A Chief Inspector of Police (Specialist) [Assistant Force Training Officer, Engineering, Marine Police Training School] is primarily responsible for the supervision and examinations of all technical courses held at Marine Police Training School. The main duties include (a) supervising the functions of engineering section and all engineering related courses as well as conducting tests and examinations; (b) updating Marine Police Manual Volume IV as well as preparing lesson plans, training notes and syllabi for related training courses regarding engineering; (c) ensuring that engineering instructors are maintaining a level of specialist knowledge commensurate to their duty assignments as well as producing training aids and e-Learning packages in concert with Visual Aid Staff; (d) co-ordinating training and supervising practices of lifting appliances in divisions as well as gauging training needs on matters related to marine engineering and lifting appliances; and (e) ensuring the operational readiness of training launches and vessels through proper monitoring of Planned Maintenance System services as well as liaising with Marine Department on training, engineering and police launches & vessels related matters. [Note : May be required to wear uniform, work shifts and / or irregular hours and work in an area outside the HKSAR.]

Candidates should have (a) an Associate Membership of the Institute of Marine Engineers, or equivalent; and a valid Certificate of Competency (Marine Engineer Officer) Motorship Class 1 issued by or acceptable to the Director of Marine and one year’s experience in a sea-going ship in a capacity not below Second engineer; (b) 12 years’ experience in technical training course design / programming; or merchant navy mechanic, artificer or merchant service engineering training; or planned maintenance - system installation and administration; or high speed diesel engine and servicing; (c) a good record of service and proven leadership qualities; and (d) met the language proficiency requirements of Level 2 [see Note 1] or above in Chinese Language and English Language in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination or Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination, or equivalent; and be able to speak fluent Cantonese and English.