Instructor (Metal Work)

An Instructor (Metal Work) is mainly deployed on (a) supervising persons in custody in correctional facilities, and training and instructing those engaging in metal work production; (b) overseeing work processes including metal guillotining, cutting, welding, boring, grinding, painting, testing and packaging, material estimation, production planning and scheduling, quality assurance, machines and equipment operation and maintenance; (c) assisting Technical Instructor in preparing vocational training materials and teaching related classes; (d) enforcing the Code of Practice of Occupational Safety & Health and related regulations; and (e) performing any other duties as assigned. (Note: Subject to the provisions of the Prisons Ordinance; the appointee may be required to wear uniform, work shifts, work in remote areas and live in departmental quarters.)

Candidates should (a) have completed an apprenticeship or institutional training in metal work industry; or be able to furnish evidence that they have had at least 5 years’ working experience in metal work production [Note 1 under Entry Requirements]; (b) have attained a level of proficiency in Chinese and English Languages equivalent to Secondary 3 standard; and be able to speak fluent Cantonese and simple English; (c) undergo and pass a trade test in metal work [Note 2 under Entry Requirements]; and (d) have a pass result in the Basic Law and National Security Law Test [Note 3 under Entry Requirements].