Robot Design Competition - Hang Fai Cup

The Society of Operations Engineers

Theme

“Operations Engineers A New Era” [營運工程 新世代]

Background

For the sake of COVID-19 pandemic, Work from Home arrangement is common for office workers and suspension of classes also makes a ritual of students. As a result, the time for parents staying at home taking care of their children becomes much longer than ever before. Although it could be a challenge for some parents, it could also be an excellent opportunity to promote parent-child relationship.

Robot Design Competition provides a platform for parents and children by using computer software to design a virtual robot together. Through this design process, parents can build a positive relationship with their child by spending quality time and creating a caring environment of trust, respect and cooperation. While children could develop their creativity and enrich their understanding of the engineering world. These essential skills and values are able to set them on the path of future success.

Anticipated Event Scale

20 groups of parent(s) & children (Only for members of SOEHK Region and their children)

Judging Criteria

1. Illustration of the theme “Operations Engineers A New Era [營運工程 新世代]”

2. Originality and innovative ideas

3. Artistic merit/ Visual impact

4. Drawing technique and use of colour

Judging Method

The result will be combined to give an overall score by 60% from Judging Panel and 40% from Public Online Voting to each entry.

Awards and Prizes

• All entries will be a showcased of Exhibition booths

• A CPD certificate and a souvenir will be distributed to all entrants

Competition Schedule

Submission Procedure

Entries should complete the Online Application Form and upload the entry in JPEG or PDF format within a A4 size and less than 8MB on or before the submission deadline. (Scan copy is not acceptable)

Online Application form & Link for Submission:

https://forms.gle/ziWwWCsrV5TYdQ9X8

Terms and Conditions

• Each entrant can only register once and upload one drawing.

• The uploaded drawing must be original work that has never been published publicly and will not infringe the intellectual property rights or privacy rights of any third party. Any form of plagiarism or copyright infringement will be disqualified.
• The entrants grant all their rights and copyright owner to the SOEHK Region exclusively to use and publish the entries.

Remarks

• The submission will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis.
• The organizer reserves the right to revise the above schedule.
• All relevant information of this competition will be announced by email. All applicants are required to notify the Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) through the below email immediately should there be any changes to the email address provided in the application form after submission.
• In the case of any disputes, The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) i.e. SOEHK Region reserves the right of final decision.

Enquires

Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) – Young Member Committee (YMC)

Glynis Siu

Chair of Committee (2020-2022)
Email: soehkymcofficial@gmail.com
Facebook: soehkymcofficial
Instagram: soehkymc

Robot Design Competition - Hang Fai Cup

The HKIE Environmental Division Annual Forum 2021
“DECARBONISATION – HOW DO WE PREPARE FOR THE TRANSFORMATION” 

Date: Thursday, 29 April 2021 
Time: 9:00am – 5:00pm 
Venue: The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Headquarters, 9/F Island Beverley, 1 Great George Street, Hong Kong  (Participants will be joining via ZOOM) 

INTRODUCTION 

Further to the public engagement exercise on the long‐term Decarbonisation for Hong Kong undertaken by the Council for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement with nearly 200 signatories, Hong Kong, like other developed countries and world cities, should share its climate responsibility, especially to address extreme weather conditions arisen in recent years and set Decarbonisation target. 

Whether Hong Kong will consider a reduction target of 60% or 80% or more, Decarbonisation will be a major challenge and opportunity to drive changes in our city and our lifestyle.  The primary objectives of this forum are to serve as a platform to communicate and review Decarbonisation strategies; share local and international practices and explore relevant digitalization & innovation for Decarbonisation.  At the same time, we would like to know how technologies and development can become critical enablers for the transformation and present both opportunities and challenges to engineers. 

The forum comprises the keynote session and four other sessions: i) Green construction; ii) Decarbonising generation through digitalization; iii) Hydrogen economy and iv) Experience sharing and best practices for Decarbonisation. 

GUEST OF HONOUR 

• Mr WONG Kam‐sing, GBS, JP 

Secretary for the Environment, Environment Bureau, The Government of the HKSAR 

OPENING ADDRESS 

• Ir Professor PL YUEN, President, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers 

KEYNOTE ADDRESS 

• Transforming Hong Kong into a Green and Smart City 

Ir Dr the Hon LO Wai‐kwok, SBS, MH, JP 
Legislative Councillor (Engineering Functional Constituency), HKSAR 

• Designing Future Ready Schemes – How Engineers can Lead on Decarbonisation 

Mr David Symons, Director of Environment, WSP UK 

INVITED SPEAKERS 

• Ms Ada YS FUNG, BBS 

Board Secretary, World Green Building Council and Board Director, Hong Kong Green Building Council 

• Decarbonisation Construction 

Ms Emma HARVEY, Group Sustainability Manager, Gammon Construction Ltd 

• Professor Michael LEUNG, Professor, School of Energy and Environment and Director, 

Ability R&D Energy Research Centre (AERC), City University of Hong Kong  

• Electricity Generation – The Role of Machine Learning and AI 

Ir CS LEUNG, Head of System Operations, The Hongkong Electric Co Ltd  

• Representative from, Water Supplies Department, The Government of the HKSAR 
• And other speakers 

REGISTRATION FEE 

HKIE Members 

• Early‐Bird Registration (on or before 29 Mar 2021): $250 
• Full Registration (after 29 Mar 2021): $280 
• HKIE Graduate Members / Associate Members / Full‐time Students: $50 

Non‐HKIE Members:  

• Early‐Bird Registration (on or before 29 Mar 2021): $290 
• Full Registration (after 29 Mar 2021): $320 

The forum is designed for 6‐hour CPD Day.  Attendance certificate will be issued after the event. 
 
REGISTRATION  

Please fill in the registration form below or register online at https://forms.gle/zVEK9ryG9xAp2MxU7.   

ENQUIRIES 

For enquiries, please contact the Forum Secretariat 

c/o Centre for Research & Professional Development 
Room 2108 Kimberland Centre, 55 Wing Hong Street, Kowloon, Hong Kong 
Tel : 2796 1638 ; Fax :  3016 8648; Email : info@crpd‐hk.com 
Event website:  http://ev.hkie.org.hk/ OR https://sites.google.com/view/hkieevd2021/home 

The HKIE Environmental Division Annual Forum 2021

Continuing Professional Development Code of Practice for Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition Comprehensive Course in Electrical Installations (Class A)

This CPD is to:

1. Introduce the new Code of Practice for Electrical (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition;
2. Provide the technical knowledge in electrical installations;
3. Refresh and acquire the knowledge in design and installation of the electrical systems;
4. Share the experiences of electrical design and calculation of electrical installations.

Continuing Professional Development Code of Practice for Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition Comprehensive Course in Electrical Installations (Class A)

RELIABILITY Enhancement of Electronic Parts, Products and Systems

This webinar is organized by "Centre for Advances in Reliability and Safety" (CAiRS). In the Webinar, local and overseas professional experts and renowned industrialist will share their industrial and research experiences on reliability of electronic parts, products and system.

Date: 25 March 2021 (Thursday)
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:40 PM
Format: Webinar
Language: English

Registration Link

Technical Webinar – Updates of Recent Technical Development of the Construction Industry 
4 March 2021 (Thursday) 

The SOEHK-Artificial Intelligence Applications Group & Young Member Committee (YMC) aim not only to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for exchange of technical knowledge, extension of network and broadening of views. 

This technical webinar will provide the attendees with an insight into: 

Internet of Things (IoT) for Elevator O&M

• Elevator maintenance new model & success story experience sharing 
• Use of IoT to build and enrich an actionable data lake 
• Transition into smart building solution with Fire&safety IoT company acquisition 

AI Monitoring for Construction Safety

• State of Art AI technology in construction 
• AI monitoring by Computer Vision 
• Case studies of AI monitoring deployment in construction safety 
• Going forward for AI technology in construction 

Construction Digital Twin and Intelligent Management Platform

• BIM & Digital Twin Technology, setting up Common Data Environment (CDE) 
• Construction digitalization, e.g. Apps, ChatBot, CCTV recognition & AI data analytics 
• IoT sensors implementation 
• Integrated Construction - Overall digital projects integration management  

Technical Webinar – Updates of Recent Technical Development of the Construction Industry

DfMA MiMEP Tradeshow 2021

Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) is an effective design approach for successful construction project delivery. With strong dedication to improve productivity, safety and quality of the HK construction industry, the Construction Industry Council (CIC) and the Hong Kong Federation of Electrical and Mechanical Contractors (HKFEMC) encourage the adoption of DfMA for MEP (Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing) works in construction projects.

The CIC and HKFEMC are jointly organising the “DfMA MiMEP Tradeshow 2021” (the Tradeshow), to showcase the industry's capability in DfMA and the multi-trade integrated approach for MEP works (i.e. MultiTrade integrated MEP, MiMEP). The Tradeshow also serves as a platform for sharing the best practices, innovative ideas and benefits in adopting DfMA for MEP works. We are honoured to have Ir LAM Sai-hung, JP, Permanent Secretary for Development (Works) to officiate this Opening Ceremony and Conference for the Tradeshow.

Opening Ceremony & Conference

Date: 2 March 2021 (Tuesday)
Time: 14:15 - 17:30 (HKT) 
Language: Cantonese (*No simultaneous interpretation service will be provided.)
Fee: Free of Charge
Format: Webinar

Highlights:

• DfMA MiMEP Tradeshow 2021 Opening Ceremony
• Sharing of perspectives from clients, engineers and MEP specialists on the adoption of DfMA for MEP works and "MultiTrade integrated MEP" (MiMEP)
• Local projects sharing 

Speakers:

• Mr CHAN Pak-cheung, Assistant Director (Building Services), Architectural Services Department, HKSAR Government
• Ir WONG Chi-kwong, Vice President, Building Engineering (MEP), Hong Kong, AECOM
• Ir Dr Sam HUI, Adjunct Assistant Professsor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Hong Kong
• Ir Brian CHENG, Chief Executive of Building Services Engineering, ATAL Engineering Group
• Ir Gilbert TSANG, Executive Director - Building, E&M, Interiors, China, Gammon Construction Limited

Registration link: https://app.livestorm.co/cic-1/dfma-mimep-tradeshow-2021-opening-ceremony-and-conference

MiC and MiMEP Webinar Forum

Date: 5 March 2021 (Friday)
Time: 14:00 - 17:30 (HKT) 
Language: Cantonese 
Fee: Free of Charge
Format: Webinar
Speakers:

• Ir Antonio CHAN, Deputy Managing Director, REC Engineering Company Limited
• Ir Brian CHENG, Chief Executive, Building Services Engineering, ATAL Engineering Group
• Ir Dr Eric LIU, Chairman, HKIE - Manufacturing, Industrial and Systems Division
• Mr Gary FONG, Project Manager, Young's Engineering Co Ltd
• Mr Victor NG, General Manager, Operation, InnoTec Engineering Limited
• Ir Felix LEUNG, Senior Construction Manager, Gammon E&M Limited
• Ir Colin CHUNG, Managing Director, WSP

Registration link: https://app.livestorm.co/cic-1/dfma-mimep-tradeshow-2021-mic-and-mimep-webinar-forum

Exhibition

(Registration will be open soon, please stay tuned to website: https://rebrand.ly/mimep2021)

Format: Hybrid (On-site & Online)

Venue: Exhibition Hall, CIC - Zero Carbon Park, 8 Sheung Yuet Road, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong 
Opening Hours: 3 - 12 March 2021 | 09:00 - 18:00 (Closed on 7 March 2021, Sunday) 
Fee: Free of Charge

Lift and escalator Course for Real Estate Practitioners:
Operation & maintenance for lift and escalator

This training course is specially designed for real estate practitioners on basic technical knowledge and skills specifically on the operation and maintenance of lift and escalator aiming to broaden the knowledge of participants in various aspects of lift and escalator.

Course Objectives

In Hong Kong, the need for lift and escalator maintenance has increased tremendously throughout the years. Recent multiple cases of lift/escalator incidents raises the awareness of the public. Voices were heard to upgrade the system performance and safety. Stringent regulations are imposed for maintenance and inspection of lifts.

To uphold the safety of the public, it is necessary to create the awareness of various stakeholders in the real estate industry so as to protect the safety of general public.

Course Outline

1. Lift and escalator maintenance work method and activities
2. Good practices in maintenance work activities 
3. Special maintenance 
4. Condition based maintenance / Reliability centre maintenance of lift and escalator for Smart City
5. Future technology trend of lift and escalator in built environment for Smart City
6. Dealing with emergency situations in lift and escalator operation

About the speaker

Ir Richard Tse is a management, engineering, environment, health, safety, security, sustainability, reliability, quality and training professional who practices management consulting in a pragmatic way. He has been a Council Member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers and the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health and a fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Institution of Management Services. He is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner, Registered Safety Auditor and Registered Safety Officer for which he has rich experience working in an international elevator company and facilities management company, taking lead fatal/serious lift and escalator work and user accidents investigation utilizing Incident Cause Analysis Method (ICAM) in the region. He was also a member of Construction Industry Council’s Task Force on Site Safety of Working in lift shaft in 2013-2016.

Enrolment method

1.  complete the enrolment and payment online.
2. Mail the crossed cheque with payee name “Hong Kong Productivity Council” (in HK dollar) and the application form to Hong Kong Productivity Council, 4/F, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon (attention to Ms Nicole LO). Please indicate the course name and course code on the envelope.

Application Deadline: 19 February 2021

*Participants who have attended this course will be awarded a certificate of attendance issued by Hong Kong Productivity Council.

Lift and escalator Course for Real Estate Practitioners: Operation & maintenance for lift and escalator

Online Technical Webinar on Major Changes of the Code of Practice (CoP) for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition  and its Practical Implementation 

Programme Highlights

The new Code of Practice (CoP) for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition has been published to the industry at the end of 2020. In order to keep abreast with the latest development in technology, electrical safety requirements and trade practice, EMSD invited Working Group Members from different sectors of the electrical industry in Hong Kong so as to review and update the CoP periodically. HKIE-Building Services Division and BSOMES were invited to nominate representatives to sit in the Working Group for reviewing the Code of Practice (CoP) for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2000 Edition and contribute significant comments on the revision of CoP 2020 Editions. This Technical Talk will be jointly presented by the Electricity Legislation Division of EMSD and the Chairman of HKIE-Building Services Division highlighting major changes of the latest CoP as compared between 2015 and 2020 Editions, as well as practical approach to its implementation. 

Honorable Speakers

1. Ir Johnson Sze is an Electrical and Mechanical Engineer of the Electricity Legislation Division of the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (“EMSD”) and a Corporate Member of the HKIE.  The Electricity Legislation Division of the EMSD is the regulatory authority responsible for the enforcement of Electricity Ordinance and its subsidiary legislations, as well as publication of relevant Code of Practices, Guidance Notes and Technical Guidelines, with the mission of enhancing electricity safety in the community. 

2. Ir K F Yee is the Technical Head of a listed company in Hong Kong overseeing the mega size of Grade A Shopping Mall and commercial Office Buildings in Hong Kong. Ir Yee was nominated by either HKIE-BSD or BSOMES to sit in the Working Group as Taskforce Members for reviewing the Code of Practice (CoP) for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2003, 2009, 2015 and 2020 Editions during the past 19 years. Ir Yee is the Chairman of the HKIE-Building Services Division (2020-2021) and is the Recognized Trainer of EMSD for the Registered Electrical Worker (REW) CPD Scheme. Ir Yee was the President of BSOMES (2008-2010) and was the Chairman of Energy Institute Hong Kong (2018-2020). 

Fee

Free of charge.  

CPD Hours and EMSD’s Registered Electrical Worker (REW) CPD Scheme

A two (2) Hours CPD Certificate issued by HKIE-Building Services Division and BSOMES. Candidates can apply for 2 Hours (Module 1 & 2) under EMSD’s Registered Electrical Worker (REW) CPD Scheme 

Language

Cantonese with English terminology 

Registration & Enquiry: 

The Technical Seminar is free of charge and prior registration is required. For registration, please register ''On Line Registration Link'' or via the website of HKIE-BSD https://www.hkie-bsd.org/en/events_details.php?wid=12&cid=1&id=11&page=1 and BSOMES - http://www.bsomes.org.hk/?key=eventlist&mode=upcominghttp://www.bsomes.org.hk/?key=eventlist&mode=upcoming  

The number of participants is limited. Those successful applicants are requested to attend the Online Webinar by their own. Application will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis with priority given to the Members of Co-organisers and Supporting Organizations respectively.  

Deadline of Registration and Notification

The deadline of application is set at 15 Feb 2021 (Monday). Successful applicants will be informed via confirmation e-mail on or before 19 Feb 2021 (Friday). Transferring or sharing of the registration is prohibited. 

If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail by 19 Feb 2021, their applications will be regarded as NOT successful. 

To facilitate the time efficient, registration will be done when entering the Webinar so please click on the zoom meeting link and type in your membership number followed by your name (same as the registration name) when joining the online Webinar on event day.  

For HKIE Members, please contact Ir Sally Leung at 9636 8299 or e-mail to hkiebsd.seminar@gmail.com for any enquiry. 

For BSOMES Members, please contact Ho Kwok Wing at 9458 2777 or e-mail to kwhobsomes@gmail.com for any enquiry. 

Disclaimer

Please note that only successful applicants will receive an electronic CPD Certificate i.e. sharing of the Zoom link to others are prohibited. HKIE-BSD / BSOMES reserves the right to disqualify and terminate those non-properly registered participants to attend the Online Webinar. 

Online Technical Webinar on Major Changes of the Code of Practice (CoP) for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition  and its Practical Implementation 

Implementation of ISO 41001:2018 Facility Management – Management System (FMMS) and Property Management Practitioners  

The emergence of smart city and big data technology has driven an upsurge demand on Facility Management System and licensed Professionals to ensure sites are managed under quality service with increased operational efficiency.

This course acts as a stepping stone to becoming a licensed property management practitioner (PMP).

 

About this course

This course specifies requirements to develop, implement, operate, monitor and provide a documented integrated Facility Management - Management System (FMMS) within the context of the new ISO 41001: 2018 standard. It covers typical examples, proven practices and strategic options for use. It also explores how FMMS can be applied to both internal and external service delivery of facility management.

In Hong Kong, Property Management Services Ordinance (Cap. 626) stipulates that the criteria for holding a property management practitioner (PMP) license may include criteria relating to an applicant’s academic qualifications, relevant work experience and professional qualifications. This course also introduces the route to becoming a PMP license holder and the criteria to hold the PMP license.

Course Outline

DAY1

1. Understanding and meeting the demand organization’s requirements through an integrated planning process
2. The relationship between the integrated planning process of the FMMS
3. The documentation associated with the requirements of the FMMS under ISO 41001:2018 standard, and the subject of certification assessments
4. All of the above in the context of management levels
5. Continual improvement of processes based on objective measurement

DAY2

1. Understanding the property management licencing regime
2. Brief the criteria for holding a property management practitioner (PMP) licence
3. Pathways to fulfilling the criterion of PMP licence
4. Introduction of application procedure for a provisional licence with PMSA

About the Speaker

Dr Gaby KUN is an experienced trainer who served for the City University of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, the Open University of Hong Kong and the Institute of Vocational Education. He is a facility management, engineering, environment, occupational safety and health, and sustainability training professional who practice engineering management in a pragmatic way. He is a Fellow Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Hong Kong Institute of Housing. Dr. KUN is also a Chartered Member of Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner, Registered Safety Officer, Certified Facility Manager and the first batch of Hong Kong licenced PMP (Level 1). He has worked in management positions in world-renowned telecommunications companies and facility management companies for years and has well experience in teaching facilities management courses.

Enrolment method

1. complete the enrolment and payment online.
2. Mail the crossed cheque with payee name “Hong Kong Productivity Council” (in HK dollar) and the application form to Hong Kong Productivity Council, 4/F, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon (attention to Ms Nicole LO). Please indicate the course name and course code on the envelope.

Application Deadline: 15 January 2021

* Participants who have attended this course will be awarded a Certificate of Attendance issued by Hong Kong Productivity Council.

RTTP Training Grant Application
Companies should submit their RTTP training grant application for their employee(s) via https://rttp.vtc.edu.hk/rttp/login at least two weeks before 
course commencement. Alternatively, application form could be submitted by email to rttp@vtc.edu.hk along with supporting documents.

Implementation of ISO 41001:2018 Facility Management – Management System (FMMS) and Property Management Practitioners  

Webinar on Licensing Regime under Property Management Services Ordinance (Cap. 626) (PMSO) and Legal Case Sharing related to Deed of Mutual Covenant (DMC)

Details:

Programme Highlight: 

The licensing regime for the property management industry came into operation on 1 August 2020. Some of the respective codes of conduct and work guidelines have been issued accordingly for the industry to follow, with a view to upgrading the professional standard of the industry. 

A DMC is a private contractual agreement among all the co-owners, the manager and also the developer of a building. It defines the rights, interests and obligations of the parties concerned and basically sets out rules for the management and regulation of the building. In this seminar, BSOMES has invited the representative(s) from PMSA and a solicitor to share the following: 

PMSO 
- The licensing regime for the property management industry 
- The criteria for holding the licenses of Property Management Practitioner Tier 1 and Tier 2 and Property Management Company  
- The regulatory measures under the regime 

DMC 
- Highlights on both DMC and Building Management Ordinance (BMO) 
- Duties of DMC Manager 
- Legal cases or disputes relating to DMC 

Speaker(s): 

Kevin Cheung – General Manager (Regulatory) of PMSA 
Kevin oversees four divisions under the PMSA: Regulatory and Disciplinary, Licensing, Complaints & Enforcement and Legal Affairs. 

Chan Chun-Wah – Solicitor 
Mr Chan is a graduate of the University of Hong Kong. He qualified as a solicitor in Hong Kong in 1993 and joined Messrs. Chung & Kwan where he focused on the areas of conveyancing and property management. He joined S. K. Lam, Alfred Chan & Co. as a consultant in 1999 and was admitted as a partner in 2003. He now deals with a mixture of property management and construction works and acts for a number of major property management companies and builders. 

Medium of instruction: 
Cantonese supplemented with technical terms in English 

CPD Certificate: 
2-hour CPD Certificate to be issued by the Organizer 

Fee: 
Free of Charge 

Registration & Enquiry: 
The maximum number of participants is 500. Vacancy will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis and priority will be given to BSOMES members and Supporting Organizations.   

For registration, please click here ''On Line Registration Link'' or via the website of BSOMES http://www.bsomes.org.hk/?key=eventlist&mode=upcoming.    The deadline of application is 15 Jan 2021 (Fri). Name of successful members will be informed by confirmation e-mail by no later than 20 Jan 2021 (Wed). If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail on or before 20 January 2021, their applications will be regarded as NOT successful. 

