This special in-depth course is ideal for professionals who seek a more detailed program of instruction covering the technical, economic and regulatory aspects of effective energy management. The program provides detailed coverage of all of the 26 training sections specified for energy managers in the field, and offers a comprehensive learning and problem-solving forum for those who want a broader understanding of the latest energy cost reduction techniques and strategies. The course will be presented online in a series of teleconferencing modules. The candidates only need to put them on internet at home. No venue will be provided.

Date: 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 and 20 April, 2012

Time: 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm (Hong Kong Time)

Venue: To be Advised

Fee: (First come first serve, application may early close if class size reaches 30)

		Fee
Course	A1: Ordinary Applicants	HK $7,800
	A2: Early Bird	HK $7,400
	A3: Pairing	HK $7,400
	A4: Early Bird + Pairing	HK $7,000
Exam	B1: Exam – Taking this course	HK $ 2,400
	B2: Re-sit exam - Full course taken previously	HK $ 3,000

Early Bird Deadline: 15 February 2012
Deadline: 10 March 2012

Registration:To register, please complete the reply slip and fax to (852) 2343 3132 or email to kinkiwan@ispl.com.hk and then mail it together with your crossed cheque made payable to:
"AEE Hong Kong Chapter"
c/o ISPL Consulting Limited
Unit 2301, SUP Tower, 75 King's Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Attention: Ms. Kinki Wan (Tel: +852 2797 9381), e-mail: kinkiwan@ispl.com.hk

 

Enquiry:  leonardchow@ispl.com.hk             Tel: (852) 2566 3397 - Dr Leonard Chow       

 

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• Latest development and trend of BMS – The Integrated Building Management System (iBMS) „h
  
• Introduction of intelligent smart metering equipment and its specification, to meet the coming Cap.610 Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance requirement „h
  
• FM/PM/Tenants will be guided to find ways on cutting energy cost through the functions of smart metering and iBMS system

Venue: UR1, SCOPE Admiralty Learning Centre, 8/F United Centre, Admiralty, Hong Kong.

Date: 8 March 2012 (Thursday)

Time: 18:45 - 20:00

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: FREE for IFMA members / IFMA Corporate Sponsors / students and alumni of SCOPE
          Supporting Organizations Members: HK$50 and Non-Members: HK$100.

Registration: Please register ONLINE

Payment Methods:

• Please issue cheque payable to "International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter" and mail the cheque and the enrolment form to Room 1301 & 03, 13/F, Leighton Centre, 77 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, HK. Or „h
• Deposit the fee to our Bank Account, A/C No: 222 - 005340 - 001 (Hang Seng Bank). Please keep the bank-in slip and sent it to us by fax: (852) 2512 0555 or via email: hk-ifma.administrator@ifma.org.hk.

Enquiry:  hk-ifma.administrator@ifma.org.hk             Tel: (852) 2512 0111 - Ms. Terra Tse    

 

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.

Date: 23 Feb (Thu), 28 Feb (Tue), 1 Mar (Thu) & 6 Mar (Tue), 2012

Time: 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm

Venue: HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong

Language: English

Fee:

HK$2,800 per person (member of EI)

HK$3,000 per person (member of Supporting Organizations)

HK$3,500 per person (non-member)

Remarks: Course fee includes training material and tea breaks

CPD:CPD certificate will be provided

Deadline: 9 February 2012

Registration: Please fax the registration form to (852) 8143 0048 for reservation and mail a copy of the registration form with a cheque (payable to "Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch)") to the Event Manager, Ms April Li, c/o Asian Gateway Consultants Limited, P.O. Box No 44347, Shau Kei Wan Post Office, Hong Kong. Enrolment will only be confirmed upon receipt of course fee.

 

Enquiry:  aprilagc@gmail.com             Tel: (852) 2967 8855 - Apple Li         

 

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Enquiry:  members@soe.org.hk            Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

The Minor Works Control System (MWCS) has been fully implemented on 31 December 2010. In order not to violate the legal requirements of the new system, any member of the public intending to carry out minor works should employ prescribed building professionals (PBP) and/or prescribed registered contractors (PRC) to do so.

The MWCS introduces a new category of building works, a total of 118 items of building works have been included as minor works subject to the control under the MWCS. The size, location and respective criteria of each item of minor works are set out in the Building (Minor Works) Regulation. These minor works are classified into three classes (Class I, II and III) according to their scale, complexity and risk to safety.

The speaker is coming from Buildings Department and this technical seminar will provide an opportunity to members to understand overview, application and benefit of Minor Works Control System.

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 8 February 2012 (Wednesday)

Time: 19:00 - 20:30

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: HK$50.00 non-refundable including 1.5 hours CPD Certificate – (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application form before 6 February 2012 Successful members will be notified.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Hong Kong is one of the financial and information technology leaders in the world. There are more than hundred of data center / co-location sites in different size in Hong Kong. Operating and maintaining such kinds of critical facilities with reasonable energy costs are challenging.

"How to operate Data Centre efficiency?" Although the question has been studied by consultants and measured by field's professionals, still, standardized guideline is not available until the European Commission launching the first version of "Code of Conduct on Data Centers Energy Efficiency" in October 2008. The British Computer Society (BCS), a chartered institute for IT, launched an award system "Certified Energy Efficient Datacenter Award" (CEEDA) to recognize and reward best practice in data center energy efficiency. It guides organizations to meet the needs of increasing carbon legislation, reduces energy costs and benchmarks them as leaders in data centre energy efficiency.

SOE is one of the leading institutes for E&M operating efficiency. As a good start, we first launch an introductory seminar in energy management for data centre in Hong Kong as a pioneer.

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 2 February 2012 (Thursday)

Time: 19:00 - 20:30

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: $50.00 with CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application form before 31 January 2012 Successful members will be notified.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

This seminar will introduce LED Lightings, Solar Power Systems as well as different approaches in carbon reduction energy saving systems with sustainability development environmental managements.

Programme Highlights:
(1) Introduction of the Society of Operations Engineers;
(2) Introduction in LED lightings with proper thermal managements;
(3) The Why in the failure of LED lights and lamps with the importance of new concept in thermal balance theory for proper performance by cheaper cost high temperature superconductance thermal cooling and balancing in LED lightings;
(4) Different renewable energy systems with enhancement by multi level power generations;
(5) Ceramic high temperature superconductance as major sustainable environmental carbon reduction energy saving systems; and
(6) Virtual hospital and grave with renewable energy systems, water purification and recycling for disables and old people in communities by information technology.

Venue: Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (Haking Wong), Theatre 035 at G/F, 702 Lai Chi Kok Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon (Cheung Sha Wan MTR, Exit B). Please see the location map for reference.

Date: 1 February 2012 (Wednesday)

Time: 19:00 - 21:00 (Refreshment and Registration at 18:30)

Participant: 120 persons maximum. For SOEHK and HKFEMC members only. But For students of IVE will also welcome to participate in this seminar free of charge.

Fee: Free of charge inclusive of 2-hour CPD certificate to be distributed by SOEHK (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Please complete the registration form and then return to office of SOEHK for seat reservation before 30 January 2012 (Monday)

Remarks: SOEHK members shall bring and show the membership card for seat registration or HKID card can also be accepted for seat registration provided that new member did not receive a valid membership card and only if SOEUK has completed the registration as member.

Presentation material

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

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 arrange the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard as follows :-

Date	Workshop	Time
13/01/2012 (Friday)	Workshop A - Professional Review Report (PRR) To write a professional Review Report in which members describe and cross-reference relevant career episodes to the UK-SPEC standards. This report forms a very important part of member's application and it is considered as part of an initial peer review of the application.	18:30 to 20:00
13/01/2012 (Friday)	Professional Review Interview (PRI) To introduce the preparation of a professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.	20:15 to 21:45

Venue: The Kimberley Hotel,142 Estrada Governador Albano De Oliveira, Macau (§g©É°s©±)

Participant: 25 persons maximum

Fee: (Non refundable even absent from the class)

Class	Date	Workshop	Fee (HK$)
1	13/1/2012 (Fri)	A ( PRR)	500
2	13/1/2012 (Fri)	B (PRI)	500
3	13/1/2012 (Fri)	A ( PRR) & B (PRI)	900

Registration: Return the application form before 7 January 2012. Successful members will be notified.

Payment Method: Registration form & Cheque send to Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Building, 588-592 Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kln. Please make cheque payable to "SOEHK" or
Fax Registration form & Deposit Slip to 3188 0177. Account No. is "012-875-1-141560-8" ( Bank of China).

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Ms. Connie Mui  or 853 6262 9088 - Mr. John TSANG (Macau Contact)

Indoor building environmental or air quality is one of the most important design considerations for building professionals. Researches prove that good indoor building environment can contribute to better health and productivity of occupants. This workshop consists of four technical sessions. Each session will focus on one particular topic on indoor environmental or air quality control and management. After completion of the workshops, you will also gain an understanding of ventilation strategies for controlling indoor infectious disease in hospitals and environmental tobacco smoke controls in casino. In addition to local experts, we have invite our ASHRAE Distinguish Lecture Mr Brian Monk from Canada to chair one of the session and share with us latest technologies in indoor air control.

Venue:The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (exact room to be confirmed)

Date: From 10 Jan 2012 to 8 Feb 2012 (4 evening sessions)

Time: 6:15pm for 6:30pm - 9:30pm (for each session)

Fee:
ASHRAE Members / PolyU Staff / Full-time Students: HK$ 1,600
Supporting organizations: HK$ 2,000
Other non-members: HK$ 2,400

Registration: .
For non-ASHRAE member, please send your application and cheque to "Dr. SL Wong – Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering, City University of Hong Kong, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong" for formal registration. Cheque shall be payable to "ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter".
Open to ASHRAE members, HVAC Engineers or other professions interested in this topic etc. Please complete and return the below application form by e-mail before 6 January 20121. Seats are limited. Quota will be allocated on first-come-first-served basis. Unsuccessful applicants will be informed individually by e-mail. Applicants who do not receive a reply before 9 January 2012 may assume their application successful.

