• (a)To provide professional advice and assistance in vetting and reviewing proposals on survey of the sewage system of both public and private housing buildings –
  • (i)To check the quality of foul water manhole (FMH) survey plan, including an Overall Plan, the Survey Schedule and Manhole Location Plans, prepared by the Senior Project Inspectors (SPIs) to ensure they are correct, clear and concise before issuing to the Drainage Services Department (DSD);
  • (ii)To prepare emails and letters for issuing to building management office (BMO) of each building to be surveyed; to facilitate direct liaison between DSD’s survey contractor and BMOs on the exact detailed arrangement of surveys; and to handle BMOs’ enquiries and complaints;
  • (iii)To check the DSD survey reports to ensure the survey results are reasonable and the survey has been conducted properly, and liaise with DSD for re-visit if necessary; and
  • (iv)To manage the team of SPIs, prepare the list of buildings to be surveyed and assign to SPIs accordingly, supervise their progress from planning to uploading of results, and provide coaching and guidance to SPIs when needed; and
• (b)To perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

Other Job-related Requirements:

• (a)The hours and venues of work may be varied regard to the operational needs of the department. Successful candidate may be required to
  • (i)work irregular hours and overtime, including evenings, weekends, Sundays and public holidays; and
  • (ii)work outdoors.
• (b)The number of working hours is subject to the operational needs but will not normally exceed 17.5 hours per week. There is no guarantee on the minimum number of hours of work in any given period.

Candidates should –

• (a)
  • (i)have a bachelor’s degree or above from a university in Hong Kong, or equivalent, in subject relevant to engineering, environment or science; or
  • (ii)have a Corporate Membership of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers in a discipline relevant to engineering, environment or science admitted on or after 5 December 1975 (Note);
• (b)have at least ten years of full-time relevant working experience in environmental protection, including at least two years in sewerage design/ sewerage impact assessment/ sewage surveillance; and
• (c)be proficient in the use of computer software such as Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Experience in using ArcGIS and PowerBI is an advantage.