For enquiry, please contact Mr Ivan Wan at 9282 5040 or Mr Ho Kwok Wing at 9458 2777. 

Webinar on Licensing Regime under Property Management Services Ordinance (Cap. 626) (PMSO) and Legal Case Sharing related to Deed of Mutual Covenant (DMC)

(FULL)SOEHK-IRTE陸路運輸工程師學會

CPR & AED Course心肺復甦法及自動心臟除顫器課程

Event Date: 19 December 2020

Venue: Room 6, 9th Floor, Elite Industrial Centre, 883 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon.

對於拯救心臟驟停的患者，每遲一分鐘為其進行除顫電擊，他們的存活率便會減少百分之七至十，故能越早為他們進行除顫器急救，可大大提升生存機會。香港消防處為進一步在社區推廣心臟驟停急救法，現正向公眾人士免費提供「擊活人心」- 心肺復甦法及自動心臟除顫器課程，教導公眾如何使用除顫器，以期當有心臟驟停時，附近的人可即時為其進行急救，從而提升患者的存活率。

When cardiac arrest takes place, every second counts. The best action is to deliver a shock via defibrillator. Otherwise, the survival rate decreases by 7% to 10 % in each following minute. To uplift the survival rate, the Hong Kong Fire Services Department undertakes to train members of the public in using defibrillator for free.

詳情請參閱附件宣傳單張 Please refer to attached flyer for detail

Technical visit for CanaShield AIPV System 

12 December 2020 (Saturday) 

CanaShield Durable Thin film Energy (Technologies involves the production and application of the innovated Energizing AIPV systems that consist of Power Generations Air Quality Improvement with self-cleansing effects on semitransparent colored solar power decorative and/or structural glass panels. It is self-cleaning, available for custom module size and patterns. With air purification function, it can decompose PM2.5, decimate bacteria and virus, offering a no carbon footprint, no energy consumption, recyclable green choice for the construction industry. 

Technical visit for CanaShield AIPV System 

(Webinar)Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency
9, 11, 16 & 18 December 2020

Course Objectives

The main purpose of this course is to provide the participants with the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. After taking the course, the participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, the participants should be able to measure and verify the performance of implemented energy saving measures.

Key Speakers

• Ir Gary Chiang, Past Chairman, Energy Institute Hong Kong / Acting Senior Residential Market Development Manager, Residential Customer Experience, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
• Ir Prof Michael KH Leung, Professor, School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong
• Ir Dr Edward Lo, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
• Ir Dr Albert So, Director, Asian Institute of Built Environment
• Ir Dr TM Chung, Adjunct Professor, Department of Building Services Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

General Information

Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency

Lift and Escalator Course for Real Estate Practitioners:Lift and Escalator in the Built Environment 

This training course is specially designed for real estate practitioners on basic technical knowledge and skills in lift engineering, aiming to broaden the knowledge of participants in various aspects of lift and escalator.

 Course Objectives

In Hong Kong, the need for lift and escalator maintenance has increased tremendously throughout the years. Recent multiple cases of lift/escalator incidents raises the awareness of the public. Voices were heard to upgrade the system performance and safety. Stringent regulations are imposed for maintenance and inspection of lifts.
To uphold the safety of the public, it is necessary to create the awareness of various stakeholders in the real estate industry so as to better protect the safety of general public.

 Course Outline

1. History of Lifts and Escalators 
2. Overview of the various types of Lifts and Escalators and how they work
3. Structure, sub-system and safety features / components of Lifts and  Escalators 
4. Overview of regulatory regime for Lifts and Escalators safety 
5. Duties, rights and responsibilities of owner or responsible person
 
About the Speaker

Ir Richard TSE is a management, engineering, environment, health, safety, reliability, quality and training professional who practises management consulting in a pragmatic way. He graduated from the School of Science and Technology of the University of Northampton, England which is operating the world’s leading academic programme in lift engineering. He is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner, Registered Safety Auditor and Registered Safety Officer for which he has rich experience working in an international elevator company and facilities management company, taking lead fatal/serious lift and escalator work and user accidents investigation utilising Incident Cause Analysis Method (ICAM) in the region. He was also a member of Construction Industry Council’s Task Force on Site Safety of Working in lift shaft in 2013-2016.

Enrolment method

1. complete the enrolment and payment online
2. Mail the crossed cheque with payee name “Hong Kong Productivity Council” (in HK dollar) and the application form to Hong Kong Productivity Council, 4/F, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon (attention to Ms Nicole LO). Please indicate the course name and course code on the envelope.

Application Deadline: 20 November 2020

* Participants who have attended this Module will be awarded a certificate of attendance issued by Hong Kong  Productivity Council.

Lift and Escalator Course for Real Estate Practitioners:Lift and Escalator in the Built Environment 

Event Name

BEC EnviroSeries Conference 2020: Urban Transport on the Move: Connecting Policies, People and Business Opportunities

Date / Time / Format

27 November 2020, 09:25 to 17:00, Online

Synopsis

Transport is an important sector in Hong Kong – it enables the movements of people and goods, facilitates Hong Kong’s efficient commercial and business functions, and contributes to Hong Kong’s economic performance. At the personal level, transport supports people’s mobility needs and gets them connected.

However, unchecked growth in motorisation, over-reliance on fossil fuel vehicles and a car-centric city planning culture will exacerbate the transport sector’s impact on the environment. There are calls for rethinking the role of transport in the urban landscape and how cities should be planned so as to balance maintaining the mobility functions and to minimising externalities such as air pollution, greenhouse gases emissions and the loss of public space. 

With COVID-19 and climate change, these questions become even more valid and pressing.  It is timely and necessary for policy makers, the business sector and the general public to explore how COVID-19 and decarbonsiation will reshape urban mobility. There are opportunities to respond to the changing mobility need of people and delivery of goods as well as to transform transport operation for better efficiency and enhanced resilience.

EnviroSeries Conference is one of BEC’s flagship events held twice per year that aims to provide a cross-sector forum to discuss and address key issues related to Hong Kong’s environmental sustainability. This is now an opportune time for us to re-visit and re-focus on transport.
 

Prgramme & Registration Details:

Session 1: Planning for a Sustainable and People-centric Urban Transport System

Session 2: Future Private Mobility and Public Transport

Session 3: Business Innovation and Opportunities in Post-COVID-19 Urban Mobility

Session 4: Promoting Active and Inclusive Transport

Language

English

Enquiry

Email: event@bec.org.hk

SOEHK-IRTE Webinar 陸路運輸工程師學會網上講座

日產 SERENA 電動車

• 內容 Contents

• 全新Serena基本概述 Overview of the new Serena
• 高電壓系統維修注意事項Precautions for maintenance of high voltage system
• e-Power的進化歷程與系統運作 e-Power evolution and system operation
• 路邊支援指南 Roadside support guideline
• 定期保養 Regular maintenance

• 日期及時間 Date & Time：20-11-2020 (Fri)  7:30pm-9:30pm
• 名額Quota：100人

先到先得，以收到報名表及參加費用 [如需要出席證書] 為準) First come first served, subject to receipt of the enrollment form and fee [if CPD certificate is required])

• CPD證書費用certificate fee：

SOE及香港汽車修理同業商會會員SOE & HKVRMA member：HK$50

Non-member非會員HK$100 (非會員於10/11/2020前報名及付款可享有88折的早鳥優惠Registration and payment made on or before 10-11-2020 will entertain 12% of early bird discount)

• 截止報名日期 Registration Deadline：2020年11月18日
• 地點 Venue：使用Microsoft Teams程式進行網上講座 Webinar via Teams

詳情請參閱附件的宣傳單張Please refer to attached flyer for detail

Integrate 2020 Facility Management Conference :

Changing the FM Conversation – Sustainability and Technology

CPD: 7.5 hours

Registration Fee (Early Bird Rate Till 31 October):
- HK$ 100 for IFMA members
- HK$ 150 for non-members

Payment Method:
Issue cheque payable to "International Facility Management Association (Hong Kong Chapter)" and mail the cheque to PO Box 65115, Tseung Kwan O Post Office


Speaker Profile and Abstract

Mr. George CHAN, Community and Facility Management, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

Mr. Paul Bullard, Business Strategy Director, FSI (FM Solutions) Limited (Global)
Rethinking Facility Management Digitalization in Changing World: A Strategic Perspective

Speaker's Profile
A subject matter expert on Facilities Management and IWMS with a truly global view. Paul Bullard has over 23 years of experience working in the Integrated Workplace Management Systems (IWMS) industry and has held various positions within software development, project management, and operational delivery. He has been personally responsible for some of the world’s largest and most prestigious Facilities Management Software implementations. For the past 15 years, he has been in an Operational leadership position at FSI, the leading supplier of IWMS software. His current focus is specifically around FSI’s product strategy ensuring the most effective use of technology for Facilities Management. His current areas of interest include the Digital Workplace, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet of Things. Paul has written numerous articles on technology in Facilities Management for publications across the world, is a long-standing member of the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM), and holds the Associate qualification with the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Mr. Bill CONLEY IFMA Fellow National Manager-Facility Services, Yamaha Motor Corporation
Sustainability and Technology: The Human Factor

Speaker's Profile
Bill Conley, CFM, SFP, FMP, IFMA Fellow, has more than 40 years of experience in the facility management profession and has been a proponent of sustainable operations for more than 25 years. During his tenure as a facility manager and through his training and experience with sustainable operations, Bill has come to understand the importance of the facility contribution to the financial success of a company. He has managed facilities for VeriFone, Hewlett-Packard, and SCAN Health Plan and has served as Managing Director of the Sustainable Development Group for Pacific Building Care (PBC). He is a past president of the Orange County Chapter of IFMA, as well as the Facility Management Consultants Council and has served on the IFMA Board of Directors. He is a member of IFMA’s Sustainability Strategic Advisory Group (ESUS), serves on IFMA’s Certificate Commission for the Facility Management Professional™ and Sustainability Facility Professional® designations and is an IFMA Qualified Instructor. He is a Global Reporting Initiative Certified Reporter for both G3.1 and G4 and currently serves as National Manager/Facility Services for Yamaha Motor Corporation in Cypress, California, USA.

Abstract
In today’s world, Technology has become an integral part of Facility Management. Whether it be the use of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS), Building Automation Systems (BAS), Energy Management Systems (EMS) or Integrated Work Management Systems (IWMS) or other such tools, the technology is only as good as the professionals who use it.

Nothing is more important than hands-on training, but certificate programs like the FMP and SFP provide concepts, guidelines and resources aimed at assisting FMs in managing technology and making correct decisions. 

The presentation will cite a couple of examples of how the Facility Manager at Yamaha Motor Corporation utilized education and technology to measure and monitor energy usage. It will then be explained how that data was used to justify building improvements, resulting in energy conservation, cost savings and an improved working environment for building occupants

Mr. Andrew DAWSON, Division President, GWS, Local APAC, CBRE

Speaker's Profile
Andrew leads the APAC Local Accounts business for CBRE Global Workplace Solutions; spanning 13 countries with in excess of 6000 employee’s across the region. He has lived and worked in Australia, the UK, China and Hong Kong and has been based in Shanghai since 2010 and relocated to Hong Kong in 2017.

Andrew has extensive experience in the Facilities Management and Property Management Industry across the Asia Pacific Region since 2001. Industry verticals experience includes Mining, Oil and Gas, Sports and Leisure Corporate (Finance, Pharmaceutical, Hi-tech, FMCG, and Industrial Manufacturing) and Education. Andrew joined the Property and Facilities Management Industry in 2001 after 12 years in Hotel Management roles working with Marriott and Accor in Europe and Australia.

Education or Awards/Accolades
•Business Management – majoring in Hotel Management
•Corporate Management Traineeship with Marriott Hotels
•Post Graduate Studies with Chicago Business School and Centre for Creative Leadership

Mr. Nicholas HO, Chairman, Ho & Partners Architects Engineers & Development Consultants Limited
Future-proof Your Building Today

Speaker's Profile
Award-winning architect Nicholas Ho currently serves as Chairman of hpa (Ho & Partners Architects), a leading multi-disciplinary architectural practice headquartered in Hong Kong, and a Strategic Partner of HKTDC’s Belt and Road-related initiatives.

With years of design experience across Europe, China, Southeast Asia and the Middle East and his wealth of knowledge and insight, Ho is the Hong Kong, China (HKC)'s alternate representative to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Business Advisory Council (ABAC), member of the HKSAR Youth Development Commission, member of Hong Kong Trade and Industry Advisory Board, member of Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) Belt and Road & Greater Bay Area Committee, and council member of Lingnan University.

With landmark projects across 50 cities in 12 countries totaling over 1 billion square feet of construction footprint, hpa has firmly established itself as an international and technologically advanced advisory platform for four decades. Since 2016, hpa has also spearheaded numerous SMART Cities initiatives through partnering with and investing in dozens of tech partners and solution providers globally, actively nurturing an ecosystem for technology development. Our advisory role and comprehensive services add value to clients’ projects, including national governments and private sectors, with whom we have successfully collaborated in over 6 countries.

Ho has a keen interest in exporting Hong Kong professional services abroad, as exemplified by his current projects across Southeast Asia, Europe and the USA. Aligning with the PRC’s mandate to develop the Belt and Road Initiative, he has been actively establishing partnership alliances along the New Silk Road.

Dr. Alex KATSANOS, Head of Business Advisory, Hong Kong & Macau at Arcadis
How megatrends and technology are shaping the future of operations in Hong Kong

Speaker's Profile
Alex is a management consultant with 22+ years of experience in the infrastructure and operations space for major strategy houses and consulting firms. He is currently Director and the Head of Business Advisory for Arcadis in Hong Kong and Macau. Alex's service offering expertise focuses on Development Strategy for Smart Cities, operational improvement, capital planning, data and productivity strategy and procurement excellence amongst others, and has helped major clients in Hong Kong with policy and transformation of operations. He has worked across several infrastructure sub-sectors in East Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East and Africa. He holds a PhD from the University of Surrey, and his work has been published in several international conferences and journals.

Mr. Barry LAU, Senior Building Services Manager, Technical Services & Sustainable Development, Swire Properties

Speaker's Profile
Ir Barry Lau is the Senior Building Services Manager, Technical Services & Sustainable Development in Swire Properties Limited. He is responsible for formulating energy saving strategies and digital transformation of technical services, implementing of monitoring-based commissioning (MBCx) of all existing portfolios for deep energy saving and implementing cloud-based smart energy management platform. He has been practicing as a professional consulting engineer for over 20 years in the field of design building services system in Hong Kong and Mainland China. He is a chartered engineer and Fellow Members of Hong Kong Institution of Engineers and the UK Chartered Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

Mr. Leo LO, Chief Executive Officer, Fonto Holdings Limited
Five Predictions about Property Sustainability and PropTech

Speaker's Profile
Mr. Leo Lo is a surveyor-turned-serial entrepreneur. Leo is the CEO of Fonto Holdings, which is an integrated corporate based in Hong Kong, dedicated to real estate investment, development, financing and advisory with technology innovations with futuristic and entrepreneurial views. Fonto delivers solutions in the Asia-Pacific Region for real estate and infrastructure asset projects financing, investment, valuation and asset management.

Leo has been an Estate Surveyor and possesses for over 17 years’ experience in the real estate and capital market industry. With branch offices in the Mainland China, Singapore and San Francisco, Fonto has extensive footprint in the Asia-Pacific Region. By leveraging Fonto’s digital assets and investment in industry-leading portfolio of companies, Leo is developing real estate as a futurist.

He is also a founder of a real estate technology company (PropBLK) which is working on the A.I. and blockchain applications in the real estate sector, with solutions in AVM and tech-enabled real estate analysis. He is a trailblazer in the PropTech industry and actively forges partnerships with PropTech companies in the globe and building up the ecosystem: Asia PropTech, synergizing the forces and knowledge from PropTech startups, real estate players and investors to co-create ideas and solutions.

Leo is in high demand as a speaker for his thought leadership at different conferences and summits across the globe, he attended over 40 PropTech/real estate conferences as speaker in over 20 countries in the past 2 to 3 years. He is keen to deliver collaborative innovation to the real estate industry.

Leo is the RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) Excellent Young Achiever of the Year 2016 and he is also well connected in the society by being a Chairman Member (PropTech and Blockchain) of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao-Bay Area Economic and Trade Association, Executive Committee Member of Shanghai-Hong Kong Coalition of Professionals, Founding member of Hong Kong-ASEAN Economic Cooperation Foundation, etc.

Abstract
Globally, buildings and construction sector accounted for 39% of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The built environment has come to represent one of the most cost-effective opportunities for tackling climate change and driving low carbon growth, which is set to be a huge focus in the Property Technology (PropTech) sector over the next decade. PropTech is the term to describe the broad landscape of technology used in the real estate building sector, a large sum of PropTech has been dedicated to property management, such as IoT sensors and online management platforms. With the world facing more and more extreme weather events, the PropTech sector has also been looking into enhancing the building energy efficiency as a mean to mitigate global warming. PropTech is making advancements every day to compete against time and climate change, what does the future hold for property sustainability? In this presentation, five possible trends of PropTech in property sustainability will be discussed.

Prof. Alexi MARMOT, Professor of Facility and Environment Management and Director Bartlett Global Centre, University College London
FM for Future workplaces: Thoughts from the UK

Speaker's Profile
Alexi combines academic and professional roles as Professor of Facility & Environment in the Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, University College London, UCL, and Director of UCL Global Centre for Learning Environments, Honorary Professor in University of Sydney’s School of Architecture, Design and Planning, and founding director of AMA Alexi Marmot Associates, a London-based consultancy specialising in evidence-based consultative design.

Educated as an architect and urban planner in Australia and the USA, she has authored several books and many academic and professional papers. Her research focuses primarily on the design and management of workplaces, educational estates and libraries. With Joanna Eley she wrote workplace classics: Understanding Offices: What every organization needs to know about office buildings (Penguin), Office Space Planning: Designing for Tomorrow’s Workplace (McGraw-Hill), and Space on Demand: Coworkspace and Space Matchmaker apps (British Council for Offices). In Oct 2020, the BCO releases her latest report: High Office: Fire Safety in tall, supertall and megatall office buildings.

Alexi has advised numerous multinational companies, central and local government organisations, educational and charitable bodies, on their workspace strategy, design, operations and change management.

As an academic she has held senior leadership roles in UCL, conducted original research, supervised PhD and Masters level research, authored/co-authored many papers and delivered numerous invited lectures at conferences around the world.

Alexi is a Governor of WMC, the oldest adult education college in Europe, and Governor of the Royal Female School of Art Foundation, and a Trustee of the IFMA Foundation Board. She received the PFM lifetime achievement award in 2017.

Mr. Graham TIER, General Manager, District Facility Services at West Kowloon Cultural District Authority
A District wide approach to Sustainability & Technology

Speaker's Profile
Graham Tier, CFM, FMP, MRICS, currently serves as the General Manager, District Facility Services with The West Kowloon Cultural District Authority (WKCDA), the largest Cultural and Arts developments under construction in the world. This project will showcase international grade arts and culture stretching across 40 hectares of land right on Hong Kong's wonderful Victoria Harbour. This project will attract visitors from around the world with it's iconic buildings and impressive public open spaces.

Tier has more than 25 years of experience in operations and maintenance for leading international companies including British American Tobacco, Johnson & Johnson, McPherson’s and Amcor, and shares a network with many blue chip organizations internationally. He has extensive experience in Asia and has been working there for over 16 years and was previously was responsible for all FM operations with The Hong Kong Jockey Club.

As an ambassador of FM best practices and innovation in Asia, he has transformed facility services across property segments, including introducing asset health policies and procedures, FM-enabling technology and new forms of FM contracts. This has previously led building technology and its application to sustainable buildings, and one of the first organization in Hong Kong to utilize mobile technology in the management of FM workflows.

Tier has studied at various institutions and has gained qualifications in mechanical engineering, operations management and construction management. He holds international credentials in facility management, including the FMP and CFM designations, and was a former certified trainer for IFMA. He is a senior professional member of RICS and a member of the RICS Asia Board.

Tier joined IFMA in 2005 and has held a number of senior positions in the Hong Kong chapter, including president in 2009-10. In those roles he has advanced IFMA as a custodian of industry best practices and has forged links with many key organizations, including public bodies and other supporting societies. He has been instrumental in the promotion of FM credentials and was the driving force behind Hong Kong’s FM community. After joining the IFMA executive committee in 2016/17 and taking on the top position in 2018/19 he was instrumental in driving change within IFMA as the Global Board Chair with remarkable results.

His long service to the profession has included speaking at seminars and conferences around Asia, promoting the FM industry and sharing his insight and experience on wide-ranging topics promoting the profession.

Mr. Tuomo SARAMAA, Chief Executive Officer, ISS Hong Kong
Creating Competitiveness with Technology and Sustainability

Mr. Tuomo Saramaa, CEO of ISS Facility Services Hong Kong, has over 16 years international senior leadership experience.Prior to moving to Hong Kong, Tuomo held executive positions in ISS in Finland and has extensive background leading Facility Management and Services operations, building operations excellence and developing strategy and organizations for ISS in Northern Europe. Prior to joining the Facility Management Services industry, Tuomo worked as an executive in a European industrial products company having responsibility for Asia Pacific and the Middle East regions and being five years based out of Shanghai.

He has a strong track record in strategic transformation and turnaround implementation and has served as a board member for several services and industrial companies in Finland.

Abstract
How can technology and sustainability strategies shape the competitiveness in real estate? How to integrate technology and sustainability into facility services to drive competitiveness and differentiation?

Technology and sustainability are megatrends becoming a prerequisite and also a huge commercial opportunity for many industries globally. The facility management industry is no exception. This can be reflected in the adoption of forward-thinking and visible technology and sustainability strategies delivering both productivity and end user engagement.

How do we see the opportunities? How do they impact day-to-day facilities operations and the end user experience? How can we move from merely piloting point solutions to deploying strategies?

ISS as a global leading Facility Management and Services professional. We are ambitious for leading, implementing, educating, and enabling technology and sustainability strategies in partnership with our customers. They drive productivity and savings. But even more, they open opportunities to end user engagement and experiences. Well deployed, they build culture and image into our places. Connecting people to a bigger purpose and an associated brand reputation. This is competitive advantage in our competitive real estate marketplace.

Prof. YIP Ngai-ming, Professor / Associate Head, Department of Public Policy, City University of Hong Kong
Smart City, Smart Facility Management

Speaker's Profile
Yip Ngai-ming is the associate head and professor of housing and urban studies in the department as well as member of the Chartered Institute of Housing, honorary fellow of Hong Kong Institute of Housing, registered social worker and registered professional housing manager. He is also serving as member of the commercial properties committee of the Hong Kong Housing Authority and chairman of the Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch in 2013 and 2014 and is now policy officer of the Branch. His current research work is focused on urban policy, housing policy and housing management. He has been editor of Housing Studies since 2015.

