Practical Insights into Construction Project Management: From Tendering to Handover

9 July 2025

In the presentation, Mr. Yeung will share:

  • Practical insights into the key phases of construction project management, drawing from his extensive project experience;
  • Best practices encompassing stages, from tendering and execution to project handover; and
  • Challenges, critical considerations, and effective solutions tailored to the unique environment of Hong Kong’s construction industry.
CPD Code:CPD20250709S
Organized:

Hong Kong Institute of Construction Managers (HKICM)

Date:9 July 2025 (Wednesday)
Time:7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Venue:By online media - ZOOM
Speaker(s):

Cr Ir Eddie S. K. YEUNG

BSc (Civil), BEAM Pro, CEnv, MHKIE (Civil), MCIOB, FCABE, FHKICM, MSEE, RPE (CVL), RCM

 

Mr. Yeung is a Registered Professional Engineer in Civil Discipline, a Registered Construction Manager, a Chartered Builder, a Chartered Building Engineer, and a Chartered Construction Manager. He is also a BEAM Pro and an Accredited General Mediator with the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC). Additionally, he holds the title of HKICM Accredited Adjudicator and serves as an Authorized Signatory (AS) and Technical Director (TD) for RGBC.

 

With over 29 years of extensive experience in construction management within the private sector, Mr. Yeung specialises in managing large-scale, complex, and fast-track projects.

Language:Cantonese supplemented by English
CPD Hour(s):1.5
Priority:HKICM Member; First-come, first-served
Enrollment Fee:HKICM Member HK$150.00
Non-member HK$180.00
Deadline:2 July 2025 (Wednesday)
Register Link:Register

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