Assistant Marine Officer: Harbor Operations & Training

Civil Service Bureau; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid leave

Medical and dental benefits

Housing assistance

Job summary

The Civil Service Bureau invites applications for the post of Assistant Marine Officer with the Marine Department in Hong Kong. You will oversee the regulation of ports, shipping and local craft, and coordinate search and rescue operations across the region.

The role requires a maritime degree, a valid Deck Officer Class 3 or higher certificate, and language plus legal test qualifications. Civil service terms apply, with probation and training linked to professional qualifications.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline relating to the maritime field from a university in Hong Kong or equivalent.
• Certificate of Competency (Deck Officer) Class 3 or above issued by or acceptable to the Director of Marine.
• HKDSEE/HKCEE Level 2 in Chinese and English or equivalent language proficiency.
• Pass result in the Basic Law and National Security Law Test.

Responsibilities

• Controlling and regulating ports, shipping and local craft, public cargo working areas and ferry terminals, and coordinating search and rescue operations.
• Managing Government Fleet operations and district marine offices.
• Planning the development of the port.
• Assisting in training officers in the Department.
• Combating marine pollution.
• Providing harbour mooring services and hydrographic charting services.

Education

Bachelor's degree in maritime field

Certificate of Competency (Deck Officer) Class 3 or above

Job description

The Civil Service Bureau invites applications for the post of Assistant Marine Officer with the Marine Department in Hong Kong. You will oversee the regulation of ports, shipping and local craft, and coordinate search and rescue operations across the region.

The role requires a maritime degree, a valid Deck Officer Class 3 or higher certificate, and language plus legal test qualifications. Civil service terms apply, with probation and training linked to professional qualifications.