Abstract
Small city is the goal of many city government and Hong Kong is no exception. The government has embarked on an ambitious plan to development Hong Kong “[to] embrace innovation and technology to build a world-famed Smart Hong Kong characterised by a strong economy and high quality of living” (Hong Kong Smart City Blusprint, 2017). In this respect, effort in the private sector is also pivotal and facility management plays an important role. This also echoes the core value of IFMA in innovation and knowledge sharing. However, in the development of smart city, it is not uncommon to put emphasis only on smart devices as well as the collection and manipulation of big data, the humanistic aspect of smart city is easy to be undermined. In my presentation, I shall present a human-driven approach to smart city development and discuss on how facility management can facilitate such approach. It would ensure the investment in smart devices and the utility of big data can be fully explored for the improvement of quality city life as well as to advance facility management as a driving force of social development on top of its valuable contribution to economic development.

Mr. Julien WATEL, Executive Director, Southa Holdings – Veolia HK
Fully Engaged in Sustainability Solutions Development for Giving a Brighter Future to the Next Generations

Julien completed in 2002 his Master’s Degree of Engineering in Mechanical, Electrical and Thermal Industrial systems at Polytech MARSEILLE (France). After three years in a design office for Cofely (ENGIE) as study Engineer, Julien joined in 2005 the department of new works of Cofely to manage large projects of Heating Ventilation & Air conditioning (HVAC) in France.

In 2011, Julien joined Cegelec (VINCI) as Senior Project Manager for managing the HVAC execution studies of the new hospital of New Caledonia (650 beds – 90 000 m2).

In 2012, Julien moved to Nouméa in New Caledonia for KLT (VINCI), where he oversaw the construction of the hospital of New Caledonia for HVAC and pneumatic transportation systems. He successfully reached the technical and financial objectives and managed 40 people for three years.

In 2016 after 14 years in MEP construction and a complete understanding of HVAC systems Julien joined VEOLIA Corporate as district cooling and HVAC Expert at the Technical & Performance Department to support Business Units worldwide on Design & Construction, Commissioning, Operation & Maintenance and to promote and implement new solutions in Energy Efficiency services. He was convinced during all these years in the construction sector that room was possible to improve the energy efficiency of HVAC systems during their operating life cycle and he would like to be more engaged in the energy and ecological transition. The COP 21 Paris agreement has given new opportunities and energy management in building services would be a major axis of development. During this period he has the chance to travel to many countries where VEOLIA is serving and benchmark many successful solutions and favourable public or private policies.

In 2018 he naturally joined Veolia Asia to promote Building Energy Services solutions and in 2019 he proactively participated in the creation of a new JV between SOUTHA and VEOLIA to promote in Hong Kong and Macau new services for buildings. He became Executive Director of Southa Holdings.

Dynamic and eager to manage and support his teams, passionate about innovative solutions, player in the digital transformation and reinventing some business models are some of his distinctive professional skills to expand business opportunities and increase profitability.

Abstract
20 years ago the Facility Management sector was not really popular for young Engineers willing to develop and put into practice their technical and innovative skills. Most FM companies were classified and recognized in their capabilities to propose a high level of Soft Services (i.e cleaning, security, waste management).

The traditional hard services (i.e HVAC, Fire Services, lighting) was a non negotiable must have to guarantee the comfort of the users but without real added value. More hidden the better it was. Today things are different because the needs are different both for users and owners. Comfort increasing , Energy savings, traceability and transparency changed the game. Hard Services is returning to the front of the stage and the technological development has radically transformed the role of the Facility Manager and its contractors.

To embrace this new challenges Southa Holdings has operated its digital transformation to propose toits Customers innovative and technological solutions. Energy Monitoring Center (HUBGRADE), Mobility solutions, predictive maintenance are one of our In-house solutions to fit our FM customers requirements.


This material/event is funded by the Professional Services Advancement Support Scheme of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Any options, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material/event organized under this project do not reflect the views of the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region or the Vetting Committee of the Professional Services Advancement Support Scheme.

Integrate 2020: Changing the FM Conversation - Sustainability and Technology

2020 絲綢之路創新設計論壇

根據中國機械工程學會交流計畫，將於2020年10月在西安舉辦“2020絲綢之路創新設計論壇”，歡迎學會會員積極參加。

活動將以線下線上相結合的形式開展交流，來自海峽兩岸暨港澳臺、“一帶一路”沿線國家的企業與教育界人士，將用創新設計思維，交流分享中外製造業代表在“一帶一路”有關國家的合作實踐與經驗，探索互利共贏的機會。論壇旨在促進內地與港澳臺地區及一帶一路沿線國家的深入交流與合作，以共同應對疫情的挑戰，服務經濟快速復蘇與社會健康發展。

論壇時間：2020年10月25日 14:00-17:00

論壇地點：西安創新設計中心/ZOOM網路會議平臺

論壇主題：全球疫情下的一帶一路製造業國際合作

論壇日程安排

參加網路會議，可以提前在電腦上下載ZOOM網路會議系統（https://zoom.com.cn/download）。

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論壇時間：2020年10月25日 14:00-17:00

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聯繫人：杜文博 中國機械工程學會國際聯絡處

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Introduction on Facility Management and ISO 41001

Facility Management (FM) is an organizational function which integrates people, place and process within the built environment with the purpose of improving the quality of life of people and productivity of the core business.

ISO 41001:2018 is the world’s first FM international standard. It enables an organization to demonstrate a robust process through designing, managing and improving its integrated FM system.

Course Objectives

The short course aims to create the awareness of the ISO 41001:2018 standard among the participants which can be used for continuous professional development of property and facility management professionals. It covers the what and why of ISO 41001 and the process approach methodology in facility management. It also explores how a FM system could be implemented successfully.

Course Outline

• The development of Facility Management 
• What is a Facility Management System?
• The benefits of an effective FM regime
• Overview of ISO 41001’s background, aims, scope and structure
• Operational framework of Facility Management 
• Highlight of the key requirements of ISO 41001:2018
• Approach to successful ISO 41001 implementation

About the speaker

Ir Richard Tse is a management, engineering, environment, health, safety, security, sustainability, reliability, quality and training professional who practices management consulting in a pragmatic way. He has been a Council Member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers and the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health. He is also a fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Institution of Management Services. He is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner, Registered Safety Auditor and Registered Safety Officer for which he has rich experience working in an international elevator company and facilities management company.

Enrolment method

1. complete the enrolment and payment online .
2. Mail the crossed cheque with payee name “Hong Kong Productivity Council” (in HK dollar) and the application form to Hong Kong Productivity Council, 4/F, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon (attention to Ms Nicole LO). Please indicate the course name and course code on the envelope.

Application Deadline: 16 October 2020

*Participants who have attended this 3-hour training seminar will be awarded a certificate of attendance issued by Hong Kong Productivity Council.

Introduction on Facility Management and ISO 41001

SOEHK 17th Anniversary Celebration Dinner 

The Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong Region is delighted to invite you to join the 17th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, to be held on 16 October 2020 (Friday) at the Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon.

CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellation will be accepted only in writing with signature via email or fax, no later than two weeks before the function commences, and only 50% of registration fee will be refunded. 

In the event of the Black Rainstorm Warning or the No. 8 or higher Typhoon Signal being hoisted at 6:00am or after in the morning, the symposium will be cancelled. Please contact our Administration Manager or visit SOEHK website for further notice.

SOEHK 17th Anniversary Celebration Dinner 

Technical Webinar on New Regulatory Amendment of Minor Works Control System - Updated Requirements and Best Practices
22nd September 2020

Programme Highlight: 
The Minor Works Control System (“MWCS”) has proven to be a simple and convenient channel in carrying out minor building works under simplified requirements without the need to obtain prior approval of plans and consent to the commencement of such works from the BA.  Its implementation is generally welcomed by both the industry and the public.  Since its implementation beginning from 31 December 2010 and up to 31 December 2019, over 920 000 minor works (“MW”) submissions have been received.     

The Building (Minor Works) (Amendment) Regulation 2020 (“B(MW)(A)R 2020”) was gazetted on 8 May 2020 and will come into operation on 1/9/2020. This legislative amendment exercise would involve the addition of 70 MW items offset by the repealing of nine MW items, as a result of which the list of MW items would increase from 126 to 187.  56 existing MW items would also be amended.  In terms of Designated Exempted Works items, the legislative amendment exercise would increase the number from 15 to 30, while the presentation of eight existing items would be amended.  BSOMES has representative joining the Technical Committee of Buildings Department and provide opinions / comments from Industry on the implementation of the MWCS.  

In this seminar, the honourable speakers from Buildings Department will brief the major changes and new addition of MW items under the B(MW)(A)R 2020 including: 

• Greening features to promote a green and quality environment, e.g. planters, ponds or fountains; trellises; metal frames for growing of plants 
• Amenity features to improve the standard and quality of the building, e.g. supporting frame for suspending air conditioning plant inside building; ventilation ducts and associated frames; fire dampers in ventilation system; awnings 
• Building maintenance and repair features to enhance building safety and facilitate building maintenance, e.g. small-sized reinforced polyester water tanks, cat-ladders, curtain wall, cladding 

Technical Webinar on New Regulatory Amendment of Minor Works Control System - Updated Requirements and Best Practices

Technical Webinar – Develop High Quality Building by Digital Construction

18 Sept 2020 (Friday)

The SOEHK-Young Member Committee (YMC) aim to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold the tradition of a high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for the exchange of technical knowledge, extend network and broaden views.

This technical webinar will provide the attendees with an insight into:

• Industry Challenges;
• Digital Construction – New Paradigm Shift for Building Construction Industry;
• Digital Twins – New ways of asset Management; 
• Ways to Success;
• Q & A section.

Technical Webinar – Develop High Quality Building by Digital Construction

Seminar: Smart Energy Management System
16 September 2020 (Wednesday)

Hong Kong is one of the world’s densest population cities. 90% of Hong Kong’s total electricity consumption comes from buildings. Building energy efficiency is very critical in combating climate change. Building developers/owners/operators usually face different problems towards a more efficient, smarter and greener building. This seminar will discuss a few key smart energy management solutions, e.g. building HVAC system optimization by Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications, advanced sensing & automation solutions with Internet-of-things (IoT) solutions. Those technologies have been successfully deployed in different buildings in Hong Kong.

Speaker: Mr. Travis Kan

Travis Kan is the General Manager - Energy Management of CLPe Solutions. Travis is keen to support the development of a more sustainable city in Hong Kong by bringing innovative technologies to the market. Travis possesses a wealth of experience in the energy industry from various positions, e.g. Engineering, Sales & Marketing, and Business Development. Travis also acquired a comprehensive pool of solid experience in power generation, transmission & distribution, control & automation, and building energy management.

Seminar: Smart Energy Management System

(UPDATE)Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (14) 

疫情關係,這課程需要改期,至於新的時間表,容後公告！謝謝！

This CPD aims to: 
1. Apply registration renewal for Registered Electrical Worker (REW) with Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD); 
2. Introduce the relevant Electricity Ordinances, Electricity (Registration) Regulations and Electricity (Wiring) Regulations; 
3. Provide the knowledge in safety requirement in conducting electrical work; 
4. Provide the knowledge in energy efficiency requirements for lighting installation with Building Energy Code; 
5. Share the experiences of design and calculation of lighting installation for Building Energy Code. 

REW apply registration renewal on or after 1 January 2012 is required to have completed a training covering the following Modules 1 before submitting the application: 

Note: If Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above / Rainstorm Black Warning is hoisted until 4:00pm on the date, the program will be cancelled. 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (14) 

Technical Webinar on Latest Trend of Occupational Health and Safety by Introduction of ISO45001 System 

Programme Highlights  

ISO 45001 is an ISO standard for management systems of occupational health and safety (OH&S), published on 12 March 2018. It will replace the conventional OHSAS 18001 over a three-year migration period from 2018 to 2021. The goal of ISO 45001 is the reduction of occupational injuries and diseases, including promoting and protecting physical and mental health, by proactively improving OH&S performance. This seminar will introduce the key differences between ISO45001 and OHSAS18001, and the experience sharing on how to migrate to new ISO system as well as the benefits on the application of ISO systems. 

Honourable Speaker 

Dr. Aldous Au 
Aldous develops his skills set from third party certification, occupational health & safety management and management consultancy for more than 7 countries, 20 industries, and over 300 companies in the past 20 years. He is lead auditor in eight ISO Management Systems, approved lead tutor and an internationally registered lead specialist in three ISO management systems. Aldous holds a PhD in Management, MSc in risk management, and MBA from University of UK. 

Fee 
Free of Charge 

Media 
Cantonese supplemented with English terminology. 

Certificate 
1.5-hour attendance CPD certificate 

This activity for 1 CPD credit is provided by the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering – Hong Kong Branch, Accredited Provider No. 003. This CPD programme provider is accredited by the CPD Course Panel under Advisory Board on Licensing of Plumbers. 

For details, please refer to below link 
http://www.wsd.gov.hk/tc/plumbing-engineering/voluntary-continuing-professional-development-sche/accreditation/index.html 

CPD code for this event: N01-003-20200813 

Attendance CPD Certificate and CPD Certificate for Licensed Plumber (LP) will be emailed to attendant within 1 month after the event. 

Registration and enquiry 
For registration, please complete Registration Form in the following "On Line Registration Link”. The maximum number of participants is 300. Priority will be given to the members of the Organizers and Supporting Organizations. The deadline of application is 3 August 2020 (Monday). Successful members will be informed by confirmation e-mail, including the Zoom Webinar ID and Password, by not later than 10 August 2020 (Monday). If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail on or before 10 August 2020, their applications will be regarded as NOT successful.   

If you would apply for credits of the Voluntary Continuing Professional Development (VCPD) Scheme for Licensed Plumber (LP) under Water Supplies Department, please email the copy of Plumber’s Licence Card to CIPHE-HKB info@ciphe.org.hk, stating the name of talk in the subject of e-mail, in addition to the input of On-line Registration Link. Otherwise, the request will not be entertained. If you have any query relating to VCPD for LP, please feel free to contact Ms Coty SIU at 2417-0091 from 10:00am to 12:30pm. 

If typhoon signal no. 8 or black rainstorm signal is in force and still hoisted after 17:00 of 13 August 2020, the talk would be cancelled without further arrangement or notification. 

For enquiry, please contact Mr. Ho Kwok Wing by 9458 2777 or kwho03@yahoo.com.hk, or Ir Sr Jonathan Lee / Ms. Serena Lau by 2128 7311 or jonathan.lee@bsomes.org.hk  

Technical Webinar on Latest Trend of Occupational Health and Safety by Introduction of ISO45001 System 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Comprehensive Course in Electrical Installations  (Class C)

This CPD is to:

1. Provide the technical knowledge in electrical installations;
2. Refresh and acquire the knowledge in design and installation of the electrical systems;
3. Share the experiences of electrical design and calculation of electrical installations.

Note: If Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above / Rainstorm Black Warning is hoisted until 4:00pm am on the date, the program will be cancelled.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Comprehensive Course in Electrical Installations (Class C)

Technical Webinar – Renewable Energy Power System (REPS) -PV

31 July 2020 (Friday)

The SOEHK-Young Member Committee (YMC) aim to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold the tradition of a high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for the exchange of technical knowledge, extend network and broaden views.

This technical webinar will provide the attendees with an insight into:

• Introduction of JEC;
• JEC Job Reference for REPS;
• JEC PV panels and inverter; 
• RE System Design;
• Commissioning Test;
• Q & A section.

Organizer	:	SOEHK-YMC
Presented by:	:	Ms. Kary Lin & Mr. Jeff Lim, JEC
Venue	:	Webinar via Microsoft Teams
Date &Time	:	31 July 2020 (Friday), 18:30 - 20:00
Participant	:	40 persons maximum
Course Fee	:	Free of charge  CPD Certificate HKD $50 (An administration fee will be charged)
Registration	:	Complete online application form or  Return the registration form on or before 27 July 2020 (Monday)
Enquiry	:	For registration, please register at  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Bg-vNGBJ7T3IUplFcKgWWvSrvHupI3DvxdsubQpxgw/edit  Please contact Ms. Glynis Siu at Tel no. at 6699 1210 or email:glynisiu@gmail.com
Registration Method		Registration form & cheque send to Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Room 6, 9th Floor, Elite Industrial Centre, 883 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok, KLN, H.K.. Please contact Ms. Connie JEE at Tel no. at 2617 0311 or email: connie@soe.org.hk Please make cheque payable to “SOEHK" OR Registration form & Deposit Slip Fax to: 2617 0377 Name: SOEHK SERVICES LIMITED AKA SOEHK Bank of China, Account No.："012-875-1-141560-8"

Remark:

Due to force majeure factors on the day, the course will be cancelled. Successful applicants will be noticed via email within 3 days before.

Please be reminded to check information through email.

All relevant information of this certificate course will be announced by email. Shall there are any changes on email address, please notice/ contact The Society of Operations Engineers immediately.

Technical Webinar – Renewable Energy Power System (REPS) -PV

Technical Webinar – Optimized system for your bottom line

23 July 2020 (Thursday)

The SOEHK-Young Member Committee (YMC) aim to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold the tradition of a high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for the exchange of technical knowledge, extend network and broaden views.

This technical webinar will provide the attendees with an insight into:

An introduction of optimized design on A/C system with advanced control and wireless application.

• Sharing of the best practice on A/C system design;
• Control strategies on variable flow system;
• Wireless application on HVAC system;
• Q & A section.

Organizer	:	SOEHK-YMC
Presented by	:	Mr. Dennis Ng, Trane Hong Kong
Venue	:	Webinar via Microsoft Teams
Date &Time	:	23 July 2020 (Thursday), 18:30 - 20:00
Participant	:	40 persons maximum
Course Fee	:	Free of charge CPD Certificate HKD $50 (An administration fee will be charged)
Registration	:	Complete online application form or Return the registration form on or before 19 July 2020 (Sunday)
Enquiry	:	For registration, please register at https://forms.gle/jzNomMr8Za4613WVA Please contact Ms Connie Jee at Tel no. at 2617 0311 or email: connie@soe.org.hk
Registration Method	:	Registration form & cheque send to Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region),  Room 6, 9th Floor, Elite Industrial Centre, 883 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok, KLN, H.K.. Please contact Ms. Connie JEE at Tel no. at 2617 0311 or email: connie@soe.org.hk Please make cheque payable to “SOEHK"  or Registration form & Deposit Slip Fax to:：2617 0377  Name: SOEHK SERVICES LIMITED AKA SOEHK  Bank of China, Account No.： "012-875-1-141560-8"

Remark:

Due to force majeure factors on the day, the course will be cancelled. Successful applicants will be noticed via email within 3 days before.
Please be reminded to check information through email.
All relevant information of this certificate course will be announced by email. Shall there are any changes on email address, please notice/ contact The Society of Operations Engineers immediately.

Technical Webinar – Optimized system for your bottom line

Hong Kong Electronics Symposium 2020 - Embracing Smart City with IoT
Event Date:13 July 2020

Programme Highlights

The Electronics Division of Hong Kong Institution of Engineers is going to hold the flagship programme "Hong Kong Electronics Symposium 2020 (HKES2020)" with the theme "Embracing Smart City with IoT". In view of the pandemic, this year the Symposium will be webcasted in the virtual space. Like previous years, this year we have invited heavy-weighted speakers with interesting topics which no doubt will inspire you with technological and market insights. Be prepared to experience an unprecedented on-line Symposium experience !

Date:	13 july 2020(Mon)
Time:	9:00am - 5:00pm (Hong Kong Time) UTC +8:00
Venue:	Webinar
Fee :	Free of charge
Registration and Enquiry :	For Registration ,please kindly complete the on-line registration form via EN Division website http://en.hkie.org.hk or the  QR code Successful applicants will be notified before the event . Enrolment closing date:30 June,2020 First come first serve, online capacity 500 participants For Enquiries, please contact Ms Veronica Cheung at (852) 2734 3312  OR at Email: veronica@pctourshk.com

Hong Kong Electronics Symposium 2020 - Embracing Smart City with IoT

Technical Webinar – Comprehensive Engineering Insurance Planning for Companies and Individuals

30 June 2020 (Tuesday)

The SOEHK-Young Member Committee (YMC) aim to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold the tradition of a high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for the exchange of technical knowledge, extend network and broaden views.

This technical webinar will provide the attendees with an insight into:

• Engineering Insurance;
• Group Medical and Life Insurance;
• Individual Insurance Enhancement (Accident + Medical + Critical Illness); 
• MPF-Free Critical Illness and Disability Protection;
• Q & A section.

Organizer	:	SOEHK-YMC
Presented by	:	Mass Insurance, Manulife (International) Limited
Venue	:	Webinar via Microsoft Teams
Date &Time	:	30 June 2020 (Tuesday), 18:30 - 20:00
Participant	:	40 persons maximum
Course Fee	:	Free of charge  CPD Certificate HKD $50 (An administration fee will be charged)
Registration	:	Complete online application form or  Return the registration form on or before 27 June 2020 (Saturday)
Enquiry	:	For registration, please register at HERE Please contact Ms. Glynis Siu at Tel no. at 6699 1210 or email:glynisiu@gmail.com

Remark: 
Due to force majeure factors on the day, the course will be cancelled. Successful applicants will be noticed via email within 3 days before. 
Please be reminded to check information through email. 
All relevant information of this certificate course will be announced by email. Shall there are any changes on email address, please notice/ contact The Society of Operations Engineers  immediately. 

Technical Webinar – Comprehensive Engineering Insurance Planning for Companies and Individuals

New Era of Retro-commissioning RCx for Building Energy Efficiency
建築物能源效益及重新校驗的新時代

Retro-commissioning (RCx) is a cost-effective approach to resolve the issue of high energy consumption in older buildings and is also one of the key initiatives as stipulated in 4Ts framework adopted by Electrical and Mechanical Services Department of the HKSAR Government (EMSD) on deepening energy saving in existing buildings.

Since 2017, Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES), Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) and EMSD have started to promote the awareness and develop guidelines for implementing RCx within the sector. With the funding support of Professional Services Advancement Support Scheme (PASS), BSOMES organizes the seminar to share Hong Kong’s building services operation and maintenance engineers’ knowledge, skills and latest trends on implementing RCx, enhance their understanding of the challenges and opportunities on regional collaboration with the Mainland and ASEAN market, thereby uplifting the service standards and competitiveness of the sector.

Agenda

Keynote Speakers

Ir Dr Cary CHAN, JP is an expert on building energy efficiency by the industry. A number of his work have won international awards, which includes Client of the Year - Low Carbon Operation Award by the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers in 2010.