 

Enquiry:  chapterprogram@gmail.com             Tel: (852) 9301 1077 - Dr. S L Wong       (852) 6077 2053 - Mr Patrick Huang

The Minor Works Control System (MWCS) has been fully implemented on 31 December 2010 under Buildings Department (BD). In order not to violate the legal requirements of the new system, any member of the public intending to carry out minor works should employ prescribed building professionals (PBP) and/or prescribed registered contractors (PRC) to do so.

This seminar is provided an opportunity to members to understand the basic idea of Minor Work Control System (MWCS) and the qualification to achieve different classes of MWCS procedures to apply minor works.

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 10 January 2012 (Tuesday)

Time: 19:30 - 21:00

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: HK$50.00 non-refundable including 1.5 hours CPD Certificate – (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application form with pay your application fee by cheque or by hand on or before 03 January 2012 Successful members will be notified. FULL

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

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 arrange the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard as follows :-

Date	Workshop	Time
07/01/2012 (Saturday)	Workshop A - Professional Review Report (PRR) To write a professional Review Report in which members describe and cross-reference relevant career episodes to the UK-SPEC standards. This report forms a very important part of member's application and it is considered as part of an initial peer review of the application.	14:30 to 16:00
07/01/2012 (Saturday)	Professional Review Interview (PRI) To introduce the preparation of a professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.	16:15 to 17:45

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Participant: 25 persons maximum

Fee: (Non refundable even absent from the class)

Class	Date	Workshop	Fee (HK$)
1	7/1/2012 (Sat)	A ( PRR)	500
2	7/1/2012 (Sat)	B (PRI)	500
3	7/1/2012 (Sat)	A ( PRR) & B (PRI)	900

Registration: Return the application form before 31 December 2011. Successful members will be notified. FULL

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177  

Gas Chromatography is one of the most popular methods in analytical chemistry and in many other engineering and technological related applications, such as environmental monitoring, food safety assurance, engineering inspection, forensic science practicing, etc. The modern Mass Spectrometer now is a very powerful and advanced detector in the field of Gas Chromatography and its applications, employing latest state-of-the-art electronics technology, electronic sensing, digital processing, fast algorithm technologies. To detect the low level and high toxic compounds in complicated matrix environment requires state-of-the-art technology and needs high sensitivity and selectivity electronic-based instrumental tools and equipment. Mass Spectrometer can be divided into ion source, mass analyser, detector, and vacuum system. The speaker will introduce the several kinds of innovative designs and features of various Mass Spectrometer and present on how they improve the general performance.

Venue: Room CD634, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon

Date: 05 January 2012 (Thursday)

Time: 18:30 – 20:30 (refreshment serves at 18:30; seminar starts at 19:00)

Fee: Free of charge

Registration: .
For registration of this IET-HK ECS technical seminar event: For IET members, please use the online registration service in IET-HK website at http://www.theiet.org.hk/ under the "News & Event" pull-down menu.
For non-IET members, please complete the IET-HK Activities Standard Reply Form (downloadable from IET-HK web: http://www.theiet.org.hk under Members Zone's Download Form) and submit it by means of fax to IET-HK Branch Office (fax no: 2778 1711) or by email to eddieliu88@gmail.com or psliu@theiet.org .

 

Enquiry:  benli.iet@gmail.com, libenj@theiet.org             Tel: (852) 27153483 - Ben LI      

Indoor building environmental or air quality is one of the most important design considerations for building professionals. Researches prove that good indoor building environment can contribute to better health and productivity of occupants. This workshop consists of four technical sessions. Each session will focus on one particular topic on indoor environmental or air quality control and management. In addition to local experts, we have invite our ASHRAE Distinguish Lecture Mr Brian Monk from Canada to chair one of the session and share with us latest technologies in indoor air control.

Venue: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (exact room to be confirmed).

Date: From 4 Jan 2012 to 1 Feb 2012 (4 evening sessions)

Time: 6:15pm for 6:30pm - 9:30pm (for each session)

Fee:
- ASHRAE Members / PolyU Staff / Full-time Students: HK$ 1,600
- Supporting Organizations' Members : HK$ 2,000
- Other Non-Members: HK$ 2,400
(receipt is available upon request)

Registration: .
For non-ASHRAE member, please send your application and cheque to "Dr. SL Wong – Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering, City University of Hong Kong, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong" for formal registration. Cheque shall be payable to "ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter".
Open to ASHRAE members, HVAC Engineers or other professions interested in this topic etc. Please complete and return the below application form by e-mail before 30 December 2011. Seats are limited. Quota will be allocated on first-come-first-served basis. Unsuccessful applicants will be informed individually by e-mail. Applicants who do not receive a reply before 4 January 2012 may assume their application successful.

 

Enquiry:  chapterprogram@gmail.com             Tel: (852) 9301 1077 - Dr. S L Wong       (852) 6077 2053 - Mr Patrick Huang

Programme Highlights The talk will cover the following areas:-
i) Introduction of Brugg
ii) Introduction of Rope Technology
- basic structure of rope
- different construction types of elevator ropes
- tensile grades of elevator ropes
- rope core materials
- lay direction and elevator ropes
iii) Selection of Elevator Ropes
- selection criteria of elevator ropes
- 8 strands ropes Vs. 9 strand ropes
- why do we select 9 strand ropes
- how to select ropes for high rise buildings
iv) Installation of Ropes
- what to observe during installation
- tools to help during installation
v) Inspection of Ropes
- what to inspect
- how and when to discard a rope
vi) Rope Bouncing
- what is it
- how it happens
vii) Ways to Improve Life Span of a Rope
- influencing factors

Venue: Room HJ305, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Date : 30 December, 2011 (Friday)

Time: 18:30 ~ 20:30

Participant: 120 persons maximum

Fee: Free of charge. (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Please complete this reply form and fax/email us for seat reservation not later than 28 December, 2011. Successful applicants will be notified by email on 28 December, 2011. FULL

Remarks: SOEHK members shall bring and show the membership card for seat registration or HKID card can also be accepted for seat registration provided that new member did not receive a valid membership card and only if SOEUK has competed your registration as member.

Softcopy of catalogue

Enquiry:  edmond_tsang@chevalier.com             Tel: (852) 2331 5719 - Betty Lee  / Mr Edmond Tsang      Fax: (852) 2756 4852

CLP Power Smart Grid Experience Centre is the first exhibition and education facility of its kind in Hong Kong. The Centre will help raise public awareness of smart grid by showcasing the features and benefits of smart grid together with the latest smart grid-specific technology and development. It will also demonstrate the research and development projects currently undertaken by CLP Power in this area.
Smart grid development is in line with an emerging global trend of power grid modernization that will see transmission, distribution and metering infrastructures being integrated with advanced digital and communication technologies. The smart grid incorporates reliable and efficient infrastructures and intelligent systems and installations together with advanced monitoring and management solutions. By using a variety of sophisticated technologies, the smart grid will support renewable generation and utilization, strengthen power grid resilience and engage customers more actively in energy saving and demand side management.
The Smart Grid Experience Centre is divided into four exhibition zones, featuring "Renewable Energy", "Transmission and Distribution", "Green and Smart Living" and "Enabling Technologies". Each zone displays CLP's demonstration projects on smart grid development currently underway.

Venue: CLP Power Smart Grid Experience Centre, CLP Sham Shui Po Centre, 215 Fuk Wa Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon

Date : 17 December 2011 (Saturday)

Time: 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

Gathering Time and Place: 10:00 am at main entrance of CLP Sham Shui Po Centre, 215 Fuk Wa Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of charge. HK$30.00 for 2.5 hours CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application form before 12 December 2011 Successful members will be notified. FULL

Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved. No shuttle bus will be provided.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Climate warming and energy shortage are the largest crisis experienced and faced by human beings to date. Transition towards a low-carbon and green economy has become the trend of world economic development. Energy conservation, green energy and sustainable development issues gradually become a national concern and focus. Many countries recognize "Smart Grid" in promoting development of low-carbon technology and regard construction of smart grid as a strategic infrastructure investment.
Objective of smart grid development is to build a green, efficient, reliable, stable and modern infrastructure in order to meet the electricity demand of social economic and development, respond to the challenges of environmental resources, meet the requirements of the development of diversified energy sources, and fulfill the various customer services.
A smart grid is simply a more intelligent electricity network, with the ability to understand, respond to its users and intelligently integrate generation and demand. A smart grid is not a single technology or technological innovation but a collection of elements and technologies that interact and coordinate to provide a functioning network.
Due to the usage patterns of electrified transport which show very 'spiky' behavior in the evening, the distribution networks may have to cope with much greater peaks in energy demand then seen currently.
By utilizing smart charging cycles for Electric vehicles, a smart grid could avoid the substantial demand peaks that could occur with a significant market penetration of electric vehicles.
High penetrations of district and domestic distributed generation could be added under a smart grid, as a smart grid can enable large multidirectional flows of power through the system, compared to the unidirectional flows from generation to demand currently seen.
Many experts consider the greatest challenge to the adoption of a smart grid to be the integration of the various technological components into a single, standardized grid.
Framework and set of regulatory standards are also both a technical and a policy challenge - requiring government, regulator, utility providers and smart grid technology companies to work together to develop sensible and implementable solutions.
The smart grid will handle and process large quantities of data, a significant amount of which will be related to customers' energy usage, billing and personal information.
Refer to the consumers' engagement; small domestic consumers will have the ability to participate directly in the electricity market, with the ability to sell electricity from micro generation to the grid and the potential to shape their electricity consumption to the current price of energy. These advantages,however, come with significant changes to the way customers interact with their energy supplier.

