(香港，2025年9月17日) 香港工程師學會（下稱「學會」）歡迎政府今日發表的《2025年施政報告》，並對多項惠及民生、經濟及社會發展的政策和措施表示支持。今年正值國家「十四五」規劃的收官之年，亦是「十五五」規劃的謀篇布局階段，學會認同施政報告積極對接國家發展策略，以深化改革、心繫民生及發揮香港優勢為方向，為香港的未來發展奠定堅實基礎。
基建發展
學會欣悉政府為發展作為未來經濟發展引擎的北部都會區拆牆鬆綁，包括在「北都發展委員會」下，設立「規劃及發展工作組」，實施從規劃到執行的全流程管理，全面統籌整合規劃、工程、土地、交通、環保等範疇，促進產業進駐，創造職位和提升生產力，並特設專案監督辦公室，加強工程審批的統籌和監督，並設時限和分階段通報機制，加快發展速度。
學會相信，這些嶄新思維可以擴展至北部都會區以外的發展。例如，政府提出簡化工程審批，訂立清晰服務時間承諾，加強相關部門協作以加快審批速度，以及在房屋署將設立「項目促成辦公室」，為公營房屋工程項目的跨部門協調提速。房屋局已實行新管控方法，為工程完成時間訂立目標，促進各環節按時落實。學會欣見政府進一步朝向「促進者」的思維發展，在保障安全的同時，確保項目如期及在預算內完成。
此外，學會支持政府善用科技降低發展成本。發展局明年推出「成本管控數碼平台」，建立市場價格資料庫，並應用人工智能分析過往政府工程的成本數據，確保未來項目設計更具成本效益。房屋署亦已利用自主研發的「BIM系統化地基工程設計」，自動生成設計方案以節省成本，並持續檢視建築標準及要求。房屋局亦將研究在公營房屋項目上認可更多地區的建築物料標準，進一步推動效率提升。
創新科技
為了推進新型工業化，學會支持政府下調「新型工業加速計劃」申請門檻，將項目總成本最低要求由3億元下調至1.5億元，為聘用相關技術人員提供配對資助，鼓勵建設智能生產設施，並於2026-27年度啟動「創科產業引導基金」，由政府引導市場投資策略性新興和未來產業。
此外，政府亦針對低空經濟發展，制訂「發展低空經濟規劃行動綱領」，透過制度創新與技術突破，將香港打造成為低空創新應用核心樞紐。措施包括完善民航法例及規管框架、為「非傳統飛行器」制訂專用法例、推展核心基建設施、推出專用頻譜、規劃起降場和航路網絡、建立智能低空交通管理系統等，並推出進階版低空經濟「監管沙盒X」試點項目，涵蓋跨境路線、低空載人飛行器等技術複雜度較高的應用場景，以及開發不同應用場景的低空經濟保險產品。學會相信這些措施有助推動低空經濟突破發展瓶頸，讓香港把握低空經濟所帶來的機遇，建立創新、高效及安全的低空經濟生態系統。
支持建造業
學會歡迎政府在未來5年額外預留300億元，在未來兩至三年加大工程項目開支，以支持本地建造業及經濟發展。學會認為善用這款項，可有助提升市民生活質素，同時促進建造業持續發展。
國際航運樞紐
為鞏固香港國際航空樞紐地位，學會樂見政府接納學會建議，引入歐洲領先航空服務公司落戶香港。學會認為在港設立飛機拆件、高價值零件回收及交易服務，帶動貿易、保險、融資、租賃等產業發展，能創造上下游產業的新職位，並期待香港國際航空學院的參與能為相關專業技術人才提供培訓，推進「機場城市」發展。學會相信措施有助航空產業全方位發展，建立完整的產業鏈，吸引更多資金及人才。
在海運方面，政府將建立「鐵海陸江」立體聯運體系，推動內陸省市的貨物經香港運往世界各地。學會相信，香港應繼續善用「內聯外通」的獨有優勢，鞏固香港國際航運樞紐地位。
教育
學會歡迎政府在優質教育基金預留20億元支援中小學數字教育，並於2026年發表中小學數字教育藍圖，包括優化中小學銜接的資訊和創科教育課程、訂定「人工智能素養」學習架構、將AI教育納入核心課程、加強教師培訓與企業合作。學會樂意運用多年工程教育經驗，協助政府推廣推廣STEAM教育，並更進一步裝備學生，迎接未來人工智能時代的挑戰，
學會建議政府未來優先建立多層次工程人才體系，確保職業專才教育與行業發展的銜接，並資助業界持續專業進修課程。
智慧城市
學會樂見政府採納建議，完善電動車充電網絡，推出6幅用地作高速充電站，而巴士公司亦將開放充電設施供其他車輛使用。政府將進一步推動綠色創科成果商品化，支持市場發展換電型電動車及自動化換電站技術發展，鼓勵非政府機構建設區域供冷系統，並繼續推動市場加快為現有建築物減碳。
學會歡迎《交通運輸策略性研究》先導計劃的成功推展，並期待政府稍後就策略性研究建議發布《運輸策略藍圖》，為市民帶來以人為本的綠色旅程，並提升交通系統的可靠性及智能化。
學會對於政府在各領域推動發展感到鼓舞，工程界將繼續貢獻專業力量，支持施政報告中的各項惠民措施落實，推動可持續發展，並為香港建設獻策助力。
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(18 September 2025, Hong Kong) The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) welcomes the 2025 Policy Address delivered by the Chief Executive of the HKSAR on 17 September 2025, and expresses support for the initiatives that benefit people’s livelihoods, drive economic growth, and advance social development. As the nation concludes the 14th Five-Year Plan and prepares for the 15th, the HKIE acknowledges the Policy Address’s alignment with national strategies and its emphasis on deepening reform, prioritising well-being, and leveraging Hong Kong’s strengths to build a solid foundation for the future.
Infrastructure Development