Ir Victor LEUNG has been designing building services installation for over 30 years as design consultant and also served as facility manager for commercial properties of a local prestigious developer. He has been enthusiastic in application and sharing of automatic control and retro-commissioning to improve building energy efficiency.

Mr. Kam Cheung LO has over 35 years’ experiences in building services design and management of projects for buildings and facilities. He is now leading the Energy Efficiency Division B to promote and implement various energy efficiency initiatives for buildings and facilities.

Mr. Andrew LAU is Asia Pacific Lead in RCx of JLL. He has extensive experience in energy efficiency projects, energy performance contracting, building automation and passive fire protection. His professional qualifications include CEng, MCIBSE, MHKIE, REA, CBCP. CEM, LEED AP EBOM and WELL AP.

Mr. Kenneth LI possesses over 30-year experience in mechanical, electrical and green engineering systems. He is also an energy specialist promoting sustainability to the society through participating as Director and Green Faculty Member for HKGBC and Expert Panel Member in BEAM Society Limited.

New Era of Retro-commissioning RCx for Building Energy Efficiency

Technical Webinar – Modern trends in development of LV Switchboard and Maintenance cum Challenges and Opportunities in Power Quality 
28 May 2020(Thursday) 

The SOEHK-Young Member Committee (YMC) aim to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold the tradition of a high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for the exchange of technical knowledge, extend network and broaden views. 

This technical webinar will provide the attendees with an insight into: 

• Latest Trend at LV Switchboard Design Requirement (Product Specification and Standard Updated on IEC 61439);  
• Fuji ACB, MCCB, and contactors features and applications (Solutions for buildings - Preventive maintenance solution by adding on accessories and selection of high-quality products); 
• Power Quality solution (Harmonic filters and Capacitor switching solution - Design and Selection on the harmonic filters); 
• Q & A section. 

Organizer :	SOEHK-YMC
Presented by :	Charter Queen, Fair-Rack and Fuji Electric
Venue :	Webinar via Microsoft Teams
Date & Time :	28 May 2020 (Thursday), 18:30 - 20:00
Participant :	40 persons maximum
Course Fee :	Free of charge  CPD Certificate HKD $50 (An administration fee will be charged)
Registration :	Complete online application form or  Return the registration form on or before 24 May 2020 (Sunday)
Enquiry :	For registration, please register at HERE Please contact Mr. Jason AU at Tel no. at 6351 2296 or email:12058032d@gmail.com

Remark: 
Due to force majeure factors on the day, the course will be cancelled. Successful applicants will be noticed via email within 3 days before. 
Please be reminded to check information through email. 
All relevant information of this certificate course will be announced by email. Shall there are any changes on email address, please notice/ contact The Society of Operations Engineers immediately. 

Technical Webinar – Modern trends in development of LV Switchboard and Maintenance cum Challenges and Opportunities in Power Quality 

(UPDATE)WEBINAR CERTIFIED CARBON AUDITOR TRAINING COURSE(16th Intake)

4 - 7 November 2020(NEW)

Background
The emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases due to power generation, transportation and other industrial / commercial activities are contributing to climate change and environmental impacts worldwide.Each corporation should immediately implement carbon-reducing measures to mitigate the problems. The first important step is to carry out a carbon audit to identify the sources of carbon emission and quantify the carbon footprint of a corporation. As energy consumption is one of the major sources of carbon emissions, it is always effective to reduce carbon footprint through implementing energy saving measures.

As an active professional institution and one of the green partners in Hong Kong, the Energy Institute is active in providing timely and quality certified carbon auditor courses to train engineers and other professionals to understand the audit process and to acquire the necessary skills to conduct professional carbon audits.

Course Objectives
The Certified Carbon Auditor Training Course is designed for engineers and other professionals who have an interest or involvement with greenhouse gas accounting, reporting and management in Hong Kong. After taking the course, the participants will be able to:

• Appreciate the function of carbon audits as a means to help business sectors and corporations in estimating their carbon (greenhouse gas) footprints thereby setting objectives to manage and reduce the footprints;
• Understand the basic carbon audit processes and learn the skills to undertake such audit, with an appreciation of Hong Kong’s requirements in carbon auditing; and
• Establish network in the carbon business through certification as certified carbon auditor with the Energy Institute in UK, which has a membership of over 14,000 individuals and 300 companies all over the world.

Main Topics
1. Climate Change and Potential Local Challenges

2. Energy Management
• Policy and process
• Data metering and monitoring
• Data analytical methods
• Management tools and assessment

3. Energy & Carbon Auditing
• Building energy consumption
• Quantification and risk assessment of energy waste
• Energy management opportunities
• Finance and life cycle assessments

4. Carbon Management
• Environmental impact reduction
• Carbon auditing
• International Greenhouse Gas protocol
• Internal and external verification
• Trading schemes
• Carbon audit guidelines in Hong Kong
• Energy and carbon reducing solutions:

1. air conditioning , lighting, motors, plant / building
2. facilities, controls and maintenance issues

5. Greenhouse gas accounting and reporting
• Hong Kong greenhouse gas accounting and reporting guide
• Emissions factors and calculations
• Reductions versus offset approaches
• Applying the HK greenhouse gas guide to a case study building (HK office building)
• Preparing a greenhouse gas emissions report
• Low carbon approaches and opportunities

Course Delivery
The course will include a mixture of tutor led training, group discussion and delegate activities and will be assessed through a 2 hour written examination. Training will focus on the greenhouse gas reporting protocol developed by the Hong Kong Government and will also cover practical energy management and carbon auditing skills. Delegates will gain practical experience by completing a carbon audit on a case study Hong Kong office building.

Examination
• Participants must pass the examination in order to receive the certificate
• Time period: 2 hours
• For those who failed the examination they may re-sit the examination with special arrangement by the Organizer.
  Handling fee may be charged on the 2nd attempt and onwards for the re-examination.

Key Speakers
Mr Chris BURGESS, BSc, CEng, MEI, has a degree in Mechanical Engineering and over 35 years’ experience within the energy industry and fifteen years as an independent energy consultant. Chris had a number of technical and marketing roles within British Gas and Midlands Electricity over 18 years before establishing Alpha Energy Consultancy in 1998 and is now Head Energy Management Trainer for the Energy Institute - London.

Chris specializes in implementing energy management and technical solutions to reduce cost and carbon emissions. He has carried out energy audits for a wide range of public and private sector organizations and is experienced in identifying, and implementing energy efficiency measures based on both capital investment and staff engagement solutions.

He delivers bespoke energy management and carbon audit training courses on behalf of the Energy Institute. He is a lecturer on Combined Heat & Power (CHP), building energy efficiency and staff engagement for the Energy Institute Level 3 - Advanced Energy Manager qualification and is tutor for the Energy Institute Level 1 online and classroom courses. Chris is an author of CPD training modules for Energy in Buildings and Industry magazine.

Chris has been an accredited Assessor for the Carbon Trust Standard (UK carbon management certification scheme), trained as Lead Verifier for EN 16001. He has been accredited as Lead Verifier (ISO 14064), under the Climate Registry Scheme, for Green House Gas verification in the US following the verification of GHG emissions at Stanford University, California and Utah Transit Authority, Utah.

Ir Prof Michael KH LEUNG, PhD, CEng, MEI, RPE, MHKIE, is the Past Chairman of Energy Institute Hong Kong. He is also Professor and Director of the Ability R&D Energy Research Centre of the School of Energy and Environment of City University of Hong Kong. The main areas of his teaching and research are energy efficiency, renewable energy and building services engineering. He is also experienced in energy audit and carbon audit.

Ir Gary CHIANG, BEng, MEng, CEng, MHKIE, MCIBSE, MEI, REA, BEAM Pro, Past Chairman, Energy Institute Hong Kong / Acting Senior Residential Market Development Manager, Residential Customer Experience, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited.

CERTIFIED CARBON AUDITOR TRAINING COURSE(16th Intake)

CLPA - Dual Master's Degree Programme

Application Deadline:

Online Information Seminar

For More Deatail of Dual Master's Degree Programme

Please Visit :https://dualmsc.seng.ust.hk/

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO ENROL

CLPA - Dual Master's Degree Programme

Application Deadline:

Online Information Seminar

For More Deatail of Dual Master's Degree Programme

Please Visit :https://dualmsc.seng.ust.hk/

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO ENROL

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Webinar 

Outbreak of COVID-19:Household Drainage Systems and Cross Contamination  

Outbreak of COVID-19:Household Drainage Systems and Cross Contamination  

重要通知:

因疫情嚴峻，原定於2020 年 2 月 21 日舉辦的“營運工程師學會(香港分會)及環保工程師學會聯合舉辦2020年度工程界交流會暨新春晚宴”將會取消。

本會將於疫情休假期過後盡快安排退款，我們因就上述安排所做成的不便，深表歉意，感謝各位會員的長期支持。

營運工程師學會(香港分會)及環保工程師學會聯合舉辦

2020年度工程界交流會暨新春晚宴 

預祝各會員新春大吉、鼠年順境。為慶祝庚子年蒞臨，營運工程師學會香港分會及環保工程師學會聯合舉辦工程界交流會暨新春晚宴，藉此貫徹本會的學術及文化交流，各會員亦可與同業好友共聚一番。

現誠邀各會員一起參加，詳情如下：

營運工程師學會(香港分會)及環保工程師學會聯合舉辦2020年度工程界交流會暨新春晚宴 

參觀及技術考察聚賢盛邦（三明）環保科技有限公司

由營運工程師學會(香港分會)統籌及安排於二零二零年三月廿八至三月三十一日參觀及技術考察位於福建省將樂市聚賢盛邦（三明）環保科技有限公司。聚賢盛邦（三明）環保科技有限公司是專門舊輪胎進行自動破碎、資源回收和再利用，並採用低溫微負壓裂解的高科技工藝，生產液體燃料和半補強炭粉的綜合性大型環保企業。集環保、機械、自動化、電腦、高分子、農業、綠色生態於一身。是次活動在參觀及技術考察之餘，與會友順道品嘗當地美食及遊覧當地名勝，包括：沙縣淘金山、玉華洞、泰甯大金湖、泰甯古鎮及福州市等景點。本會希望透過考察交流活動，加深會友對環保科技技術發展的了解及擴闊視野。

行程安排:

參觀及技術考察聚賢盛邦（三明）環保科技有限公司

The 1st BEAM Plus New Buildings Version 2.0 (NBv2.0) Training and Examination 

What is BEAM Professional (BEAM Pro)? 

BEAM Professionals (BEAM Pro) are accredited by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) to promote the principles of green building and to facilitate the green building certification process. They are green building professionals trained in various aspects of the entire green building life cycle. The key role of BEAM Pro is to integrate the latest green building standards and practices into everyday building planning, design, construction and operation.  

About BEAM Pro Training and Examination 

The BEAM Pro Training and Examination is organised by BEAM Society Limited (BSL).  Green building practitioners aiming at gaining the BEAM Pro accreditation are required to complete the online Fundamental Course on BSL’s Online Training Portal as a prerequisite before opting into any of the elective courses below:  
• BEAM Plus New Buildings (NB)
• BEAM Plus Existing Buildings (EB) 
• BEAM Plus Interiors (BI)
• BEAM Plus Neighbourhood (ND) 
After completing the training, candidates are required to take and pass the examination to gain the credential. 

About BEAM Plus (NB) v2.0 Training  

This course provides in-depth knowledge of BEAM Plus New Buildings (NB) assessment tool for practitioners who aim at earning the credential to demonstrate their expertise. Upon course completion, you shall be proficient in: 

• The framework of BEAM Plus NB v2.0 
• The grading scheme, credits and features of BEAM Plus NB v2.0 

19 March 2020 (Thursday) | 9:30am – 5:00pm 
Chamber 1A+1B, G/F, InnoCentre, 72 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon 
Medium of Instruction: English 

Deadline for Application: 13 March 2020 (Friday) or Full Capacity 

Programme Rundown  

Minimum Qualification Requirements 

To enrol in the Training and Examination, you must fulfill one of the following: 

Training and Examination Fee 

To register, please complete the registration form along with a cheque, relevant supporting documents, i.e. certificates and CV and submit them to BSL before the deadline. Applicants must take the BEAM Plus (NB) Training and Examination as a package. Seating capacity is limited on a first-come-first-served basis. The fee for training and examination is not refundable. Only Online Registration is accepted. 

Training and Examination Dates

Training:  19 March 2020 (Mon) 

Examination:  19 May 2020 (Tue) or 20 May 2020 (Wed)  

#The discount is applicable to members only. Any applicant who has not yet become the member of BSL / HKGBC (e.g. membership application pending for review) at the time of application is NOT eligible for the discount and shall pay the original training and examination fee in the amount of $3,500.  Provided that the applicant has officially become the member of BSL / HKGBC prior to the training day, the difference will be refunded in the form of bonus credits for course enrolment on BSL’s Online Training Portal.  

Examination Schedule

Available sessions are 10:00am-12:30pm and 2:00pm-4:30pm. On a first-come-first-served basis, candidates are strongly advised to indicate their preferences on the registration form. If candidates fail to provide preferred examination dates and sessions, his / her examination seats would be assigned by BSL upon availability. An administration fee of HK$600 would be applied for further rescheduling.  

Enquiries 

For enquiries, please visit 
http://www.beamsociety.org.hk/en_professionals_0.php or email BEAM at beampro.training@beamsociety.org.hk

The 1st BEAM Plus New Buildings Version 2.0 (NBv2.0) Training and Examination 

2nd Innovative and Green Building Conference

Event Date:18 February 2020
Location:Charles K. Kao Auditorium. Science Park

The Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) and the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) proudly co-organise the 2nd edition of the Innovative and Green Building Conference at the Hong Kong Science Park on 18 February 2020. The Conference focuses on tackling issues facing buildings and facilities by leveraging smart IT enablement. A series of reputable speakers will share their insights and experience to illustrate how new technologies transform our buildings, improving asset efficiency and operational excellence with respect to the current operation.

Join us, alongside property owners, operators, developers and other building professionals, to network with and be inspired by expert speakers, and explore how the latest technologies elevate buildings’ green performance.

registration link

IFMA Asia Pacific Awards of Excellence Winner’s Showcase

IFMA Asia Pacific Awards of Excellence Winner’s Showcase

SOE IRTE 車隊管理講座

Fleet is the most important asset of logistics and passenger service operators. Effective fleet management is vital for an optimum and efficient operation. It is challenging assignment as most of the activities are operating outdoors.

車隊是物流及客運服務營運商最重要的資產。有效的車隊管理對於優化及高效率的運營是關鍵因素。因大多數運輸工具都在戶外使用，對其進行管理是一項具挑戰性的

IRTE 車隊管理講座

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview 

9 & 11 December 2019 (Monday & Wednesday) 

The Society of Operations Engineers has implemented The UK Spec Edition 3 since 1 January 2015, which is more simple and modern than SARTOR3 (1997) and with broader range of competences and requirements of professional responsibilities and obligations, and interpersonal skills. 

Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterized by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies promote advance designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Formal education is the usual, but not the only, way of demonstrating the underpinning knowledge and understanding for professional competence and what is required for professional engineers for registration. SOEHK arranges the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard – To introduce the preparation of a professional review report and professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer. 

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (13)  

This CPD aims to: 1. Apply registration renewal for Registered Electrical Worker (REW) with Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD); 2. Introduce the relevant Electricity Ordinances, Electricity (Registration) Regulations and Electricity (Wiring) Regulations;3. Provide the knowledge in safety requirement in conducting electrical work; 4. Provide the knowledge in energy efficiency requirements for electrical installation with Building Energy Code.  REW apply registration renewal on or after 1 January 2012 is required to have completed a training covering the following two modules before submitting the application: 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (13)  

Occupational Safety and Health Seminar on “Specification for collaborative sharing and use of structured Health and Safety information using BIM” 

Occupational Safety and Health Seminar on “Specification for collaborative sharing and use of structured Health and Safety information using BIM” 
 

Conference on Sustainable Building Materials Deploying Advanced & Nano Technologies

Conference on Sustainable Building Materials Deploying Advanced & Nano Technologies

Occupational Safety and Health Seminar on  “Situation Awareness” 

Date: 4th November 2019 
Time: 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. (Registration at 6:30 p.m.) 
Venue: Room 2505, 2/F, Li Dak Sum Yip Yio Chin Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR. 

Contents: 
During times of heightened tension, it is common for people to experience increased levels of stress and anxiety, both in their personal life, as well as in their professional capacity.  This  discomfort may exist whilst travelling to and from work, or even at their workplace. Individuals, groups or crowds who intend on causing disruption can be intimidating to passengers of public transport, to pedestrians, and to employees performing their roles. As a duty of care, it is important to provide employees with the necessary knowledge and skills, so they can protect themselves when the risk of their surrounding environment changes.  

When persons are looking to commit crime, cause disorder and disruption, their body language and behaviours change. This is due to an increase in stress-levels in relation to what they are about to undertake. Understanding these signs and then making the correct decision in how to protect yourself, your family, colleagues and passengers from confrontational situations, and reach a place of safety, will increase confidence during these times and reduce anxiety.  

This overview in situational awareness will provide the attendees with an insight into: 

 How to increase their observation levels; 
 How to recognise the baseline environment around their home, travel route or place of work; 
 How to identify some of the common indicators that persons display when acting with mal- intent;  
 What measures should you take if the situation escalates.

Speaker: 
Mr James Ellender  

James has been involved in the security and risk arena for the past two decades. He spent ten years working in law enforcement, as a specialist detective for covert, intelligence led and sensitive operations in the United Kingdom. Following this, James worked with governments and global organisations advising, consulting and delivering training on strategic and tactical practices to protect and enhance their organisational capabilities. 
  
With his deep operational exposure, coupled with his global corporate experience, he is deemed a subject matter expert in the risks and challenges facing today’s volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world.  
  
James’ passion lies in training and development, educating and transferring his knowledge. He helps clients explore the reasons why events happen, how to better protect their people, property and assets, and crucially, how to make the correct, rationalised decisions in times of crisis, critical or major incidents.  

Participants: 200 

Who should attend: 

This event is open to members of IOSH, HKARMS, CILTHK, IMechE, HKNS, SRSO, HKIE-NE, HKIE-SSC, SOE(HK Region), member-organisations of HKFOSHA and staff members / students of the City University of Hong Kong.  

Admission is FREE but prior seat reservations are REQUIRED on a first-come-first-served basis. Please use our on-line registration:   
http://www.ioshhongkong.com/Online_Reg/EventDetails.php?Event=347 

For the members of HKARMS, CILTHK, IMechE, HKNS, SRSO, HKIE-NE, HKIE-SSC, SOE(HK Region), member-organisations of HKFOSHA and staff members / students of the City University of Hong Kong, please enter the abbreviation of their organisations and their membership numbers / staff / student numbers (e.g. HKARMS 1234, CITYU 1234, etc) in the “membership number” field when making on-line registration.  

IOSH Hong Kong reserves the right to reject any of the registrations in any circumstances and for whatever reasons. 

For inquiries, please contact our Administrative Officer at 9025 6767 or by email at mailbox@ioshhongkong.com. 

Language: English 

CPD:

A CPD Certificate of 1.5 hours will be issued to each participant who has completed the entire duration of the seminar. The participants shall collect their own attendance certificates (without the Institution’s stamp) during registration. Upon completion of the Q&A section of the Seminar, the participants shall proceed to the reception counter for receiving a stamp on the certificates. Only certificates with the Institution’s stamp are considered as valid CPD certificates 

Remarks:

It is advisable that in order to prevent from spreading of influenza, any participant who has symptom(s) of flu, e.g. fever, cough and runny nose, etc, should not attend the seminar. Contact information (phone number and email address) should be provided at the time of on-line registration for urgent notification. 

Due to the uncertain development of the civil unrest, we might be advised to postpone or cancel the event within a short period of time. Participants are advised pay close attention to our email messages. 

Your membership/staff/student card should be produced at the reception counter. 

Occupational Safety and Health Seminar on  “Situation Awareness” 

Technical Seminar-cum-Launch of Manual on Best Management Practices on Operation and Maintenance for Lifts & Escalators 

Date : 21 October 2019 (Monday) 
Venue : Room Z209, 2/F, Jockey Club Innovation Tower (Block V), Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hunghom 
Time : 19:00 – 21:00 hrs; Registration at 18:30 hrs 

Programme Highlights  

In addition to the effort made by the registered contractors, engineers, workers and regulatory body, owners or management companies also play a pivot role to achieve high quality and safety performance of lifts and escalators. In December 2012, “Lifts and Escalators Ordinance (Cap. 618)” was enacted to repeal the previous Lifts and Escalators (Safety) Ordinance (Cap. 327). One of the new statutory amendments is to stipulate the duties of “Responsible Person”, who has the management and control on lifts and escalators. To assist Responsible Person to fulfill the duties and understand more about the working principles, BSOMES has set up a voluntary taskforce to prepare a manual of “Best Management Practices on Operation & Maintenance for Lifts and Escalators”. In this seminar, the speakers will share the best management practices on operation and maintenance for lifts and escalators. At the beginning of seminar, a simple but grant ceremony to launch the Manual will be officiated by Guest of Honour, i.e. Director of Electrical and Mechanical Services, Mr. Alfred Sit, JP. 

Honourable Speaker 

Representatives from Lift Task Force of BSOMES (Ir Tony Lo / Ir Johnson Lau / Ir Sr Jonathan Lee) 

The Task Force consists of 19 members from operation and maintenance executives, including chartered engineers, qualified surveyors, technical heads or managers. All of them have solid experience in managing the operation and maintenance of lifts and escalators, covering the supervision on routine maintenance, contract management, modernization, testing & commissioning, etc. 

Fee 
Free of Charge. 1.5-hour CPD Certificate will be issued by the Organizers.  
(Remarks: Participants can enjoy 50% discount to purchase the newly launched Manual, i.e. HK$100 out of list price HK$200.) 

Media 
Cantonese with English terminology. 

Registration and enquiry 
For registration, please complete Registration Form in the following "Online Registration Link ”. The maximum number of participants is 270. Priority will be given to the members of the Organizers and Supporting Organizations. The deadline of application is 12 October 2019 (Saturday). Name of successful applicants will be informed by confirmation e-mail by no later than 17 October 2019 (Thursday),  hich shall be presented at the registry of the venue entrance for verification. If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail on or before 17 October 2019, their applications will be egarded as NOT successful.   

If typhoon signal no. 8 or black rainstorm signal is in force and still hoisted after 17:00 hrs of 21 October 2019, the talk would be cancelled without further arrangement or notification. 