Venue: Conference Room, 2/F, Macau Science Center Museum Convention Hall

Date: 14 December 2011 (Wednesday)

Time: 14¡G30– 17¡G50

Language: English, Cantonese and Mandarin

Smart Grid Website: https://sites.google.com/site/aeemmsmartgrid2011/

 

Enquiry:  info@aeemm.org.mo            Tel: (853) 2883 8511         Fax: (853) 2883 7701

In recent year, Hong Kong Government encourages community, industry, commercial and public sectors to create a greener city. Environmental friendly products are now become concern for building developers and O&M industries on producing more sustainable environment to their occupants. "AUGREEN" block wall system is mainly made of chemical gypsum which is a by?product come from power plant. It is absolutely an environment friendly product for internal partitions with the features of light weight, fire proof, sound proof, reusable, recyclable, etc. This product has been awarded "Hong Kong Green Label Certificate" under the product category of Building Products Using Recycled Materials since 2008.
The production line of "AUGREEN" block wall system is located in Panyu District, Guangzhou. This factory visit is to understand the whole production of block wall as well as the related building services operation during the production process.

Assembly Point: Exit "F" of Kowloon Tong MTR station

Date: 3 December 2011 (Saturday)

Time: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm

Tentative Itinerary :

Time	Description
8:00 am	Assemble at Exit "F" of Kowloon Tong MTR station
8:30 am – 11:00 am	Traveling to Panyu District, Guangzhou (by Coach)
11:00 am – 12:30 pm	Lunch (with product introduction)
12:30 pm – 3:00 pm	Factory Visit (with Q&A & tea break)
3:00 pm – 5:30 pm	Traveling to Kowloon Tong MTR station (by Coach)
5:30 pm	Dismiss at Kowloon Tong MTR station

Participant: 30 persons maximum (on first?come?first?served basis)

Fee: Free of charge for BSOMES members; HK$200 for supporting organizations; HK$300 for non-members
(CPD Certificate will be provided)

Registration: .Return the application form before 24 November 2011 Successful members will be notified.

 

 

Enquiry:  cs.wong@bsomes.org.hk             Tel: (852) 9464 8927 - Dr. C.S. Wong     

Everyday, the people of Hong Kong produce some 2.9 million cubic metres of sewage, enough to fill up 1,160 standard-size swimming pools. About 93% of the population are now served by the public sewerage system. The Shatin Sewage Treatment Works serves Shatin New Town, Ma On Shan New Town and the surrounding villages. The Works is designed on a three stage approach. Stage I and II of the Works were commissioned in 1982 and 1986 respectively. The originally designed dry weather flow capacity of Stage I and II of the Works was 205,000 m3/d.

Modification of the Works in 1991 improved the removal of nutrients but has reduced the capacity to 150,000 m3 /d to provide a longer retention time in the aeration tanks of 11 hours instead of the original 8 hours.

In order to improve the water quality at the Tolo Harbour, effluent from the Shatin Sewage Treatment Works is pumped to the Kai Tak Nullah via a 7.4 km tunnel.

Venue: Drainage Services Department Shatin Sewage Treatment Works

Date: 3 December 2011 (Saturday)

Time: 9:30 am – 12:00 pm

Gathering Time and Place 9:00 am at Exit B of MTR East Rail Line University Statio: (walking time to venue around 20-30 mins)

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of charge. Inclusive of 1.5 hours CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: .Return the application form before 28 November 2011 Successful members will be notified.

Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved. No shuttle bus will be provided.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

A contract intends to formalize an agreement between two or more parties, in relation to a particular subject. Contracts can cover an extremely broad range of matters, including the sale of goods or real property, the terms of employment or of an independent contractor relationship, the settlement of a dispute, and ownership of intellectual property developed as part of a work for hire.

"Pay When Paid" contract clauses have become a fairly common tool used by general contractors to limit financial liability to subcontractors in the event of an owner's insolvency. In a nutshell, they provide that a general contractors's obligation to pay the sub is contingent on the general contractors being paid by the owner. If the general contractors isn't paid by the owner, the general contractors has no obligation to pay its sub. This seminar will introduce the contractor is entitled to payment within a reasonable time of completing its works, notwithstanding a pay-when-paid clause and the question of whether the main contractor has been paid by the employer.

Venue:Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 2 December 2011 (Friday)

Time: 19:00 - 20:30

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of charge. Inclusive of 1.5 hours CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: .Return the registration form before 30 November 2011 (Wed)

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Legal controls on polluters have existed for several decades in Hong Kong, but it was not until the EPD was established in 1986 that these controls were strengthened and fully applied. There are now laws to deal with all types of air, noise, water and waste pollution for activities such as construction works, operating restaurants or factories, listening to loud music in your home, raising livestock, driving a motor vehicle or exporting waste.

This seminar includes the following contents:-
(i) Environmental Protection in Hong Kong in General
(ii) Introduction to Environmental Laws in Hong Kong
(iii) Environmental Laws relating to the Engineering Sector and Examples
(iv) Environmental Management and the related Supply Chain in the Engineering Sector

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 25 November 2011 (Friday)

Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of charge. Inclusive of 1.5 hours CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: .Return the application form before 21 November 2011 Successful members will be notified. Full

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

In order to maintain a high ethical standard in the engineering profession and crucial to the continuing healthy development of Macao, since practicing ethics is always the first line of defense against graft and abuse of office. CCAC support SOEHK to conduct a talk for our members on the importance of maintaining a high ethical to enhance vigilance of engineers against the risks and consequences of corruption and dishonest acts in the workplace; and to use case studies to illustrate common corruption and related pitfalls and equip participants with practical skills to identify and handle ethical dilemmas as a defense against graft and malpractices.

Venue: Galaxy Project Development Team Office, Gate 6 (Grande Waldoª÷³£°s©±¹ï­±), Taipa, Macao

Date: 10 November, 2011 (Thursday)

Time: 18:30 – 20:00

Participant: 35 persons maximum

Fee: Free of charge (including 2 hours CPD Certificate) (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application form before 05 November 2011. Successful members will be notified.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Marine debris is a serious and worsening problem in marine and coastal environments worldwide, and Hong Kong's waters and coasts have not escaped this problem. The International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) is a meaningful activity that primarily focuses on raising awareness of the coastal and marine pollution problem in order to bring about changes for the benefit of the coastal and marine ecosystems. It reflects a society's level of understanding of its responsibility towards environmental protection and pollution control as well as the performance of Hong Kong waste management system. SOEHK also support the Green Council to encourage, educate and participate into an activity of Coastal Cleanup in Hong Kong coastal. As same as 2010, SOEHK held a Coastal Cleanup 2011 in society basis and invite all interested members, related family members and volunteer to participate this activity: In order to enhance the communication between participator, BBQ party will be held to gather after Coastal Cleanup in the afternoon.

Venue: Cafeteria Old Beach (©@°ØÆWªaÅy)

Date: 30 October 2011 (Sunday)

Time: 9:45am – 12:45pm

Participant: 40 persons maximum

Fee: Free Of Charge for International Coastal Cleanup (Participate for BBQ + HK$120 for each person)

Registration: Return the application form before 22 October 2011. Admission is FREE but on a first-come-first-served basis

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui         Fax: (852) 3188 0177

 

Date	Workshop	Time
29/10/11 (Sat)	Workshop C – How to demonstrate the 13 competences for CEnv Registration To introduce the essence of the 13 competences of CEnv registration including the role and responsibilities, education and experience	6:00 to 7:30 pm

 

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Participant: 30 persons maximum with entry requirement for studying or completed the CPD course for Chartered Environmentalists organized by AIIB. Otherwise, the seats will be not considered.

Date and Fee: Date and Fee: 1.5 hour CPD Certificate per session (First-come-first-served basis)

Class	Date	Time	Workshop	Fee (HK$)
3	29/10/11 (Sat)	C: 6:00 to 7:30 pm	C	500

 

Registration: Complete and return the registration form before 25 October 2011 (Tue).

 

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

 

Date	Workshop	Time
29/10/11 (Sat)	Workshop A - Upgrading to Fellow Membership To provide guidance to the members who wish to upgrade their Membership to Fellowship. The content will focus on the requirements of Fellowship rather than on the UK-SPEC competences which have already been demonstrated to gain Membership and Professional Registration.	14:00 to 15:30
29/10/11 (Sat)	Professional Review Interview (PRI) To introduce the preparation of a professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.	16:00 to 17:30

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee:

Class	Date	Time	Workshop	Fee (HK$)
1	29/10/11 (Sat)	A: 2:00 to 3:30 pm	A	500
2	29/10/11 (Sat)	B: 4:00 to 5:30 pm	B	500
3	29/10/11 (Sat)	A: 2:00 to 3:30 pm B: 4:00 to 5:30 pm	A & B	900

CPD Certificate included and subject to first-come-first-served basis

Registration: Complete and return the registration form before 25 October 2011 (Tue).

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Lifts and escalators play a significant role for vertical transportation in the modern city. With increasing incidents appearing recently, more and more focus is cast on the safety of lifts and escalators. Lift designers, property developers, and engineers are struggling to manage their lifts and escalators so to run safely. This course aims at broadening our knowledge in management of lifts and escalators.

Who should attend?
All stakeholders in the lift and Escalator industry; i.e., contractors, consultants, property management, developers, and engineers.

What will you get from the course?
This certificate training course contains a series of seven lectures, providing a holistic view on the technologies, operation, maintenance, testing and examination, upgrading, and legal requirements of lifts and escalators. The course is divided into different sessions to meet the needs of the participants.

