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機電工程署舉辦「建築物優良操作和維修作業」研討會 推出暖通空調裝置懶人包推動業界發展 (只有中文版本)
2026-03-09

圖示發展局副秘書長(工務)3何英傑於研討會上致歡迎辭 。
由機電工程署主辦的「建築物優良操作和維修作業」研討會於二零二六年三月三日圓滿舉行 。是次研討會邀請了首屆「建築物優良操作和維修作業大獎」的獲獎大廈管理團隊,包括機場管理局、南豐物業管理、香港置地及多間大型物業管理公司的講者,與業界深入交流,從安全、風險管理、效率提升及創新等角度講解真實案例及分享實踐心得,藉此提升行業標準及促進專業交流。
發展局副秘書長(工務)3何英傑於研討會上擔任主禮嘉賓並致歡迎辭 。機電工程署署長潘國英聯同副署長(營運服務)周厚強及助理署長/2謝樂謙亦有出席支持,並向一眾業界講者致送感謝狀 。周厚強為大會總結時表示,優良操作不是單靠政府部門就能成事,而是要結合業界、專業學會、學術界和不同營運機構的智慧與實踐,透過不斷「發掘好例子」、「分享好經驗」、「落實好做法」,共同把建築物機電管理水平推向新台階。
為加強宣傳效果及加快提升行業水平,機電工程署於研討會上正式推出首款關於「暖通空調裝置」的優良操作與維修作業懶人包 。該懶人包將《優良操作和維修作業手冊及指引》的內容簡化並抽出重點 ,為業界提供三大實務建議,包括數碼化資產資料、主動審查並優化系統及定期進行應急演習培訓。
歡迎點擊以下連結重溫研討會精彩內容及下載「暖通空調裝置優良作業」懶人包:
.研討會專題討論影片可按此處瀏覽。
.「暖通空調裝置優良作業」懶人包可按此處瀏覽。
機電工程署自二〇二二年推出一套八本的《優良操作和維修作業手冊及指引》電子手冊,為業界提供實務指引 。署方期望日後能有更多機會與業界合作,一起為香港社會創造出更安全、更高效的環境 。
圖示發展局副秘書長(工務)3何英傑(左八)、機電工程署署長潘國英(左七)、機電工程署副署長(營運服務)周厚強(右七)、助理署長/2謝樂謙(左六)與講者們合照。。
圖示業界積極參與研討會。
圖示講者們以專題討論方式,深入淺出講解優良作業實例,並分享實踐心得。



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