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Hong Kong
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The Chartered Institute of Logistics
& Transport in Hong Kong
The 2008-2010 Council
Immediate Past President
Mr. Anthony SW LAU, FCILT
Vice Presidents
Mr. Shiu Fai HO, FCILT
Dr. Stephen WC HO, FCILT
Dr. Becky PY LOO, FCILT
Mr. Jonathan TM YEUNG, FCILT
Hon. Secretary
Mr. Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT
Hon. Treasurer
Dr. Kenneth KH PANG, FCILT
Council Members
Dr. Dorothy TF CHAN, FCILT
Mr. Sam MS CHOW, FCILT
Ir Vincent P FONG, FCILT
Mr. Robert CL FOOTMAN, FCILT
Ir Dr. David CS HO, FCILT
Mr. Sunny LK HO, FCILT
Dr. Wing Tat HUNG, FCILT
Mrs. Miranda CM LEUNG, FCILT
Mr. Kelvin KY LEUNG, FCILT
Mr. Kong Yui LEUNG, FCILT
Mr. Timothy KK LI, FCILT
Mrs. Judy WL LI, FCILT
Mr. Yun Tai LI, FCILT
Mr. Peter YC NG, FCILT
Mr. Tony TAN, FCILT
Mr. Wing Hang TSANG, FCILT
Ir Paul HY TSUI, FCILT
Prof. Anthony GO YEH, FCILT
Mr. Frankie CM YICK, FCILT
Ms. Carolina LC YIP, FCILT
Dr. Jeff HY YEUNG, CMILT
Publication Committee
Ir Dr. David CS HO, FCILT
Mr. Shiu Fai HO, FCILT
Mr. Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT
Mr. Alok JAIN, CMILT
Miss Ruth SF LEE, CMILT
Dr. Stephen CH LEUNG, CMILT
The Chartered Institute of
Logistics & Transport in Hong Kong
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103 Hennessy Road,
Wanchai, Hong Kong.
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www.cilt.org.hk
▲ Second term of Logistics ITAC
Qualifications Framework for the
Logistics Industry
What is Qualifications Framework (QF)?
QF is a 7-level hierarchy of different qualifications awarded through an
associated quality assurance mechanism. The hierarchy starts from the lowest
Level 1 to the highest Level 7, against which all quality assured qualifications
can be benchmarked according to a set of Generic Level Descriptors.
The Logistics Industry has been taking part in implementing QF initiated by
the Education Bureau for the academic, vocational and continuing education
sectors, its primary objective is to promote lifelong learning through
quality education and training, thereby enhancing the overall quality and
competitiveness of the local workforce.
Why is QF needed in the Logistics Industry?
Logistics Industry is one of the four pillar industries in Hong Kong. Currently the
Logistics Industry is facing fierce competition from neighbouring regions and
challenges from the rapid technologisation of the industry. The QF initiative
helps the development of the Logistics Industry. This initiative is hence strongly
supported by the employers, employees, trade associations and professional
bodies.
Progress of QF Implementation in the Logistics Industry
The Education Bureau has assisted the Logistics Industry, among 11 other
industries, to set up its Industry Training Advisory Committee (ITAC) to take
forward the QF initiative forward. Since its establishment in May 2006,
the Logistics ITAC has been tasked with drawing up its Specifications of
Competency Standards (SCS) in respect of the “Shipping” and “Air Freight &
Express” branches of the industry, whilst the SCS of three other branches viz.
“Local Transport & Distribution”, “Terminals & Warehouses” and “Supporting
& Ancillary Services” will be drawn up at a later stage. The SCS will form very
good reference materials for curriculum design by various educational and
training providers, and for human resources development of employers.
To ensure that the final SCS is reflective of the competency requirements
and performance standards required of the industry, the draft must go
through intensive consultation among stakeholders in order to gain industrywide acceptance and recognition. In this connection, a series of industrywide consultation activities will be conducted during a 6-month period from
February to end July 2009.
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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong Kong
President
Prof. Sze Chun WONG, FCILT
Major uses of SCS
Employers
Employees
Training Providers
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Identify skill gaps and training needs
Design in-house training programmes
Enhance the effectiveness of human
resources management
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Encourage lifelong learning
Wider choice of suitable learning
programmes
Recognise prior experience and
competency
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Design training programmes to meet
the needs of the industry
Develop SCS-based courses
Enhance the quality of courses to
align with QF development
SCS consultation sessions
The first consultation session on the SCS for the Logistics industry was successfully
held on 11 March. It was organised by the Logistics ITAC and the objectives of the
consultation session were to introduce the implementation of QF in the logistics industry
and the uses of SCS. The consultation session started with the welcoming remarks by Ir
Dr. David Ho, Chairman of the Logistics ITAC. The other speakers included Mr. Albert
Lo, Convener of the SCS Drafting Subcommittee, Mr. Chan Kam Wing, Convener of the
SCS Drafting Working Group on Shipping, representatives from the Education Bureau
and professional writers.