For enquiry, please contact Ir W.L. WONG at 6583 6371 or e-mail to bsomeshk@gmail.com  

Technical Seminar-cum-Launch of Manual on Best Management Practices on Operation and Maintenance for Lifts & Escalators 

 CLP “Energy Saving Initiative Talk” 

27 September 2019 

CLP Power is actively promoting energy saving in Hong Kong and they have a number of energy saving initiatives to Corporate and Industrial Customers. This one hour talk shall provide energy saving initiatives such as ECO Building Funds to subsidize energy saving projects, Feed-In-Tariff Scheme for renewable energy, Peak Demand Management and Introduction of Renewable Energy Certificates. 

 CLP “Energy Saving Initiative Talk” 

Technical Visit on EMSD InnoZone 

27 September 2019 

The EMSD InnoZone features twelve I&T projects under the collaboration of the EMSD, universities 
and start-ups such as drones for inspecting E&M installations, Cave Automatic Virtual Environment, 
and cloud-based fleet management system, etc. to promote the research and development as well as 
application of I&T in the field of E&M. 
This visit will provide an opportunity to members to visit the EMSD InnoZone. 
 

Technical Visit on EMSD InnoZone 

Council for Sustainable Development's Public Engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy - Regional Forums
Event Date:9 & 12 Septmber 2019

Climate change is now affecting every corner of the Earth. Like other coastal cities, Hong Kong faces multiple climate-related threats, including rising temperatures and more extreme weather events.  In 2015, 196 signatories adopted the historic Paris Agreement.  The Agreement aims at combating climate change and unleashing actions towards a low-carbon, resilient and sustainable future.  As the Paris Agreement applies to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, it is our obligation to formulate the long-term decarbonisation strategy up to 2050 by 2020, and review our climate change efforts every 5 years.  

The Council for Sustainable Development is carrying out a public engagement on long-term decarbonisation strategy and invites public views on three major aspects:

• Transition towards a low-carbon society
• Reducing energy use and further decarbonising electricity generation
• Low-carbon transport in a smart city

       
 We sincerely invite you to join the public forums organised by the Council to share your views on the above issues.  Details of the public forums are as follows:

 Registration for the forums can be done through the following channels -

(i) complete and return the attached registration form;
(ii) register on-line (https://www.susdev.org.hk/en/register.php); or
(iii) call the engagement hotline at 3917 4763.

We would also be grateful if you could kindly assist in disseminating information about the forums to members of your sector by forwarding this email.  Please find attached a flyer for promoting the regional forums.

The public engagement document and information on engagement events are available on the Council’s dedicated website at www.susdev.org.hk.

Council for Sustainable Development's Public Engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy 

Regional Forums

Technical Visit on Ebara Zibo Factory 
29 Aug – 2 Sept 2019 

由營運工程師學會(香港分會)及中國機械工程學會聯合統籌及安排於二零一九年八月廿九至九月二日參觀及技術考察荏原機械有限公司位於山東省淄博巿的大型水泵生產廠房。 順道品嘗當地美食及遊覧當地名聖，如 : 大明湖、泰山南天門、曲阜孔府/廟及青島市景點等等。

The event is organized by SOEHK & CMES. 

Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv) 

Venue: 荏原機械有限公司東省淄博巿大型水泵生產廠房 

Date: 29 Aug – 2 Sept 2019 

Time: 8:15 am 29 Aug 2019 – 5:00 pm 2 Sept 2019 

Gathering Timeand Place:  8:15 am at Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1 

Participant: 20 persons 

Fee: HK$9,110.00 for one standard singe room, including 4 breakfast, 7 meals, group insurance and 6hrs CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis) 
 (2 persons share one room will save HK$930/person) 

Registration: Return the completed Registration Form and Fee before 6 June 2019. 
No reservation without registration fee. 
Successful members will be notified. 

Enquiry: Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk 
Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved.

Technical Visit on Ebara Zibo Factory 

SOEHK 16th Anniversary Celebration Dinner 

The Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong Region is delighted to invite you to join the 16th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, to be held on 2 August 2019 (Friday) at the Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon.

SOEHK 16th Anniversary Celebration Dinner 

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview 
30 & 31 July 2019 (Tuesday & Wednesday) 

The Society of Operations Engineers has implemented The UK Spec Edition 3 since 1 January 2015, which is more simple and modern than SARTOR3 (1997) and with broader range of competences and requirements of professional responsibilities and obligations, and interpersonal skills. 

Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterized by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies promote advance designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Formal education is the usual, but not the only, way of demonstrating the underpinning knowledge and understanding for professional competence and what is required for professional engineers for registration. SOEHK arranges the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard – To introduce the preparation of a professional review report and professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer. 

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview 
 

Technical Visit on Ever Cool Refrigerating & Air Conditioning Co., Ltd. 
13 July 2019 

Ever Cool Refrigerating & Air Condition Co., Ltd. was founded in1998 mainly dealt with Hong Kong & Macau trading business of HVAC & refrigerating related products in the early stage. In 1999, due to rapid growth of China market, a wholly subsidiary company in China was founded, named “Dongguan Ever Cool Equipment Co., Ltd”, the company care business is trading of HVAC related products and also undertook HVAC system installation in China. At the same year, the company was appointed as the authorized dealer of “NICOTRA” & “BELIMO” in Hong Kong & Macau regions. 

2000, “Hong Kong Tech Free Air Conditioning Technology Development Ltd” was founded. We invested in China and established “Dongguan Tech Free Air Conditioning Mfy Ltd. which is a privately owed factory for Air Handlers. The branch “TECH FREE” was built and produced a series of HVAC products such as exhaust units, fresh air units, air handling units & coils. The aforementioned products were widely adopted in Government buildings, hospitals, pharmaceutical & advance technology industries. 

Due to the market demand & satisfying production capacity, the company started the 2nd phase manufacturing plant in 2008. The factory equipped with an certified Integrated Performance Test Laboratory. At the same year, the company was appointed as sole distributor of “SWEP” and in 2015 &2016, the company was authorized as sole distributor of “Aire-Plus” & “BROAN” in Hong Kong & Macau respectively. 

This visit will provide an opportunity to members to visit the manufacturing plant in Dongguan. 

Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved. 

Technical Visit on Ever Cool Refrigerating & Air Conditioning Co., Ltd. 
 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)  - Technical Seminar “Water Losses in Supply and Drainage Systems” 

*With light refreshments at break time 

This activity for 6 CPD credit is provided by the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering – Hong Kong Branch, Accredited Provider No. 003. This CPD programme provider is accredited by the CPD Course Panel under Advisory Board on Licensing of Plumbers. 

For details, please refer to below link http://www.wsd.gov.hk/tc/plumbing-engineering/voluntary-continuing-professional-development-sche/accreditation/index.html 

CPD code for this event: C06-003-20190711 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)  - Technical Seminar “Water Losses in Supply and Drainage Systems” 

SOE (HK Region)- IRTE Symposium 陸路運輸工程師學會研討會 2019

Green Overlord On Road 綠意盎然

14th June 2019   18:30-21:30

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 香港理工大學

Lecture Theater 演講廳：N001

According  to  EPD  record,  the  road  transport  is  the  second largest  air  pollution  source  in  Hong  Kong.  It  accounted  for about  57%  of  the  local  respirable  suspended  particulates, 62% of nitrogen oxides and 48% of sulphur dioxide in the past few years. The exhaust emissions of motor vehicles are the main  source  of  roadside  air  pollution.  To  help  improve roadside  air  quality  and  reduce  carbon  emissions,  the Government encourages the transport industry to replace the traditional  vehicles  with  electric  vehicles  which  have  no tailpipe  emission  that  will  help  improve  roadside  air  quality and  reduce  greenhouse  effect.  This  symposium  will  invite distinguish speakers to share information and experience in latest technology and environmental regulatory of ommercial electric vehicle. Moreover, EMSD will also brief the progress of legislation on vehicle repair mechanic and workshop. 

Entrance Fee 門劵 : Free of Charge 免費

Language Use 使用語言：Cantonese 廣東話

Certificate of Continuing Professional Development Fee 持續進修證書費用

•  Non-member 非會員：$100
•  Student 學生：$30
•  Member 會員 (SOE / HKVRMA)：$60
•  SOE's student and Apprentice Member SOE 學生及學徒會員：Free of Charge 免費
• Cutoff Date 截止報名日期 31 May 2019 

  SOE (HK Region)- IRTE Symposium 陸路運輸工程師學會研討會 2019

Essentials of Business Writing in English

Good business writing is a crucial topic to every officer. This seminar provides the  participants a comprehensive and in-depth training to business writing in English to meet the need of their daily work. This seminar aims at equipping the participants with professional business writing skills. Through exercises, participants will be more familiar with the norms and get the practical skills.

 Content: 

 Writing attitude and perspective 
 Content and style 
 Use of language 
 Difficult sentence and structure 
 Understanding communication impact 
 Exercises 

Speaker(s): Practising Barrister(s) 

Venue: 14/F, Fairmont House,  8 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong (TBC) 

Date: 12 June 2019 (Wed) 

Time: 0930 – 1700 

Fee: HKD1,500 

Medium: Cantonese  (Supplemented with English) 

Essentials of Business Writing in English

3 Days Energy Modeling Workshop
Event Date:23-25 May 2019
Location:3/F, Oxford Commercial Building, 494-496 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon

Register Here

IET 2019 Symposium - Strategic Management in the Age of Digital Disruption
24th May, 2019 (FRIDAY) 09:00 – 17:00
Address: Cordis, Hong Kong at Langham Place, 555 Shanghai Street, Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Synopsis

We often hear the phrase “Data is the new Oil” in many recent discussions. The power to leverage the new oil to yield management insights to enable smart decision makings hinges on how we use the appropriate technologies. Yet, as seasoned senior executives and engineering managers we are well aware that the technologies alone are not enough to unleash the full potential and benefits of the Data. There must be accompanying changes in management processes and company culture. On the other hand, the leaders must make the right investments and set the overarching strategy clear in order to make the organisation thrive in this digital era.

The objective of the symposium is to provide a platform for audiences to learn about the latest developments and applications of the disruption technology surrounding our daily life from our seasoned  peakers as well as for policy makers from both government and the legislature; industry leaders, technology providers, and senior members of the engineering profession to share their respective perspectives and efforts made in formulating their resource investment and business development strategies in anticipation of the digital disruptions.

REGISTRATION FEE (Including refreshments, lunch and a set of proceedings)

Members of IET/ Supporting Organisations:
• Normal Rate: HK$1,700
• Early-bird Rate: HK$1,600 (On or before 15th Apr, 2019)

Others:
• Normal Rate: HK$1,800
• Early-bird Rate: HK$1,700  (On or before 15th Apr, 2019)

Language
The Symposium will be conducted in English unless otherwise specified.

The Institution of Engineering and Technology Hong Kong is registered as a Charity in Hong Kong. The Institution of Engineering and Technology (the IET) is registered as a Charity in England & Wales (No. 211014) and Scotland (No. SC038698), Michael Faraday House, Six Hills Ways, Stevenage, SG1 2AY, United Kingdom

IET 2019 Symposium - Strategic Management in the Age of Digital Disruption
 

10 Common Mistakes in Negotiating and Drafting Contracts --- And How to Avoid Them

Non-legal managers and professionals are involved in the negotiation and drawing up of contracts every day. Learnt from past lessons of others, this seminar seeks to provide them with 10 highlighted mistakes commonly seen in negotiating and drafting construction contracts. With review of insightful cases, this seminar provides a useful checklist to facilitate the direct application by those involved in their daily work situations. 

Content: 
 Contract law essential refreshers 
 Ten common mistakes in contract negotiating and drafting 
 Lessons learnt from case reviews and studies 
 Understanding how not to negotiate contracts 
 Knowing the fundamentals in drafting a contract 
 Avoiding future pitfall by drafting contract clauses comprehensively

Speaker(s): Practising Barrister(s) 

Venue: 14/F, Fairmont House,  8 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong (TBC) 

Date: 22 May 2019 (Wed) 

Time: 0930 – 1700 

Fee: HKD1,500 

Medium: Cantonese  (Supplemented with English)

10 Common Mistakes in Negotiating and Drafting Contracts --- And How to Avoid Them

SOEHK Annual Symposium 2019

“Synergism of Operations Engineering in the Greater Bay Area 營運工程迎接新機遇，協同作用咫尺大灣區”

18th May, 2019 

Chiang Chen Studio Theatre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

THEME
The "Greater Bay Area" refers to the Chinese government's scheme to link the cities of Hong Kong, Macau, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Zhongshan, Dongguan, Huizhou, Jiangmen and Zhaoqing into an integrated economic and business hub. This symposium will provide a platform for discussion of the opportunities from the point of the view under Operations Engineering.

SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS

• ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter
• Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society
• Construction Industry Council
• Electrical and Mechanical Services Department
• Engineering Forum
• Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, Environmental Division
• Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, Mechanical, Marine,Naval Architecture and Chemical Division
• Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, Safety Specialist Committee
• Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Department of Mechanical Engineering)
• The Hong Kong Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Association Limited
• The Institute of Mechanical engineering Hong Kong Branch
• Institution of Environmentalists
• Society of Operations Engineers, UK
• Society of Operations Engineers (Macau Region)
• WSP Hong Kong Ltd

SPONSORS

• ABB (Hong Kong) Ltd. [Principal] 
• CLP Power Hong Kong Ltd. [Gold]
• Lucky Engineering Co. Ltd.
• Legend Engineering Co. Ltd
• The Jardine Engineering Corporation, Limited
• Siemens
• Fair-Rack Electrical Asia (H.K) Limited
• Ready Electrical Metal Work Ltd
• Socomec Innovative Power Solutions UPS
• 3Tech Corporate Ltd.
• Coming Transportation Eng. Co Ltd.
• Lee Yu Kee Fire Protection Ltd
   

SOEHK Annual Symposium 2019
 

Business Uses of Negotiation and Mediation Skills

The Business managers and professionals now spend much more time to get others to agree without realising it. Indeed, a core competency for nowadays business managers and professionals in getting successful management of projects is to achieve consensus over decisions and agreements made. The trend teamwork further calls for the proper understanding and use of negotiation and mediation skills in the daily work environment. Using lecture and workshop sessions, this seminar is tailor-made for business managers and aims at the improvement of personal and business skills for getting better results and, in turn, more positive successes to daily situations in the commercial environment. Through this seminar, participants are provided with a comprehensive overview of the necessary legal knowledge and practical skills in relation to the negotiation and mediation skills in Hong Kong to their work for better discharging enforcement duties. The seminar will also cover the key review of cases, situations and main legislations relevant to participants and these will be discussed with reference to local and overseas experience. 

Content: 
(a.) Business applications of negotiation and mediation skills 
(b.) Understanding Negotiation 
˙ True meaning of and effective approaches in negotiation 
˙ Re-understanding commercial disputes and differences 
˙ Different levels of negotiation 
˙ Key phases in getting win-win consensus 
˙ Factors affecting negotiation 
˙ Negotiation tactics and counter tactics 
(c.) Using Mediation 
˙ Theories and trend of mediation 
˙ The process and roles of mediation 
˙ Mediation skills and practices 
˙ Confidentiality and mediation privilege 
˙ Handling troubles and troublemakers in bargaining 
˙ Preparing and planning for action in mediation 

Speaker(s): Practising Barrister(s) 

Venue: 14/F, Fairmont House,  8 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong (TBC) 

Date: 17 May 2019 (Fri) 

Time: 0930 – 1700 

Fee: HKD1,500 

Medium: Cantonese  (Supplemented with English)

Business Uses of Negotiation and Mediation Skills

Technical visit for Smart Energy Experience Centre 

Smart Energy@Mong Kok, the latest revamped flagship store of CLP, is a transformed retail and service centre providing smart electricity services and promoting smart home living to customers
. 
Smart Energy@Mong Kok is the first retail establishment in Hong Kong, offering customers a rare chance to personally experience and appreciate the benefits of a full range of smart home products and technologies. From intelligent building and stepping into smart home with all relative full range of high-end smart appliances, such as TV, washing machine, refrigerator, air conditioners, lighting, air purifier, etc. All of the appliances can be controlled with an iPad and mobile phone. The other high-tech products including smart mirror, under-the-floor-heating system, voice-control device, are also one of the featured in Smart Home Control Centre. 

Smart Energy@Mong Kok, is a place of innovation that would elevate the user’ interactive experience in smark home living to a greater level. 

Organized by: Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings 

Supporting Organization: 
Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Environmental Division
The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) 

Technical visit for Smart Energy Experience Centre 

Technical Visit on Guangzhou Science Park 
20 – 21 April 2019 

由中國機械工程學會和廣東省機械工程學會聯合統籌及安排於二零一九年四月 20 及 21 日參觀及技術考察位於廣州科學城的兩家對機械人硏究、開發及生産的大型企業。 順道品嘗當地美食及遊覧當地名聖，如 : 陳家祠、南越王博物館及黃埔軍校等等。 

The event is organized by CMES. 

Technical Visit on Guangzhou Science Park 
 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (12) 

This CPD aims to: 
1. Apply registration renewal for Registered Electrical Worker (REW) with Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD); 
2. Introduce the relevant Electricity Ordinances, Electricity (Registration) Regulations and Electricity (Wiring) Regulations; 
3. Provide the knowledge in safety requirement in conducting electrical work; 
4. Provide the knowledge in energy efficiency requirements for lighting installation with Building Energy Code. 

REW apply registration renewal on or after 1 January 2012 is required to have completed a training covering the following two modules before submitting the application: 

Recognized Trainers: 
M.F. Fok, MSc, BEng(Hons), RSO, REA, PFM, CEnv, CEng, FSOE, FIPlantE, FCIBSE, MHKIE, REW H0 C0 
C.K. Chan, MSc(PM), BEng(Hons), REA, CEnv, CEng, FSOE, FIPlantE, MIET, MHKIE, CSME, REW H0 C0 
 
Venue: Flat C, 12/F, Block 2, Wah Fung Industrial Center, 33-39 Kwai Fong Crest, Kwai Chung, New Territories. 

Date: 23 March 2019 (Saturday) 

Time: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm 

Participant: 30 persons. 

Fee: Discount Fee HK$200 for 2 modules (Non-SOE Member HK$300 for 2 modules) 

CPD Certificate: 4 Hours CPD certificate will be issued to the participant 

Note: If Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above / Rainstorm Black Warning is hoisted until 8:00 am on the date, the program will be cancelled. 

Registration Method 參加方法: 

參加表格連同支票寄到九龍青山道682號潮流工貿中心 16樓 01室，支票抬頭請寫 “SOEHK" 
Registration form & cheque send to 1601 Trendy Centre, 682 Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon. 
Please make cheque payable to “SOEHK" 

參加表格連同入數紙傳真到 2617 0377 賬戶號碼 中國銀行(香港) "012-875-1-141560-8" 
Registration form & Deposit Slip Fax to:：2617 0377 Account No.： Bank of China "012-875-1-141560-8" 

Enquiry: Please contact SOE office at 2617 0311 or email: members@soe.org.hk 

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (12) 

消防及救護教育中心暨博物館參觀

簡介

「消防及救護教育中心暨博物館」設於將軍澳「消防及救護學院」之內，於二零一六年四月二十九日由香港特別行政區時任政務司司長林鄭月娥女士主持開幕儀式。教育中心暨博物館設有四層展示廳，提供一系列互動及多媒體資訊設施與及多個不同的展區和體驗區；分別有「八鄉消防訓練學校」、 「消防車及救護車展覽區」、「世界消防競技大賽展覽區」、「煙霧體驗區」、「救護服務展覽區」、「消防安全教育區」、「調派及通訊組展覽區」、「歷史照片走廊」、 「殉職人員悼念區」及「制服及工具展覽區」等。

教育中心暨博物館除了詳盡介紹香港消防處140多年的歷史、文化和發展外，更藉此進一步向市民教育及推廣基本消防安全和救護知識、遇到火警時的應變方法與及公眾急救技巧等。

日期：2019年3月23日02

時間：13 :45 – 15 : 45

名額：30人 (先到先得，以收到報名表及參加費用為準)

費用：免費 , 兩小時CPD證書費用 (會員HK$60)；(非會員HK$100)

截止報名日期：2019年2月28日

地點：西貢區將軍澳百勝角路11號（百勝角第78區）

交通工具: (將軍澳站轉乘)：巴士797M/小巴112S ; (坑口站轉乘)：巴士298E/小巴113

消防及救護教育中心暨博物館參觀

2019營運工程師學會及環境保護師學會主辦新春晚宴

預祝各會員新春大吉，豬年順境，慶賀己亥年來臨，營運工程師學會及環境保護師學會舉辦週年新春晚宴，藉此加強會員的關係，並貫徹兩會的學術及文化交流。各會員更可籍新春期間，與各同業友好相互祝賀，拜年！

現誠邀各會員一起參加，共同享受一個歡樂的晚宴，詳情如下：

日期：    2019年3月 1日 (星期五)

時間：    晚上6時30分至10時30分

地點：    九龍佐敦 恆豐中心3樓 金御海鮮酒家

費用：    營運工程師學會及環境保護師學會員港幣428元正(每位)

               非以上會員港幣600元正(每位)

報名截止日期：2019年2月1日

聯絡人：  營運工程師學會秘書處 (電話：2617 0311  傳真：2617 0377)

2019營運工程師學會及及環境保護師學會主辦新春晚宴

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview

25 & 26 February 2019 (Monday & Tuesday)

The Society of Operations Engineers has implemented The UK Spec Edition 3 since 1 January 2015, which is more simple and modern than SARTOR3 (1997) and with broader range of competences and requirements of professional responsibilities and obligations, and interpersonal skills.

Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterized by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through
innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies promote advance designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Formal education is the usual, but not the only, way of demonstrating the underpinning knowledge and understanding for professional competence and what is required for professional engineers for registration. SOEHK arranges the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard – To introduce the preparation of a professional review report and professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview

ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Series Technical Seminar on Critical Commissioning for Effective Central Plant Operation Strategies  

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (11)

This CPD aims to:

1. Apply registration renewal for Registered Electrical Worker (REW) with Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD);
2. Introduce the relevant Electricity Ordinances, Electricity (Registration) Regulations and Electricity (Wiring) Regulations;
3. Provide the knowledge in safety requirement in conducting electrical work;
4. Provide the knowledge in energy efficiency requirements for electrical installation with Building Energy Code.

REW apply registration renewal on or after 1 January 2012 is required to have completed a training covering the following two modules before submitting the application:

Recognized Trainers:

M.F. Fok, MSc, BEng(Hons), RSO, REA, PFM, CEnv, CEng, FSOE, FIPlantE, FCIBSE, MHKIE, REW H0 C0

C.K. Chan, MSc(PM), BEng(Hons), REA, CEnv, CEng, FSOE, FIPlantE, MIET, MHKIE, CSME, REW H0 C0

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (11)

Certificate of Music in Performance

The SOEHK – Young Member Committee aims to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold the tradition of a high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for the exchange of technical knowledge, extend network and broaden views.