The HKIE notes the Government’s proactive measures to remove barriers and streamline processes to accelerate development of the Northern Metropolis, a key driver of Hong Kong’s future economic growth. This includes establishing the “Working Group on Planning and Development” under the “Committee on Development of the Northern Metropolis” to oversee end-to-end planning and delivery, coordinating efforts across engineering, land, transportation, and environmental protection to anchor industries, create job opportunities, and raise productivity. A dedicated project supervision office will also be set up to strengthen coordination and oversight of approval processes with time-bound, phased reporting mechanisms, further speeding up development progress.
We believe these innovative approaches can be applied beyond the Northern Metropolis. For example, simplifying works approval procedures, setting clear performance pledges, and enhancing coordination among relevant departments on vetting processes–together with the Housing Department’s (HD) new Project Facilitation Office for public housing projects–should expedite development. The Housing Bureau (HB) has implemented a new management approach with target completion times to accelerate project milestones. The HKIE is pleased to note the Government’s continued “facilitator” mindset that prioritises efficiency and cost-effectiveness without compromising safety.
The HKIE also supports the adoption of technology to reduce development costs. The Development Bureau’s forthcoming Project Cost Management Platform will provide a market price database and use AI to analyse historical government project data, improving cost-effectiveness in future designs. The HD’s has adopted a self-developed Building Information Modelling (BIM)-enabled Systematic Approach to Foundation Design that automates design processes to further reduces costs. Building standards and requirements will be kept under regular review, and the HB will explore recognising additional building material standards for public housing projects to further enhance efficiency.
Innovation and Technology
To advance new industrialisation, the HKIE supports relaxing the application threshold for the New Industrialisation Acceleration Scheme by lowering the minimum total project cost from $300 million to $150 million, alongside matching funding for the employment of relevant technical personnel, encouraging the establishment of more smart production facilities. The launch of the I&T Industry-Oriented Fund in 2026-27 will enable the Government to channel market capital into emerging and future industries of strategic importance.