▲ Speakers and guests of the SCS consultation With the aim to collect more views on SCS from the industry, the next consultation
session on 11 March 2009
session has been held on 16 April 2009.
Tasks Ahead
Thanks to the unstinting support of the ITAC members and related
stakeholders, QF development in the Logistics Industry has progressed
well as planned. Looking ahead, the Logistics ITAC will undertake the
following tasks (in coming two years): (a) to identify the training needs
of the industry and to promote the adoption of the SCSs for training
and HR purposes; (b) to encourage the design and launch of SCS-based
courses at different QF levels, and to encourage training providers to
provide articulation pathways; (c) to formulate the appropriate RPL
mechanism for the industry; (d) to prepare for the drafting of the
competency standards of the remaining three branches. The Logistics
ITAC appeals to the members of the industry to render support and
assistance to the above-mentioned tasks.
▲ Open discussion on the SCS consultation session on 11 March
2009
cilt international
CILT International Annual
General Meeting 2009
CILT International Council
Meeting 2009 (ICM2009)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 2009 Annual General
Meeting of the Institute will be held at the La Plantation Hotel,
Pointe Aux Piments, Mauritius on Tuesday 5 May 2009 at 14.00 to
conduct the following business:
The upcoming ICM will be held from 4th to 6th May 2009 at
Mauritius. Prof. SC Wong, President, Mr. Joseph Tsui, Hon.
Secretary, Mr. KY Leung, International Vice President, Dr. Dorothy
Chan, Chair of CILT International Membership & Education
Committee, Mr. Robert Footman, Council Member, Mrs. Judy
Li, Council Member, two YMC Members, Mr. Kenneth Law and
Miss Alice Yip, and Miss Harriet Leung, Executive Manager, will
represent CILTHK in attending the various committee meetings,
council meeting and the young members programme. Report of
ICM2009 will be published in the next issue of CILTHK Newsletter.
As Ordinary Business
111 To consider and if thought fit adopt the Accounts for the
year ended 31 December 2008 and the reports of the Council
and Auditors.
222 To re-appoint Mazars LLP as Auditors and to authorise
Council to agree their remuneration.
By Order of the Council
Bernard Auton FCILT
Director General and Secretary
1 April 2009
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the council
CILTHK President Award
Since the establishment of the Institute in Hong Kong in 1968, the development of CIT/CILT has been relying on the support and relentless
commitment of members. To recognise the outstanding contributions of individual members to the Institute, the Council has approved
the launching of a “President Award” for those members. The Standing Committee will propose a maximum of 2 nominations for awards
for Council’s approval each year. The Award will be presented at the AGM in September. Call for nominations will be publicised through
email, and posted on the CILTHK website in May.
professional activities committee
Two-day Course: Fact-findings in Arbitration and Management
of Evidence in Business? on 10th-11th January 2009
▲ Group photo with the speakers and the organisers
(from left to right) Mr. KY Leung, Prof. Philip Yang, Ms. Teresa Cheng, Dr. Vincent Ho, Prof. SC Wong, Dr. BL Luk, Ms. Rosita Lau, Mr. Albert Leung,
Mr. Timothy Li and Dr. HP Lo
Over 250 participants enrolled for this year’s 2-day course on arbitration which was jointly organised with City University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong Association of Risk Management and Safety and Hong Kong Institution of Engineers. The activity was held at City University
of Hong Kong on 10th and 11th January 2009. The Institute thanked all speakers - Prof. Philip Yang, Ms. Teresa Cheng, Mr. Albert Leung
and especially Ms. Rosita Lau who joined us for the first time.
Subsequent to the similar seminars in past few years, audiences were introduced with more in-depth knowledge relating to arbitration in
the area of Expert Evidence, collection and maintenance of evidence and also, the procedures of hearing.
Seminar: Hong Kong in Transition to a
Global Supply Chain Management Centre,
19th January 2009
This is an introduction to the completed study by HKU on the Hong Kong transport
and logistics sponsored by the Research Grant Council and Central Policy Unit of HKSAR
Government. Dr. James Wang, Associate Professor at Department of Geography, HKU shared
with the audience their recommendations to the Government, and the results of research
that confirmed Hong Kong has been going through a transitional period from a regional
load centre to a global supply chain management centre.
