Young or Ready Series is set to help graduate members to decide and equip themselves to the route of a professional engineer in different disciplines.

This seminar of the series will focus on Building Services Discipline. It will be delivered in the form of experience sharing and question-and-answer session by Ir Felix CHAN. He will share with the participants on the training focus and preparation for professional assessment.

This seminar will introduce to young members:

- Route to obtain the Corporate Membership in HKIE

- Suggestions on the training focus

- Tips in preparing the Professional Assessment

- Continuous professional development

Speaker(s)

Ir Felix CHAN – Committee Member of HKIE Building Services Division, Assistant Project Manager of a Property Developer

Registration & Enquiries

This seminar is free of charge and the number of participants is limited to 50. The applications will be accepted on a first-come first-served basis with priority given to Registered Young Members and Building Services Division Members. For registration, please register online at https://forms.gle/w2M2MrYacuFBbAQT9. Successful applicants will be noticed individually. For enquiries, please contact Mr. Ackle SHAM by e-mail: hkiegpgymc@gmail.com

Mr. Alex CHEUNG

To kick off Young or Ready Series of this Session, YMC and Building Services Division had jointly organized a seminar which was successfully held on 22 October 2019. Ir Felix Chan from the Building Services Division shared his route in becoming a professional engineer with over 40 young engineers.

The event began with a sharing by Ir Chan on his working experiences and the different challenges he encountered in his professional career. He encouraged young engineers to gain wider exposure in the industry to equip themselves for the professional assessment. Moreover, Ir Chan also shared some tips on how to be better prepared for the professional assessment. He also discussed the competence-standard in professional assessment such as technical knowledge, professional engineering judgement and problem solving skills are also key assessment criteria. He urged young engineers to strive for the rationale behind technical knowledge and practices.

Apart from the sharing, young engineers had a fruitful Q&A session with the speaker and sought advice for professional assessment and career development.

On behalf of the HKIE-YMC and all participants of the event, we would like to express our appreciation to Ir Chan for his insightful sharing, guidance on the way to HKIE Corporate Membership and time devoted to make this seminar a successful one.