For low-altitude economy, the Government will formulate an Action Plan on Developing Low Altitude Economy to position Hong Kong as a major hub for low-altitude applications and innovation, through institutional innovations and technological breakthroughs. Measures include refining civil aviation legislation and regulatory framework, introducing dedicated legislation for unconventional aircraft, enhancing core infrastructure facilities, designating spectrum, early planning and deployment of vertiports and air route networks, developing a smart low-altitude traffic-management system. In addition, advanced low-altitude economy “Regulatory Sandbox X” pilot projects will test more complex scenarios such as cross-boundary routes and passenger-carrying operations. Relevant insurance products are also anticipated. The HKIE believes these efforts will address current bottlenecks and foster an innovative, efficient, and safe low-altitude economy.
Supporting the Construction Industry
The HKIE welcomes the Government’s additional allocation of $30 billion over the next two to three years to increase expenditure on works projects, supporting the local construction industry and the wider economy. This investment can improve living standards while sustaining industry development.
International Aviation and Maritime Hub
To reinforce Hong Kong’s position as an international aviation hub, the HKIE applauds the Government’s adoption of our recommendation to attract a leading aeronautic services company from Europe to establish operations in Hong Kong. Dismantling, recycling and trading high-value aircraft parts will stimulate related sectors such as trading, insurance, financing, and leasing, creating vast job opportunities across the value chain. Collaboration with the Hong Kong International Aviation Academy will also strengthen talent develop and advance the “Airport City” vision. With comprehensive development of the aviation industry, Hong Kong can build a more complete aviation value chain and attract investments and talent.
In maritime development, the Government will establish a comprehensive “Rail-sea-land-river” intermodal transport system, promoting cargo movement from the Mainland’s inland regions to global markets through Hong Kong. The HKIE advocates leveraging Hong Kong’s unique advantages to deepen international exchanges and co-operation, connecting the Mainland and the world, to consolidate Hong Kong’s status as an international aviation and maritime hub.
Education
The HKIE welcomes the allocation of $2 billion from the Quality Education Fund to promote digital education in primary and secondary schools. The Blueprint for Digital Education in Primary and Secondary Schools, to be released in 2026, will enhance the interface between primary and secondary curricula of Information Technology and I&T education, introduce an “AI literacy” learning framework, embed AI education in the core curriculum, and enhance teacher training and partnerships with industry. The HKIE will leverage our expertise in engineering education to support the promotion of STEAM education and prepare students for the AI era.
We also recommend prioritising development of a multi-tiered engineering workforce, aligning vocational education with emerging industry needs, and subsidising continuing professional development.
Smart City Development
The HKIE is pleased to note the Government’s adoption of our recommendations to enhance the charging network for electric vehicles (EV), including the provision of six sites for fast-charging stations, while bus operators will open up their charging facilities to other vehicles. We also support efforts to commercialise green I&T outcomes, support market development of battery-swapping EVs and automated battery-swapping stations, encourage non-government entities to build district cooling systems, and drive the market to accelerate carbon reduction in existing buildings.
Following the successful the pilot schemes of the Traffic and Transport Strategy Study, the HKIE looks forward to the forthcoming Transport Strategy Blueprint, which aims to deliver people-oriented, green journeys and improve the reliability and intelligence of the transport system.
The HKIE is uplifted by the Government’s comprehensive agenda across various domains. The engineering sector will continue to support the implementation of people-centric measures outlined in the Policy Address through its professional expertise, contributing to building a better Hong Kong.