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Mr. Timothy Li presented a souvenir to the Speaker CILTHK
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Joint seminar: A Legal
Strategy for Shipping
Containers, 22nd January
2009
The seminar was co-organised with the Faculty of Law, HKU.
Their visiting lecturer Dr. Pierre-Jean Bordahandy, Senior Lecturer
at School of Law of the University of South Australia, was invited
to present the “new rules” (in legal aspects) especially designed
for containers. Dr. Bordahandy pointed out that was no unique
legal definition or conceptualisation of containers in the current
regulatory framework. In the presentation, he took the example
of the container demurrage issue which gave rise to a lot of legal
problems, and for which his recommendation for a solution was
provided.
▲ Prof. SC Wong, President of CILTHK, presented the souvenir to Dr. PierreJean Bordahandy
Seminar for Logistics Executive
– Mergers and Acquisitions,
23rd February 2009
Mr. Paul Chau, Principal Head of M&A Advisory of KPMG, who
is specialised in M&A and financial advisory services, was invited
to give an overview of the M&A process and generic valuation
methodologies. In the presentation, audiences were offered a
review of the M&A Market in China in 2008, and an explanation
of the typical process, pricing, major structuring issues and
associated risks. In conclusion, Mr. Chau supplemented his
presentation with a real case – Toll’s acquisition of BALtrans.
▲
Mr. Paul Chau (right) received the souvenir from Mr. Timothy Li,
Chairman of PAC
Joint Seminar: The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and
Greenhouse Gas Reductions of Station Precinct/Transit-oriented
Developments, 25th February 2009
▲
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is an arrangement
under the Kyoto Protocol allowing industrialised countries
with a greenhouse gas reduction commitment to invest in
projects that reduce emissions in developing countries as an
alternative to more expensive emission reductions in their
own countries. It is no doubt the urban transport sector
contributes to greenhouse gas emissions and is a prime target
for climate change mitigation strategies. Prof. John Black,
an international recognised academic for his research in the
planning and quantitative analysis of land use, transport and
the environment, shared the research studies of Delhi MRT and
its potential application to planned Jakarta MRT. The lecture
was jointly organised with the Centre of Urban Studies and
Urban Planning and Institute of Transport Studies, HKU.
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Prof. SC Wong, President of CILTHK, presented the souvenir to
Prof. John Black
Joint Visit: Tsing Ma Control Area, 7th March 2009
▲ Group photo taken before the Tsing Ma
Bridge
▲ Visiting of the Control Room
▲ Briefing of recovery vehicles and escort
service
In supporting the operation of the Hong Kong International Airport on the Lantau Island, a mass transport network and infrastructures
comprising roads, bridges, rail were built. The Tsing Ma Control Area (TMCA) covers 17 kilometres (10.5 miles) of main road network
serving the new airport, extending from the Mei Foo Interchange on the Tsing Kwai Highway to the Sunny Bay Interchange on the North
Lantau Highway, and taking in the Tsing Ma Bridge, the Kap Shui Mun Bridge, the Rambler Channel Bridge, the Cheung Tsing Tunnel
on Tsing Yi Island and the Ting Kau Bridge. A visit jointly held for members of CILTHK and HKIE-MC was organised on 7th March to the
Transport Infrastructure Management Limited, the operator for the Management, Operation and Maintenance Contract (MOM) for the
Tsing Ma Control Area, for a better understanding on traffic management.
Joint Visit: Guangzhou Study Tour, 28th March 2009
▲ Group photo taken at Guangzhou MTR's Haizhu Square Station construction
site with Guangzhou MTR staff/workers
The development in the transport and logistics in the mainland China is rapid.
A special study tour to Guangzhou was jointly organised with HKIE-MC and ▲ Souvenir presented by Dr. Vincent Ho on behalf of the 3
HKARMS for members to visit the Guangzhou Metro Corporation and the Hacis’
Institutes to Ms. Huang Jing Shan, Deputy General Manager
of Sinotrans Air Transportation Development Company
Inland Cargo Depot at the Guangzhou Airport International Logistics Park.
Limited (Business Partner of Hacis in Guangzhou)
The Institute would like to convey our heartfelt thanks to the Guangzhou
Production Safety Administration for coordinating the visit to Guangzhou MTR's construction site at Haizhu Square Station and the
Operation Control Centre at Da Shi. Through the visit, participants also learnt the logistics services provided by Hacis between Hong
Kong and the Pearl River Delta region.
