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Working alongside a wonderful team in The Peak Complex, we are seeking an Internship (Tram Engineering) to support our Engineering Team.

• An exceptional working opportunity in a professional engineering team
• Comprehensive training programs to build technical capabilities

Key Accountabilities:

• Assist in conducting routine inspections, servicing, and preventive maintenance of tramcar systems and the track side equipment under supervision
• Undertake engineering projects related to the tram system
• Observe and assist in monitoring contractor work to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards

General Requirements:

• A final-year student pursuing a Higher Diploma in Mechanical, Marine, Electrical Engineering or holding an equivalent certification
• A team player with good communication and interpersonal skills
• Good in written and spoken Chinese and English

Career Development Opportunity :

• Upon successful completion of the internship and subject to satisfactory performance, interns may be offered the opportunity to join our Technician Trainee Programme, continuing their engineering development journey for a further 24 months.

We are delighted to receive your resume for further consideration through HSH Career Site and will communicate directly with suitable qualified applicants.

The Peak Tram and Tower

The Peak Tram and Peak Tower are iconic attractions in Hong Kong, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline from Sky Terrace 428. The 6th generation tram car, with its bespoke green design, pays homage to over 130 years of heritage and can accommodate up to 210 passengers. Established in 1888 as Asia’s first funicular railway, the Peak Tram has become one of the most photographed icons, transporting six million passengers annually. Ascending to a height of 396 meters above sea level, it remains the premier way to reach The Victoria Peak, blending historical charm with modern convenience.