Date, Time, Venue & Speakers:

Session	Topic	Date/Time/Venue	Speaker
1	Lecture 1: Lift Technology – AC-2, AC-VV, DC-VV, AC-VVVF and Hydraulic lifts	22 Oct 2011 (Sat) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Room BC201, PolyU	Mr. Yip Sai Wa Mitsubishi
2	Lecture 2: Lift & Escalator Design – Demand Traffic Analysis and Design	29 Oct 2011 (Sat) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Room BC201, PolyU	Dr. Albert So International Association of Elevator Engineers
3	Lecture 3: Lift Technology – Lift major component including safety equipments (traction, ropes, guide shoe, governor, safety gear, buffer, etc)	5 Nov 2011 (Sat) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Room BC201, PolyU	Mr. Yip Sai Wa Mitsubishi
4	Lecture 4: Escalator Technology – safety equipment	12 Nov 2011 (Sat) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Room Y303, PolyU	Mr. Yip Sai Wa Mitsubishi
5	Lecture 5: Maintenance and upgrading (including energy saving devices) of Lifts & Escalators	19 Nov 2011 (Sat) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Room BC201, PolyU	Mr. Yip Sai Wa Mitsubishi
6	Lecture 6: Modernization of Existing Lift and Study on Lifts & Escalators Incidents	26 Nov 2011 (Sat) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Room CD37, PolyU	Mr. Gordon Ng EMSD
7	Lecture 7: (a) RAMS Technology – Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety (b) Assessments	3 Dec 2011 (Sat) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Room BC201, PolyU	Mr. Nelson Ng, MTR

* The organizers reserve the right to change the course topics, venue, time and speakers

Participant: 40 persons maximum

Fee:
FREE OF CHARGE for first 6 PolyU-ME students / staff;
Discount fee for IMechE-HK Branch member and PolyU-ME student / staff: HK$2,200
Discount fee for members of supporting organizations: HK$2,500
Nonmember: HK$2,800

Language: English

Registration: Deadline of application: 21 Oct 2011 (Fri). Please send cheque with payee name "The Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Hong Kong Branch" to IMechE Hong Kong Office, Room 1606, 16/F Dominion Centre, 43-59 Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong. Remember to write down participant's name at the back of the cheque for verification. All payments are non-refundable once enrolment is accepted through e-mail confirmation. Successful registrant will be notified by email. A receipt will be issued upon request.

 

Enquiry:  imeche@imechehk.org.hk             Tel: 3153 4182 / 3153 4186

This is the seventh intake of the certified carbon auditor training course. This course has been announced by the Environment Bureau of the HKSAR Government as related to energy-cum-carbon audit projects meeting the training requirements for a professional engineer to register as a qualified service provider to certify energy-cum-carbon audit projects under the Environment and Conservation Fund (ECF).

The emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and greenhouse gas due to power generation, transportation and other industrial/commercial activities have caused serious 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.

The HKSAR Government is taking the lead to promote carbon audit. HK$450 million has been reserved under the ECF to subsidize energy-cum-carbon audit projects and energy efficiency projects for building owners in Hong Kong. The scheme is very much well received by the professional societies and the general public at large. As an active professional institution and one of the green partners in Hong Kong, the Energy Institute is in full support of this initiative by providing timely and quality certified carbon auditor training course to train up more engineers and professionals to appreciate carbon audit and to acquire the necessary skills to conduct the professional carbon audits.

The Certified Carbon Auditor Training Course is designed for engineers and professionals 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 footprints thereby setting objectives to manage and reduce the footnts;
  
• 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.

Date and Time:
Lecture: 12 – 14 October 2011 (Wednesday - Friday); 09:30 am to 17:00 pm 15 October 2011 (Saturday); 09:30 am to 12:00 pm
Examination: 15 October 2011 (Saturday); 14:00 pm to 17:00 pm (1-hour preparation time and 2-hour examination time)

Venue: Room 1021, 1/F, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Ave, Kowloon Tong

Language: English

Fee: HK$11,000 for Member of Organiser or Supporting Organisations HK$12,000 for Non-member (Notes: Complimentary refreshment and lunch will be provided every day.)

CPD:CPD certificate will be provided

Participant: 30 persons maximum (first-come-first-serve basis)

Registration: 
Please complete the registration form and submit it by fax to Ms April Li (fax no.: 8143 0048). We shall reply to you immediately to acknowledge the receipt of your registration form and give you instruction to pay the course fee on or before 12 September 2011. Your enrolment is confirmed only after we receive your payment.
The Organiser reserved the right to cancel the course in the case of low registration rate. All registrants will be informed of the cancellation and refund arrangement on or before 26 September 2011.
Softcopy of leaflet and registration form can be downloaded from http://www.energyinst.org.hk/1009carbonaudit.asp

 

 

Enquiry:  aprilagc@gmail.com             Tel: (852) 9058 7800 - Apple Li               Fax: (852) 8143 0048

Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers (HKAEE) and CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP) will take you to experience the riding and driving the electric vehicles provided by CLP.
On 30th September 2011 (Friday), we will co-organize a learning activity in HK Science Park in which a presentation will be given to brief the electric vehicle adoption and charging infrastructure development in HK; as well as the benefits on this low-carbon driving. Following the presentation, all the participants can have opportunity to enjoy the riding or/and driving (subject to presenting valid driving license) the electric vehicles (Mitsubishi iMiEV & Nissan Leaf).

Date: 30th September, 2011

Time: 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Venue: Conference Hall 04, 2/F Lakeside 2, No.10, Science Park West Avenue, Hong Kong Science Park

Language: English

Fee: Free of charge (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration:  Please complete the form and return by email (most preferable) to Conson Yu (consonkhyu@yahoo.com.hk) or by fax 2890-2563 before 23 September 2010 (Friday).

 

Enquiry:  consonkhyu@yahoo.com.hk             Fax: (852) 2890 2653 - Conson Yu        

This seminar will illustrate the construction of Modern Electric Vehicle, including the drive, control and the supporting infrastructure.

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 16 September 2011 (Friday)

Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Participant: 20 persons maximum

Fee: Free of Charge Inclusive of 1.5 hour CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: This seminar is FULLY BOOKED.Thanks for your support.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

FROM MAR 1 TO DEC 31 OF 2011, THE SOCIETY OF OPERATIONS ENGINEERS IS ENTITLED TO HANDLE APPLICATIONS FOR CENV WITH A PARENTING PROCEDURE UNDER A STREAMLINED PROCESS. BASED ON THIS POLICY, A PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION MAY NOT BE REQUIRED.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
AIBE, SOEHK & AIIB proudly present a 30-hour CPD course for professionals who intend to apply for the credential of Chartered Environmentalists (CEnv's). This status of Society for the Environment (SocEnv) establishes professional environmentalists on a par with other professionals such as CEng's and Chartered Scientists. This course aims at helping applicants for CEnv's to fulfill the third (knowledge demonstration) of fou minimum requirements for CEnv via SOE (a listed Full Member Body of SocEnv), which are:
1. Be a full member of SOE.
2. Have a minimum of 12 units of knowledge and/or experience.
3. Demonstrate knowledge of, competence in and engagement with sustainable management of the environment.
4. Agree to comply with the Code of Ethics and CPD requirements of SocEnv and SOE.

STUDY MODE
-  Attendance of 30-hour lectures, tutorials and courseworks
-  Submission of a study report with an individual oral presentation
-  2?hour written examination

TIME & VENUE OF COURSE
-  Class Schedule : Every MON and WED per week, 10 Lectures in total
-  Time : Weekdays : 7:00pm - 10:00pm (3 hrs) & Weekends : 9:30am – 12:30pm / Lecture
-  Duration 30 hours
-  Commencement : 14 September, 2011
-  Venue: AIBE Campus, Unit 716, 7/F, Chevalier Commercial Centre, 8 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon

Lecture	Date & Speaker	Content
¢°	14 Sept (WED¡^ Ir Li Siu Lam	Introduction to the Society for the Environment and The Society of Operations Engineers. Fundamental sustainable development principles. Relationship between economic, social and environmental issues. Need for natural resource protection and sustainable communities. Environmental management components. Global environmental issues. Assignment of courseworks: 2 page report plus a 5?minute oral presentation.
¢±	17 Sept (SAT) Dr. John Leung	Legislation and regulations, international and local, related to sustainability. Organizational and social activities. Natural cycles (hydrological, carbon etc.) and biodiversity. Link between natural resource degradation, habitat destruction and impact on species.
¢²	20 Sept (TUE) Ir Eagle Mo	Analyze and evaluate environmental problems. Environmental assessment methods. LEED, BEAM, Life Cycle Assessment, Environmental Impact Assessment. Strategic Environmental Assessment. Anticipate environmental trends.
¢³	22 Sept (THU) Ir Kelvin Tang	Possible environmental change. Predict possible consequences. How to influence others in respect of environmental issues, effects and sustainable development. Sustainable environmental culture. Contractual arrangements with stakeholders.
¢´	24 Sept (SAT) Mr. Ronald Kwong	Users’ needs and opportunities for environmental improvement. Marketing needs and marketing strategies. Water and Environment Identify constraints. Motivation on teams and individuals. Obtain feedback. Develop and communicate environmental cases. Chair and record meetings and discussions. Exchange information. Prepare letters, documents and reports.
¢µ	27 Sept (TUE) Ir Dr. Albert So	Technology for sustainability for the built environment.
¢¶	29 Sept (THUR) Dr. John Leung	Technology for sustainability for the natural environment.
¢·	4 Oct (TUE) Ir Dr. Albert So	Coursework: 5-minute individual oral presentation with the submission of a 2-page study report on an environmental problem and its solution to demonstration the ability of communication.
¢¸	6 Oct (THU) Ir Jeffrey Yung	SocEnv Code of Ethics. Personal development. CPD requirements. Professional Conduct of SOE.
10	8 Oct (SAT) Dr. John Leung	2-hour written examination plus a general revision.