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(香港，2025 年 8 月 26 日) 香港工程師學會 (下稱「學會」) 今日舉行傳媒茶聚，介紹學會 2025/2026 年度主題「同心同創」(“Together we RISE”) ，以韌性 (Resilience)、 創新 (Innovation)、可持續 (Sustainability)、公平 (Equity) 四大核心價值凝聚業界力量。學會同時迎來獲賦予法定地位 50 年來首位女性會長周健德工程師，標誌工程界邁向多元共融可持續新時代。
學會會長周健德工程師表示：「隨著社會急速變革，工程界必須突破傳統框架，團結一致，推動跨界協作與科技創新。學會會繼續促進行業多元包容及可持續，助工程師在行業的長遠發展，有助業界吸引及挽留人才。」
學會四大年度重點 全力促進工程界發展
一. 「培育工程創科生態」 – 透過設立「工程企業家計劃 Enginpreneurs」，支持工程創科落地，以及組織業界活動，增強業界人士的技能、促進知識交流，並支持業界使用新興技術，促進創新及發展。
二. 「推動工程界可持續發展」 – 就工程界可持續發展有關議題進行研究、溝通和推廣工作，並更新集結香港可持續發展工程項目的聯合國可持續發展目標電子書，鼓勵業界實踐可持續發展。另外，學會亦延續過去兩年的參與傳統，正積極籌備於 2025 年 11 月赴巴西參加 COP30 會議。
三. 「為未來工程需求做好準備」– 推動跨界別合作，深入研究跨界融合—特別是高等教育中對「專業」和「界別」定義的演變，提前部署面向未來的人才發展戰略。
四. 「加強新領域的倡導」 – 積極與政府部門、業界組織及其他持份者合作，應對失業、產業挑戰、勞動力支援的影響，並就創造就業機會、經濟轉型、產業發展等政策作倡導。此外，學會亦關注新領域發展，如創科、新質生產力、新型工業化等範疇。
香港作為「超級聯繫人」，學會在內地及海外佈局亦有所著墨，學會成立有關大灣區標準的專責工作小組，並正籌備於北京舉辦展覽，展示香港工程成就，又透過「職稱」制度協助工程師在內地發展。
學會 50 周年慶典亮點
此外，為慶祝學會 50 周年，學會推出一連串活動，回顧半世紀成就，展現 22 個專業界別的多元實力，並展望未來挑戰，其中重點活動包括：
- 香港工程師學會 50 周年傳奇大獎及《工程傳奇：五十載卓越成就》展覽：回顧過去 50 年本港的工程發展，表揚業界出色的工程項目，並挑選得獎項目作巡迴展覽 (8 月 19 日至 9 月 14 日；希慎廣場 9 樓 Urban Sky)，加強公眾對工程專業的認識；
- 「同心同創」嘉年華：將於今年 12 月，以有趣且深入淺出的方式，向公眾展現工程多樣性，彰顯工程師對社會的貢獻。
「從維港填海到北都規劃，香港工程師始終是推動城市蜕變的中堅力量。」周會長總結：「站在金禧里程碑，我們不僅要傳承卓越工程成就，更將透過跨領域協作，展現基建創新、綠色科技、智慧都市等多元發展前景。這些新興領域蘊含龐大發展潛能，能為青年人才提供實現抱負的舞台。現在正正是新一代工程師把握時代機遇的關鍵時刻 ——當城市發展需求與科技革新浪潮交匯，專業技術將成為塑造可持續未來的核心動能。」
另外，學會亦就將於九月發表的施政報告向當局提交建議，詳見附件。
香港工程師學會會長周健德工程師 (左二)、 副會長梁國堯工程師 (右二)、
副會長陸偉霖工程師 (左一)及 秘書長薛永恒教授、工程師 (右一) 出席傳媒茶聚活動，分享學會最新動態。
會長周健德工程師 (左六)、執行委員會委員及不同工程專業的代表合照
會長周健德工程師 (左四) 與師傳計劃學員合照
附錄：香港工程師學會就 2025 年施政報告的重點建議
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(26 August 2025, Hong Kong) – The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (hereafter “the HKIE”) held a media gathering today, introducing “Together we RISE”, the HKIE’s Theme for Session 2024/2025. The theme highlights the profession’s core values of Resilience, Innovation, Sustainability and Equity which unite the industry. The HKIE also welcomed its first female President Ir Alice Chow in its 50-year history, marking a significant milestone in the industry’s commitment to diversity, inclusion and sustainability.
