Working alongside a wonderful team in The Peak Complex, we are seeking Technician Trainees to support our Engineering Team. 

An exceptional working opportunity in a professional engineering team 

A comprehensive 2-year development programme aimed at cultivating talent, enhancing skills and competencies, and facilitating meaningful opportunities for career advancement 

Market-leading remuneration including 5-day work week, 3-day carers leave, medical insurance coverage (including dependents), non-contributory retirement plan and performance bonus 

 

Key Accountabilities: 

Undergo a 2-year training programme with on-the-job training and mentorship scheme 

Perform routine and ad hoc inspection and maintenance works on mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment 

Investigate and diagnose faults of mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment 

Assist in the supervision of contractors’ work 

Carry out daily examination of all controls and safety devices prior to commencing passenger operations 

Assist in engineering projects and system development 

Working in flex-time is required (including overnight) 

 

General Requirements: 

A final year student with Higher Diploma in Electrical / Mechanical Engineering 

A team player with good communication and interpersonal skills 

Good in written and spoken Chinese and English 

  

We are delighted to receive your resume for further consideration through HSH Career Site and will communicate directly with suitable qualified applicants. 

 

 

About The Peak Complex

One of the world’s most spectacular city skyline views can be found at Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak, with The Peak Tower offering a dynamic retail and commercial property. Our journey started in 1888 when the Peak Tram was established as Asia’s first funicular railway, and an hour-long trip to the Peak by sedan chair was replaced by an exhilarating ride of under ten minutes. Today, this remarkable feat of engineering remains one of the most photographed icons of Hong Kong and is one of the top tourist attractions in the city, carrying six million passengers annually.