Seminar: Business Intelligence Revolution for Logistics/
Transportation Industry, 31st March 2009
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It is no doubt that the advancement of technology greatly contributed to
the operation efficiency, and the recent development in Business Intelligence
applications makes it easier in generating the necessary analysis to facilitating
the business strategy and planning determination. Mr. Ken Lo and Miss
Emily Lee of Acise Technology Limited gave an in-depth introduction of the
BI technology and explained how the BI application works by demonstrating
one of the BI applications in the market – QlikView.
Mr. Eric Or (left) presented the Institute flag to Miss Emily Lee and Mr. Ken Lo of
Acise
The presentations provided at the above day-course and seminars can be downloaded from the Institute website by member’s login at IS-Disk/CILTHK Disk/CILTHK
Seminar Materials/
upcoming YMC activity
25th June 2009
Visit: Jiangmen Dah Chong Hong - SIMS Food Processing & Warehosuing Limited’s International Logistics Centre
For any enquiry and registration, please contact Miss Chili Lai at 2866-1018 or [email protected].
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quality assurance committee
▲ The Visiting Board met with Prof. Timothy Tong (2nd from the left) and Prof. Judy Tsui (1st from the left)
A Visiting Board led by Dr. Becky LOO had paid a visit to Hong
Kong Polytechnic University. It completed its accreditation
and re-accreditation of the following 11 transport/logistics
programmes from 3 departments on 20th January 2009.
Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies
111 BBA (Hons) in Global Supply Chain Management,
Full Exemption for 5 years from 01/2009 to 12/2013;
222 BBA (Hons) in International Shipping and Transport Logistics,
Full Exemption for 5 years from 01/2009 to 12/2013.
333 HDip in International Transport Logistics, Partial Exemption
for 6 PQE papers for 5 years from 01/2009 to 12/2013
444 MSc in International Shipping and Transport Logistics,
Full Exemption for 5 years from 01/2009 to 12/2013
555 PgD in International Shipping and Transport Logistics,
Partial Exemption for 6 PQE papers for 5 years from 01/2009
to 12/2013
666 MSc in Global Supply Chain Management, Provisional Full
Exemption for 1 year from 01/2009 to 12/2009
777 PgD in Global Supply Chain Management, Provisional Partial
Exemption for 1 year from 01/2009 to 12/2009
Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
111 MSc Industrial Logistics Systems,
Full Exemption for 5 years from 01/2009 to 12/2013;
222 BSc (Hons) in Logistics Engineering and Management, Provisional Full Exemption for 1 year from 01/2009 to 12/2009
Department of Civil and Structural Engineering
111 MSc in Civil Engineering (Transport Engineering),
Full Exemption for 5 years from 01/2009 to 12/2013
222 PgD in Civil Engineering (Transport Engineering),
Partial Exemption for 6 PQE papers for 5 years from 01/2009
to 12/2013
The Institute would like to thank the following members of the
Visiting Board:
Chairman: Dr. Becky LOO, FCILT
Vice President & QAC Member, CILTHK
Associate Professor - Department of Geography,
HKU
Members: Mr. HO Shiu Fai, FCILT
Vice President & QAC Member, CILTHK
Director - HOSF + Partners
Mr. LEUNG Kong-yui, FCILT
Council Member & QAC Member, CILTHK
Associate Head - College of Humanities and Law,
HKU SPACE
Mr. Edward HUI, CMILT
Managing Director - Hong Kong, Macau & South
China of DHL Global Forwarding (HK) Ltd.
Mr. Kennedy LI, CMILT
Deputy General Manager - CMA CGM & ANL (Hong
Kong) Shipping Agencies Ltd.
We express our heartfelt thanks to Prof. Timothy W. Tong,
President of HKPU, Prof. Judy Tsui, Dean of Faculty of Business,
Department Heads, Programme Leaders and teaching staff of
HKPU.
For the full list of accredited programmes by the Institute, please
refer to CILTHK website.
▲ Visiting the Business Automation Laboratory of DISE
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▲ Visiting the Transport and Highway
Engineering Laboratory of DCSE
education & training committee
中小企物流實戰工作坊
(SME Logistics Tactical Workshop)
In view of the impact of the Global Financial Crisis on the local economy especially the SMEs of the Logistics Industry, CILTHK is going to
organise the following series of SME Logistics Tactical Workshops with focus on finance, business strategy and human resources during
April to June 2009. They will serve as a platform for members to share their views and experiences, and guide them to ride over the tidal
waves of the Global Financial Crisis.