COURSE FEE
-  SOE / AIIB Member : HK$4,500
-  Non-member : HK$5,500
-  Including insurance, lectures, teaching materials, drinks, course certificates and CPD certificates

AWARDS
-  30-hour CPD certificate issued to participants with at least 80% attendance
- Course Certificates issued to participants who have passed the coursework and examination requirements.

REGISTRATION
-  Capacity: 30; first-come-first-serve basis
-  Please Complete the Registration Form and e?mail to AIBE for prior seat reservation.
-  Cheques should be made payable to Asian Institute of Built Environment Ltd. and sent together with this completed form to :
"AIBE, Unit 716, 7/F, Chevalier Commercial Centre, 8 Wan Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon"
-  Successful applicants will be notified by e-mails 10 days before course commencement.

CLOSING DATE OF APPLICATION
-  Deadline: 12 September, 2011, 4:00pm

Enquiry:  members@soe.org.hk           Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui              Fax: (852) 3188 0177   

Occupational safety and health are very important in the workplace, especially in construction and industrial areas. It cannot be compromised and overlooked. In order to minimize the possibility of accidents, safety regulation and code of practice should be aware and followed.
Safety officers and safety auditors play essential roles to supervise and monitor the execution of the safety management.
The following areas will be introduced and highlighted in the talk:
i) Safety Management Regulation
ii) Code of Practice on Safety Management;
iii) Introduction to registration of Safety Officers and Safety Auditors

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 9 September 2011 (Friday)

Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm (Registration 06:30 pm)

Language: Cantonese is the primary medium of instruction and English terms are used where applicable.

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of Charge Inclusive of 1.5 hour CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application before 6 September 2011

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

This technical seminar on "Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) & Energy-conserving Requirements on Electronic Products & Telecommunications Equipment" is a pre-conference seminar event of the Asia Pacific Radio Spectrum Conference 2012 (APRSC2012). The APRSC2012 radio spectrum conference has been planned by the steering committee and organising committee and scheduled to be held on 12 & 13 April 2012. In relation to the conference event information about this upcoming APRSC2012 radio spectrum conference, please note the advertisement in the IET-HK Newsletter, or the APRSC2012 conference web site.

Date: 02 Sep. 2011 (Fri.)

Time: 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Venue:Room HJ302, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon.

Language:Cantonese and Mandarin (with supplement of English terminology).

Fee: Free of Charge

Registration: This seminar is free of charge. The number of participants is limited to 60 and seats will be allocated on first-come-first-served basis. Attendance certificate will be awarded after the seminar. For registration, please complete and return by fax (fax no.: 2778 1711) the completed “Standard Reply Form” from IET-Hong Kong website or register in IET-Hong Kong website at http://www.theiet.org.hk/ under the “News & Event” pull-down menu.

 

Enquiry:  For enquiries on this IET-HK APRSC2012 pre-conference technical seminar, please contact: Eddie P.S. Liu, email: eddieliu88@gmail.com/ psliu@theiet.org, W.C. Lee, email: enwclee@polyu.edu.hk, Bruce Chan, email: bruce.chan@clp.com.hk                       

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.

Date: 18 Aug 2011 (Thur), 23 Aug (Tue), 25 Aug (Thur) & 30 Aug (Tue)

Time: 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm

Venue: HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong

Language: English

Fee:

HK$2,800 per person (member of EI)

HK$3,000 per person (member of Supporting Organizations)

HK$3,500 per person (non-member)

Remarks: Course fee includes training material and tea breaks

CPD:CPD certificate will be provided

Registration: Please fax the registration form to (852) 8143 0048 for reservation and mail a copy of the registration form with a cheque (payable to "Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch)") to the Event Manager, Ms April Li, c/o Asian Gateway Consultants Limited, P.O. Box No 44347, Shau Kei Wan Post Office, Hong Kong. Enrolment will only be confirmed upon receipt of course fee.

 

Enquiry:  aprilagc@gmail.com             Tel: (852) 2967 8855 - Apple Li         

The Society of Operations Engineers – Hong Kong Region is delighted to announce the 8th Anniversary Celebration is arranged to be held on 12 August 2011 (Friday) at the Grand Ballroom, The Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon.

This is a memorable moment that our members may take this opportunity to communicate with other members, professional representatives and business leaders through an enjoyable dinner. You may witness the development of our society and also receive important messages delivered by our guests from different professional bodies.

Venue: The Grand Ballroom, The Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon

Date: 12 August 2011 (Friday)

Time: 7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Fee: HK$800 per person (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application form Successful members will be notified.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Ms. Connie Mui               Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Energy Solutions include Energy Monitoring AND Energy Management. It means accurate measuring and automated collecting of energy related data from all necessary utilities; providing transparency in energy consumption, link it with production data, analyzing KPI's as well as discover saving potential. Furthermore, it also helps in optimizing customers energy costs for utilities by influencing them directly via control functions or indirectly via consulting based on the results from Energy Monitoring.

The cornerstone for a good energy management practice is instrumentation. Provided with basic principles and varies of lively examples, speakers will show how a solution can help saving cost in different aspects where engineers will be interested to. WAGES (Water, Air, Gas, Electricity and Steam) can be a big saving if properly managed and monitored. This is a hot topic for every operation engineers.

New technologies in industrial automation e.g. WirelessHART also brings new lights to many of the existing plants where it is not allowed to lay anymore cable. Speaker will also show how this technology benefits the customers with examples.

Venue: 3/F., Oxford Commercial Building, 494-496 Nathan Road, Kowloon. (Yau Ma Tei MTR Exit C)

Date: 26th July 2011(Tuesday)

Time: 19:00 – 20:30 hrs

Fee: Free of Charge Inclusive of 1.5-hour CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis)

Participant: 35 persons maximum

Registration: Return the application form before 24 July 2011 Successful members will be notified

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Ms. Connie Mui               Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Variable Air Volume (VAV) system has been widely adopted for controlling the air distribution in commercial buildings. Reducing the air static pressure of the airside system can reduce the energy used by the central fan. Optimisation of the VAV system could be achieved by introducing the duct static pressure reset program but it is not always possible since it depends on the availability of feedback signals from the VAV boxes.

For buildings where the VAV system has not been equipped with sufficient direct digital control (DDC) feedback signals, static pressure reset control logic cannot be effectively implemented due to the absence of required feedback parameters of each VAV box from the DDCs. Swire Properties has pioneered an innovative control logic which can be used in this type of buildings with similar energy saving potential. This technical talk would cover the following topics : „h

• Implementation of VAV system in office buildings and the operation problems – a general review
• The difference between traditional and modern control application for VAV system
• An innovative approach on duct static pressure reset for those VAV systems without the DDC feedback from VAV boxes – introduction and principle
• Experience sharing of the innovative approach through a real case study

Venue: Jockey Club Lecture Theatre, IVE (Morrison Hill)

Date: 14 July 2011 (Thursday)

Time: 18:45 – 20:15 hrs

Fee: Free of charge. CPD Certificate from BSOMES will be available.

Participant: 170 persons maximum

Registration: For registration, please click here for on-line registration. For BSOMES members, you may enjoy fast-track registration after login. Priority will be given to members of Organizer, Co-organizer or Supporting Organizations. Successful applicants will be notified via e-mail on or before 8 July 2011. For enquiry, please contact Ir Gilbert Ho (BSOMES Activity Chairman) via e-mail: event@bsomes.org.hk or telephone: 2200-3540.

 

Enquiry:  event@bsomes.org.hk             Tel: (852) 2200-3540 - Ir Gilbert Ho              

Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterised 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 advanced 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 arrange the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard. SOEHK arrange the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard as follows:

Date	Workshop	Time
09/07/11 (Sat)	Professional Review Report (PRR) To write a Professional Review Report in which members describe and cross-reference relevant career episodes to the UK-SPEC standards. This report forms a very important part of member’s application and it is considered as part of an initial peer review of the application.	14:30 to 16:00
09/07/11 (Sat)	Professional Review Interview (PRI) To introduce the preparation of a professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.	16:15 to 17:45

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Participant: 25 persons maximum

Fee:

Option	Date	Workshop	Fee (HK$)
1	9/7/2011(Sat)	A(PRR)	500
2	9/7/2011(Sat)	B(PRI)	500
3	9/7/2011(Sat)	A(PRR) + B(PRI)	900

CPD Certificate included and subject to first-come-first-served basis

Registration: Return the application form before 25 June 2011. Successful members will be notified.

 

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

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Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk           Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui              Fax: (852) 3188 0177   

This Year the Hong Kong Chapter of IFMA and IFMA headquarters have partnered to combine the best of "integrate" and "IFMA's World Workplace" at IFMA's Worl Workplace Asia - Hong Kong Conference & Expo.

Date: 21 - 22 June, 2011 (Tuesday and Wednesday )

Sponsor, Advertising and Exhibition Opportunities are listed in the attached leaflet. Please click more for the leaflet or visit http://www.worldworkplace.org/asia/.

Enquiry:  hk-ifma.administrator@ifma.org.hk             Tel: (852) 2512 0111                       Fax: (852)2512 0555

Introduction for Road Transport Engineering Session:

What is the running speed in kilometer per hour to be defined as High Speed Railway (HSR) from mass transport system in comparison with the existing norm of railing speed in 2011?

The Study and Definition of Engineering in High Speed Railway System is for improvement on a sustainable engineering topic about the technological breakthrough from traditional diesel-electric to energy conversion technology on electric HSR which began in Japan since 1987, and became a rapidly growing development in Europe and Asia since last century. We, by now have learned that HSR is defined to be an average speed of 200 kilometer per hour or higher. Recently, PRC has already built the world’s longest HSR network in service as of January 2011 including 120,000 km of conventional communicable rail lines with top speed of 380 kilometer per hour.

