Technical Officer / Project Administrator

Atkins is one of the world’s most respected design, engineering and project management consultancies. We build long-term trusted partnerships to create a world where lives are enriched through the implementation of our ideas. We have the breadth and depth of expertise to respond to the most technically challenging and time critical infrastructure projects.

Our skills lie in the expansive area of infrastructure – the wiring of society – encompassing buildings; land, sea, and air transport; information communications and security systems; and utilities (including energy and water); as well as in our experience of working for a broad range of clients, including national and local governments as well as the commercial sector. The social and environmental framework of our work is crucial, and we view all our projects in the context of the communities in which they are delivered.

Technical Officer / Project Administrator

Responsibilities:

• Assist the engineering team in the preparation and submission of statutory documents;  
• Coordination, consolidation and accuracy checking of the submission documents;
• Managing and updating of the document/submission registers;
• Other administrative tasks including letter drafting, photocopying, scanning, submission logistic arrangement; and
• Other tasks assigned by the Engineer in relation to statutory documents submission.

Requirements  

• Diploma holder or above in Engineering / Construction / Building related disciplines is preferred;
• Working experience in construction/engineering field would be an advantage;
• Good command of written and spoken English and Chinese;
• Good knowledge of MS Office;
• Self-motivated with good coordination and interpersonal skills.

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Applications will be treated in confidence and only be used for recruitment purposes. Those not being invited for interview within 3 months may consider their applications unsuccessful.