第一講： 財匱力絀 珠瑙必計
日期：
2009年4月25日（星期六）
時間：
上午10:30 - 下午1:30
嘉賓講者：劉健儀議員
（Ms. Miriam Lau Kin Yee）
第二講： 養精蓄銳 謀定後動
日期：
2009年5月20日（星期三）
時間：
晚上6:30 - 9:30
第三講： 承先啟後 培掖後進
日期：
2009年6月10日（星期三）
時間：
晚上6:30 - 9:30
The workshops are specially organised for members at managerial level or above in SMEs (all CILTHK members are also welcome to
apply.) They will be conducted in Cantonese free of charge. For any enquiry and registration, please contact Miss Tif Tam at 2877-0330
or [email protected].
What is Continuing Professional Development (CPD)?
From the Chair of Education and Training Committee – Mr. Tony Tan
CPD is defined as “the systematic maintenance, improvement and broadening of knowledge, skills and competence throughout a
professional’s working life.” It has always been considered to be good professional practice. The change is in its perceived importance in
the current business environment.
As a professional and a member of the CILT, you need to make a commitment to ensure that the knowledge and skills you gained when
qualifying for membership are systematically maintained at a suitable level. It is strongly recommended that you take a positive approach
to your personal and professional development. Members are required to maintain sufficient records and documentary evidence to
support their attendance or completion of CPD activities for a minimum of two years, and to provide such records and documentary
evidence when they are selected for a random audit to be conducted by the Institute.
CPD audit shall be carried out in May 2009. When selected for audit, you will receive a letter and accompanying information about
the documentation required, explanatory notes about the audit and CPD requirements – a minimum of 200 CPD points for the last two
years starting from 1st January 2007. You will be told the timeframe for responding, and given advice about what you should do if you
shall encounter difficulty in complying with the audit requirements and/or the timeframe.
Details of the CPD can be found in the Membership Handbook. The Guidance Notes of the CPD Audit Programme and the CPD Record
Sheet are all available for download from the Institute’s web site (www.cilt.org.hk/ Download Area). The Guidance Notes contain details
of the past activities and particulars of CPD points offered.
CPD is essential to maintaining up-to-date technical skills and knowledge of processes, technology and legislation. The CPD audit will be
commenced shortly, please have your records ready! Your support for developing the culture of continuing professional development is
very much appreciated. Please feel free to contact the administration on 2877-0330 or email to [email protected] if you have any enquiries.
New Books at the CILTHK Library
Name of Book
Author
Publisher
Year
Intelligent Freight Transportation
Edited by Petros A. Ioannou
CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group
2008
International Journal of Sustainable Transportation
Taylor & Francis Group
Vol. 3/No. 1/Jan-Feb 2009
Jan 2009
Vol. 3/No. 2/Mar-Apr 2009
Mar-Apr 2009
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education & training committee
CILTHK Student Day 2009
The Student Day 2009
was co-organised by
CILT Hong Kong and the
Hong Kong University of
Science and Technology
(HKUST) on 21st March
2009. There were nine
participating teams
from HKU School
of Professional and
Continuing Education,
Hong Kong College
of Technology, Hong
▲ Prof. SC Wong (left), President of CILTHK, K o n g I n s t i t u t e o f
presented the souvenir to Prof. Fugee
Vocational Education
Tsung, Dept Head of IELM HKUST
(Tsing Yi), Hong Kong
Shue Yan University, Lingnan University, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, The Hong
Kong University of Science & Technology and Macau University of
Science and Technology.
The Champion of the CILTHK Student Day 2009 went to The Hong
Kong University of Science & Technology, and their presentation
topic was ‘Cooperation rather than Competition among ports in
the Pearl River Delta region to establishing the world-class logistics
hub’. Using the SWOT analysis, the students’ analysis on the
strength and weakness of each port and the ways of cooperation
were recognised by the Judging Panel for the championship. The
First Runner-up went to Hong Kong Shue Yan University, The Hong
Kong Polytechnic University was awarded the Second Runner-up.
