Successful candidates will be deployed to sections/offices in the Works Branch of the Development Bureau to undertake the following duties (Notes 3 and 4) – <br>

• (a)to conduct the annual maintenance survey and condition survey and prepare inspection reports of declared monuments and graded historic buildings under the management of the Antiquities and Monuments Office (AMO) and take follow up action on their restoration, maintenance and repair; <br>
• (b)to assist in managing the maintenance, repair and restoration works contracts on declared monuments and graded historic buildings assigned and initiated by the AMO, including works tender preparation, progress monitoring, contract administration, quality control and on-site supervision and inspection; <br>
• (c)to assist in assessing applications for works permit under Section 6 of the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance (the Ordinance) for all declared monuments and the monitoring of the works to their completion in compliance with the Ordinance; <br>
• (d)to assist in monitoring the progress of the works related consultancy studies engaged for the conservation management plan, structural investigation, drainage works, cartographic and photographic surveys of historic buildings; <br>
• (e)to assist in monitoring the building conservation works under the Financial Assistance for Maintenance Scheme launched by the Commissioner for Heritage’s Office (CHO) and providing technical support; <br>
• (f)to assist in vetting study reports for the government capital works projects required for the heritage impact assessment and for other development projects required for the environmental impact assessment; <br>
• (g)to assist in monitoring the implementation of conservation requirements for development and work projects and adaptive reuse projects for historic buildings and providing technical advice; and <br>
• (h)to perform any other duties assigned as appropriate.

Applicants should (Note 1) – <br>

• (a)have a bachelor’s degree or above in architecture or building surveying from a university in Hong Kong, or equivalent; <br>
• (b)have completed postgraduate course
• (s)in built heritage conservation or architectural conservation, or equivalent; <br>
• (c)have at least two years’ full-time working experience in the relevant fields, including experience in handling building renovation projects; <br>
• (d)have met the language proficiency requirements of “Level 2” (Note 2) or above in Chinese Language and English Language in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination or the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE), or equivalent; <br>
• (e)have good proficiency in written Chinese and English and be fluent in spoken English and Cantonese; and <br>
• (f)have good knowledge of built heritage conservation. <br> <br>Your application will NOT be considered if you fail to meet any of the entry requirements
• (a)to
• (d)by the closing date for application. Invitation to interview/written test does not imply that you have met the entry requirements.