Introduction for Plant Engineering Session:

The economic cycle including recession is unpredictable and undesirable to engineering management professionals especially to operations engineers, for it carries an extra burden for the planning and budgeting work. As a result greater pressure, which squeeze more value out of existing assets as well as tighter capital budgets, are typically demanded to them.

The objectives of the Symposium are to arouse engineering professionals’ awareness of operations effectiveness through intelligent plant engineering design, installation, operation and maintenance for continuous improvement to contribute environmental protection and reduce green house gases emission.

Date: 18 June, 2011 (Saturday)

Time: 08:45 to 18:15

Venue: Theater N001, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Language: Cantonese and English

Fee:

Admission Class	Session	Normal Charge	Early Bird Registration (Before 31 May 11)
SOE/AEEMM Member	Morning Session	HK$450	HK$400
	Afternoon Session	HK$450	HK$400
	Whole day	HK$800	HK$700
Member of Supporting Organization	Morning Session	HK$500	HK$450
	Afternoon Session	HK$500	HK$450
	Whole day	HK$900	HK$800
Non-member	Morning Session	HK$550	HK$500
	Afternoon Session	HK$550	HK$500
	Whole day	HK$1000	HK$900
#Full Time Tertiary Student	Morning Session	Free of charge	Free of charge
	Afternoon Session	Free of charge	Free of charge
	Whole day	Free of charge	Free of charge

Registration:
Simply complete the above form and fax to (852) 3188 0177 or email to connie@soe.org.hk. Please settle in full payment within 7 days from registration but not later than event day by mail to: The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3rd Floor, Winsum Industrial Building, 588-592 Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong¡@

Payment Method:
The SOEHK will only accept cheque payment. Kindly make your cheque payable to “SOEHK”. A confirmation notice will be sent to you upon receipt of your full payment.

Continuous Professional Development:
Attendance for the symposium will entitle to a total 6 CPD hours granted by SOEHK and AEEMM.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Ms. Connie Mui               Fax: (852) 3188 0177

The Preparatory Workshop, will be held on 17 June 2011 which provides the guide line to SOE members 'How to well prepare application for Chartered Environmentalists". The Workshop is for professionals who meet the criteria for Chartership.

Date: 17 June, 2011 (Friday)

Time: 19:00 ¡V 21:00

Venue: 3/F, Oxford Commercial Building, 494-496 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese and English

Fee:HK$650.0

CPD:CPD certificate will be provided

Registration: Return the application form before 20 May 2011 Successful members will be notified.
Registration form & Cheque send to Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Building, No.588-592 Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kln. Please make cheque payable to "SOEHK".

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Ms. Connie Mui             Fax: (852) 3188 0177       

Similar to the other transportation, lift is a mode of transport which we use regularly. Although the existing lifts were installed to the safety level appropriate at that time, there have been many technological changes in the last decades. In view of higher expectation from users on safety standard and protection, it is therefore necessary to enhance the safety of all older lifts that have been running for ten, twenty or more years. Those older lifts can be operated more effective, safer, reliable and comfortable through regular maintenance and improvement works.

In response to the public concern on lift safety, the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD) has reviewed the safety devices of the older lifts and identified seven improvement items extracted from the latest safety standards. These items would be a very good reference to lift owners for enhancing lift safety where especially they are important items under the current regulation in Hong Kong. As such, Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES) and The Lift and Escalator Contractors Association (LECA) have jointly organized a technical talk to promote the enhancement of lift safety by implementing the necessary improvement and modernization works.

Date: 14 June 2011 (Tuesday)

Time: 19:00 – 20:45hrs ; Registration will start at 18:30hrs

Venue: Room N002, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Language: Cantonese supplemented with English

Fee: Free of charge. CPD Certificate will be available.

Registration: Number of participants is limited to 196 persons and prior registration is required. For registration, please complete Registration Form from the following website:
https://spreadsheets0.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dGdsbDd1aVpZMWV4cE xHQXdESnVTSmc6MQ.
Applications will only be accepted by the members of Organizers. The deadline of application is on 1 June 2011. Successful members will be notified by e-mail on 8 June 2011, which has to be presented at the registry of the venue entrance for verification. If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail after 8 June 2011, their applications will be regarded as not successful. For enquiry, please contact Ms. Cherry Chan by tel: 2128 7311.

 

Tel: (852) 2128 7311 - Ms. Cherry Chan         

In the 11th People's Congress, environmental protection is included as the objective and work plan in the "Twelfth Five-Year" Plan. Profound and detailed understanding on environmental protection strategies and progress in the next five years is important for the citizen in HKSAR. In addition, we could also keep abreast of the international environmental protection development and trend. In view of this, the Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers in association with the Association of Energy Engineers, Hong Kong Chapter jointly organize this Symposium. The Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People's Republic of China has approved four experts from the "Environment and Economic Policy Research Center" together with the expert from HK Trade Development Council to present in this Symposium. The speakers will share their experience and insight in the environmental protection and national strategies of the "Twelfth Five-Year" Plan as well as international environmental protection and energy issues.

Date: 31 May, 2011 (Tuesday)

Time: 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Venue: Chiang Chen Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon

Language: Cantonese and Putonghua

Fee: Members of HKAEE/AEE(HKC), co-organizations and supporting organizations – HK$100 per person, Non-Member – HK$200 per person.

CPD:CPD certificate will be provided

Registration: Please complete the registration form below and fax it to (852) 8143 0048 for reservation before 24 May 2011 (Tuesday).
Mail a copy of the registration form with a cheque (payable to "Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers Ltd.") to the Event Manager, Ms April Li, c/o Asian Gateway Consultants Limited, P.O. Box No 44347, Shau Kei Wan Post Office, Hong Kong.

 

Enquiry:  aprilagc@gmail.com             Tel: (852) 9058 7800 - Apple Li         

Course Highlight:
6-hour Introduction on barrier free access fundamentals and
6-hour Focus on in-depth knowledge and skill of writing an auditing report

ABOUT SPEAKERS
Mr. Joseph Kwan MH, is the Architectural Expert and Access Consultant in Universal Design and Accessibility. He received his architectural training at the Queensland Institute of Technology (1976) Australia, and later obtained a MSc. in Environmental Psychology from the University of Surrey (1979) United Kingdom. He has more than 33 years of experience in international architectural practice having worked in Australia, United Kingdom, France and now 23 years in Hong Kong.

Ir Dr. Albert T P So obtained his BSc(Eng), Mphil and PhD from the University of Hong Kong. He is the founding General Secretary of IAEE (HK-China Branch) and is now the Academic Secretary of the Branch and Scientific Advisor of the IAEE Headquarters.

Date and Time: 31 May (Tuesday) and 2 June (Thursday) : 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm, 11 June (Saturday), 9:30 am – 5:00 pm

Venue: AIBE Campus, Unit 716, 7/F, Chevalier Commercial Centre, 8 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon

Participant: 30 persons maximum (first-come-first-serve basis)

Course fee: Including lectures, teaching materials, drinks, and 12-hour CPD certificates. A participant having passed the course-end examination can get a SOEHK Auditing Certificate.

	Full course (Part 1 + Part 2)	Part 2 only*
Member of SOE / AIIB / BSOMES / IFMA / HKIH	HK$3,000	HK$1,800
Non-member	HK$3,800	HK$2,250

Remarks: * - 6-hour Part 1 can be exempted if the participant has completed the 6-hour CPD course of Barrier Free Access Auditing on 25th and 27th January, 2011.

CPD: CPD Certificates of Attendance issued by SOEHK & AIBE. SOEHK Auditing Certificates issued to participants who have attended at least 9 hours and passed the course-end examination.

Registration: Please complete the Registration Form and email to AIBE for prior seat reservation. Cheques should be made payable to "Asian Institute of Built Environment Limited" and sent together with completed forms to :
AIBE, Unit 716, 7/F, Chevalier Commercial Centre, 8 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon,
OR
Direct deposit to AIBE's Hang Seng Bank Account: 024-773-893961-001 (A/C Name: Asian Institute of Built Environment Limited) putting the candidate's name as remark and send the receipt plus the completed application form to AIBE.
Successful applicants will be notified by emails 10 days before course commencement.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

The Energy Efficiency Exhibition Centre is the exhibition areas displaying the latest energy efficient technologies for the commercial and industrial sector in Hong Kong. The members can learn about the actual applications of these technologies through advanced audio-visual equipment, exhibits and demonstration of the electrical equipment and appliances, and system displays. The members can also learn about how these technologies can help in saving energy and become an environmental leader.

Venue: CLP Energy Efficiency Exhibition Centre, CLP Sham Shui Po Centre, 215 Fuk Wa Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon

Gathering Time and Place: 10:00 am at main entrance of CLP Sham Shui Po Centre, 215 Fuk Wa Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon

Date: 4 June 2011 (Saturday)

Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of charge Inclusive of 2 hours CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application form before 23 May 2011 Successful members will be notified.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Castle Peak Power Station is located in Tuen Mun, New Territories of Hong Kong and is one of the largest coal fired power stations in the world. It was constructed in the 1980s as the means to meet high growth in Hong Kong's electricity demand. Safety is a crucial component of CLP's overall sustainability. With inherent risks associated with the construction, operation and maintenance of power plants, and the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity, CLP's business demands the highest attention to safety. No one should be injured as they perform their work. Their obligations in this regard extend not only to the employees but also to all partners, contractors, and anyone who legitimately enters any of their facilities. Nothing compares with the importance of ensuring that CLP colleagues and partners go home to their families safely from work every day. CLP has consistently put zero incidents as a goal. This site visit will be arranged an opportunity to let the participants to lean more health and safety in CLP's Power Station.

