HIT reports 70pc fewer accidents and 20pc fewer injuries in H1
Time：2016-08-04
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As a result of company health and safety and health initiatives, he told the employees, there had also been a 20 per cent reduction in the injury rate.
The gathering of employees also took the time to honour HIT`s engineering most improved apprentices with Hong Kong Labour Department awards.
Tang Siu Hin was selected as one of the 10 awardees of most improved trainees under the Hong Kong Governnment`s Youth Employment and Training Programme (YETP) 2016.
The award recognises trainees` improvement in personal growth, leadership skills or working performance.
Tang Siu Hin joined HIT in May 2014 and is undergoing a four-year apprenticeship, in which both theoretical and practical training as well as rotation opportunities in different sections are provided for developing his all-round and professional technical skills.
HIT is keen to nurture future talents for the port industry by offering students various training and placement opportunities, said the HIT statement.