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Tai Kwun, Hong Kong's Centre for Heritage and Arts, seeks an experienced Facilities Manager to oversee 24/7 operations across its premises. You will manage building services, lead maintenance and improvement programs, and ensure safety, regulatory compliance and service quality.
The role demands strategic budgeting, vendor management and strong leadership in a high-heritage environment. With a background in building services or engineering and at least 15 years in facilities operations, you will
Responsible for 24/7 operations at Tai Kwun premises, ensuring all infrastructural and building service systems (including plumbing and drainage, HVAC, electrical and fire services systems) operate within safe, reliable and efficient parameters in accordance with statutory and operational requirements
Ensure efficient and effective delivery of facilities operations by managing resource planning in line with strategic business objectives, implementing and upkeeping of the facilities, equipment and maintenance services, planning space utilization, reviewing service standards, managing manpower deployment and driving process re-engineering
Formulate preventive and corrective maintenance programs and emergency response plans for remedial actions to ensure minimum disruption to business operations during unforeseeable emergency or crisis situations
Oversee the quality and execution of standard operating procedures and design follow-up programs to ensure services are delivered in a timely and efficient manner according to users’ requirements
Prepare and monitor annual budgets, capital works programs and operating budgets for the facilities to ensure expenses are maintained within budgets. Handle tender exercises, contract awards, procurement and payments in compliance with the company’s requirements
Lead and manage change at operational and management levels. Coach subordinates and monitor contractors’ performance. Conduct regular review of system performance and work processes to improve overall staff productivity and operational efficiency. Implement data collection and analysis to resolve shortfalls and drive continuous improvement
Maintain and enhance the occupational safety & health management system manual for in-house facilities management staff and contractors. Conduct regular safety inspections, issue hazard abatement notices, and examine contractors’ safety records and other related submissions
Integrate the latest technologies into facilities management to enhance system reliability, daily operations, energy, waste, safety, security and manpower management to streamline maintenance and sustainability practices
Perform any other ad hoc duties as assigned by the supervisor
Degree or above in Building Services, Engineering or relevant disciplines
Minimum 15 years of experience including 5 years at supervisory level in project development, installation, testing and commissioning as well as maintenance and operations of E&M, fire services, lighting, CCTV, other building services systems and building fabric. Experience in heritage buildings or performing arts settings is an advantage
Corporate Member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Building Services, Electrical or Mechanical Discipline) or equivalent
Knowledge of statutory regulations related to building services and able to provide technical direction for the development, design and system integration
Strong organizational, leadership and communication skills
Good command of spoken and written English and Chinese
Flexible in working irregular hours including weekends and public holidays
Tai Kwun is the Centre for Heritage and Arts, a place of inspiration, stimulation and enjoyment for all Hong Kong people.
It is situated in the restored Central Police Station compound, one of the most significant revitalisation projects in Hong Kong, comprising three declared monuments—the former Central Police Station, Central Magistracy and Victoria Prison.
The revitalisation project has been led by The Hong Kong Jockey Club in partnership with the Government of the Hong Kong SAR.
Tai Kwun is the trading name of The Jockey Club CPS Limited