▲ Judges (from left to right) Mr. Tsang Ming-tak, Mr. Li Yun-tai, Mr. Li
Man-hong, Ms. Miriam Lau, Mr. Lee Yiu-wing Nelson, Mr. Fok Choifook Kenrick and Mr. Chan Kam-cheung Sydney
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The Judging Panel was led by Ms. Miriam Lau, Legislative
Councillor, with 6 members representing different sectors in the
transport and logistics industry. They were Mr. Chan Kam-cheung
Sydney, Director of Ace Protrans Forwarding Ltd., Mr. Fok Choifook Kenrick, General Manager of Long Win Bus Co., Ltd., Mr. Lee
Yiu-wing Nelson, General Manager – Planning & Service of Asia
Airfreight Terminal Co., Ltd., Mr. Li Man-hong, Director Airfreight
& Customer Service of DHL Global Forwarding (HK) Ltd., Mr. Li Yuntai, Deputy Operations Director of MTR Corporation Ltd and Mr.
Tsang Ming-tak, Director and General Manager of OOCL Logistics
(HK) Ltd. Performance of all participating teams were impressive.
Their analysis and recommendations have reflected their adequate
preparation for this competition and their good understanding of
the industry.
The Institute appreciated the support from members of the ‘Rock &
Rail’, the Chinese Orchestra of the MTR Corporation, whom offered
the musical performance in the intermission section this year.
▲ Students of HKUST received the Champion trophy from Ms. Miriam Lau
CILTHK Essay Competition 2009
“Sustainable Development in Transport and Logistics”
“向世界各地介紹香港運輸物流業界的發展”
▲ Prof. SC Wong (left), President
o f C I LT H K , p r e s e n t e d t h e
souvenir to Mr. Li Man-hong
of DHL for appreciating their
sponsorship
To encourage and stimulate
interest of students of secondary
schools in Hong Kong’s transport
and logistics development, the
CILTHK has organised the 7 th
Essay Competition this year. The
prize presentation of this annual
event was held in conjunction
with the CILTHK Student Day
2009 at HKUST on 21st March
2008. The Institute would like to
express our heartfelt thanks to
DHL Global Forwarding (HK) Limited
for their generous sponsorship for
the event. Submissions of essays can
be made by individual or in a team
of three. The winners of the CILTHK
Essay Competition 2009 are:
Chinese Stream – Junior Group
Champion:
Ng Chi-lok of Shau Kei Wan East Government
Secondary School
1st Runner-up: Chan Sum-ying, Kwok Oi-man and Cheung Wingsze of Lingnan Hang Yee Memorial Secondary
School
2nd Runner-up: Chan Tai-hei and Tsui Wai-fung of Hong Kong
King’s College
Merits:
Lui Chi-man and So Hoi-ki of H.K. & Kln Kaifong
Women’s Association Sun Fong Chung College
Joanne Lee of Lingnan Hang Yee Memorial
Secondary School
Liu Enoch Man-to of St. Margaret's Co-educational
English Secondary and Primary School
Chinese Stream – Senior Group
Champion:
Lau Chun Han of Yan Chai Hospital No. 2 Secondary
School
1st Runner-up: Lau Wing-han, Yu Wing-sum and Law Pui-ling of
Shau Kei Wan East Government Secondary School
2nd Runner-up: Nip Man-hing of Lions College
English Stream – Junior Group
Champion:
Leung Kin-chung, Hui Chun-yiu and Li Yik-kin of
Sing Yin Secondary School
1st Runner-up: Ngo Hiu-ching and Ngo Pui-ying of St. Catherine’s
School for Girls
2nd Runner-up: Tse Yik-ching of True Light Girls’ College
Merits:
Chiu Hei-tung, Lai Chung-sing and Chung Tsz-kan
of Sing Yin Secondary School
English Stream – Senior Group
Champion:
Siu Ying-ying of St. Mark’s School
1st Runner-up: Ho Siu-lap of Shatin Pui Ying College
2nd Runner-up: Lo Sum-yuen Angela of St. Paul’s Convent School
Merits:
Tse Cheuk-lam of Sha Tin Government Secondary
School
Cheung Yuk-lam, Lai Tat-shing and Kai Ka-ying of
Shau Kei Wan East Government Secondary School
Lee Kin-keung of Yan Chai Hospital No. 2
Secondary School
The support from schools and all supporting organisations made
the event a success. We thank all members of the judging panel for
their effort in the two-round assessments:
1st round assessment
Dr. Ng Ka-chui Isaac (Chief Judge), Lecturer of City University of
Hong Kong
Dr. Law Chui-chui Monica, Assistant Professor of Hong Kong Shue
Yan University
Dr. Lun Yuen-ha Venus, Lecturer of the Hong Kong Polytechnic
University
Prof. Qi Xiangtong, Assistant Professor of the Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology
Dr. Yeung Hoi-yan Jeff, Director of Supply Chain Management
Research Centre of the Chinese University of Hong Kong
2nd round assessment
Mr. Fan Kwok-leung, Senior Transport Inspector, HKSAR
Mr. Ho Hei-lik, School Page Project Manager of Hong Kong
Economic Times