We continue looking forward by “Engineering and Quality of Life”, as set out by this year’s theme which offering a Certificate program - “Certificate of Music in Performance” to members where you will find your Intensify in music instrument, Create your song, and Performance on stage .

Certificate of Music program provides you with a broad foundation of musical knowledge, technique and practical experience that prepares you for virtually any style of contemporary popular music performance. Core classes, private lessons, Live Performance, and seminars combine to create an intensive educational environment designed to encourage rapid development of performance skills.

*The certificate is equivalent to 12 CPD hour.

Tuition Fee:

 Registration :           Complete online application form and settle payment on/ before 31 October, 2018.

Payment Method:      Cheque send to 1601 Trendy Centre, 682 Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon. Please make cheque payable to “SOEHK"

Or

Deposit to Bank of China, Hong Kong "012-875-1-141560-8" & Fax to:：2617 0377 with name & membership number

Enquiry:                   Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region),1601, Trendy Centre, 682 Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong. (九龍長沙灣青山道 682 號潮流工貿中心 1601 室)

Please contact Mr. Nicholas Wong at [ Tel no.: +852 6498 5547 / Email: nic_kcwong@yahoo.com.hk] for more information of certificate.

Remarks:

1. All commercial activities are carried out by an independent third party vendor and the Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong region is independent of that third party vendor which carries out any commercial and operational activities.
2. All parties assume all risks of claims and lawsuits whether the risk which assuming party was at fault and agree to hold the Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong region harmless from any lawsuit.
3. Due to force majeure factors such as natural disasters [Black rain signal or Typhoon signal no.8 or above] on the day of class, the course will be cancelled.
4. Successful applicants will be noticed via email within 3 days before the start of the course.
5. Please be reminded to check information through email. All relevant information of this certificate course will be announced by email. Shall there are any changes on email address, please notice/ contact The Society of Operations Engineers immediately.

Upon successful application, absence due to personal reasons will not be entertained.

Certificate of Music in Performance

Technical Visit on MTR Express Rail Link West Kowloon Station

17 November 2018

The Hong Kong Section of the Express Rail Link runs from the Station in West Kowloon, heading north to the Shenzhen/Hong Kong Boundary, where it connects with the Mainland Section. The West Kowloon Station locates at the north of the West Kowloon Cultural District and links to Austin Station and Kowloon Station by footbridges and subways.

This visit will provide an opportunity for SOEHK members to understand the operation of Express Rail Link and site tour on West Kowloon Station.

Remark:                 No private car parking space will be reserved.

Technical Visit on MTR Express Rail Link West Kowloon Station

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview

14 & 15 November 2018 (Wednesday & Thursday)

The Society of Operations Engineers has implemented The UK Spec Edition 3 since 1 January 2015, which is more simple and modern than SARTOR3 (1997) and with broader range of competences and requirements of professional responsibilities and obligations, and interpersonal skills.

Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterized by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through
innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies promote advance designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Formal education is the usual, but not the only, way of demonstrating the underpinning knowledge and understanding for professional competence and what is required for professional engineers for registration. SOEHK arranges the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard – To introduce the preparation of a professional review report and professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.

ECUK Engineers Registration - Preparatory workshop for How to demonstrate the competences on the application & Professional Review Interview

Baking Short Courses

10, 11, 17 and 24 November 2018 (Saturday)

The SOEHK-YMC aim to set out the professional image of engineers in Hong Kong then and now, but also to uphold the tradition of a high standard of professionalism and to provide a platform for the exchange of technical knowledge, extend network and broaden views.

The SOEHK-YMC continues looking forward by “Engineering and Quality of Life”, as set out by this year’s theme which offering Baking Short Courses to members. In this course, you will learn how to recapture the spirit of the perfect cookies, donuts, cupcakes and macarons how to make them from scratch, and how to share them with family and friends for years to come. You will learn how to pick the right utensils for the task, how to choose your ingredients, how to ensure the desired outcome, and how to perfect a few little twists on classic favorites.

 

All commercial activities are carried out by an independent third party vendor and the Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong region is independent of that third party vendor which carries out any commercial and operational activities.

All parties assume all risks of claims and lawsuits whether the risk which assuming party was at fault and agree to hold the Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong region harmless from any lawsuit.

Due to force majeure factors such as natural disasters [Black rain signal or Typhoon signal no.8 or above] on the day of class, the course will be cancelled.

Successful applicants will be noticed via email within 3 days before the start of the course.

Please be reminded to check information through email. All relevant information of this certificate course will be announced by email. Shall there are any changes on email address, please notice/ contact The Society of Operations Engineers immediately.

Upon successful application, absence due to personal reasons will not be entertained.

Baking Short Courses 

CMES Annual Conference and Technical Visit on Chengdu Factories

8 – 13 November 2018

中國工程師學會將於2018年11月9日在成都市舉行一年一度之年會,本會亦被邀請參加此次盛會。此行本會順道安排參觀成都市內一些高端設備生產廠房和遊覽當地名勝,如都江堰、青城山、樂山大佛、武侯祠及錦里古街等等。

​CMES Annual Conference and Technical Visit on Chengdu Factories

(FULL)Technical Visit on Xiqu Centre – West Kowloon Cultural District
29 September 2018

Xiqu Centre is a world-class arts venue dedicated to promoting the rich heritage of xiqu. The centre utilizes cutting edge smart and sustainability strategies to reduce the reliance on air conditioning and hence reduce energy consumption. Computer simulations are used throughout the design process to test and improve the design and to ensure sustainability targets can be met. The sustainability strategies supports the Xiqu Centre to obtain the targeted BEAM Plus Gold Rating. By using this holistic approach to sustainability, the design of Xiqu Centre strives for not only lower energy consumption but also lower capital and running costs.

This visit will provide an opportunity for SOEHK members to understand and appreciate the smart and sustainability design of Xiqu Centre. (All the participants are reminded no short trousers, no skirt, no high heels and no slippers).

Technical Visit on Xiqu Centre – West Kowloon Cultural District
 

Technical Visit on Guangdong HUST Industrial Technology Research Institute

14 – 15 September 2018

廣東華中科技大學工業技術研究院（簡稱“工研院”）是按照“事業單位、企業化運作”組建的公共科技創新平台。經過幾年發展，已經快速成為我國製造領域知名的新型研發機構，發起了國家數控一代機械產品創新應用示範工程，建設了全國電機能效提升示範點、全國智能製造現場會唯一示範點。目前，工研院擁有一支600餘人的技術團隊和1000餘人的產業化團隊，獲批4支廣東省創新團隊，獲得國家技術發明二等獎及廣東省科技進步特等獎，為10000餘家企業提供了高端技術服務。打造了華科城科技孵化器品牌，建設了國家級科技企業孵化器2家，國家級眾創空間3家，建設的7個產業園區孵化面積超過50萬平米，孵化企業300餘家，其中自主創辦企業50餘家，新三板掛牌企業7家，上市後備企業3家。工研院在科技體制方面勇於創新，被《人民日報》、《焦點訪談》譽為“全國新型研發機構的典型代表”。

The event is organized by CMES. Detail of visit refers to itinerary.

Supporting Organization:  The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)

Technical Visit on Guangdong HUST Industrial Technology Research Institute

Site Visit to Tuen Mun - Chek Lap Kok Link

Northern Connection Toll Plaza and Associated Works

8 September 2018

The TM-CLKL will provide the most direct route between the Northwest New Territories and Hong Kong – Zhuhai – Macao Bridge (HZMB), the Airport and North Lantau and also an alternative route to the Airport.

The Northern Connection of TM-CLKL will connect Tuen Mun Area 40 with the HZMB Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities (HKBCF) via a sub-sea tunnel while the Southern Connection will connect the HKBCF and North Lantau on viaducts.

The Contract No. HY/2013/12 involves the construction of a toll plaza of approximately 5.4 hectares and associated structures, carriageways and footbridge, as well as modification and realignment of sections of Lung Mun Road and Lung Fu Road at Tuen Mun, and associated works.

This visit will provide an opportunity to members to understand and visit the work site of the Contract No. HY/2013/12. (All the participants are required to bring own safety shoes).

Supporting Organization:  The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)

ECUK Engineers Registration – Preparatory workshop for

the Professional Review Report and Professional Review Interview

29-30 August 2018 (Wednesday and Thursday)

The Society of Operations Engineers has implemented The UK Spec Edition 3 since 1 January 2015, which is more simple and modern than SARTOR3 (1997) and with broader range of competences and requirements of professional responsibilities and obligations, and interpersonal skills.

Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterized by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies promote advance designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Formal education is the usual, but not the only, way of demonstrating the underpinning knowledge and understanding for professional competence and what is required for professional engineers for registration. SOEHK arranges the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard – To introduce the preparation of a professional review report and professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.

ECUK Engineers Registration – Preparatory workshop for  the Professional Review Report and Professional Review Interview

SOEHK 15th Anniversary Celebration Dinner 

The Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong Region is delighted to invite you to join the 15th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, to be held on 10 August 2018(Friday) at the Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon
Event Date:10 August 2018
Time : 18:00 - 22:30
Location:The Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon
Fee : HK$1,100 per person
Enquiry :  Please contact Ms Anna Fan at 2617 0311 or Send email to anna@soe.org.hk

SOEHK 15th Anniversary Celebration Dinner 

SOEHK ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM 2018

ENGINEERING REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE CHALLENGES

9th June 2018 (Saturday)
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Chiang Chen Studio Theatre

THEME
To attain and pursue growth and sustainable future for Hong Kong healthcare operations, this symposium will provide a platform for business leaders, medical specialists and engineering professionals to share and exchange their views, knowledges and experiences in deploying innovative approaches and trends, subsequent to the challenge and promulgation of new measures on diagnostic precision and treatment efficiency.

SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS

 Association for Engineering and
Medical Volunteer Services
Chinese Association of Auotomation
Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society
Confederation of Medical Associations in
Asia and Oceania
Engineering Forum 

Mechanical Engineering Department of Hong Kong Polytechnic University
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Environmental Division)
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Safety Specialist Committee)
World Medical Association

SPONSORS
CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
ABB (Hong Kong) Ltd.
The Jardine Engineering Corporation, Limited
Legend Engineering Company Limited Acoustic & Vibration Control Specialist 

SOEHK ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM 2018

SOE-IRTE Symposium 2018 

Smart and Safe Transportation

陸路運輸工程師學會研討會2018: 智安車

Date 日期 :25 May 2018         

Time 時間 : 6:30-10:00pm

Venue 地點: The HK PolyU 香港理工大學     

Lecture Theatre 演講廳 N001

Officiating Guest of Honour 主禮嘉賓：

Director of Electrical and Mechanical Services Department 機電工程署署長 : Mr. W.H. SIT, JP 薜永恆太平紳士

Contents 講題:

    1) The Cutting Edge Technologies in Smart Mobility for the Smart City 智慧城市中的智能運輸科技

        Dr. Lawrence Poon (HKPC) 潘志健博士(香港生產力促進局)

    2) Benefits of 4S Solution on Smart and Safety Transportation 4S方案對智慧及安全運輸的效益

        Professor Jackson Ho (Greensafety Technology Ltd.)  何懿德教授 (綠色安全科技有限公司)

    3) Sharing on the causes of traffic incidents 專注駕駛的分享和探討

        Sergeant CHIU Chi-wah (HK Police Force) 趙志華 警長 (香港警務處)

SOE-IRTE Symposium 2018 

​L GEES Training 2018_1. LEED 2. WELL 3. IFMA events

1. LEED AP and Green Associate v4 Exam Preparation Training 2018 – Mar to Dec 2018 (0900am – 0600pm)
   http://www.thegeesgroup.com/wp-reg/?event=leed-ap-and-green-associate-v4-exam-preparation-training-2018

2. WELL AP Exam Preparation Training 2018 Hong Kong – 2 April/2 July/1 Oct (0900am – 0515pm)
   http://www.thegeesgroup.com/wp-reg/?event=well-ap-exam-preparation-training-2018

3. IFMA’s Sustainability Workshop Smart FM (27 Jan 2018 /0900 am – 1230 pm) (3.5 hrs CPD)
   Venue: UT, 8/F, United Centre, SCOPE Admiralty Learning Centre, 95, Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
   http://www.ifma.org.hk/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icalrepeat.detail&evid=862&Itemid=3&year=2018&month=01&day=27&title=sustainability-workshop-jan-27-2018&uid=b4f066640b33b80ff7715e0ddf1cdb58&catids=4

4. IFMA's Industrial Spotlight –Development of Plover Cove New Town (12 Feb 2018/0700 pm – 0830 pm (1.5 hrs CPD)
   Venue: UR8, 8/F, Unite Centre, SCOPE Admiralty, Learning Centre, 95, Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong.
   http://www.ifma.org.hk/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icalrepeat.detail&evid=864&Itemid=3&year=2018&month=02&day=12&title=ifmas-industrial-spotlight-february-12-2018&uid=f06a413793287bdd727ea59b54538b39

5. IFMA’s Integrate 2018 Facility Management Conference – Driving Facility Management (10 May 2018, Thur, 0900 am – 0600 pm)
   Venue: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Co-located with Build4Asia)
   http://www.ifma.org.hk/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icalrepeat.detail&evid=858&Itemid=3&year=2018&month=05&day=10&title=integrate-2018-facility-management-conference&uid=1c043c0099e76656c0db26e4d5087ce6

6. IFMA’s Certified Facility Manager (CFM) Exam Prep Workshop (11 May 2018, Fri, 0930am-0530am)

   Venue: Room B, 219, Jardine House

   http://www.ifma.org.hk/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icalrepeat.detail&evid=866&Itemid=3&year=2018&month=05&day=11&title=ifmas-certified-facility-manager-cfm-exam-prep-workshop&uid=9d60fea36aedd1339abeefb800e8ca26

WELL AP Exam Preparation Training 2018 HONG KONG

WHAT is WELL? 

The WORLD’s FIRST building standard focused exclusively on human health and wellness. 
The WELL Building Standard sets performance requirements in SEVEN CONCEPTS relevant to occupant health in the built environment.
More Information about WELL, please visit: https://www.wellcertified.com/

 
WHAT is WELL AP? 

WELL AP standards for WELL Accredited Professional. It denotes expertise in the WELL Building StandardTM and a commitment to advancing human health and 
wellness in buildings and communities. 

Four Steps to become a WELL AP:

1 Study  

Understand WELL 
standard and prepare 
for the exam 

2 Register

Register an account in 
International WELL 
Building Institute 

3 Exam 

Sit the exam and score 
170 or above (like LEED 
AP exam) 

4 Renew 

Report the continuous 
education hours same 
as LEED AP 

WHAT can this training help? 
Through the one-day training and 200-quiz practice, you will be able to pass the  WELL AP exam easily. This training can also be considered continuous education 
for LEED AP and LEED Green Associate. 

Track record of this training 
This training has been conducted in Shanghai since December 2016. Up to now  ALL STUDENTS have passed the exam within 2 months after the face to face training with lowest score of 183. 

Training Agenda (7 CPD Hours) 

Section 1:0900-0930 BASIC INTRODUCTION 
Section 2: 0930-1130 AIR CONCEPT 
Section 3: 1130-1200 WATER CONCEPT 
Section 4:1300-1400 NOURISHMENT CONCEPT 
Section 5:1400-1500 LIGHT CONCEPT 
Section 6: 1515-1545 FITNESS CONCEPT 
Section 7:1545-1615 COMFORT CONCEPT 
Section 8:1615-1645 MIND CONCEPT 
Section 9:1645-1715 WELL AP EXAM PREPERATION GUIDE 

Curriculums 
April 2nd OR July 2nd OR October 1st, 2018 (Mon) 
Training Language: ENGLISH 
Venue to be confirmed 
Training FEE 
Early bird# Regular Fee 
Member of Co-organizer HK$ 5,000 HK$ 5,500 
Member of supporting organizations HK$ 6,500 HK$ 7,000 
Others HK$ 8,000 HK$ 9,000 
#Early Bird: 
For April 2nd: Registration prior to March 2nd
For July 2nd: Registration prior to June 2nd 
For October 1st: Registration prior to September 1st 

WELL AP Exam Preparation Training 2018 HONG KONG

The HKIE Environmental Division Annual Forum 2018 

“Developing Intelligent Resource Preservation Strategies for Hong Kong:  
Challenges for Innovation and Sustainability” 

Friday, 27 April 2018 
Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East,  
3 Tong Tak Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong  
(3-minute walk from the Tseung Kwan O MTR Station, Exit C) 
 

INTRODUCTION 

 
Global adverse environmental burden and drastic depletion of resources induced by intensive 
consumption, heavy pollution and climate changes have led to the identification of waste as a valuable 
resource that requires responsible and sustainable solutions for managing and recovering. Accordingly, 
the holistic concepts of “zero waste”, “circular economy”, “cradle-to-cradle”, “closed loops” and 
‘’resource recovery’’ have emerged worldwide over the last decade as part of a cultural shift and a 
new way of thinking about the age-old problem of waste and the economic obsession with endless 
growth and consumption.   

In Hong Kong, the Government, in collaboration with key stakeholders, is actively promoting the 
development of waste reduction and recovery with various initiatives and major environmental 
programmes and infrastructure investments, in particular, the waste-to-energy programme, and public 
consultation on the transfer of advanced technologies for waste recycling and recovery strategic plans. 
Regulations, incentives and funding supports with continuous professional skills improvement schemes 
are also being establishing to stimulate the development of resource preservation in Hong Kong 
against resource-intensive economy.  

It is therefore timely for HKIE Environmental Division to promote the discussion on the intelligent 
resource preservation strategies in Hong Kong by bringing together various stakeholders. The main 
objective is to inspire, empower, and inform professional bodies, public and all stakeholders on 
emerging innovative waves in resource preservation intelligence, and to mobilize practical knowledge 
and know-how for dealing with cross-cutting and challenging issues.  

The forum comprises the keynote session and three other sessions: I) Legislation and Policy Reforms as 
Potential Drivers for Resource Preservation; II) Driving Green Alternatives for Sustainable Resource 
Management; and III) Embracing Emerging Sustainable Approaches for Managing Specific Resources.   
 

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS  
Academic 
- City University of Hong Kong, School of Energy and Environment 
- The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 
- The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering 
- The University of Hong Kong, Department of Civil Engineering 
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong, School of Life Sciences 
- Hong Kong Baptist University, Asian Energy Studies Centre 
- The Open University of Hong Kong, School of Science and Technology 
- The Education University of Hong Kong, Centre for Education in Environmental Sustainability 
- Chu Hai College of Higher Education, Hong Kong 
- Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi), Faculty of Science & Technology 
Non-academic 
- Environment Bureau, The Government of the HKSAR 
- British Consulate-General Hong Kong 
- Consulate General of Canada in Hong Kong and Macao 
- Netherlands Consulate General in Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR China 
- New Zealand Consulate-General 
- Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce 
- British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong 
- Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong 
- French Chamber of Commerce & Industry 
- New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong 
- The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce 
- Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings 
- Business Environment Council 
- Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Hong Kong Branch 
- Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management - Hong Kong Branch 
- Council for Sustainable Development 
- Engineers Australia Hong Kong Chapter 
- Environmental Management Association of Hong Kong 
- Federation of Hong Kong Industries 
- Friends of the Earth (Hong Kong) 
- Green Council 
- Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers 
- Hong Kong Construction Association 
- Hong Kong Environmental Industry Association 
- Hong Kong Green Building Council 
- Hong Kong Green Strategy Alliance 
- Hong Kong Institute of Environmental Impact Assessment 
- Hong Kong Institute of Qualified Environmental Professionals 
- Hong Kong Waste Management Association 
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Hong Kong Branch 
- The Hong Kong Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Association 
- The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining - Hong Kong Branch 
- The Society of Operations Engineers, Hong Kong Region 

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 
Chairman: Ir CHAN, Thomas C T 

Members: Ir TANG, Kelvin Ir AU, Elvis 
Ir Dr CHAN, Raymond K L Ir CHENG, Norman 
Ir CHOI, C M Ir Dr GBAGUIDI, Alex 
Ir IP, Tat Yan Ir KWAN, Anthony 
Ir LAM, C F Ir LAM, Chi Sing 
Ir LEE, Vincent Ir LEE, Ping Kuen 
Mr LEE, Patrick Ir LEUNG, C F 
Ir Professor LO, Irene Ir LO, P C 
Ir Dr MA, Anthony Ir Dr SHIH, Kaimin 
Ir SIN, Calvin Ir WONG, Alex 
Ir Dr ZHOU, Shelley Ms CHAN, Jacqueline 
Mr LAM, Benjamin Ms YU, Emily 
GUEST OF HONOUR 
- Mr WONG Kam-sing, GBS, JP 
Secretary for the Environment, Environment Bureau, The Government of the HKSAR 
OPENING ADDRESS 
- Ir Thomas KC CHAN 
President, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers 
KEYNOTE ADDRESS 
- Rethinking our Waste Management Policies 
Ir Dr the Hon LO Wai-kwok, SBS, MH, JP 
Legislative Councillor (Engineering Functional Constituency), HKSAR 

- Policy Instruments to Achieve Progress towards Resource Efficiency in Taiwan 
Dr Harvey HOUNG, Board Director, The Institute of Environment & Resource, Taiwan 
 
INVITED SPEAKERS  
- Innovative Approach of Resource Utilization – Real Example in Hong Kong & China 
Ir Professor Daniel M CHENG, BBS, MH, JP 
Managing Director, Dunwell Enviro-Tech (Holdings) Ltd 
- Mr Mike KILBURN 
Acting General Manager - Sustainability, Airport Authority Hong Kong 
- E-Waste – The Global Problem – The Hong Kong Solution 
Mr Nigel MATTRAVERS 
Director & General Manager, ALBA Integrated Waste Solutions (Hong Kong) Ltd 
- Professor Jonathan WONG 
Department of Biology, Hong Kong Baptist University 
- Paper Recycling and Recovery: Technological Approach and Challenges 
Mr Harold YIP 
Executive Director, Secure Information Disposal Services Ltd 

FORUM VENUE 

Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East,  
3 Tong Tak Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong  
(3-minute walk from the Tseung Kwan O MTR Station, Exit C) 
 

The HKIE Environmental Division Annual Forum 2018 

消防及救護教育中心暨博物館參觀(FULL)

簡介

「消防及救護教育中心暨博物館」設於將軍澳「消防及救護學院」之內，於二零一六年 四月二十九日由香港特別行政區時任政務司司長林鄭月娥女士主持開幕儀式。教育中心 暨博物館設有四層展示廳，提供一系列互動及多媒體資訊設施與及多個不同的展區和體 驗區；分別有「八鄉消防訓練學校」、 「消防車及救護車展覽區」、「世界消防競技大賽 展覽區」、「煙霧體驗區」、「救護服務展覽區」、「消防安全教育區」、「調派及通訊組展覽區」、「歷史照片走廊」、「殉職人員悼念區」及「制服及工具展覽區」等。

教育中心暨博物館除了詳盡介紹香港消防處 140 多年的歷史、文化和發展外，更藉此進一步向市民教育及推廣基本消防安全和救護知識、遇到火警時的應變方法與及公眾急救 技巧等。

日期：2018 年 4 月 21 日(星期六)

時間：09:15am-11:15am

名額：20 人 ,(先到先得，以收到報名表及參加費用為準)

費用：免費 兩小時 CPD 證書費用 (會員 HK$60)；(非會員 HK$100)

截止報名日期：2018 年 4 月 6 日

地點：西貢區將軍澳百勝角路 11 號（百勝角第 78 區）

交通工具: (將軍澳站轉乘)：巴士 797M/小巴 112S ; (坑口站轉乘)：巴士 298E/小巴 113

集合地點：將軍澳消防學院正門

消防及救護教育中心暨博物館參觀

L GEES Events 2018_1. LEED 2. IFMA events

Wishing you all a Prosperous and Healthy New Year of 2018!