Ir Alice Chow, President of the HKIE, said, “As society continues to evolve, the engineering industry must break through traditional frameworks and unite to foster cross-sector collaboration and technological innovation. The HKIE will continue to champion diversity, inclusion and sustainability, while supporting engineers in their long-term career development, to help the industry attract and retain talent.”
Four Areas of Focus to Foster the Development of Engineering Industry
- Nurturing and Expanding the Engineering I&T Ecosystem – By introducing initiatives such as Enginpreneurs, which supports engineers in realising innovative pursuits, advocates for the implementation of engineering I&T, and organises industry networking events, the HKIE aims to unite the engineering industry, enhance professional skills, promote knowledge exchange, and encouraging the industry in adopting emerging technologies to drive innovation and development.
- Fostering Sustainability in Engineering – Conducts research, communication and promotional work on SDGs, and publishes the UNSDGs eBook which showcases sustainable engineering projects in Hong Kong to inspire engineers and encourage sustainable practices in the industry. Furthermore, the HKIE continues the tradition of participation in international SDGs dialogue, and is preparing to attend the COP30 in Brazil in November 2025.
- Preparing for the Future of Engineering – Promotes cross-sector collaboration, conducting in-depth research on convergence across fields– particularly the evolving definitions of “professional” and “disciplines” within higher education–and to devise strategies for advancing future talent development initiatives.
- Strengthening Advocacy in New Areas – Engages government authorities, industry organisations and other stakeholders to address issues affecting job loss, industry challenges, and workforce support. The HKIE also advocates policies that support job creation, economic restructuring, and workforce development. Additionally, the HKIE focuses on the development of emerging sectors such as I&T, new quality productive forces, and new industrialisation.
Recognising Hong Kong’s role as a “super-connector”, the HKIE is actively expanding its presence in mainland China and overseas. The Institution has established a dedicated task force related to GBA standardisation. It also plans to host an exhibition in Beijing to showcase Hong Kong’s engineering achievements, and by facilitating the “Professional Title mechanism, create pathways for engineers seeking career opportunities in mainland China.
Highlights of the HKIE’s 50th Anniversary Celebratory Activities
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the HKIE has launched a series of activities to reflect on past achievements, showcase the strengths of its 22 Disciplines, and build for the future. Key activities include:
- The HKIE 50th Anniversary Legacy Award and “Engineering Legacy: 50 Years of Excellence” Exhibition: A review of Hong Kong’s engineering projects over the past 50 years to celebrate outstanding projects; selected winning projects will be showcased at roving exhibitions (19 August – 14 September, Urban Sky, 9/F Hysan Place) to enhance public understanding of the engineering profession
- “Together we RISE” Carnival: To take place this coming December, the Carnival aims to present the diversity of engineering disciplines and careers to the public and highlight the contribution of engineers to society in an interesting and easy-to-understand way, thereby attracting young talents to join the industry
President Ir Chow emphasised, “From the reclamation of Victoria Harbour to development of Northern Metropolis, Hong Kong engineers have always been the backbone driving the city’s transformation. As we celebrate our Golden Jubilee, we are committed not only to building on our legacy of engineering excellence, but also to demonstrating diverse development prospects through cross-sector collaboration in infrastructure innovation, green technology, and smart cities. These emerging fields present immense opportunities and provide a vibrant platform for young talent to pursue their ambitions. Now is a pivotal moment for the new generation of engineers to seize the opportunities of our time. As the city’s development needs converge with the wave of technological innovation, professional expertise will be the core driving force shaping a sustainable future.”
In addition, the HKIE has submitted its views regarding the Policy Address to be released in September. See Appendix for key points of the HKIE’s views.