Merits:
Kwan Siu-ming of Lingnan Hang Yee Memorial
Secondary School
Miss Wong Kwok-ling Emmy, Principal Assistant Secretary
(Transport), HKSAR
Wong Lok-yiu of Lingnan Hang Yee Memorial
Secondary School
Mr. Wong Kwok-sing Terence, Vice Chairman of Communication
Committee, CIM HK
Mike See of Lions College
Cheng Lai-yin, Wong Yuk-ting and Li Yuk Mui of
Shau Kei Wan East Government Secondary School
▲ Lau Chun-han, Champion ▲ N g C h i - l o k , C h a m p i o n o f
of the Chinese Senior Group,
the Chinese Junior Group,
▲ Leung Kin-chung, Li Yik-kin and Hui Chun- ▲ Siu Ying-ying, Champion of the received the prize from Mr. Fan
received the prize from Prof. Qi
yiu (from left to right), Champion of the
English Senior Group, received Kwok-leung
Xiangtong
English Junior Group, received the prize
the prize from Mr. Terence Wong
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young members committee
Site visit to South-China International Logistics Centre
on 27th February 2009
YMC was very much honoured to have the opportunity to visit
the South-China International Logistics Centre (SILC) at Shenzhen
on 27th February. SILC was established in 2007. It is located
in Lunghua, central part of Shenzhen, and is well-linked to the
boundary checkpoints of Hong Kong and the freeway from
industrial hinterland. It is one of the 6 logistics parks under
Shenzhen Municipal Government’s 11th Five-year Outline Plan.
SILC is positioned as “Inland Logistics Port” with its geographical
advantage on competition. It is also the first operator of “Green
Lane” to simplify the process of cargo movement.
▲ Group photo taken in front of the South-China Logistics Service
Building
▲ Ir Paul Tsui, Chairman of YMC, was presenting souvenir to Mr. Gary Suen, Vanquish Holdings Limited
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SILC provides different kinds of supporting services including
Green Lane Express, empty container depot, cargo interchange and
bonded warehouse etc. Members received a presentation of SILC’s
company profile, and visited the control centre. Finally they joined
a coach tour to observe the operation of container depot and
warehouse. Our members enjoyed this comprehensive visit and
had a pleasant afternoon. Thanks for the arrangement of SILC and
the support of our members.
marketing &
promotion committee
CILTHK Young Achiever
Award
The competition will be opened for entry soon. Two categories
of awards will be presented to Enterprise and SME (with staff
less than 100 staff) respectively in recognising their outstanding
achievements in the industry. New rules have also been set that
submission and presentation can be made in either Chinese or
English. Further announcements on the related arrangement will
be posted by email and on the Institute website later.
The CILTHK Council is pleased to announce the launch of CILTHK
Young Achiever Award. Its principal initiative is to provide
encouragement and recognition for the younger members with
outstanding performance. The winner of CILTHK award shall be
considered for nomination to compete for the CILT International
Young Achiever Award in the subsequent year. Details of the
application will be publicised through email and posted on the
CILTHK website later.
membership committee
Member Profile
Mr. John Chiu-yin HUI, BBS, FCILT
A professional public transport operator who is keen to reduce hazards at sea.
Mr. Hui was appointed Director and General Manager of a local ferry service company and a cross boundary
ferry company in January 2000. His first task was the introduction of frequent and regular ferry schedules
to meet the demand of his passengers within the financial capabilities of his companies. His next move
was the introduction of disciplinary actions and reward schemes to strengthen the awareness of his staff on
safe operation of his fleet. The significant drop in the number of accidents at sea resulting in injuries to his
passengers had reflected the success of his actions.
Mr. Hui was keen in strengthening the training to his operational staff. In addition to sending them to
a wide variety of training courses both locally and overseas, he introduced high standard of operational
exercises to raise the awareness of his crew members on safety and environmental protection matters. His effort was fully supported by the
various government and law enforcement agencies, which took part and steered the many joint exercises conducted in Hong Kong waters.
