ISSUE 3 - MARCH 2023

CREAM e-magazine

The 1st Digital Construction The Establishment of CREAM

Summit: Setting the Trend Construction Assessment
in Digital Technologies Centre

Makmal Kerja Raya Malaysia Statistics on QLASSIC and

Sabah & Sarawak SHASSIC Assessments
editorial
team
Editor-in-chief
Ir. M. Ramuseren

Managing Editor
Ts. Intan Diyana Musa

Executive Editor
Marlia Masran

Writers/Contributing Editors
Ts. Dr Hj Mohd Khairolden Ghani
Mhd Jumain Mapplati
Siti Aishah Ishak
Masturina Bohi
Nor Azila Maulihassan
Hassanain Hafiz Mohd Asnan
Ts. Syed Hazni Abd Ghani
Muhamad Azam Azmai
Dr Ihfasuziella Ibrahim
Dr. Norashikin Rahmat
Sr. Yusrin Faiz Abd Wahab
Mohd Ikhwan Abdullah
Maria Zura Mohd Zain
Ahmad Shahir Mohamad
Mohammad Khairul Annam Roslan
Khairunnisa Kamaruzzaman
about us
Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM) was
established on 26 March 2004 as a Company Limited by
Guarantee (SBMJ) under the Act Company 1965. CREAM
became fully operational on January 1, 2006. Establishment
CREAM is to be the research arm of the Industrial
Development Board Construction (CIDB) Malaysia to
encourage, promote and implement activities research and
development (R&D) related to the national construction
industry with Section 4(c), CIDB Act 1994 (Act 520). With the
ability of knowledge and existing expertise, CREAM actively
cooperates with parties interested in producing research that
will benefit the sector construction. At the same time, CREAM
also supports the development of the industry construction
in a better direction through the quality and integrity of
building materials when also offers testing, evaluation and
certification services to industry players. CREAM will continue
to be proactive in being active and reinventing the way we in
doing something, to keep giving the best to all parties and
always responsive to our customers.

vision
To meet the strategic needs of Research and Development in
the Malaysian construction industry. CREAM is also
committed to build partnerships with the industry’s
stakeholders and researchers while exploring and
encouraging the development of a knowledge-based
industries as well as ready to meet current demands and
challenging changes.

mission
To make CREAM globally recognized as the leading institute
for Research and Development (R&D) that drives quality,
innovation, technology and skills towards achieving
sustainability in the construction industry.
what we
offer
Research and Development
Industry Consultancy and
Engagement
Lab Testing
Product Certification
Assessments - QLASSIC,
SHASSIC, MyCREST and
Sustainable Infrastar
Certificate of Approval
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Forensic Investigation
Technical Opinion
Journal Publication
contents
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THE 1ST DIGITAL
CONSTRUCTION SUMMIT:
SETTING THE TREND IN
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
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QLASSIC ASSESSMENT -
THE STATISTICS

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MAKMAL KERJA RAYA
MALAYSIA SARAWAK
SHASSIC ASSESSMENT -
THE STATISTICS

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MAKMAL KERJA RAYA
MALAYSIA SABAH
HIGHLIGHT ON MONTHLY
ACTIVTIES

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THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
CREAM CONSTRUCTION UPCOMING EVENTS
ASSESSMENT CENTRE
HIGHLIGHTS

The 1st Digital Construction

Summit: Setting the Trend in
Digital Technologies
by Ts. Dr Hj Mohd Khairolden Ghani and Mhd Jumain Mapplati

The 1st Digital Construction Summit (DCS

2023) was held on 14-15th March 2023 at the
MATRADE Exhibition and Convention
Centre (MECC), Kuala Lumpur. The
inaugural event was hosted by the
Construction Industry Development Board
(CIDB) and organised by the Construction
Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM).
The DCS 2023 was sponsored by Gamuda
Berhad as a platinum sponsor and MRT Corp
as a Gold sponsor as well as other sponsors.

Themed Accelerating Construction through

Digital Technologies, the summit brought
thought leaders together who shared their
novel ideas with state-of-the-art
digitalisation, their best practices, and
demonstrated business case studies in
construction digitalisation. The DCS 2023
was supported by 14 supporting partners, and
aimed to provide an interactive platform for
governments, technology innovators, digital
entrepreneurs, and solution providers to
converge and discuss cutting-edge
technology in shaping agile and competitive
technology in the construction industry.