Venue: Tuen Mun West Rail Station, Lung Yiu Street, Tap Shek Kok, Tuen Mun, N.T.
( Assembly Point at the junction of Tuen Hop Street and Tuen Shun Street near the Trend Plaza, Tuen Mun at 09:15am)

Date: 14 May 2011 (Saturday)

Time: 09:30 am – 12:30 pm

Participant: 20 persons maximum

Fee: HK$80 including transportation (from Tuen Mun West Rail Station to Power Station) and 3 hours CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the registration form before 6 May 2011

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

Water is an essential element to the livelihood of a population and the impact of water scarcity has become an especial focus in today's society due to the everincreasing need for clean water. The more stringent requirements for potable water supply and sewage discharge along with the limited resources available force many decision makers to search for new technologies and practices in order to sustain the demand from the society. Treatment technologies, drainage and network management, modeling in environmental water management have therefore advanced rapidly in the past decades in order to cope with these changes.

The CIWEM HK Water Conference 2011 aims to establish a platform for the local and overseas experts of these specialized areas for sharing their experience and stimulating ideas.

Subject Area
• Water treatment and reclamation technologies
• Seawater desalination
• Environmental water management
• Hydraulic modeling
• Drainage and network management
• Software applications in the water supply and sewage treatment industry

Date: 11-12 May 2011

Time: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm

Venue: Theatre N002, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon

Language: English

Course fee:

	Early Bird		Standard / On-site
Registration Category	(on or before 10 April 2011)		(on or after 11 April 2011)
	Full Registration	1-day Registration	Full Registration	1-day Registration
Member of CIWEM	HK$2,100	HK$ 1,200	HK$ 2,450	HK$ 1,350
Graduate Member of CIWEM	HK$1,500	HK$ 850	HK$ 1,750	HK$ 950
Student Member of CIWEM	Free	Free	Free	Free
Non-member	HK$3,000	HK$ 1,700	HK$ 3,500	HK$ 1,900

CPD: CPD certificate will be provided at the end of the conference.

Registration: Please complete the registration form and return it to Conference Secretariat (Ms Jennifer CHAN) by fax to no. 2565 4867 or email to jennifer.chan@veoliawater.com. To enjoy the early bird rate, registration and payment MUST be received on or before 10 April 2011.

 

Enquiry: jennifer.chan@veoliawater.com           Tel: (852) 2960 8067 - Jennifer Chan            Fax: (852) 2565 4867   

A systematic organizational approach to managing safety must replace the piecemeal approaches largely favored in the past, but this change needs to be preceded by information to explain why a new approach is necessary which will be explained more details. In addition, accident records show a flattening of the safety curve since the early Seventies: instead of new kinds of accident, similar safety deficiencies have become recurrent features in accident reports. This suggests the need to review traditional accident prevention strategies, focused almost exclusively on the action or inaction’s of front-line operational personnel.

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 06 May 2011 (Friday)

Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm (Registration 06:30 pm)

Language: Cantonese is the primary medium of instruction and English terms are used where applicable.

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of Charge Inclusive of 1.5 hour CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application before 28 April 2011 Fully booked.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

A systematic organizational approach to managing safety must replace the piecemeal approaches largely favored in the past, but this change needs to be preceded by information to explain why a new approach is necessary which will be explained more details. In addition, accident records show a flattening of the safety curve since the early Seventies: instead of new kinds of accident, similar safety deficiencies have become recurrent features in accident reports. This suggests the need to review traditional accident prevention strategies, focused almost exclusively on the action or inaction’s of front-line operational personnel.

Venue: Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region), Unit 2, 3/F, Winsum Industrial Centre, 588-592, Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon.

Date: 29 April 2011 (Friday)

Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm (Registration 06:30 pm)

Language: Cantonese is the primary medium of instruction and English terms are used where applicable.

Participant: 30 persons maximum

Fee: Free of Charge Inclusive of 1.5 hour CPD Certificate – HK$30.00 (First-come-first-served basis)

Registration: Return the application before 21 April 2011 Fully booked.

 

Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177

FROM MAR 1 TO DEC 31 OF 2011, THE SOCIETY OF OPERATIONS ENGINEERS IS ENTITLED TO HANDLE APPLICATIONS FOR CENV WITH A PARENTING PROCEDURE UNDER A STREAMLINED PROCESS. BASED ON THIS POLICY, A PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION MAY NOT BE REQUIRED.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
AIBE, SOEHK & AIIB proudly present a 30-hour CPD course for professionals who intend to apply for the credential of Chartered Environmentalists (CEnv's). This status of Society for the Environment (SocEnv) establishes professional environmentalists on a par with other professionals such as CEng's and Chartered Scientists. This course aims at helping applicants for CEnv's to fulfill the third (knowledge demonstration) of fou minimum requirements for CEnv via SOE (a listed Full Member Body of SocEnv), which are:
1. Be a full member of SOE.
2. Have a minimum of 12 units of knowledge and/or experience.
3. Demonstrate knowledge of, competence in and engagement with sustainable management of the environment.
4. Agree to comply with the Code of Ethics and CPD requirements of SocEnv and SOE.

STUDY MODE
-  Attendance of 30?hour lectures, tutorials and courseworks
-  Submission of a study report with an individual oral presentation
-  2?hour written examination

TIME & VENUE OF COURSE
-  Class Schedule : Every MON and WED per week, 10 Lectures in total
-  Time : Weekdays : 7:00pm ?10:00pm (3 hrs) / Lecture
-  Duration 30 hours
-  Commencement : 11 Apr, 2011

Lecture	Date & Speaker	Content
¢°	11 Apr¡]MON¡^ Ir Li Siu Lam	Introduction to the Society for the Environment and The Society of Operations Engineers. Fundamental sustainable development principles. -Relationship between economic, social and environmental issues. Need for natural resource protection and sustainable communities. Environmental management components. Global environmental issues. Assignment of courseworks: 2 page report plus a 5?minute oral presentation.
¢±	13 Apr (WED) Dr. John Leung	Legislation and regulations, international and local, related to sustainability. Organizational and social activities. Natural cycles (hydrological, carbon etc.) and biodiversity. Link between natural resource degradation, habitat destruction and impact on species.
¢²	18 Apr (MON) Ir Eagle Mo	Analyze and evaluate environmental problems. Environmental assessment methods. LEED, BEAM, Life Cycle Assessment, Environmental Impact Assessment. Strategic Environmental Assessment. Anticipate environmental trends.
¢³	20 Apr (WED) Ir Kelvin Tang	Possible environmental change. Predict possible consequences. How to influence others in respect of environmental issues, effects and sustainable development. Sustainable environmental culture. Contractual arrangements with stakeholders.
¢´	4 May (WED) Mr. Ronald Kwong	Users’ needs and opportunities for environmental improvement. Marketing needs and marketing strategies. Water and Environment Identify constraints. Motivation on teams and individuals. Obtain feedback. Develop and communicate environmental cases. Chair and record meetings and discussions. Exchange information. Prepare letters, documents and reports.
¢µ	9 May (MON) Dr. John Leung	Technology for sustainability within the built environment.
¢¶	11 May (WED) Dr. John Leung	5?minute individual oral presentation with the submission of a 2?page study report on an environmental problem and its solution to demonstration the ability of communication.
¢·	16 May (MON) Ir Dr. Albert So	Technology for sustainability for the natural environment.
¢¸	18 May (WED) Ir Jeffrey Yung	SocEnv Code of Ethics. Personal development. CPD requirements. Professional Conduct of SOE.
10	23 May (MON) Ir Dr. Albert So	2?hour written examination plus a general revision.

COURSE FEE
-  SOE / AIIB Member : HK$4,900 (Early Bird Rate: HK$4,500)
-  Non?member : HK$5,900 (Early Bird Rate: HK$5,500)
-  Including insurance, lectures, teaching materials, drinks, course certificates and CPD certificates

AWARDS
-  30?hour CPD certificate issued to participants with at least 80% attendance
-  Course Certificate issued to participants who passed the coursework and examination requirements and with at least 80% attendance

REGISTRATION
-  Capacity: 30 first?come?first?serve basis
-  Please Complete the Registration Form and e?mail to AIBE for prior seat reservation.
-  Cheques should be made payable to Asian Institute of Built Environment Ltd. and sent together with this completed form to :
"AIBE, Unit 716, 7/F, Chevalier Commercial Centre, 8 Wan Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon"
-  Successful applicants will be notified by e?mails 10 days before course commencement.

CLOSING DATE OF APPLICATION
-  Early Bird: 25 March 2011
-  Deadline: 1 April 2011

Enquiry:  members@soe.org.hk           Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui              Fax: (852) 3188 0177   

The World Summit Award (WSA) is a global activity to select and promote the world's best e-Content and most innovative ICT applications. It offers a worldwide platform for all who value the creative use of ICTs and who are committed to making today’s information society more inclusive.

WSA is based on a unique mechanism of a global contest supported by national selections of best practice and a sequence of content-focused national and international events, content conferences and promotional exhibitions.

WSA was initiated by Austria in 2003 in the framework of the United Nations' World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) and is organised by a global partner network, coordinated by the International Center for New Media. WSA partners come from governments, private sector and civil society in over 160 UN member states.

WSA implements the UN agenda for the development of the information society and supports specifically the UN Millennium Development Goals of ending poverty, hunger and disease, providing education for all, saving the environment and giving a fair share to women through the use of ICTs.

iProA has been WSA’s official China partner since 2003. In previous years, the Nomination of China is co-organized by the iProA and the Internet Society of China. In the participation and organization of the World Summit Award, it encourages the international position of the Internet industry, technology products and projects in China.  It will also be a good chance for the Internet enterprises, cultural, and technology project in China to compete with the global Internet, e-Business and the Information Industry on the same platform in this contest. Why you should join? As WSA is a world recognized competition, participants must get a lot of exchange in creative ideas in internet and ICT.  

