Q1. What’s the day-to-day of your role like?

As the Team Lead of the Civil Department, my responsibilities encompass client engagement, budget oversight, and the day-to-day management of the team. This role requires a blend of technical expertise and interpersonal skills to ensure project success and client satisfaction.

Q2. Before working at AIS, what was the most unusual or interesting job you’ve ever had?

I’ve had the privilege of working on several high-profile rail projects, including the construction of new rail stations like the XRL – Rescue station in Kam Tin, and the West Island Line’s HKU station and its approach tunnel, among others. Each project brought unique challenges and learning opportunities.

Q3. How many years have you been with the company, and what attracted you to this role?

I’ve been with AIS for 8 years. The autonomy I received from my supervisor to engage directly with clients and recruit talent was a major draw. This allows me to have a sense of ownership and entrepreneurial spirit within my role!

Q4. What do you find the most challenging working at AIS?

Balancing the need to meet our budgetary goals while attracting top-tier talent to join our team presents a stimulating challenge, driving me to innovate and improve constantly.

Q5. What do you like most about AIS?

I cherish the family-like culture at AIS. There’s a genuine sense of care and support from the company, which not only enhances our work environment but also enriches our team dynamics.

Q6. What has been your favourite project or biggest accomplishment at AIS?

Leading the Integrated Waste Management Facilities (IWMF) project, Hong Kong’s first large-scale incinerator project stands out as a monumental accomplishment. It’s rewarding to contribute to environmental sustainability through innovative engineering.

Q7. Which benefits are your favourite and why?

One of the standout benefits at AIS is the comprehensive health coverage offered to all employees. It gives me peace of mind knowing that everyone here has access to excellent medical care, contributing to our team’s overall well-being and job satisfaction.

Q8. How would you describe the company culture here? What do you think sets this company apart from others?

AIS nurtures a familial atmosphere where every team member feels valued and supported. This culture of care sets us apart and enhances our collaborative efforts.

Q9. Are there any opportunities for growth or learning that you’re pursuing?

Transitioning from building to civil engineering has broadened my expertise and client interactions and enriched my professional experience and offering new growth opportunities.

Q10. Who are some of your biggest inspirations within the company?

Alex Kwan, with his exceptional leadership and in-depth M&A expertise. His vision drives our company forward, inspiring all of us to strive for excellence.

Q11. Describe your hobby.

Dragon boat training and race: Teamwork is most important in this sport. A strong player without team spirit cannot lead us to be a champion. But a weak player can pull down our whole team’s performance. In a race, all members need to contribute the same power and rhythm to win our competitors. It teaches the value of unity and collective effort, which I bring into my professional life.