President Ir Alice CHOW (2 nd left); Vice President Ir Rupert LEUNG (2 nd right); Vice President Ir William LUK (1 st left); and
Chief Executive and Secretary Ir Prof Alfred SIT (1 st right) attended the media gathering and shared the HKIE’s latest developments.
President Ir Alice CHOW (6 th left), the Executives, and the representatives of different Disciplines.
President Ir Alice CHOW (4 th left) and the President’s Protégés.
Appendix: HKIE’s Key Views on the 2025 Policy Address
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(香港，2025年6月25日) 香港工程師學會 (下稱「學會」) 欣然公布周健德工程師於2025年6月24日舉行的第50屆會員周年大會上榮任第51屆會長。周工程師是學會自1975年獲賦予法定地位半世紀以來首位女性會長，將肩負帶領學會邁向新里程的使命。完成任期的馬紹祥工程師則履任上任會長，繼續為學會發展提供指導。
周會長為學會2025/2026年度定下「同心同創」(“Together we RISE”) 的主題，希望召集眾多出色的工程師，匯聚眾人的智慧和才能，凝聚力量面對未來的挑戰。她說：「適逢學會成立50週年的金禧紀念，正是回顧過去、建設未來的重要里程碑。縱然大環境挑戰不斷，工程師更應銘記專業精神，以心營造，擁抱創新文化，裝備自己面對不斷變化的未來。」她致力於任內與學會管理層攜手合作，繼續推動學會實施策略性專業維新路綫圖改革，積極回應會員的期望。
周會長表示：「工程師不僅是問題的解決者，更是未來的塑造者。作為香港工程界的專業團體，學會時刻與時並進，更要回應社會對工程師的訴求。年度主題強調『RISE』，代表韌性 (Resilience)、創新 (Innovation)、可持續發展 (Sustainability) 及公平 (Equity)，以這些工程師的特質，驅動未來工程界的發展。」
周會長入行超過30年，擁有豐富的工程、企業管治及可持續發展的經驗，對服務業界充滿熱誠。她期望在任內透過經驗傳承，賦能專業，並提升各持份者對工程專業的認識，帶領學會和會員持續發揮優質工程專業。
在周年大會當天，陳帆教授、工程師及梁國堯工程師獲選連任為副會長；而陸偉霖工程師則獲大會選為新任副會長。本年度獲大會推選之5位理事分別為何英傑工程師、劉大衛工程師、施宏楚工程師、丁邦佑工程師及余偉沛工程師。
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香港工程師學會新任會長周健德工程師(右)
與上任會長馬紹祥工程師(左)
(25 June 2025, Hong Kong) The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (“HKIE”) is pleased to announce that Ir Alice Chow Kin-tak has been elected as the 51st President of the HKIE at the 50th Annual General Meeting held on 24 June 2025. Ir Chow, the first female President of the HKIE in half a century since its establishment with a statutory status in 1975, will embark on the mission to guide the HKIE towards new accomplishments. Concomitantly, Ir Eric Ma Siu-cheung becomes the Immediate Past President of the Institution, continuing to provide guidance for the HKIE’s development.
President Ir Chow has set the theme “Together we RISE” (同心同創) for Session 2025/2026, aiming to assemble outstanding engineers, harness collective wisdom and talent, and consolidate efforts to confront future challenges as a unified force. “As the HKIE celebrates its Golden Jubilee, marking 50 years of establishment, this occasion prompts reflection on the past and sets the stage for future endeavours. Despite ongoing challenges in the external environment, engineers must uphold their professional ethos, build with passion, embrace a culture of innovation, and equip themselves to adapt to an ever-changing future,” said Ir Chow. President Ir Chow expressed her commitment to collaborating closely with the Institution’s leadership to drive strategic transformation and actively respond to members’ expectations.