1. LEED Training 2018 (Please stay tuned for new Schedule to be announced)

2. IFMA’s Sustainability Workshop Smart FM  (27 Jan 2018 /0900 am – 1230 pm) (3.5 hrs CPD)

Venue: UT, 8/F, United Centre, SCOPE Admiralty Learning Centre, 95, Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong

http://www.ifma.org.hk/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icalrepeat.detail&evid=862&Itemid=3&year=2018&month=01&day=27&title=sustainability-workshop-jan-27-2018&uid=b4f066640b33b80ff7715e0ddf1cdb58&catids=4

3.      IFMA's Industrial Spotlight –Development of Plover Cove New Town (12 Feb 2018/0700 pm – 0830 pm (1.5 hrs CPD)

Venue: UR8, 8/F, Unite Centre, SCOPE Admiralty, Learning Centre, 95, Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong

Website: www.ifma.org.hk

4. IFMA’s Integrate 2018 Facility Management Conference – Driving Facility Management (10 May 2018, Thur, 0900 am – 0600 pm)

Venue: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Co-located with Build4Asia)

http://www.ifma.org.hk/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icalrepeat.detail&evid=858&Itemid=3&year=2018&month=05&day=10&title=integrate-2018-facility-management-conference&uid=1c043c0099e76656c0db26e4d5087ce6

Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency 
10, 12, 17, 19 April 2018 

Course Objectives 

The main purpose of this course is to provide the participants with the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. After taking the course, the participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits.  Moreover, the participants should be able to measure and verify the performance of implemented energy saving measures. 

Key Speakers 

 Ir Joseph Chan, Honorary Advisor, Energy Institute Hong Kong 
 Ir Gary Chiang, Past Chairman, Energy Institute Hong Kong / Acting Senior Residential Market Development Manager, Residential Customer Experience, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited 
 Ir Prof Michael KH Leung, Associate Dean and Professor, School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong 
 Ir Dr Edward Lo, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 
 Ir Dr Albert So, Director, Asian Institute of Built Environment; OR, Ir Charles Wong, Principal Instructor, Pro-Act Training and Development Center (Electrical), Vocational Training Council (TBC) 
 Ir Dr TM Chung, Adjunct Professor, Department of Building Services Engineering, The Hong Kong 
Polytechnic University

General Information 
Date & Time: 10, 12, 17 & 19 April 2018 (Tuesdays & Thursdays); 6:30 pm – 9:45 pm 
Venue: HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong 
Medium of Instruction: Cantonese (for Lift and Escalator Lecture) /English 
Target: Practicing engineers, energy managers, energy auditors, environmental officers, building services managers, plant managers, etc. 
Course Fee: HK$2,800 per person (member of EI) (includes training material and tea breaks) 
HK$3,000 per person (member of Supporting Organizations) 
HK$3,500 per person (non-member) 

Registration:

Please register via online system https://goo.gl/b5MN1k (copy this link and paste on 
the browser if it cannot be linked directly) for seat reservation.   

We will advise you of the payment details after receiving your registration. 

Note: Enrolment will only be confirmed upon receipt of course fee. 

Registration Deadline: 26 March 2018 
CPD: CPD certificate will be issued to all participants by the Organizer. This activity is regarded as General CPD Event for BEAM Pro. 
Enquiry: Ms Li [Tel: (852) 2967 8855; email:aprilagc@gmail.com] 

Course Contents 

Lecture 1 [10 April 2018 (Tuesday)] 
Introduction to the Buildings Energy Efficiency Ordinance (BEEO) (Ir Joseph Chan) 
 Legislative Framework 
 Requirements of Energy Audit 
 Qualification and Duties of Registered Energy Assessors (REAs) 
Energy Audit (Ir Joseph Chan) 
 Management procedures for energy audit: walk-through inspection, detailed energy audit and identification of energy management opportunities (EMOs). 
Energy Saving Measurement and Verification (M&V) Methods (Ir Gary Chiang) 
 International Performance Measurement & Verification Protocol; instrumentation and measurement techniques; baseline adjustment; error and uncertainty analysis; third-party verification. 
Economic Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment (Ir Gary Chiang) 
 Discussion of common economic analysis methods used to determine the cost effectiveness of energy efficiency measures. 
 Life-Cycle carbon emission analysis for energy efficiency measures. 

Lecture 2 [12 April 2018 (Thursday)] 
Heating Ventilating and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) (Ir Prof Michael KH Leung) 
 Measurements and evaluation of energy efficiency of chillers, water-side systems and air-side systems; coefficient of performance (COP) analysis. 
 Provision of thermal comfort and good indoor air quality in an energy-efficient manner. 
 Qualitative analyses of effective energy management opportunities for HVAC systems, including temperature settings for chilled water supply and indoor air, building envelops meeting the overall thermal transfer value (OTTV) requirements, evaporative cooled condensers, variable-speed pumps, automatic cleaning devices for seawater cooled condensers, Fresh air intake control and more. 

Water Heating Systems (Ir Prof Michael KH Leung) 
 Evaluation of fuel-fired water heater and energy efficiency of condensing water heater. 
 Heat pump water heater and integrated heat pump for cogeneration (water heating and air-conditioning). 
Commercial Cooking (Ir Prof Michael KH Leung) 
 Evaluation of gas cookers, electric cookers, induction cookers. 
 Energy saving by innovative heat-pump steamers. 

Lecture 3 [17 April 2018 (Tuesday)] 
Electrical Systems and Power Quality Improvement (Ir Dr Edward Lo) 
 Energy efficiency for electrical distribution systems, including transformers and wires. 
 Procedures of measuring and improving power quality for buildings due to low power factor and/or high harmonics (typically caused by electronic equipment). 
 Experimental tests suitable for evaluating energy use of electrical systems and for identifying any power quality problems. 
 Calculation of energy and cost savings due to improvement in electrical systems performance and power quality.  

Lecture 4 [19 April 2018 (Thursday)] 
Lift and Escalator (Ir Dr Albert So or Ir Charles Wong) (TBC) 
 Maximum allowable electrical power requirements. 
 Energy consumption measurements of lift and escalator Systems. 
 Total harmonic distortion and power factor of motor drive systems. 
 Energy efficient designs. 
Lighting Systems (Ir Dr TM Chung) 
 Photometry and light measurements. 
 Incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, electromagnetic ballasts, high-frequency electronic ballasts, light-emitting diode (LED).  

* Contents are subject to change without further notice 

Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency 

(FULL)Technical Visit on Tellhow SZ & 3Tech DG Factories in Dongguan 

24 March 2018 

Tellhow is the only PRC Main Board publicly listed company of E&M industry. The market value of 
Tellhow is close to RMB 10 billion. Besides the Diesel Generator business, Tellhow products and 
services include but are not limited to electrical and mechanical installation, low and medium voltage 
switchgear, military products, smart grid, Institute of Animation etc. 

3Tech is the major global suppliers for ZTE and Huawei Technologies and built up an international 
sales force to promote LionRock™ Gensets to the world's major Telecom operators in Europe, Africa, 
Southeast Asia and Latin America. 

This visit will provide an opportunity to members to visit Tellhow SZ & 3Tech DG Factories (HV LV 
Switchgear and Diesel Generator) in Dongguan. 

Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv) 

Venue: Tellhow SZ & 3Tech DG Factories, Dongguan 

Date: 24 March 2018 (Saturday) 

Time: 8:30 am – 7:00 pm 

Gathering Time 8:15 am at MTR Exit F, Kowloon Tong Station 
and Place: 

Participant: 22 persons 

Fee: HK$50 including 6hrs CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis) 

Registration: Return the Registration Form & Registration Free before 20 March 2018 
No reservation without registration fee. 
Successful members will be notified. 

Enquiry: Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk 
Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved. 

Technical Visit on Tellhow SZ & 3Tech DG Factories in Dongguan 

LEED AP and Green Associate V4 Exam Preparation Training 

Objectives: 

 Grasp the core concepts adopted by LEED V4 rating systems including integrative process, systems thinking, life cycle analysis,
triple bottom line, etc.
 Understand the LEED rating system structure including the 21 different sector adaptations
 Be capable to manage the certification and submission process for LEED projects from registration, submittal, CIR to appeal
 Understand the basic documentation requirements for a LEED project
 Be prepared for Green Associate and AP specialty exam

Audience:

This course is ideal for architect, project manager, green building consultant, developer, sustainability coordinator, landscape architect, 
technical manager, energy engineer, MEP consultant, facility managers, or anyone interested in understanding green building principle, 
especially sustainable design, construction, management, purchasing, and plan to achieve a LEED professional credential. 
After this training, you will get: 
 1100 mock exam questions (for LEED AP BD+C, ID+C, O+M course students)
 600 mock exam questions (for LEED Green Associate course students)
 One month follow up for your exam review
 Three work books developed by USGBC Intelligent Properties, authorized by USGBC to USGBC Education Partners only

Curriculums: 

Green Associate Course (GA)[Option A] (0900-1800, 8 hours) 

Mar 30(FRI) OR Jun 30 OR Sep 29 OR Dec 8, 2018 (SAT) 
1. USGBC, GBCI, LEED Online introduction
2. LEED professional scheme introduction: GA, AP and Fellow
3. LEED Process
4. Integrative strategies
5. Location and transportation, sustainable sites
6. Water efficiency, energy and atmosphere
7. Indoor environmental quality
8. Innovation and synergies
9. Case and Quiz

Building Design and Construction (BD+C) [Option B] (0900-1800, 8 hours) 

Mar 31(SAT) OR Sep 30 OR Dec 9, 2018 (SUN) 
1. BD+C Location and Transportation prerequisites and credits
2. BD+C Sustainable Sites prerequisites and credits
3. BD+C Water Efficiency prerequisites and credits
4. BD+C Energy and Atmosphere prerequisites and credits
5. BD+C Materials and Resources prerequisites and credits
6. BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality prerequisites and credits
7. BD+C Innovation in Design and regional priority credits
8. Case and Quiz

Interior Design and Construction (ID+C) [Option C] (0900-1800, 8 hours) 

Jul 1, 2018 (SUN) 
1. ID+C Location and Transportation prerequisites and credits
2. ID+C Water Efficiency prerequisites and credits
3. ID+C Energy and Atmosphere prerequisites and credits
4. ID+C Materials and Resources prerequisites and credits
5. ID+C Indoor Environmental Quality prerequisites and credits
6. ID+C Innovation in Design and regional priority credits
7. Case and Quiz

Building Operations and Maintenance (O+M) [Option D] (0900-1800, 8 hours) 

Apr 1, 2018 (SUN) 
1. O&M Location and Transportation prerequisites and credits
2. O&M Sustainable Sites prerequisites and credits
3. O&M Water Efficiency prerequisites and credits
4. O&M Energy and Atmosphere prerequisites and credits
5. O&M Materials and Resources prerequisites and credits
6. O&M Indoor Environmental Quality prerequisites and credits
7. O&M Innovation in Operation and regional priority credits
8. Case and Quiz

Fees: 

# Early bird: 
For March or April course: Registration prior to 28 Feb 2018 
For June or July course: Registration prior to 30 May 2018

For September Course: Registration prior to 29 Aug 2018 
For December Course: Registration prior to 7 Nov 2018

LEED AP and Green Associate V4 Exam Preparation Training 

Creativity on basing the reality – Building homes at Plover Cove 

Land supply has been an important issue to Hong Kong housing. To solve the problem, Frederick Lai has recommended to use the land of Plover Cove for housing. It has an area of about 1200 hectares. Based on a plot ratio of 2, it is estimated that the reclaimed land can provide 300,000 flats of 650 sq. ft., plus 65 million sq. ft. for non-domestic use. The total land value can be up to $775 billion, assuming average land price at $3,000 per sq. ft. This amount would be sufficient to build all the necessary rails, highways, cross-sea tunnel, as well as site formation works and infrastructure construction. Participants can understand the idea of using Plover Cove to solve shortage of the land supply for housing purpose in this seminar. 

Speaker 

Sr Frederick Lai Chiu-cheong CFM, MHKIS, RPS(QS), HKIQEP is the author of the Crude Model of the Proposed Plover Cove New Town Head of Facility Management Department of a major bank in Hong Kong. Frederick likes hiking and has completed the Plover Cove Reservoir Country Trail several times. He started studying the possibility on making use of this huge piece of land for housing since November 2016. The idea was supported and endorsed by Professor Chau Kwong-wing of The University of Hong Kong in early 2017 and be named as an option of land supply during a press conference of HKU Ronald Coase Centre in July 2017 which has drawn massive media coverage. 

Seat reserved on first-come-first-served in basis. Successful registrations will be notified 

Date 17 March 2018 (Saturday) 
Time 10:00 am – 12:00 noon 
Venue B5211 City University of Hong Kong 
Language Cantonese 
Registration Please return the completed registration form before 3 March 2018 Fee Free 
(an administration fee of HK$20 will be charged if a CPD certificate is required)

Creativity on basing the reality – Building homes at Plover Cove 

2018 營運工程師學會新春晚宴 

預祝各會員新春大吉，狗年順境，慶賀戊戌年來臨，營運工程師學會舉辦週年新春晚宴，藉
此加強會員的關係，並貫徹本會的學術及文化交流。各會員更可籍新春期間，與各同業友好
相互祝賀，拜年！ 

現誠邀各會員一起參加，共同享受一個歡樂的晚宴，詳情如下：- 

日期： 2018 年 3 月 16 日 (星期五) 

時間： 晚上 6 時 30 分至 10 時 30 分 

地點： 九龍佐敦 恆豐中心 3 樓 金御海鮮酒家 

費用： 營運工程師學會會員港幣 398 元正(每位) 
非營運工程師學會會員港幣 600 元正(每位) 

報名截止日期：2018 年 2 月 16 日 

聯絡人： Ms. Anna FAN (電話：2617 0311 傳真：2617 0377) 

2018 營運工程師學會新春晚宴 

SOE-IRTE 研討會

題目: 航海新動力Marine Eng

講者的履歷簡介:

繆潤年先生，機械工程學理學碩士(空氣/噪音環保管理)，機械工程學工學士(甲等榮譽)，英國特許工程師、英國特許環保工程師及職業訓練局汽車業訓練委員會會員。現於康明斯(香港)有限公司任職發動機銷售經理及維修經理，工餘時曾在職業訓練局轄下的香港專業教育學院(IVE)擔任汽車工程高級文憑兼任講師。繆先生由汽 車維修技術員開始 從事汽車維修行業及機構工程項目已接近三十年。

研討會內容:

IMO Tier III - 國際海事組織第三階段排放標準

Selective Catalyst Reduction System (SCR) - 選擇性催化還原排放處理系統

Variable Speed Diesel Electric (VSDE) - 可變速的電力推進系統

Marine Hybrid - 混合動力船舶

日期：2018 年 3 月 2 日 (星期五)

時間：6:30pm-9:30pm

名額：50 人(先到先得，以收到報名表及參加費用為準)

費用：課程(免費) , CPD 證書費用(會員 HK$60)；(非會員 HK$100)

截止報名日期：2018 年 2 月 23 日

地點：香港理工大學 Lecture Theatre Y302

SOE-IRTE 研討會

Smart Engineering for 2030 and beyond

DATE    : 2 February 201 7 (Fr iday )

TIME    : 9 :00 a m – 5:00 pm

VENUE: Chiang Chen Studio Theatre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

INTRODUCTION
Hong Kong, like other metropolitan cities, requires a long-term strategic plan to develop its infrastructure using the state-of-the-arts technology, innovative ideas and smart engineering
techniques. We now live in a world where technology is ubiquitous and the ability to collect and access data is easier than ever before. It is a golden opportunity to use smart technology
and engineering techniques to enhance economic development, sustainability and the quality of life for people in our urban environment.

This one-day seminar is an important event of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Civil and Environmental Engineering Alumni Association (The PolyU CEEAA). The seminar brings
together various stakeholders including government, project developers, consultants, academics and research institutions and engineering experts to explore how engineers and
professionals can put forward new and exciting ideas to unlock the potential of our city – making it more responsive to its inhabitants.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chairman: Ir Dr Jackson LAU Chi-keung
Members: Ir David LAU Tai-wai Ir Professor LAM Cheuk-fung
Mr Alvin AU Tat-wai Mr Andy CHEUNG Shiu-kwok

Mr Rex CHAM Yui-kei Mr KWOK Yat-wa
Ir Dr Eddie LAM Siu-shu Mr Tony LO Chi-leung
Ir POON Ying-kok

KEYNOTE ADDRESS
- Ir Dr the Hon Wai-kwok LO, BBS, MH, JP
Legislative Councillor (Engineering Functional Constituency), HKSAR
Keynote Address: Smart Urban Engineering
- Mr Robin LEE, Project Manager (HK Island & Islands)
Civil Engineering and Development Dept, The Government of the HKSAR
Keynote Address: Engineering a Smart, Green and Resilient City in Hong Kong beyond 2030

INVITED SPEAKERS
- Ir Albert CHENG, Executive Director, Construction Industry Council
Topic: Constructing Smart Infrastructure
- Ir Ian CHUNG, Senior Vice President, AECOM
Topic: Technology Transformation in Infrastructures – You are Part of It
- Dr Ivan Wing-hong FUNG, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture and Civil
Engineering, City University of Hong Kong
Topic: Automation in Construction Safety & Health: Sharings from some R&D Projects
- Ir Yiu-kwong HO, Chief Engineer/Land Drainage, Drainage Services Department, The
Government of the HKSAR
Topic: Smart Stormwater Management
- Ms Diane Legge KEMP, Vice President, CallisonRTKL
Topic: SMART Mobility Oriented Development
- Mr Wai-hung LUK, Assistant Director/New Works, Water Supplies Department
Topic: Total Water Management in the era of Climate Change
- And more speakers to be invited

Smart Engineering for 2030 and beyond

Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Services Systems Efficiency 

This training course would like to provide the participants with the requirements for BEEO, CAP 610 and the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. The participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, deep understand the conduct of energy audit process for data acquisition, verification, analysis and mining, and improve the energy management systems for facility management. 

Venue: Flat C, 12/F, Blk 2, Wah Fung Ind Ctr, 33 - 39 Kwai Fung Crest, Kwai Chung, New Territories 

Date: 05 Jan 2018 – 02 Feb 2018 (Every Friday) 

Time: 19:00 – 22:00 

Target: Practicing engineers, energy managers, energy auditors, environmental officers, building services engineers, plant engineers, M&E engineers, facility engineers, project managers. 

Participant: 35 persons maximum 

Fee: HK$3,750.00 (Member) and HK$5,250.00 (Non-Member) non-refundable including course materials and course assessment 

Registration: Return the registration form and registration fee before 04 Jan, 2018 
No reservation without registration fee. 
Successful members will be notified. 

Entrance Requirement: Chartered Engineer or Member of HKIE (Mechanical Discipline) 

Enquiry: Please contact Ms. Anna Fan at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk 

Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Services Systems Efficiency 

IFMA's Sustainbility Workshop on Smart FM

Facility managers are in unique position to improve the sustainability operational performance of their portfolio. It is not only showing our commitment to addressing global warming but also enhancing the corporate image and improving the working environments. 

We have invited representative from Electrical and Mechanical Services Department to introduce to us Smart City in Hong Kong. Also hear the industrial leaders say on Power Up the Green and Smart City, sustainable CAFM Platform, Discerning Sustainable Technology, IoT monitoring and performance driven control of indoor air quality. There will also be updates on IFMA Awards and message from IFMA Environmental Stewardship, Utilities and Sustainability Strategic Advisory Group. Space is limited.  Book your seat online now to get involved, get informed and get inspired! 

PD 3.5 hours 
The CPD certificate shall be sent to your registered EMAIL ADDRESS on or before March 1, 2018. No printed copy will be distributed during the event. 

LANGUAGE English 

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. (Hong Kong Chapter) (ASHRAE)
Association of Engineering Professionals in Society Ltd. (AES)
Asian Institute of Built Environment (AIBE)
Asian Institute of Building (AIOB)
Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings (AIIB)
BEAM Society Limited (BEAM)
Busniess Environment Council (BEC)
Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES)
Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch (CIH)
Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch) (EIHK)
The Hong Kong Associate of Energy Engineers (HKAEE)
Hong Kong Institute of Certified Property Managers (HKCPM)
Hong Kong College of Technology (HKCT)
Hong Kong Institute of Project Management (HKIPM)
The Hong King Institute of Housing (HKIH)
Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Hong Kong Office (IMechE-HK)
Insitute of Shopping Centre Management (ISCM)
L GEES
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) (SOE)
School of Professional and Continuing Education, The University of Hong Kong (HKU-SPACE)

VENUE SPONSOR 
School of Continuing and Professional Education (SCOPE) at the City University of Hong Kong 

PAYMENT METHODS 
1.Please issue cheque payable to "International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter" and mail the cheque to P.O. Box. No. 65115, Tseung Kwan O Post Office. 
2.Deposit the fee to Hang Seng Bank (A/C No: 222 - 005340 - 001) and send the bank-in slip toregistration@ifma.org.hk or fax to (852) 2512 0555. 
3.PayPal 

ENQUIRY 
2512-0111 / registration@ifma.org.hk 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
1.If typhoon signal no. 8 or above or the black rainstorm warning signal will be hoisted 4 hours before the event starts, the event would be cancelled or postponed. Participants will be informed of the cancellation or the re-scheduled date of event in due course. The IFMA Hong Kong Chapter reserves its right to cancel or to change the speakers without prior notice. 
2.Cancellations must be made at least 3 business days prior to the event. Otherwise, full price (HK$200) will be charged for your late cancellation. If you are not able to attend, we welcome a delegate to attend on your behalf. Refunds will not be given for no shows after the event. 
3.The organizing parties accept no liability for any eventuality that may occur to affect travel itineraries before, after or during the event, or for any incident or accident, should any occur.

