China Harbour Engineering Company

China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) is reassuring the public of its commitment to successfully completing the $39 Million North Abaco Port Project.

Hardly any room was left at the Effortville Community Centre in Clarendon as football fans stood on the roofs of neighbouring houses and buildings to watch an engrossing game between Arnett Gardens and Humble Lion Football Clubs on March 9th. With his team in the spotlight Coach Jerome ‘Jerry’ Waite had one more reason to be excited as he was chosen as the China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) Star Coach for Round Two of the Red Stripe Premier League. The presentation was made during half time of Monday night’s football game where Jerry was presented with a cash prize of $75,000 and a commemorative plaque.

As of January next year motorists will no longer have to use the dangerous Bog Walk Gorge in St Catherine, and travel time from Kingston to Ocho Rios in St Ann will be cut to less than 50 minutes, down from an approximate one-hour-and-forty-five- minute drive.

China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) last recently joined efforts with Abaco officials to cleanup the Wood Cay dumpsite in North Abaco — a move that helped contain costs for a task long overdue.

With The Gleaner Company’s staging of its 2014 Honour Awards Gala luncheon set for next week Thursday, January 29, when the person or organisation who will take the top award will be revealed, the shortlisted nominees are revelling in the spotlight of this recognition.

Arnett Gardens and Boys Town players were re-energized at the start of Monday night’s game by a greeting party consisting of Dr. the Hon. Omar Davies, Minister of Transport, Works and Housing, Mr. Xiaofeng Wang, Regional Director and Mr. Qiwu Yang, Deputy General Manager both of China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) Americas. China Harbour is a major sponsor of the Premiere League Football Competition having contributed nearly $55 million since 2012.

China Harbour Engineering (T&T) Ltd., (CHEC) signed a contract in early December for the construction of Movie Towne Guyana. The US$ 30M agreement, between China Harbour and Derek Chin, Chairman of Movie Town Cineplex, includes the construction of entertainment facilities, restaurants and commercial space. The project is expected to be completed in 18 months

The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has received two new motor vehicles to boost its capacity to provide traffic management and security along the North/South leg of Highway 2000. The vehicles, a Toyota Hiace bus and a Toyota pickup, were donated by the management of China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) Limited.