Chung Alex
About Chung Alex
Chung Alex is the Resident Chief Technical Officer at Arup and a part-time lecturer at the Construction Industry Council. He has extensive experience in construction safety and inspection roles across various international locations.
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Chung Alex is currently serving as the Resident Chief Technical Officer at Arup, a position he has held since 2012. His role involves overseeing technical operations and ensuring the successful execution of construction projects. Additionally, he has been imparting his expertise to students as a part-time lecturer at the Construction Industry Council in Kowloon since 2007.
Professional Experience at Arup
At Arup, Chung Alex has extensive experience spanning over a decade. He initially joined the company in 2003 as the Resident Senior Inspector of Works, a role he held for nine years. In 2012, he was promoted to Resident Chief Technical Officer, continuing to contribute to key projects and technical oversight in the London office.
Professional Experience at Aecom
Chung Alex contributed to Aecom from 1999 to 2003 as a Resident Safety Manager. In this capacity, he was responsible for ensuring safety standards and protocols on various construction sites in Los Angeles, California. His role involved rigorous safety assessments and the implementation of safety measures to protect workers and adhere to regulations.
Roles at Airport Authority Hong Kong
Prior to his tenure at Aecom, Chung Alex worked at Airport Authority Hong Kong. He held two significant roles: Assistant Construction Superintendent from 1993 to 1995 and Construction Safety Advisor from 1995 to 1999. In these positions, he was involved in supervising construction activities and advising on safety protocols to minimize risks and ensure compliance with safety standards.
Educational Background
Chung Alex has a comprehensive educational background in safety and engineering. He earned a bachelor's degree in Occupational Safety from Curtin University in 2000. His studies include Industrial Safety and Civil Engineering at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University from 1987. He also studied at The Chinese University of Hong Kong from 1970, and at the University College of Estate Management, graduating in 2001.