A Project Coordinator is mainly deployed -

• (a)to assist the Harbour Office (HO) in the promotion and publicity to enhance utilisation and popularity of the Victoria Harbour and its harbourfront area, including but not limited to –
  • (i)overseeing the competitions on street furniture and “Victoria Harbour” sign at the quick-win promenade, including coordinating relevant organising committee, competition participants, administration work on the competitions, monitoring the installation and subsequent maintenance of the furniture/sign, etc.;
  • (ii)overseeing the consultancy service on the Place Making Exercises on the Quick-win promenade, including coordinating relevant tender or proposal invitation exercises, examining proposals submitted by the consultant, monitoring the service delivery and implementation of larger-scaled publicity programmes etc.;
  • (iii)proposing and implementing smaller-scaled on-site festive events and activities to enhance the attractiveness, diversity and vibrancy of various parts of the harbourfront;
  • (iv)liaison and engagement with stakeholders on (i),
  • (ii)and
  • (iii)above; overseeing on-line publicity efforts; and
  • (v)managing and updating the harbourfront photo database;
• (b)to assist the HO in public engagement relating to harbourfront enhancement projects, including the adoption of place-making and design thinking concepts; and
• (c)to undertake any other duties as assigned by senior officers.

Candidates should:- <br>

• (a)have a bachelor degree from a local university, or equivalent;
• (b)have attained Level 3 or above in Chinese Language and English Language in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination or Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE) or equivalent [See Note];
• (c)have a minimum of seven years’ full-time post-qualification working experience with solid experience in project coordination, public-private partnership, government tendering and/or contract management;
• (d)have good command of written and spoken English and Chinese;
• (e)have strong communication, organisational and presentation skills;
• (f)be mature, self-motivated and capable of multitasking; and
• (g)be proficient in using Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. <br> <br>Previous experience in working in government bureaux and departments or statutory bodies, as well as in formulating and carrying out publicity intiatives, will be an advantage.