IFMA's Sustainbility Workshop on Smart FM

Technical Seminar on New Development of Refrigerant & Refrigeration Safety Management  

Date : 5 December 2017 (Tuesday) 
Time : 2:30pm - 5:30pm (Registration will start at 2:15pm) 
Venue : BEC Auditorium, G/F Jockey Club Environmental Building, 77 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong 

Background 
The Montreal Protocol has scheduled the phasing out of controlled substances, including chemicals containing chlorine and bromine used as refrigerants, solvents, foam blowing agents, aerosol propellants, fire suppressants, and for other purposes. Ozone Layer Protection Ordinance (Cap. 403) 1989 gives effect to Hong Kong’s international obligations to control the manufacture, import and export of ozone depleting substances. Ozone Layer Protection (Controlled Refrigerants) Regulation 1994 requires the conservation of 
controlled refrigerants used in large scale installations and motor vehicles. Scheduled substances under the Ozone Layer Protection Ordinance are listed by the Environmental Protection Department. In addition to having suitable thermodynamic properties, the ideal refrigerant would be nontoxic, non-inflammable, completely stable, environmentally benign, readily available, self-lubricating, compatible with materials used in equipment, easy to handle and detect.  

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provides information on suitable substitutes for ozone depleting substances, including refrigerants for various types of air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment, fire suppression, blowing agents, solvents, etc. U.S.EPA has developed and implemented regulations for management of ozone depletion substances (ODSs) in the United States. The regulations include programs that ended the production of ODSs and require the manufacturers to label products either containing or made with chemicals that have significant ODSs. Banning the usage of CFCs in refrigerants slows the ozone depletion and global climate change.  

In BEAM Plus Manual, the credits of MA P2 (Use of Non-CFC Based Refrigerants) and MA8 (Ozone Depleting Substances) cover the concerns on usage of refrigerants. The air-conditioning and refrigeration equipments shall fulfill the following equation which determines a maximum threshold for the combined contributions to ozone depletion and global warming potentials: LCGWP + LCODP x 105 ≤ 775. The Client shall submit a report by a suitably qualified person giving details of the air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment installed; and demonstrating that the global warming potential and ozone depletion potential of the refrigerants used in equipment meets the specified requirement. Reference shall be made to refrigerant supplies and/or equipment manufacturer’s data together with guidance provided by recognised authorities such as ASHRAE, etc. In this seminar, the experts of refrigerants from ASHRAE will present the update on the relevant ASHRAE Standards as well as local development trends on new refrigerants. 

Session 1  
ASHRAE Standard 15 & 34 – A Review and Update 

ASHRAE’s key standards guiding refrigerant identification and usage have been revised to meet US governmental regulation and achieve improved performance. Standards 15 and 34 (2016 Edition) provide essential guidance to manufacturers, design engineers and operators who need to stay current with new air conditioning and refrigerating requirements. 

Standard 34 (Designation and Safety Classification of Refrigerants) describes a shorthand way of naming refrigerants and assigns safety classifications based on toxicity and flammability data, while Standard 15 (Safety Standard for Refrigeration Systems) establishes procedures for operating equipment and systems when using those refrigerants. Standard 15 is one of ASHRAE’s oldest standards dating back to 1919.  The purpose of Standard 15 is to specify safe design, construction, installation, and operation of refrigeration systems.  All engineers that work with building mechanical systems should have a basic understanding of this Standard and for those engineers that work closely with refrigeration or chilling systems must have a deeper understanding of this standard and its requirements. This presentation will provide a review of Standard 15 and highlight recent changes to the standard.  Common misapplications of the standard will be presented and discussed. In this session, the speaker also highlights the review and update of ASHRAE Standard 34. 

Speaker

Douglas T. Reindl,  
Ph.D., P.E., ASHRAE Fellow Member & Distinguished Lecturer 
Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison 

Douglas Reindl is a professor in the Departments of Engineering Professional Development and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In addition, he is the 
founding director of the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium (IRC) at the UW. He received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the Milwaukee School of Engineering and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is a registered professional engineer in the State of Wisconsin and presently serves on the Board of Directors 
of the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration.

 As faculty member at the University of Wisconsin since 1996, Professor Reindl has taught at all levels: undergraduate, graduate, and continuing professional development. Professor Reindl has developed an internationally-recognized series of professional development courses focused on industrial refrigeration systems with an emphasis on the safe use of ammonia as a refrigerant. Through the IRC, Professor Reindl works with some of the world’s leading food companies to improve the safety, efficiency, reliability and productivity of industrial refrigeration systems and technologies. 

In addition to being an ASHRAE Fellow, Professor Reindl is also a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, International Institute of Refrigeration, and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration.  He is a past recipient of ASHRAE’s Distinguished Service Award and the first recipient of ASHRAE’s George C. Briley Award for 
the best refrigeration article in the ASHRAE Journal. He is a past chair and member of ASHRAE’s Standard 15 committee – Safety Standard for Refrigeration Systems. 
Professor Reindl has published 6 books and nearly 100 technical papers on topics including: industrial refrigeration, building mechanical systems, energy systems, indoor air quality, and solar energy. 

Session 2  
Next-gen Technology Development for Low-GWP Refrigerants 

The recent amendment to Montreal Protocol incorporating the control of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) has given a clear message to the industry in transitioning to next gen refrigerants of low global warming potential (GWP). ASHRAE is committed to a leadership role in responding to and reducing building Climate Change footprints. In support of this commitment, ASHRAE continuously advances the HVAC&R field by performing R&D guides and standards for designing systems that minimize energy use and reduce emissions of high GWP refrigerants. 

Many common refrigerants with high GWP such as R404A, R410A and R134a started to see their successors, of which some options are still non-flammable but many become flammable. The HVAC&R industry has been actively developing next-gen technology around these new refrigerant options. This presentation will review the refrigerant applications in consideration of environmental, safety and energy performance. 

Speaker

Dr. Philip Yu,  
Ph.D., RPE, CEng, LEED-AP  
Past President of ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter, 
Director of Trane  

Dr. Philip Yu is environmental & applications engineering director of TRANE, President of ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter 1996-97, ASHRAE Region XIII Vice-Chair of Chapter Programs 
1998-2001 and General Chair for Chapters Regional Conference 2005. Philip led a special task group of 25 members and successfully published in 2011 the Chapter’s first book “COOL 
Hong Kong” documenting the HVAC&R development in Hong Kong.  This effort has been well recognized by the Society in light of 2012 ASHRAE Lou Flagg Award. Dr. Philip is also serving on ASHRAE “Climate Change Position Document Committee” which just stated this year. 

Fee : HK$600 (ASHRAE-HKC members, BEAM Pro, BEAM Affiliate & BSL Ordinary / Associate Members)  HK$720 (Members of Supporting Organizations)  HK$900 (Standard) 

Language : English 

Deadline for Application : 29 November 2017 

Registration  

Number of participants is limited and prior registration is required. Registration will be on a first-come-first-served basis (priority will be given to members of Organizers and Supporting 
Organizations). The deadline of application is on 29 November 2017. Successful members will be notified by e-mail on or before 1 December 2017, which has to be presented at the registry of the venue entrance for verification.  If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail on or before 1 December 2017, their applications will be regarded as not successful.   

Members of ASHRAE-HKC and Supporting Organisations – kindly note that we ONLY accept registration by sending original application form and cheque payment in mail.  

BEAM Pro / BEAM Affiliate / BSL  Associate or Ordinary Members / Non-members – kindly note that we ONLY accept registration by online training portal. For existing users, please login to your Online Training Portal account. For new Online users, please register a new online training portalaccount to apply for the course. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. 

The Organisers reserve the right to cancel, postpone or reschedule an event due to unforeseencircumstances, including low enrolment. Should a refund be appropriate, fee paid will be refunded within 30 days. 

Enquiry : For enquiry, please call 3610 5700 or email to beampro.training@beamsociety.org.hk. 

Technical Seminar on New Development of Refrigerant & Refrigeration Safety Management  

Technical Visit on Zero Carbon Building at Kowloon Bay 
2 December 2017 

Construction Industry Council (CIC) launched “Climate Change and My Smart City” Experience Centre at CIC Zero Carbon Building in early June 2017. The Centre showcases the latest technology and provides innovative visitor touch-points including games with Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) experience. The Experience Centre is divided into 4 thematic zones (Climate Change & I, Smart Living, Smart City & Construction and SmartTechnology &Health. 

This visit will provide an opportunity to members learn Smart City technology, try the interactive displays first-hand, and be up-to-dated on future technology. 

Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv) 

Venue: Zero Carbon Building at Kowloon Bay 

Date: 2 December 2017 (Saturday) 

Time: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm 

Gathering Time and Place:  1:45 pm at main entry Zero Carbon Building

Participant: 30 persons maximum 

Fee: Free of charge  HK$50.00 for retention fee (cheque only) 
                                 Refundable if present, Non-refundable if no show 
                                 2 hours CPD Certificate (electronic) will be distributed to the presented participants after visit 

Registration: Return the registration form and retention fee before 27 November 2017. 
                     No reservation without retention fee. 
                     Successful members will be notified. 

Enquiry: Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk 

Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved. 

Technical Visit on Zero Carbon Building at Kowloon Bay 
 

Lamma Power Station was commissioned in 1982 and it generates electricity for customers in Hong Kong Island and Lamma Island.  Developed in four stages, it has an installed capacity of 3,737MW, which includes both coal-fired and gas-fired generating units. 

As part of HK Electric’s drive to reduce emissions, Lamma Power Station continued with efforts to increase the proportion of natural gas and cleaner fuels in its fuel mix.  The first gas-fired combined cycle unit was commissioned in 2006 and over 30% of the Company’s power generation comes from natural gas. 

ITINERARY : 
-09:30 Assembly point to Ap Lei Chau Pier 
-10:00 Travel on HK Electric company ferry from Ap Lei Chau Pier to Lamma Power Station 10:25 Presentation by HK Electric 
-11:00 Tour of Lamma Power Station : turbine hall of gas-fired generating unit, solar PV system and coal yard area
-12:00 End of visit, depart from Lamma to Ap Lei Chau by HK Electric company ferry. 

ASSEMBLY DETAILS: 
09:30 Exit A, MTR South Horizons Station 

CPD : 2 hours 

LANGUAGE: English 

REGISTRATION FEE : 
-IFMA HK Chapter Members / Corporate Sponsors : HK$80 
-IFMA Base Members / Supporting Organizations : HK$150 
- Non members : HK$200
 

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings (AIIB)
The Asia Institute of Building (AIOB)
Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES)
Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch (CIH)
Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch) (EIHK)
Hong Kong College of Technology (HKCT)
Hong Kong Istitute of Certified Property Managers (HKCPM)
The Hong Kong Institute of Housing (HKIH)
L GEES
School of Professional and Continuing Education, The University of Hong Kong (SPACE)
Society for the Environmentalist
Smart Engineering Asset Management Laboratory, CityU (SEAM)
The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) (SOE)
 

PAYMENT METHODS: 

1.Please issue cheque payable to "International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter" and mail the cheque to P.O. Box. No. 65115, Tseung Kwan O Post Office.
2.Deposit the fee to Hang Seng Bank (A/C No: 222 - 005340 - 001) and send the bank-in slip toregistration@ifma.org.hk or fax to (852) 2512 0555. 
3.PayPal 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Blue Cross Group Holiday Insurance Plan 2005 will be arranged for this event. Please provide us your full name (same as HKID Card/Passport) for insurer’s record. 

2.The organizing parties accept no liability for any eventuality that may occur to affect travel itineraries before, after or during the event, or for any incident or accident, should any occur. 

3. If typhoon signal no. 8 or above or the rainstorm warning signal (black) will be hoisted 4 hours before the event starts, the event would be cancelled or postponed. Participants will be informed of the cancellation or the re-scheduled date of event in due course. The IFMA Hong Kong Chapter reserves its right to cancel or to change the speakers without prior notice. 

4.Cancellations must be made at least 3 business days prior to the event. Otherwise, HK$200 will be charged for the late cancellation. If you are not able to attend, we welcome a delegate to attend on your behalf. Refunds will not be given for no shows after the event.

IFMA's Guided Tour - HK Electric Natural Gas-fired Generating Unit

ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Series on  
“Healthy HVAC System Design with Energy Efficiency Concerns”  

Date : 13 November 2017 (Monday) 

Time : 7:00 – 9:00pm (Registration will start at 6:30pm) 

Venue : FJ303, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon 

Language : English 

Fee : HK$100 (ASHRAE-HKC members); HK$150 (Members of Supporting Organizations); HK$200 (Standard); Free (Full Time Staff or Student of PolyU) 

CPD hours : 2-hour CPD certificate will be provided 

Topics of the Technical Seminar 

Session 1  
Integrating Indoor Air Quality and Energy Efficiency in Buildings  
[GBCI Approved | 1 CE Hour | 0920014269 /  AIA Approved | 1LU/HSW | Bahnfleth02] 

Buildings are one of the largest energy end use sectors in countries around the globe. Concerns for the availability of energy supplies and the impact of energy use on the environment are driving a worldwide focus on energy end use reduction. In this push for dramatic changes in the energy use intensity of the building sector, it is essential that the fundamental importance of indoor environmental quality, particularly indoor air quality, not be lost. This presentation addresses: 1) the significance of indoor air quality in terms of its impact on health and productivity and associated costs; 2) the inseparable linkage between indoor air quality and building energy demands, including examples of efficient technologies for maintaining good indoor air quality; and 3) the need for an approach to building research, design, and operation that recognizes this connection. 

Session 2 
HVAC and Airborne Infectious Diseases  
[GBCI Approved | 1 CE Hour | 0920005385 /  AIA Approved | 1LU/HSW | Bahnfleth06] 

Concern regarding the risk of hospital acquired infections and the effect of the built environment on epidemics of drug-resistant diseases is increasing. The well-educated designer and owner needs to understand the mechanisms by which infectious disease is transmitted indoors, the extent to which HVAC system characteristics affect probability of infection, available means for controlling risk with demonstrated effectiveness. These topics are presented and discussed using the ASHRAE Board of Directors-approved Position Document Airborne Infectious Diseases as a framework. Pertinent scientific knowledge about modes of disease transmission is reviewed, its practical implications for control are discussed, and the three HVAC-related control methods identified by the Position Document: ventilation, particulate filtration, and ultraviolet germicidal irradiation, are presented and compared. General recommendations for reducing risk are provided and knowledge gaps that need to be filled are identified. 

Honorable Speaker 

William P. Bahnfleth, Ph.D., P.E.  
Distinguished Lecturer of ASHRAE 
Professor, Department of Architectural Engineering 
The Pennsylvania State University, United States 

William Bahnfleth is Professor and Director of the Indoor Environment Center in the Department of Architectural Engineering at the Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) in University Park, PA, where he has been employed since 1994. Previously, he was a Senior Consultant for ZBA, Inc. in Cincinnati, OH and a Principal Investigator at the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory in Champaign, IL. He holds BS, MS, and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois, where he also earned an 
undergraduate degree in music (pipe organ performance), and is a registered professional engineer. At Penn State, Dr. Bahnfleth teaches undergraduate courses in HVAC fundamentals and controls and graduate courses in chilled water systems, hot water and steam systems, and indoor air quality. His research interests cover a wide variety of indoor environmental control topics, including chilled water pumping systems, stratified thermal energy storage, protection of building occupants from indoor bioaerosol releases, ultraviolet germicidal irradiation systems, and others. He is the author or co-author of more than 150 technical papers and 13 books and book chapters. He consults on the design of chilled water thermal energy storage systems and has been involved in more than 20 projects world-wide. 

Dr. Bahnfleth is a fellow of ASHRAE, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and the International Society for Indoor Air Quality and Climate (ISIAQ). He is a member of the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA), the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA), Sigma Xi, the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), and the Society of Building Science Educators (SBSE). He has served ASHRAE in a variety of capacities, including Student Branch Advisor, Chapter Governor, Technical Committee and Standing Committee Chair, and as Director-at-Large, Vice President, Treasurer, and 2013-14 Society President. He is the recipient of a 1st place ASHRAE Technology Award, Transactions Paper Award, and Distinguished Service and Exceptional Service Awards. In 2016, he received the Penn State Engineering Alumni Society’s World-Class Engineering Faculty Award.  

Registration & Enquiry  

Registration is opened to all interested persons, but priority will be given to members of ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter and supporting organizations. For application, please complete the Registration Form at the following "On-Line Registration Link" or https://goo.gl/forms/1IB8JDf0h6R1aUM63 on or before 9 November 2017. Number of participants is limited to 100. Seats will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. Successful applicants will be notified by e-mail on or before 10 November 2017. If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail on or before 10 November 2017, their applications will be regarded as not successful.  

If typhoon signal no. 8 or black rainstorm signal is in force and still hoisted after 5:00 pm on that date, the talk would be cancelled without further arrangement or notification. 

For enquiry, please contact Mr. Joe Chow via at 6593 9494 (mobile) or email to joe.chow@intelligent-net.com. 

Payment Method 

After online registration, please make a crossed cheque payable to “ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter” and post to our mail box at “P.O. Box 35612, King’s Road Post Office, North Point, Hong Kong” and attention to “ Mr. Joe Chow”. Please state the applicant’s name with contact phone no. and mark “DL Talk – WB(13/11)” at the back of the cheque. Receipt in electronic form will be issued to you upon receipt of payment. 

ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Series on  “Healthy HVAC System Design with Energy Efficiency Concerns”  

IFMA's Industrial Spotlight: Creating Healthy Spaces: Rising up the Corporate Agenda 

Creating Healthy Spaces: Rising up the Corporate Agenda
CBRE, in partnership with Herman Miller and the International Well Building Institute (IWBI), will host an event around the rising importance of wellness in the workplace. The event will be a good opportunity to share knowledge and learn from the creator of the WELL system as well as practitioners that are driving the standard.
Occupiers have an opportunity to improve the health of their people by improving the way buildings are designed and operated. Through initiatives such as the WELL Building Standard, value can be added to real estate assets, human health can be enhanced, general building operations can be improved, and the productivity agenda can be enhanced. The WELL Building Standard is the first market driven initiative which focuses exclusively on the health and wellness of people in buildings. WELL closes the gap between performance and compliance by evaluating and measuring the conditions in a building that impact human health.
As facility managers it is important to appreciate how the market is embracing WELL working environments and how to operate them in order to ensure occupiers continue

SPEAKERS:
Mr. Edward Peters Senior Director, CBRE Global Workplace Solutions
Mr. Edward Peters is the Global Workplace Solutions lead for Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau. He was appointed into this role in December 2015. He has significant experience in leading and managing high performing teams, and building long term business relationships. Prior to his current role Ed was the Account Director for a Global High Technology Company across the Asia Pacific Region. He lead a team which delivered the following services for the client’s Asia Pacific portfolio: lease administration; transaction management; project management; and portfolio strategy (including portfolio optimization and metro planning). Ed was also responsible for managing communications, governance and performance reviews (including account KPIs and resulting corrective action plan), individual transaction reviews, and bi-annual Strategic Evaluation Team (SET) meetings.
Mr. Scott Emerson Category Manger (APAC), Herman Miller International
As Category Manager for Herman Miller Product Management team Scott has his fingers on the pulse of all the newest innovations in Ergonomics and Collaborative design for the work space.
SPECIAL GUEST: Mr. Nelson Y. O. Tong, Vice President – Asia Business Development |Technical Solutions, International WELL Building Institute

DATE : Thursday, November 9, 2017
TIME : 18:30 - 20:00
VENUE : Herman Miller Living Office, Showroom, Hopewell Centre,183 Queen’s Road East, Wanchai CPD : 1 hour
LANGUAGE: English
REGISTRATION FEE :
 IFMA Members/ Sponsors : Free Admission
 Members of Supporting Organizations : HK$ 80
 Non-members : HK$ 150
TERMS AND CONDITIONS : Please refer to www.ifma.org.hk
ENQUIRY : 2512 0111 / registration@ifma.org.hk
IFMA's Industrial Spotlight: Creating Healthy Spaces: Rising up the Corporate Agenda 
 

Technical Visit on He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant 

尚餘少量名額，報名從速 
 

21 -22 October 2017 

He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant is one of the sewage treatment plants in PRC using BFBR (Bio-Film 
Biological Reactor) Technology for wastewater treatment, BFBR technology is a green and sustainable 
process which can reduce operation cost and sludge emission. 

This visit will provide an opportunity to members to understand the BFBR technology and operation 
of He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant. 

Supporting Organization :   The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv) 

Venue :                                He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant 

Date :                                   21 – 22 October 2017 (Saturday & Sunday) 

Time :                                  6:45 am 21 October 2017 – 7:00 pm 22 October 2017 

Gathering Time and Place:  6:15 am at MTR Exit F, Kowloon Tong Station 

Participant :                          40 persons 

Fee :                                     HK$1,168 including 6hrs CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis) 

                                              ( 1 breakfast, 3 meals, one standard single room and group insurance included ) 

Registration :                         Return the completed Registration Form, Copy of HKID and PRC Re-entry 
                                              Permit / Passport and Registration Free before 10 October 2017. 
                                              No reservation without registration fee. 
                                              Successful members will be notified. 

Enquiry :                                Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk 
Remark :                                No private car parking space will be reserved. 

Technical Visit on He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant 

LEED AP and GreenAssociate V4 Exam Preparation Training

19/03/2017 - 17/12/2017

Objectives:

Grasp the core concepts adopted by LEED V4 rating systems including integrative process, systems thinking, life cycle analysis,triple bottom line,etc.

Understand the LEED rating system structure including the 21 different sector adaptations

Be capable tomanage the certification and submission process for LEED projects from registration, submittal, CIR to appeal

Understand the basic documentation requirements for a LEED project

Be prepared for Green Associate and AP specialtyexam

Audience:

This course is ideal for architect, project manager, green building consultant, developer, sustainability coordinator, landscape architect,technical manager, energy engineer, MEP consultant, facility managers, or anyone interested in understanding green building principle,especially sustainable design, construction, management, purchasing, and plan to achieve a LEED professional credential.

After this training, you will get:

1100 mock exam questions (for LEED AP BD+C, ID+C, O+M course students)

600 mock examquestions (for LEED Green Associate course students)

One month follow up for your examreview

Three work books developed by USGBC Intelligent Properties, authorized by USGBC to USGBC Education Partners only

LEED AP and GreenAssociate V4 Exam Preparation Training