35-country expert representatives under UN will go to HK for 8 days.  More information can be found in http://www.wsis-award.org/ . We have Cyberport and HKTDC as co-hosts, more than 30 supporting orgs confirmed to be our supporting organisations. Our topic is about eContent + Creativity + New Media.  We will have 2-day seminar and many mingling chances with experts from 35 UN countries. Supporting organisations are responsible to invite more members to come.  

The WSA Gala brings together international leaders and innovators, creators and designers, entrepreneurs and activists in the international e-Content and ICT industries. The Gala attracts high-level guests from all over the world, including Heads of State and government representatives, executives from UN agencies and private sector leaders who personally hand over the award trophies to the winners of the Global e-Content contest.  

For further information, please refer to the official WSA website: www.wsis-award.org

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Enquiry:  members@soe.org.hk           Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui              Fax: (852) 3188 0177   

"To be in the right place doing the right thing facing the right direction at the right time" is the way of harmonious living with the natural environment. By being in harmony with the natural environment, even if you are in the built environment, you can be benefited to have improved health, improved productivity, improved talent and improved mood. That is the knowledge and observed natural laws handed down from ancient Chinese. By modern terms, they are "environmental friendliness", "green living" and "sustainability". What is important to us is how to study such knowledge logically, systematically and scientifically. Throughout the years, AIBE, with the support from distinguished speakers, has been promoting this study to friends in this region. We conducted a similar course last year, a review of which is attached herewith for your quick reference.

Date and Time:

31st Mar, 2011 (Thu) : 7 pm – 10 pm
1 April, 2011 (Fri) : 7 pm – 10 pm
2 April 2011 (Sat) : 9 am – 1 pm

Class Capacity: 35 (first-come-first-served basis)

Course fee: Member of SOE / IFMA /SACS : HK$2430; Non-member : HK$2700
Includes all lectures, handouts, the book Scientific Feng Shui for the Built Environment – Fundamental and Case Studies, drinks at breaks.

CPD: 10-hour CPD certificate issued by AIBE, SOE, IFMA & SACS

Registration: Please complete the Registration Form and fax it to the AIBE at 2753 9323 or email : general@aibe-edu.org for prior seat reservation. Cheques should be made payable to "Asian Institute of Built Environment Limited" and sent together with this completed form to :
AIBE, Unit 716, 7/F, Chevalier Commercial Centre, 8 Wan Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon.
Successful applicants will be notified by emails 10 days before course commencement.

 

Enquiry:  general@aibe-edu.org           Tel: (852) 2753 9393             Fax: (852) 2753 9323   

Programme highlight:
How hard is our works? Can we make a balance life? How? Who should we trust and love? How to be successful?

About Speaker:   
Dr. King, FHKIUS, RPUS, FICE, FIMechE, FCIWEM, CFIOSH, FSOE, CEng, FKAAST, FHKIoD, FHKAEE, FHKIHT, MHKIE, R.P.E.
Dr. King is a construction and engineering entrepreneur who has successfully established 5 firms with one of them in Science Park and offices in Hong Kong and China with a total of over 100 staff.

Date: 12 March 2011 (Sat)

Venue:Theatre N002, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon

Time: 9:30am to 12:00pm

Language: Chinese

Class Capacity: 200 (first-come-first-served basis)

Fee: Entrance is free to all but priority will be given to members of the supporting organizations. For CPD certificate, it will be issued free for Elected (Voting) and full time studying Young Members of HKAAST and CPDC. Otherwise, an Administration Fee of HK$100 will be charged per issue.

Registration: Deadline: Online registration at www.uti.hk or complete the UTI standard reply slip and fax to 2618 4500.

 

Enquiry:  info@cpdc.hk           Tel: (852) 2494 5925 - Ms. Christy Tami            Fax: (852) 2618 4500   

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Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk           Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177   

Call for Registration

Theme: Towards Sustainable Urban Development - How Utilities Affect the World

Venue: L'hotel Nian et Conventional Centre, Hong Kong

Date: 7 - 8 March 2011

Equiry: http://hkius.org.hk/conference/

 

Enquiry:  conference@uti.hk           Tel: (852) 2690 3899 - Ms Iris Choi            Fax: (852) 2168 4500   

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Enquiry:  members@soe.org.hk           Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177   

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Enquiry:  connie@soe.org.hk             Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177  

A 7-hour CPD course to help participants equip with necessary knowledge to assess and audit barrierfree
construction in the built environment.

SYLLABUS

1. Introduction to Barrier Free Access – Major Concerns. General Legislation. Regulations around the world. Extent of Application.
2. Design Requirements related to Access Route, Ramps, Dropped Kerbs, Steps, Staircases, Handrails, Corridors, Doors, Toilets, Bathrooms, Signs, Emergency Call Bells.
3. Design Requirements related to Auditorium, Hotels, Hostels, Special Obligatory Design, Illumination, Public Information and Assistive Listening System.
4. Lifts, Escalators and Passenger Conveyors.
   
5. Building Services Design Requirements
   
6. Auditing and Assessment.

Venue: AIBE Campus, Unit 716, Chevalier Commercial Centre, 8 Wan Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon

Date: 25th (Tue) & 27th (Thu) January 2011

Time: 6:30pm – 9.45pm

Class Capacity: 30 person per class (first-come-first-serve basis)

Fee:

• Member of SOE / AIIB / BSOMES : HK$1,300
• Non-member : HK$1,500
• Including lectures, teaching materials, drinks, and CPD certificates

Registration: Deadline: Please Complete the Registration Form and email to AIBE for prior seat reservation. Limited and sent together with this completed form to :

"AIBE"
Unit 716, 7/F,
Chevalier Commercial Centre,
8 Wan Hoi Road,
Kowloon Bay, Kowloon.

Successful applicants will be notified by emails 10 days before course commencement.

 

Enquiry:  carmenwong@aibe-edu.org           Tel: (852) 3188 0062 - Connie Mui            Fax: (852) 3188 0177   

Climate change has become a challenge to the international community. Since 1977, the Association of Energy Engineers (USA) has offered programs that address energy and carbon issues. The Certified Carbon Auditor Professional (CAP) is an international professional training course on carbon audits and carbon reduction strategies. Regarding carbon training and certification, the CAP certification was the first internationally accepted program to be offered in Hong Kong. This training course is widely accepted and used as a measure of professional accomplishment within the energy/carbon management fields. It is the standard for qualifying carbon audit professionals both in the United States and worldwide and is endorsed by the HK government. The CAP program is a custom-tailored course for Hong Kong and includes instruction on HK's new reporting guidelines: "2010 Guideline to Account and Report Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals for Buildings of Commercial, Residential or Institutional Purposes in Hong Kong".

 

Venue: InnoCentre, Kowloon Tong.

Date: 17-19 January, 2011

Time: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm, Exam on last day: 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm

Fee:

Regular Price: HK$9,200.00
Discounted Price*: HK$8,600.00 * For members of AEE HK Chapter, HKAEE and all supporting organizations.
Re-sit exam - Full Course taken previously: HK $ 1,800.00

Registration: Deadline: 17 December 2010 (First come first serve, application may close if class size reaches 40)
To register, please complete the reply slip and fax to (852) 2372 0490 or email to adela@creativegp.com and then mail to below to secure seat with your crossed cheque payable to:

"AEE Hong Kong Chapter"
c/o Creative Consulting Group Inc.
Room 1106-8, 11/F, CC Wu Building, 302-8 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong.
Attention: Ms Adela Au-Yeung (Tel: +852 2372 0090)

 

 

Enquiry:  leonardchow@ispl.com.hk             Tel: (852) 2566 3397 - Dr Leonard Chow    

Since it's inception in 1981, the Certified Energy Manager (CEM® ) credential has become widely accepted and used as a measure of professional accomplishment within the energy management field. It has gained industry-wide use as the standard for qualifying energy professionals both in the United States and worldwide. It is recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy, the Office of Federal Energy Management Programs (FEMP), and the U.S. Agency for International Development, as well as by numerous state energy offices, major utilities, corporations and energy service companies. By attaining the status of CEM, you will be joining an elite group of over 10,000 professionals serving industry, business and government throughout the U.S. and in 77 countries. In particular, the contexts of the latest mandatory Energy Audit Guidelines in Hong Kong will be included in the course.

Venue: InnoCentre, Kowloon Tong.

Date: 17-19 January, 2011

Time: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm, Exam on last day: 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm

Fee:

 Course & Exam Fee:

A1:	Ordinary Applicants:	US $1,995.00 (HK $15,600)
A2:	Members of Supporters:	US $1,895.00 (HK $14,800)
A3:	Members of HKAEE or AEE HKChapter:	US $1,795.00 (HK $14,000)

 Exam only Price:

B1:	Re-sit exam - Full Course taken previously:*	US $ 230.00 (HK $ 1,800)
B2:	Re-sit exam - No Course taken previously:	US $ 330.00 (HK $ 2,600)
B3:	First Time Exam:	US $ 330.00 (HK $ 2,600)

*B1 is for those who had taken the CEM course held in Hong Kong in the previous class but failed in the exam. [B1 students paid the US$100 before]
Note: All the fees except B1 above include a non-refundable CEM application fee of US$100.

Registration: Deadline: 17 December 2010 (First come first serve, application may close if class size reaches 40)
To register, please complete the reply slip and fax to (852) 2372 0490 or email to adela@creativegp.com and then mail to below to secure seat with your crossed cheque payable to:

"AEE Hong Kong Chapter"
c/o Creative Consulting Group Inc.
Room 1106-8, 11/F, CC Wu Building, 302-8 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong.
Attention: Ms Adela Au-Yeung (Tel: +852 2372 0090)

 

Enquiry:  leonardchow@ispl.com.hk             Tel: (852) 2566 3397 - Dr Leonard Chow