Project Co-ordinator, Planning and Design - Urban Renewal Authority

The Urban Renewal Authority (“URA”) is tasked to undertake urban renewal in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Renewal Authority Ordinance and the Urban Renewal Strategy published by the Government.  The URA adopts a holistic approach to urban renewal with redevelopment and rehabilitation as its core businesses.

 

 

Project Co-ordinator, Planning and Design

(Ref. PC(P&D))

 

Responsibilities:

  • To assist in procuring, managing and monitoring consultants engaged in the planning and implementation of assigned projects and activities in the action areas

  • To assist in the preparation of planning report, visual impact assessment, Stage I and Stage II Social Impact Assessment reports for assigned projects

  • To assist in preparing various planning submissions

  • To assist in developing Urban Renewal Information System to support new initiatives for urban renewal arising from various studies

 

Requirements: 

  • Degree holder in Town Planning, Urban Design, Project Management or related disciplines

  • Student member of a professional institute in planning and design i.e. HKIP, HKIA, HKIUD or equivalent

  • Minimum 2 years’ relevant work experiences

  • Basic knowledge in Geographic Information System (GIS)

  • Knowledge of MS Office PowerPoint presentation and other software as essential

  • Proficiency in spoken and written English and Chinese, knowledge in Putonghua is an advantage

 

(Candidates with master degree qualification in above disciplines but with less experience will also be considered for the post.)

 

For more information on the work of the URA, please visit the website at http://www.ura.org.hk.


Full resume with present and expected salaries should be submitted via online application (please click this website address: https://careers.ura.org.hk/).


Closing date for application: 6 January 2021.  All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence and information provided will be used for the consideration of applications.  Applicants not invited for interview within four weeks from the closing date may consider their applications unsuccessful.


Personal data provided by job applicants will be treated in strict confidence and used strictly in accordance with our “Personal Information Collection Statement Pertaining to Recruitment” for recruitment purpose only.  A copy of the Statement is available on our website and obtainable on request.  Applicants may be considered for other suitable positions in the Authority and all personal data of unsuccessful applicants will be retained for a maximum of two years.

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