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31 May
2023 Courtesy visit to Buildings DepartmentHKICM President Cr Terence MANG with Office Bearers and PR & Liaison Committee Chairman paid a courtesy visit to Buildings Department (BD) on 31 May 2023.
Greeted by Director YU Po-mei, Clarice, JP, Deputy Director HO Chun-hung, JP, Chief Structural Engineer TANG Hung-wai, Benny, and Technical Secretary/Building, Fiona TONG. President MANG presented an update on the Institute with features on the competence and growing recognition of the Registered Construction Manager professional qualification. Director YU gave an impressive overview of BD, focuses on the latest regulation and standards on the building control system alongside with the advancement in technology as well as the practice and needs of the industry and public aspiration.
Constructive and informative exchanges were made between the two organisations on electronic submission hub, BIM application, site safety, and contractor registration etc. It’s expected that close collaboration and working relationship between HKICM and BD will be reinforced to tackle future challenges in the industry.
HKICM delegates attending the visit include President Cr Terence MANG; Vice Presidents Cr Perry LO, Cr Dick LI, Cr Billy LEE; Honorary Secretary Cr Ricky LI, Cr Alfred TANG; Honorary Treasurer Cr CHAN Chi-man; PR & Liaison Committee Chairman Cr Kent CHAN; and Secretary General Ernest Leung. |
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15 May
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11 May
2023 RTHK Live Broadcast Radio Programme – BackchatHKICM President Cr Terence Mang was invited to join the live program-Backchat of RTHK3 this morning to discuss the latest guidelines on heat strokes at work together with lawmaker Hon Lam Chun Sing and other guests. Council Member Cr Tomy Wong was there to support as well. |
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28 Apr
2023 PMW 2023 – Interview for the selection of outstanding practitionersHKICM Vice President Dick Li act as a Juror for the Outstanding Practitioner Award interview session (優秀從業員選舉) organised by the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Property Managers (HKICPM) on 28 April. The quality of the participants in this competition was exceptionally high. Applicants not only shared their own service and management experiences but also proposed the use of various new technologies to enhance the quality of services and support residents and property owners to attain a quality living environment. These new technologies include but are not limited to devices like smart home systems, automated maintenance tracking, and digital communication platforms to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of property management services. By incorporating these technologies, property management companies can better serve their clients and ensure that their properties are well-maintained and safe for residents. Overall, the Award was a great opportunity for professionals in the property management industry to learn from one another and continue to drive for higher standards of service and innovation.
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