Service locations

• Victoria Harbour and nearby key waters, including Central, Sheung Wan, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Shau Kei Wan, Kwun Tong, Sai Kung, Tolo Harbour (Tai Po) and more.
• Typhoon shelters including Causeway Bay, Shau Kei Wan, Kwun Tong, To Kwa Wan, New Yau Ma Tei, Sam Ka Tsuen, Shuen Wan and Yim Tin Tsai; as well as Sai Kung Town.​
  

Core services

• Floating refuse scavenging services
  • Daily patrols in Victoria Harbour and the eastern waters to recover and collect floating refuse.
  • A zone‑based operation model ensuring full coverage of all assigned waters.​
• Collection of domestic refuse services
  • Provision of domestic refuse collection services for local vessels berthed in typhoon shelters.
  • Collection of domestic refuse from vessels anchored, moored or berthed at designated anchorages and berths.​

• Foreshore cleansing services
  • Deployment of professional personnel to sparsely populated shallow waters and coastal areas to carry out shoreline and nearshore refuse removal.
  • Recovery of floating refuse from waters close inshore and collection of refuse along the foreshore in coast areas, including locations that may not be readily accessible by land transport, within specified service areas.
• Refuse disposal services
  • Collected floating refuse and domestic refuse are transported to Marine Refuse Collection Points (MRCPs) and subsequently transported to landfills or other designated facilities for proper disposal and processing.​

Professional fleet and equipment

• Operates a fleet of over 30 vessels for marine refuse scavenging, collection and transfer, including work boats, cargo vessels and the large‑scale cleansing vessel “SEA CLEANER ”, chartered from the Government and equipped with high‑efficiency equipment and advanced monitoring systems.
• Our fleet is equipped with a wide range of facilities to flexibly cope with different conditions and work situations, including scoops, grab buckets and lifting arms.
• Some vessels are also fitted with specialized tools to assist frontline workers in efficient removal of floating refuse, such as collection nets and long‑handled hooks.
• Our fleet is operated by qualified professional crew members, including the captain, chief engineer and onboard operators.
• Our vessels are equipped with adequate safety equipment and personal protective gear and are fitted with VHF radio communication systems to ensure operational safety.

Professional qualifications

• Crew members have completed the “Basic Safety Training for Cargo Handling on Vessels (Marine Blue Card)” and passed the relevant assessments, ensuring they possess the required safety knowledge for marine operations.
• An Integrated Management System (IMS) is adopted, integrating quality, environmental and occupational safety and health management. Training materials covering 23 areas have been developed, including relevant legislation, accident prevention measures and marine pollution prevention, to comprehensively enhance crew members’ occupational safety and environmental awareness.

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