Mr. Hui retired in January 2009 but has continued to conduct talks and presentations on management, safety and environmental protection
issues to various training institutions.
new & upgrade members
UPGRADE to FCILT Members
CHOW Man-sang Sam
HO Lap-kee Sunny
LI Yun-tai
YIP Lai-ching, Carolina
NEW FCILT Members
CHAN Kan-ip, Philip
LEE King-shun, Kingson
LINN Hon-chung, Ambrose
SIU Hon-wah, Thomas
UPGRADE to CMILT Members
KWAN Ka-mun
KWOK Che-yan
LAU Chui-ngo
LI Ping-hung
NEW CMILT Members
CHAN Kit-chu
CHEUNG William
LAM Lai-fong, Josephine
LAU Kwai-fong, Connie
LAW Man-fai
LEE Chung-yee
LEUNG Ka-wai, Ray
LEUNG Pak-hei
MAK Po-ling
POON Ka-lok, Dannis
TAI Chi-hon
TSANG Yuen-man
WELLINS Charles
WONG Chi-on
WONG Hang-yee
WONG Pik-lin, Belle
YIM Man-lung
UPGRADE to MILT Members
KU Tsang
WONG Wing-hong
NEW MILT Members
CHAN Wai-chi
CHENG Man-yuen
CHEUNG Yik-man
CHEUNG Yuen-mei
LEE Sau-fong, Celia
SHUM Wai-keung, Raymond
TANG Keung
TSE Shuk-yee
WONG Hung-wai
YEUNG Yim-yuen, Danny
UPGRADE to Affiliate Member
TAM Ho-hang
NEW Affiliate Members
CHENG Chit-yung
CHIU Ming-sze, Benny
FONG Chi-ho
HO Ka-yi
NG Chi-kit
SO Hao-feng, Adrian
YUNG Pui-yan
NEW Student Members
CHAN Wing-shan
CHENG Kai-hung
CHUA Chun-sing, Eric
CHUNG Wing-shan
KWAN Cheuk-lam
LAI Sinn-chong
LAM Kiu-kwong
LEUNG Ka-yi
POON Yuen-ching, Cheryl
SOH Chun-wah
SZETO Ching-nam
WONG Hau-yan
WONG Pan-ho
YU Kwok-lun
New Members' list up to 9 April
2009
(Remarks: Election Date from 10
Dec 2008 to 9 Apr 2009)
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CPD activities
CILTHK events:
2009-04-25
E&T Workshop: 中小企物流實戰工作坊 (SME Logistics Tactical Workshop)
(40 CPD points/workshop)
2009-05-16
Joint Visit: Tsing Yi MTR Control Center (co-organisers: HKIE, HKARMS) (40
CPD points)
CILTHK supported / endorsed conferences:
2009-04-24
HKIE-MMNC Conference on Advanced Technology in Transportation for
a Better Environment
2009-05-22
International Conference on Planning for Low Carbon Cities
2009-05-22
CSR Forum 2009: Responsibility and Business Practice - Diversity in Efforts,
Unity in Goals
2009-05-24 to 27 The 3rd International Forum on Shipping, Ports and Airports (IFSPA)
2009-05-29
Distinguished Transport Lecture Series 2009 of the Institute of Transport
Studies, HKU
- 1st Lecture: Regional Economic Competition and Containerized Freight
Shipping: A Study of Regional Accessibility in the United States and
Lessons for China
2009-07-16 to 18 The 18th International Symposium on Transportation and Traffic Theory
2009-07-20 to 22 The 11th International Conference on Advanced Systems for Public
Transport
2010-06-02 to 04 The 12th International Conference on Mobility and Transport for elderly
and Disabled Persons (TRANSED 2010)
Visit of Malaysian Delegation
A group of 18 academics from the Malaysia Institute of Transport
(MITRANS) and Universiti Teknologi Mara Malaysia led by
Prof. Sabariah Mohamad had made a study tour to Hong Kong
during 25th-27th March 2009. MITRANS has been appointed
by the Malaysia Logistics Council to be its center of excellence
to facilitate policy research and human capital development.
Coordination of the below meetings and visits were offered
and we, on behalf of the delegates, would like to thank again
the Transport Department and all receiving companies for the
arrangement and sharing of information.
25th Mar 2009
Visited Hactl, Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies of HKPU
26th Mar 2009
Visited the Transport Department, and had a tour around Hong
Kong/Kowloon/New Territories, and received a briefing on the
transport and logistics infrastructures
▲ Group photo at the Transport Department
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▲ Visited CY Tung International Centre for Maritime Studies at HKPU
27th May 2009
Visited KMB, MTRC and met the Chairman and representatives of
the Kowloon Taxi Owners Association
▲ Group photo at the KMB Lai Chi Kok Depot