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    Hkie Scheme A (Mechanical Engineering)

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    The document outlines the common core objectives for professional development and training. It covers topics such as the history and role of the HKIE; professional responsibilities and ethics; keeping up-to-date with technical developments; general personal development; communication skills; occupational safety and health; environmental legislation; leadership; management; and business operations. The objectives are intended to develop well-rounded engineers through involvement in their professional community, maintaining expertise, and strengthening both technical and soft skills.

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    Hkie Scheme A (Mechanical Engineering)

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    The document outlines the common core objectives for professional development and training. It covers topics such as the history and role of the HKIE; professional responsibilities and ethics; keeping up-to-date with technical developments; general personal development; communication skills; occupational safety and health; environmental legislation; leadership; management; and business operations. The objectives are intended to develop well-rounded engineers through involvement in their professional community, maintaining expertise, and strengthening both technical and soft skills.

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    The document outlines the common core objectives for professional development and training. It covers topics such as the history and role of the HKIE; professional responsibilities and ethics; keeping up-to-date with technical developments; general personal development; communication skills; occupational safety and health; environmental legislation; leadership; management; and business operations. The objectives are intended to develop well-rounded engineers through involvement in their professional community, maintaining expertise, and strengthening both technical and soft skills.

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    Hkie Scheme A (Mechanical Engineering)

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    Randolph Chow
    The document outlines the common core objectives for professional development and training. It covers topics such as the history and role of the HKIE; professional responsibilities and ethics; keeping up-to-date with technical developments; general personal development; communication skills; occupational safety and health; environmental legislation; leadership; management; and business operations. The objectives are intended to develop well-rounded engineers through involvement in their professional community, maintaining expertise, and strengthening both technical and soft skills.

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    COMMON CORE OBJECTIVES 1.

    Professional & General


    1.1 The HKIE Activities (a) History, role and organisation (b) Participation in the HKIEs activities including: (i) Involvement with The HKIE Committees (ii) Attendance at AGMs, Technical Meetings, Site Visits and other activities organised by the HKIE 1.2 Professionalism (a) The Responsibilities of the Engineer in Society (b) The HKIE Rules of Conduct related to :(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) The HKIE Employers/Clients General Public Colleagues K K K K G Code G ES initials and Date of Assessment K E C

    (c) Responsibilities of Professional Engineers related to :(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) Ethics Codes of Practice Expertise The community

    (d) Current Professional Affairs Keeping up-to-date with current technical developments related to the trainees discipline. Achieved either by: (i) Reading Hong Kong Engineer, and relevant local and international publications (ii) Making use of Information Technology (iii) Participating in Seminars, Conferences or Talks

    COMMON CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Professional & General


    1.3 General Personal Development (a) Keeping up-to-date with local, regional and international current affairs. Achieved either by: (i) (ii) (iii) (b) Reading periodicals, journals and newspapers Making use of Information Technology Participating in Seminars, Conferences or Talks Code G G ES initials and Date of Assessment K E C

    Involvement with local organisation or community services G

    1.4 Development of Personal Qualities (a) Innovative thinking (b) Interpersonal skills (c) Negotiation skills

    (d) Time management skills (e) Continuous Improvement

    1.5 Occupational Safety & Health (a) Relevant Legislation (b) Responsibilities of Professional Engineers to:(i) Employers (ii) Employees (iii) General Public (c) Safety Management Systems related to the trainees discipline 1.6 Environment (a) Relevant Legislation related to the trainee's discipline (b) Inter-relationship of technology with the environment in:(i) The work place (ii) The Society E K K E K K

    COMMON CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Professional & General


    1.7 Communication Ability to communicate (in English, and preferably also in Chinese) confidently and accurately:(a) Orally (i) Informal occasions (ii) Presentations (iii) Meetings Written (i) Memos (ii) Letters (iii) Instructions (iv) Reports (v) Resumes (vi) Technical Papers K Code G C ES initials and Date of Assessment K E C

    (b)

    1.8 Human Resources Management (a) (b) (c) Employment criteria Labour Deployment Staff Training

    1.9 Leadership & Management (a) (b) (c) (d) Qualities required of a leader Responsibilities of a leader Management skills Relationship between good leadership and good management skills Teamwork and Partnering Skills

    (e)

    COMMON CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Professional & General


    1.10 Own Organisation (a) (b) Size, History and Culture Relationships with Government Departments and other organisations Organisation Structure and Functions Office Manuals, Procedures and Practices Communication Systems Training and Career Developments Quality Assurance System Code G K ES initials and Date of Assessment K E C

    (c) (d) (e) (f) (g)

    1.11 Business Operations (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Intellectual Property Rights Productivity Information Technology Research and Development Finance Business Development

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