Responsibilities:

• Responsible for implementing the Company’s policy in environmental management and driving the execution of environmental initiatives on site.

Requirements:

• Degree or above in Environmental Engineering or related disciplines;
• 3 years of relevant experience in environmental management for construction projects;
• Experience in BEAM Plus projects is preferred;
• Membership of relevant professional environmental institutions (MHKIQEP, MCIWEM C.Env, MHKIE, MHKIEIA, MHKIOA etc) and accredited as a BEAM Professional, LEED AP, WELL AP is preferred;
• Well-versed in local environmental regulations;
• Good command of both spoken and written English and Chinese;
• Candidate with more experience will be considered as Senior Environmental Officer.

We offer attractive remuneration package with comprehensive fringe benefits to the right candidates.  Interested parties please send your full resume with expected salary and availability to Human Resources Department by clicking "APPLY NOW".

Interested parties are invited to visit our website (www.cscechk.com/en) for more information.

All information provided by applicants will be treated in strict confidence and used only for recruitment purposes. Applicants may be considered for other suitable positions within the China Overseas Group and its related companies for one-year period, thereafter which their personal data will be destroyed.

Serving The Community 。 Prospering Hong Kong

Company Overview

China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Limited (“the Company” or “China State Hong Kong”) started its construction business in Hong Kong in 1979. The Company engages in building construction and civil engineering works. China State Hong Kong is among the largest construction contractors in Hong Kong, and is approved by the Works Bureau, to be on the List of Approved Contractors (Group C) for Public Works in the five major categories of building and civil engineering works, namely, “Buildings”, “Port Works”, “Roads and Drainage”, “Site Formation” and “Waterworks”.