4.20
As a result of difficulty in filling vacancies in the Branch, it was necessary to commission five structural consulting firms to carry out work for the Branch in order that the workload could be carried.
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To meet the increased workload under the Public Works Building 4.21 particularly the 10-Year Medical Services Programme, New Towns Programme the Branch has Programme and Government Quarters Construction Programme proposed to increase the number of Professional/Assistant Professional staff by about 11% and divide the staff into eight Groups. Under this proposal six of the Groups would be responsible for specific sections of the work of the Architectural Divisions while one Group would be responsible for the work of the Maintenance Branch and the remaining Group would deal specifically with computer work and Consultant liaison.
BUILDING SERVICES BRANCH
Government Building Services Engineer: Frank S.W. AU, B.Sc.(Eng.), C.Eng., M.I.E.E.
Chief Building Services Engineer:
W.M. HARRISON, B.Sc.Tech., C.Eng., M.I.E.E., M.I.H.V.E., A.M.B.I.M. KWOK Ping-ki, C.Eng., M.I.E.E., M.I.H.V.E., F.Inst.R., A.M.A.S.H.R.A.E.(Acting)
4.22 This Branch is under the overall control of the Government Building Services Engineer and is organised into two main Divisions, New Works and Maintenance. The New Works Division, headed by the Chief Building Services Engineer, is subdivided into five Sections, each under the supervision of a Senior Building Services Engineer, with its complement of Building Services Engineers, Assistant Building Services Engineers, Engineering Assistants and site supervisory staff. Four Sections each support an Architectural Division as well as carrying out building services projects, and one Section supports
Each Section is an Engineering Division of the Civil Engineering Office. responsible for the design, specification and supervision of the installation of electrical, lift, air-conditioning, refrigeration, mechanical services, liquefied petroleum and town gas services, and fire service installations in new public works projects (including Government Housing Estates and Hung Hom Development) and military new works projects. Now included in the scope of building services work is fire service installations, excluding portable fire fighting equipment. The Maintenance Division, headed by a Senior Building Services Engineer, has a similar complement of staff and is responsible for both the maintenance of electrical, lift, floodlighting, gas and fire service installations and the provision of air-conditioning in existing Government and H.B.M. Services establishments.
4.23
Within the Branch, an additional Section has been created for the purpose of modernizing building services installations in the older Government buildings. The work of this Section is known as Building Services Specific Services and will initiate modernization and improvement works which are beyond the scope of normal maintenance works.
4.24
In addition to projects designed within the Architectural Office, the Branch is responsible for the design, specification and the supervision of the installation of building services in buildings designed by private architects on behalf of the Government. The Branch has also commissioned
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4.20
As a result of difficulty in filling vacancies in the Branch, it was necessary to commission five structural consulting firms to carry out work for the Branch in order that the workload could be carried.
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S
To meet the increased workload under the Public Works Building 4.21
particularly the 10-Year Medical Services Programme, New Towns Programme
the Branch has Programme and Government Quarters Construction Programme proposed to increase the number of Professional/Assistant Professional staff by about 11% and divide the staff into eight Groups. Under this proposal six of the Groups would be responsible for specific sections of the work of the Architectural Divisions while one Group would be responsible for the work of the Maintenance Branch and the remaining Group would deal specifically with computer work and Consultant liaison.
BUILDING SERVICES BRANCH
Government Building Services Engineer: Frank S.W. AU, B.Sc. (Eng.), C.Eng., M.I.E.E.
Chief Building Services Engineer:
W.M. HARRISON, B.Sc.Tech., C.Eng., M.I.E.E., M.I.H.V.E., A.M.B.I.M. KWOK Ping-ki, C.Eng., M.I.E.E., M.I.H.V.E., F.Inst.R., A.M.A.S.H.R.A.E.(Acting)
4.22 This Branch is under the overall control of the Government Building Services Engineer and is organised into two main Divisions, New Works and Maintenance. The New Works Division, headed by the Chief Building Services Engineer, is subdivided into five Sections, each under the supervision of a Senior Building Services Engineer, with its complement of Building Services Engineers, Assistant Building Services Engineers, Engineering Assistants and site supervisory staff. Four Sections each support an Architectural Division as well as carrying out building services projects, and one Section supports
Each Section is an Engineering Division of the Civil Engineering Office. responsible for the design, specification and supervision of the installation of electrical, lift, air-conditioning, refrigeration, mechanical services, liquefied petroleum and town gas services, and fire service installations in new public works projects (including Government Housing Estates and Hung Hom Development) and military new works projects. Now included in the scope of building services work is fire service installations, excluding portable fire fighting equipment. The Maintenance Division, headed by a Senior Building Services Engineer, has a similar complement of staff and is responsible for both the maintenance of electrical, lift, floodlighting, gas and fire service installations and the provision of air-conditioning in existing Government and H.B.M. Services establishments.
4.23
Within the Branch, an additional Section has been created for the purpose of modernizing building services installations in the older Government buildings. The work of this Section is known as Building Services Specific Services and will initiate modernization and improvement works which are beyond the scope of normal maintenance works.
4.24
In addition to projects designed within the Architectural Office, the Branch is responsible for the design, specification and the supervision of the installation of building services in buildings designed by private architects on behalf of the Government. The Branch has also commissioned
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