A Part-time Marine Manager is mainly deployed to –

• (a)review reports, technical papers, proposals, and other documents related to the port planning and development marine works or projects currently underway or planned;
• (b)assess and draft comments on the port planning and development marine works or projects to ensure the safety and efficiency of port operations;
• (c)coordinate the Marine Department's responses to governmental bodies and consultants prior to the commencement of projects or during their execution and attend relevant meetings and site visits;
• (d)prepare training course materials, conduct training courses and experience-sharing sessions on the topics about port planning and development marine works and the application process for the Marine Department Notices related to marine works;
• (e)formulate Planning and Development Section operation guidelines and revise the current guideline about the Marine Department Notices related to marine works; and standardize the Section's views on the requirements of Marine Traffic Impact Assessment for marine works proposals; and
• (f)perform any other duties assigned by supervisors.

(Remarks: May be required to work shifts, or undertake stand-by duties and to attend emergency on-scene duties.)

Candidates should have –

• (a)a Certificate of Competency (Deck Officer) Class 1 (Master Mariner) issued by or a certificate acceptable to the Director of Marine;
• (b)one year's experience as Chief Officer or above on sea-going ships or relevant marine-related experience at equivalent responsible level; and
• (c)a good command of English and Chinese.