Vehicle Maintenance Technical Advisory Committee

(Appointed by the Secretary for Transport and Logistics)

Enquiry:	Electrical and Mechanical Services Department 7/F, 3 Kai Shing Street, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Telephone:	2808 3545

Membership List
(1 July 2024 - 30 June 2026)

• Director of Electrical and Mechanical Services (Chairperson)
• Mr. FUNG Man-keung
• Mr. TANG Wing-hong
• Mr. LAM Hing-cheong
• Mr. YEUNG Ka-wo
• Mr. LAM Ming-hei
• Mr. MOK Chi-fai
• Mr. MA Sing-wai
• Mr. LIU Tat-ming
• Mr. CHANG Siu-kit
• Mr. CHUI Hau-leung
• Mr. YIP Lai-hing
• Mr. WONG Man-wai
• Mr. LEE Hong-yip
• Mr. WONG Chi-hang
• Mr. WONG Lik-kuen
• Mr. KUNG Wai-hung
• Mr. Wilson LAM Kit
• Mr. CHAN Tung
• Mr. LIU Keung
• Ms. Shenky WONG Shun Kwan
• A representative from Environmental Protection Department
• A representative from Transport Department

Secretary:

Senior Engineer/Vehicle Maintenance Registration 1, Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (Tel.: 3165 4887) (Fax: 3521 0243)

Terms of Reference

1. The VMTAC advises on the following in respect of the Voluntary Registration Scheme for Vehicle Mechanics (“VRSVM”) and the Voluntary Registration Scheme for Vehicle Maintenance Workshops(“VRSVMW”):-
   1. Development of the registration and renewal requirements for implementation of the registration for vehicle mechanics and workshops, as well as the relevant administrative arrangements;
   2. Means to encourage vehicle mechanics and workshops to participate in the registration schemes;
   3. Identification of training opportunities for vehicle mechanics that are relevant to the registration schemes, as well as other training issues related to the registration and renewal requirements;
   4. Implementation of monitoring mechanisms to uphold the standard of services provided by registered mechanics and workshops;
   5. The appeal mechanisms; and
   6. Review of the effectiveness of the registration schemes.
2. The VMTAC determines appeals made by any person aggrieved by a decision or action by the Vehicle Maintenance Registration Unit of the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department in respect of VRSVM and VRSVMW.
3. The VMTAC advises on the Government’s study of the merits and practicability of a mandatory registration scheme for the vehicle maintenance trade.

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