Shanghai – Chongming North Channel Bridge
Building transportation networks; delivering much-needed flood protection; creating new water resource and treatment systems; and designing new towns and cities for people to settle in – these are just some of the challenges China faces in its desire to raise living standards and increase prosperity.
And at Halcrow, we’re committed to playing our part in this by delivering key planning, design and management skills. Providing specialised infrastructure services, we aim to become a dynamic, niche player - highly valued by our clients and partners for our ability to help improve the quality of people’s lives.
To help us, we employ – and seek to employ - the best people in their field. We attract and retain them by providing stimulating, high-performance careers. Combined with our strong sense of direction, this will turn us into a strong, agile and responsive business with a finely-tuned understanding of China.
If you want to learn more about how Halcrow can help meet your challenges, click here to email the Beijing office and tell us more and we’ll get back to you.
If you’re interested in talking to Halcrow about a career, click here to email Cindy Tang our HR manager. Alternatively, click here to visit our recruitment site and view our current opportunities.
Whoever you are, we should probably be talking.
SIPEC
Shanghai International Port Engineering Consultants (SIPEC) is a joint venture company involving Halcrow, the Shanghai Port Authority, and local harbour design institutes. The firm specialises in engineering consultancy in the port and marine industry. Qualified as a Grade A consultancy and a Grade A engineering supervisor, SIPEC undertakes all sizes of marine projects and associated facilities in China.
Services include planning and feasibility studies, facility appraisals and technical assessments, development of project tender document, construction and equipment procurement consulting, and site supervision work.
Major projects involving SIPEC include:
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Yangshan deep-water port development phases I, II and III |
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Waigaoqiao Port Area development phases II, III, IV, V |
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Shanghai container terminal rehabilitation |
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