ChillRex02

TCS INTEGRATED EDUCATION (T.I.E)

“COMPARE PHASE”
REPORT
BY CHILLREX02
6 DECEMBER 2020
TEAM MEMBERS:

1. Dylan Donovan anak Tan

2. Leonard anak Tommy

3. Ria Carina anak Roger

4. Sharifah Nurrieda Asyiqin binti Syed Larry Faisal

5. Theodora Tilda anak William

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Contents
2 ABSTRACT...........................................................................................................................................3
3 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................3
4 TEAM INFORMATION..........................................................................................................................4
4.1 CHILLREX02’S MEMBERS.............................................................................................................5
5 IDENTIFY PHASE..................................................................................................................................6
5.1LIST OF ACTIVITIES IN MANUFACTURING SECTOR........................................................................6
5.1.1 ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION......................................................................................................6
6 COMPARE PHASE................................................................................................................................9
AUTOMOTIVE................................................................................................................................9
ELECTRONICS...............................................................................................................................10
MEDICAL DEVICE..........................................................................................................................10
CONCLUSION.......................................................................................................................................12
REFERENCE..........................................................................................................................................12

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2 ABSTRACT
This report contains information of manufacturing activities that the team has gathered.
There are information on how the Team ChillRex02 selected electronics as the final activity for team
project’s development. In identify phase we have stated a few activities in manufacturing sector.
Then, in compare phase we choose three activities that are relevant to our project and compare
these activities in TECOP and HSSES table. In this report, we also include some information of
medical device in TECOP and HSSES table. Our group considered to develop in medical device, so
that we can improve more in our project in term of profits also based on client demands.

3 INTRODUCTION
This report contains identify phase and compare phase of manufacturing activities.
First of all, ChillRex02 vision is ; By 2035, ChillRex02 will be the world’s manufacturer of
medical robotics. To achieve our vision, we have set two missions to achieve our vision; (1)
to manufacture and develop IT products based on our passion. Also,(2) to satisfy our client’s
demands for innovative IT products.

For identify phase in Chapter 5, ChillRex02 has done research on manufacturing

activities. Firstly, we described the activities and their impacts to our economy
development. Then, we searched for examples of the companies based on the activities that
we had in Malaysia. Next, we analysed the business for each company we had listed. Finally,
we compare all the activities to see if they are relevant to develop in our manufacturing
project.

For compare phase in Chapter 6, ChillRex02 compared electronic, automotive

industry and medical service based on TECOP and HSSES aspect in a table. ChillRex02 has
evaluated which type of manufacturing activities that can help us to achieve our vision
based on market size, value, and the commercial.

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4 TEAM INFORMATION
TEAM NAME: CHILLREX02

The word “CHILL” generally means chilling, meanwhile “REX” suggests for relax. The number
“02” stands for every member birth year which is 2002.

‘C’ is represented as chill and alphabet of ‘R’ is suggested as relax. The colour of alphabet ‘C’
and ‘R’ is the sign of chill and relax environment in our team. The red colour for 02 is
representing that we are ready to overcome hardship and ready to face challenges.

VISION

By 2035, ChillRex02 will be the world’s manufacture of medical robotic

MISSION

 To manufacture and develop IT products based on our passion

 To satisfy our client’s demand s for innovative IT products.

EMAIL: ChillRex02@gmail.com

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4.1 CHILLREX02’S MEMBERS

Our team consist 5 members.

DYLAN DONOVAN LEONARD ANAK TOMMY RIA CARINA ANAK ROGER

ANAK TAN

SHARIFAH NURRIEDA ASYIQIN BINTI THEODORA TILDA ANAK WILLIAM

SYED LARRY FAISAL

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5 IDENTIFY PHASE

5.1LIST OF ACTIVITIES IN MANUFACTURING SECTOR

1. SHIPBUILDING

2. AUTOMOTIVE

3. AEROSPACE

4. ELECTRONIC

5. PETROCHEMICAL

6. FURNITURE

5.1.1 ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION

1. SHIPBUILDING
Shipbuilding is the construction of ships and other floating vessels. It normally takes place in
a specialized facility known as a shipyard.

How the Shipbuilding sector impacts our economy development

Shipbuilding industry performs a vital function, both in providing a mobilization base for the
construction and repair of vessels. Companies in the shipbuilding and repairing industry
purchase inputs from other domestic industries, contributing to economic activity.

SHIPBUILDING COMPANY IN MALAYSIA BUSINESS

 Nautica Nova Shipbuilding  Shipbuilder, repairer
 Preston shipyard SDN.BHD  Shipbuilder, repairer
 Brook Dockyard & Engineering  Shipbuilder, repairer

2. AUTOMOTIVE
The automotive industry comprises a wide range of companies and organizations involved in
the design, development manufacturing, marketing and selling of motor vehicle.

How the Automotive sector impacts our economy development

Automotive contributes to several important dimensions of nation building: generating
government revenue, creating economic development, encouraging people development,
and fostering innovation

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AUTOMOTIVE COMPANY IN MALAYSIA BUSINESS

 PROTON  Design, manufacturing, distribution,
and sales
 PERODUA  Car manufacturer
 Automotive Industries SDN.BHD  Auto parts manufacture

3. AEROSPACE
Aerospace organization is involve in research , design and manufacture.

How the Aerospace sector impacts our economy development

It provides safe and faster means of transportation, exploration, and electronics. Aerospace
is responsible for many exports and improvements. It is responsible for getting us around
the other places in the world, both business and personal.

