Dragages Hong Kong is honoured to receive the 2021 Outstanding Contractor Award for Professionalisation from the Construction Industry Council.

The award recognises Dragages Hong Kong’s contribution to the pursuit of construction quality excellence in Hong Kong and the efforts it has taken to promote and practice industry professionalism. The inaugural Award Presentation Ceremony was held on 2 December 2021 at Government House. Mr. Wes JONES, Managing Director of Dragages Hong Kong, received the award from Mr. Michael Wong Wai-lun, JP, Secretary for Development.

Nominations were evaluated through multiple performance indices, including company initiatives to nurture organisational professionalism; staff professional qualifications; dedication to operational professionalism; and contribution to elevating professionalism in the local construction industry.

Dragages Hong Kong is delighted that the selection panel has recognised its performance and appreciated the efforts taken to share the company’s best practices. These include supporting staff development through professional training opportunities; the continuous refinement of management systems; and the promotion of equal opportunities and gender balance in the workplace.  The company also actively collaborates with local and overseas universities and keeps pace with the latest digital construction technologies.

Mr. Wes JONES, said, “The award recognises our initiatives to enhance service quality and our commitment to seeding a culture of professionalism. We leverage the network of a large multi-national corporation with know-how in design, construction, operation, and innovation. Our 65 years of construction experience in Hong Kong have shaped us into an industry pioneer with solid local knowledge in managing multifarious construction projects. We celebrate this award by reaffirming our commitment to excellence. We will continue to advance professionalisation for the betterment of the industry, strengthening engagement with our industry partners and communities to benefit future generations.”