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莫永昌現任渠務署署長。他於一九九七年五月加入政府任職工程師,長期在工務體系內從事土木及渠務工程,累積近三十年工程規劃、設計、建造及管理的經驗。他於二〇一五年九月晉升為總工程師,二〇一八年七月晉升為政府工程師,並於二〇二一年六月晉升為首席政府工程師,其間負責多項渠務及防洪工程的統籌工作。二〇二三年十二月一日,他接替退休的彭雅妮出任渠務署署長。渠務署是香港的工務部門,負責規劃、設計、建造、營運及維修污水收集、雨水排放及防洪設施,包括污水處理廠、污水泵房、雨水渠、河道及防洪隧道等,並負責防治水浸、改善河道水質及推動污水處理及再用。署長為該署首長,統籌部門的整體運作及工程計劃,並就渠務策略及基礎設施的規劃向發展局提供意見。渠務署近年推展多項大型防洪及污水工程,包括雨水排放系統改善工程、淨化海港計劃餘下工程,以及搬遷及提升沙田及觀塘污水處理廠等項目,並引入「藍綠建設」及可持續發展概念,把渠務設施與社區及環境融合。渠務署前身於一九八九年由污水處理服務部及渠務部合併而成,其後逐步發展為專責污水處理及防洪的部門,多年來營運全港多間污水處理廠及雨水泵房,並推行雨水排放隧道及雨水轉運計劃等大型工程。莫永昌在工務部門服務多年,曾參與渠務及相關基建設施的規劃、建造與營運,熟悉工程的推行及管理。他上任後負責督導部門應對暴雨及風暴潮所引致的水浸風險,並推動以創新科技及「海綿城市」概念加強防洪能力,同時繼續推展污水基礎設施的改善工程,以配合本港的可持續發展及氣候變化所帶來的挑戰。
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Mr. Mok Wing-cheong is the Director of Drainage Services of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. He joined the Government as an Engineer in May 1997 and has spent nearly three decades in the public works system engaged in civil and drainage engineering, accumulating experience in planning, design, construction and management. He was promoted to Chief Engineer in September 2015, to Government Engineer in July 2018 and to Principal Government Engineer in June 2021, overseeing the co-ordination of drainage and flood prevention works. On 1 December 2023 he succeeded the retiring Pang Nga-lai as Director of Drainage Services. The Drainage Services Department is a public works department responsible for planning, designing, building, operating and maintaining sewage collection, stormwater drainage and flood prevention facilities, including sewage treatment works, sewage pumping stations, stormwater drains, river channels and flood storage tunnels, as well as preventing flooding, improving river water quality and promoting sewage treatment and reuse. As Director, he heads the department, oversees its operations and works programmes, and advises the Development Bureau on drainage strategy and infrastructure planning. The department has implemented major flood prevention and sewage projects, including improvements to the stormwater drainage system, the remaining stages of the Harbour Area Treatment Scheme, and the relocation and upgrading of the Sha Tin and Kwun Tong sewage treatment works, and has adopted 'blue-green' and sustainable design concepts to integrate drainage facilities with the community and the environment. The department traces its origins to the 1989 merger of the Sewage Services Division and the Drainage Division, and has since developed into the authority for sewage treatment and flood prevention, operating sewage treatment works and stormwater pumping stations and building drainage tunnels and stormwater transfer schemes. Mr. Mok has served in the public works departments for many years and has been involved in the planning, construction and operation of drainage and related infrastructure. As Director he oversees the department's response to flooding risks caused by heavy rain and storm surges, promotes the use of innovative technology and 'sponge city' concepts to strengthen flood resilience, and continues to advance improvements to sewage infrastructure.