 2 Jersey Rowing Race - plus one single sculler from the Netherlands.
Deputy Ozouf to appear at Royal Court for immigration offences
Deputy Philip Ozouf will enter formal pleas at the Royal Court after being charged with five counts under the UK Immigration Act.
Swastika graffiti sprayed across parts of St Helier
Police are investigating a spate of offensive graffiti in St Helier.