AEROSPACE COMPANY IN MALAYSIA BUSINESS

 WESCO AIRCRAFT MALAYSIA
SDN.BHD
 MALAYSIA AEROSPACE INDUSTRY
ASSOCIATION
 SME AEROSPACE SDN.BHD
 Provide supply chain management to
the global aerospace industry
 Promoting the development of the
commercial aerospace industry
 Malaysia defence company,
specialises in the manufacturing of
aircraft and its part.

4. ELECTRONIC
Companies that manufacture, design, manufacture, assemble, and service electronic
products.

How the Electronic sector impacts our economy development

Technological development brings economic growth. Its usage has been linked to
marketplace transformation, improved living standards and more robust international trade.

ELECTRONIC COMPANY IN MALAYSIA BUSINESS

 PANASONIC INDUSTRIAL DEVICES
MALAYSIA SDN. BHD
 LEDSINAGE ENGINEERING
 SEIMITSU ELECTRONIC (M) SDN.
BHD
 Manufacture electronic components
 Manufacturer and supplier
 Manufacturing coil winding and
exporting magnetic coil

5. PETROCHEMICAL
An industry that produce organic intermediate products such as refinery product, natural
gas, plastic, rubber, fiber and raw material.

How the Petrochemical sector impacts our economy development

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Oil price increases are generally thought to increase inflation and reduce economic growth.
In terms of inflation, oil prices directly affect the prices of goods made with petroleum
products.

PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY IN MALAYSIA BUSINESS

 Petrochemicals (M) SDN.BHD  Manufacturer
 Idemitsu petrochemical  Chemical manufacturer
 Mitsui Chemical  Chemical manufacturer

6. FURNITURE
Furniture industry is the activities involved in the design, manufacture, distribution, and sale

How the Furniture sector impacts our economy development

Malaysia has a strong position in the global furniture market. The country exports 80
percent of its production and is among the top 10 largest furniture exporters in the world.

FURNITURE COMPANY IN MALAYSIA BUSINESS

IKEA Plan, transport, assemble furniture and
design
DE SOFA MANUFACTURING SDN BHD Manufacture, design and sale
YB WOODWORK INDUSTRY (M) SDN BHD Manufacture, design, sale and export

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6 COMPARE PHASE
1. AUTOMOTIVE
2. ELECTRONIC
3. MEDICAL DEVICE

AUTOMOTIVE
TECHNICAL ECONOMIC COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONAL POLITICAL
1. Autonomous Export value: RM Sales: Limited Employs a
technology 9.15 billion RM 170, 262 partnership workforce of
over 700,000
2. Digital sixth Import value: RM
sense 26.5 billion

Revenue : RM 40
billion

HEALTH SAFETY SECURITY ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABILITY

Bad posture, back Frayed and faulty Controller area Air pollution Renewable
aches, neck & shoulder cords, wiring and network attack: (Mobile energy :
strain : 180 worker cords cause: sources) :
falsifying data, Purpose of
Death : 174 send messages These are decreasing

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workers pretending to emissions resource

be another associated dependency and
Injured : 5,931 node of the with vehicle increasing
workers network use and systems’
include CO, resilience.
NOx, SO2, PM
and VOCs.

ELECTRONICS
TECHNICAL ECONOMICS COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONAL POLITICAL
1.Virtual Reality Import value : Sales: Company Employs a
RM 245.5 billion RM 290 billion workforce
2.Robotics around 575 000
(Artificial Export value :
intelligent) RM 119 billion

HEALTH SAFETY SECURITY ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABILITY

Bad posture, back Frayed and faulty Controller area Air pollution 1.Solar energy
aches, neck & cords, wiring or network attack: (Point sources) : technology
shoulder strains : cables cause: These are - using sunlight to
100 workers Hacker can gain discrete, generate the
Death : 69 workers unauthorized stationary, energy.
access to data and identifiable
Injured : 844 attack security. sources of
workers emissions that
release
pollutants to the
atmosphere.

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MEDICAL DEVICE
TECHNICAL ECONOMICS COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONAL POLITICAL
1. Healthcare Export value: Medical cost per For-profit Employs a
trackers, RM10 billion year: RM 1619.80 corporation and workforce of 300
wearable and partnership 000
sensors. Import value:
RM 29.6 billion
2. Robotic
Revenue value:
RM 8 billion

HEALTH SAFETY SECURITY ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABILITY

Pressure injuries Slips, trips, fall 1. Video 4. High usage 1. Use
was 27.9% and fractures : surveillance of reusable
(50/179)with the 9% of the total 2. Access disposable bag to
majority 68% 22 cases control plastic reduce
(34/50) system packaging disposable
3. Fire and life 5. Chemical plastic
safety usage usage.
2. Use
advances
in
chemical
design
and green
chemistry
to deliver
active but
non-
accumula
ting
chemicals.

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CONCLUSION
Our team has made comparison between manufacturing activities which is
automotive and electronic. After made the comparison, we found that electronic industry has the
most value than the automotive industry. We decide to choose electronic for our project, as we
considered it could give more profits. We also came up with an idea to improve our project, by
develop medical devise in our project. With a combination of electronic and medical device our
group came out with an idea to manufacture a medical robot. By manufacture a medical robot our
group considered it will produce more profits. Also this medical robot allows us to satisfy our client
demands in term of health.

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