Ir Chow emphasised, “Engineers are not merely problem solvers but creators of the future. As Hong Kong’s leading engineering professional body, the HKIE remains attuned to contemporary trends while responding to societal demands for engineers. The theme ‘RISE’ highlights Resilience, Innovation, Sustainability and Equity, encapsulating these attributes of engineers to propel the development of the sector.”
With a wealth of experience encompassing more than three decades in engineering, corporate governance, and sustainable development, Ir Chow’s fervor for industry service has remained unwavering. During her tenure, she endeavours to share her expertise, empowering engineering professionals, enhancing stakeholders’ comprehension of the profession, and steering the HKIE and its members towards a steadfast commitment to professionalism.
At the AGM, it was also announced that Ir Prof Frank Chan Fan and Ir Rupert Leung Kwok-yiu were re-elected as Vice Presidents. Ir William Luk Wai-lam was elected Vice President for this Session. The five newly Elected Ordinary Members of the Council are Ir Tony Ho Ying-kit, Ir David Lau Tai-wai, Ir James Sze Wang-cho, Ir Fanny Ting Pong-yau, and Ir Keith Yue Wai-pui.
Please refer to the attached list of all Council Members of the HKIE for Session 2025/2026.
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The newly-installed President of the HKIE, Ir Alice Chow Kin-tak (right) and
the Immediate Past President, Ir Eric Ma Siu-cheung (left)
(香港，2025年6月20日) 香港工程師學會（下稱「學會」）支持《簡樸房條例草案》刊憲，並期望立法會能盡快通過法案，規管簡樸房，為基層市民提供更完善的居住環境。學會認為，該條例將有效改善本港長期存在的「劏房」問題，並透過結合專業工程標準與民生保障兼顧的政策方向，為市民創造更安全、合理的居住環境。
學會歡迎政府採納建議，由建造、屋宇裝備、土木、消防及結構界別的註冊專業工程師參與認證簡樸房，有助擴大合資格專業人士的參與，促進市場提供更優質的專業核證服務，從而加快簡樸房的認證流程。學會亦同意政府向早期參與登記簡樸房的申請寬減費用，鼓勵業主盡快登記，令簡樸房早日得到規管。
學會馬紹祥會長強調：「工程專業的本質是以人為本，工程師既是城市建設者，更是公共安全的守護者。我們期望《簡樸房條例草案》順利獲得通過，讓工程師以專業知識為市民把關，確保每間『簡樸房』都符合安全居住的基本要求。」
作為香港工程界的專業團體，學會樂見政府規管「簡樸房」，希望立法會盡快通過相關條例草案，令規管得以落實。學會將持續與不同持份者溝通，協助落實「簡樸房」規管細節，為市民創造更適切的居住環境，亦鼓勵現時經營「劏房」的業主及早聯絡專業人士進行認證。
學會呼籲業界攜手支持有關立法，並透過專業知識及嚴謹的工程標準，共同配合有關工作的推行，讓專業力量與公共政策相輔相成，共建宜居香港。
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(香港，2025年5月23日) 對於發展局宣布依循承建商註冊機制拒絕精進建築有限公司的註冊一般建築承建商續期申請，香港工程師學會（「學會」）對此決定表示支持。該決定顯示出政府在工業安全方面的嚴謹把關，並以完善的程序及政策處理承建商涉及的工業安全問題，充分體現了政府對維護工業安全的堅定決心。
精進建築有限公司曾涉及2022年安達臣道地盤的致命意外。學會表示，是次決定顯示出承建商的安全紀錄會直接影響其續牌申請。學會認為，政府必須在保障地盤安全與便利工程進行之間取得平衡，同時讓續期制度發揮把關作用，確保只有具備能力、勝任且符合規定的承建商才可獲續期。
會長馬紹祥工程師表示：「工業安全不容妥協，學會期望相關公司在交接期內處理好手頭上的項目，並希望業界能引以為鑑，致力於創造並維持更安全、更可持續的工作環境，推動建造業的職業安全與健康發展。」
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