Mr. Kin-Kwong Li, the Founder of KKCL, is a British, Chinese and Hong Kong Registered Marine Engineer and Licensed Commercial Diving Specialist since 1982 and 1990 respectively.  Mr. Li has involved in variety of marine engineering installation and maintenance projects both above and under water for more than 40 years.  With his sound experiences, Mr. Li has been invited as an Expert Witness at the High Courts in Hong Kong to provide expert opinions on marine, recreational and commercial diving accidents since 1995.

Professional Qualifications of Mr. Kin-Kwong Li:

Master in Business Administration (MBA)
Chartered Manager - Canadian Chartered Institute of Business Administration (C. Manager, CIBA)
Fellow - Institute of Marine Engineers, Science and Technology (FIMarEST)
Fellow - Hong Kong Institute of Engineers (FHKIE)
Fellow - Hong Kong Institute of Marine Technology (FHKIMT)
Member - Chinese Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (MCSNAME)
Course Director - National Association of Commercial Diving Specialists (NACDS)
Course Director - National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI)
National Instructor - World Underwater Federation (CMAS)
National Instructor - Chinese Underwater Association (CUA)
National Instructor - Hong Kong Underwater Association (HKUA)
First Aid Instructor Trainer - National Safety Council (NSC)
Oxygen First Aid Instructor Trainer - Diver Alert Networks (DAN)
Nitrox Instructor - National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI)
Rebreather Instructor - Technical Diving International (TDI)
IRB Instructor - Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB)

Time is Money
The Commercial Diver is not going underwater for Fun!

Commercial divers are people who are paid for the skills they are able to accomplish underwater, and the diving is simply a unique mode of transportation.  Commercial diving is considered a hazardous occupation.  Both the underwater environment and the often-complex procedures necessary to carry out work assignments can present serious hazards to divers' safety and health.  For these reasons, commercial diving requires teamwork and tacit understanding among all the team members, who must be trained, qualified and physically fit for the tasks being performed.

Unfortunately, Government Officials, Civil & Marine Contractors (Employers), Diving Contractors and Divers (Employees) are not always clear about the distinction between Recreational and Commercial Diving.  There may be little difference in appearance between a fully kited-out recreational diver in wet suit and tank about to explore the coral reef and a commercial diver about to investigate and repair a ship's hull in harbour.  But there is a world of difference in the levels of training, certification, regulation and safety required.

Training for Commercial Divers and Diving Supervisors are available at Scuba World Group (SW Group).  Please visit [Commercial Diver Training] for details.

For inquiry, please contact us on Tel.: (86-0755) 8238 9912, 8238 9913, Fax.: (86-0755) 8238 9931 or E-mail kkli@kkcl.com.hk.