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 The DCS 2023[SHA1] attracted more than
500 delegates locally and abroad. The
ASEAN countries that participated in this
summit were Cambodia, Myanmar,
Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand. There
were four keynote speakers and 30 industry
presentations over the two-day event. The
summit was graced by The Honourable YB
Chang Lih Kang, Minister of Science,
Technology and Innovation and YB Dato’ Sri
Alexander Nanta Linggi, Minister of Works
via pre-recorded speech. It was attended by
Datuk Ir Ahmad ‘Asri Abd Hamid, Chief
Executive of CIDB, Dato’ Wira Wan Ahmad
Uzir wan Sulaiman, Secretary General,
Ministry of Works, Datuk Ts. Dr Hj
Aminuddin Hassim, Secretary General of
MOSTI, and Puan Dzuleira Abu Bakar, CEO
of MRANTI. Apart from the summit, the
launching of a collaboration between CREAM
and the Malaysian Research Accelerator for
Technology and Innovation (MRANTI) lead
secretariat under MOSTI also took place. The
programme under the National Technology
and Innovation Sandbox (NTIS) is a safe and
conducive place that allows researchers,
innovators, start-ups and high-tech
entrepreneurs to test their products, services,
business models, and delivery mechanism in a
live environment.

Besides the summit, 21 exhibitors participated to showcase their technology and the latest
technology products and innovation available in the Asian market. The DCS will become an
annual event for CREAM as a platform to gather all digital stakeholders to meet and share the
latest trends in the digital era for the construction industry.

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ARTICLES

MAKMAL KERJA
RAYA MALAYSIA
by Siti Aishah Ishak and
SARAWAK Masturina Bohi

The Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM) opened a new Makmal Kerja
Raya Malaysia (MKRM) branch in Kuching, Sarawak. It is part of a five-year plan to
establish a comprehensive testing facility in Sabah and Sarawak to cater for the needs of
industry players in both states.

The main purpose of MKRM Sarawak is to provide testing services and facilities to the
construction sector in Sarawak to fulfil the requirement of construction and building
material certification and the issuance of CIDB Perakuan Pematuhan Standard (PPS).

This new lab will reduce the dependency on testing facilities outside Sarawak, expedite the
time of testing, and ultimately lower the testing cost. With this branch, MKRM can also
expand and widen its services to Sarawak and offer the same high-quality, state-of-the-art
testing and certification services for building materials products.

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ARTICLES

MKRM constantly aspires to reach out to the

industry players across Sarawak by providing a
wide range of services. Currently, MKRM
Sarawak offers testing for cement, ready mixed
concrete, hardened concrete, and aggregates. This
will gradually be expanded to other products,
namely iron and steel by the third quarter of
2023, followed by the Industrialised Building
System (IBS) by end of 2025.

For more info, kindly find us at MKRM Sarawak,

Kompleks CIDB, Jalan Sultan Tengah, 93050 Kuching,
Sarawak.

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MAKMAL KERJA RAYA MALAYSIA

SABAH

by Nor Azila Maulihassan and Hassanain Hafiz Mohd Asnan

The Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM) is proud to expand its wings to
Sabah with the newly established Makmal Kerja Raya Malaysia branch in the Land Beneath
the Wind. The laboratory was developed from the 12th Malaysia Plan grant through CIDB
Malaysia and officially began operations in November 2022.

The main objective of the lab is to expand CREAM's role in product certification and
testing, which in turn will greatly benefit construction industry players in Sabah to fulfil
CIDB Perakuan Pematuhan Standard (PPS) requirements. Based on the Department of
Standard Malaysia (DSM) data and CREAM market survey findings, there is a limited
number of testing bodies available in Sabah. MKRM Sabah will not only help in reducing
the dependency on laboratories in Peninsular Malaysia, but will also provide an economical
solution to the industry players and will encourage the safe usage of construction materials
in Sabah.

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The testing services currently offered at MKRM

Sabah are categorised into four products, namely
hardened concrete tests, cement, ready-mixed
concrete, and aggregates. Facilities to test iron
and steel are currently underway and shall be
ready by the third quarter of 2023. MKRM Sabah
will also include full-scale testing facilities by the
year 2025 which are suitable for Industrialised
Building System (IBS) components, other
structure members such as precast piles and
scaffolding and falseworks tests.

CREAM MKRM is obtaining MS ISO/IEC

17025:2017 accreditation by DSM to ensure the
highest standard of competency is implemented
and to instil confidence in the industry.

Currently, MKRM Sabah is also aggressively

building ties with industrial key players in the
state for potential collaboration that will benefit
all parties. On 22nd March 2023, Sedco Precast
Sdn Bhd welcomed MKRM Sabah for a technical
visit and was greeted by Mr Lloyd Edmund,
Production & Sales Engineer. Sedco Precast Sdn
Bhd is one of the leading precast players located
in Tuaran, Sabah which mainly supplies precast
products throughout East Malaysia. The
completion of the structural lab soon will
undoubtedly benefit Sedco Precast and other
players, particularly in the quality assurance of
IBS products.

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We warmly welcome construction industry players in Sabah to collaborate with us.

For additional information, kindly get in touch with the MKRM Sabah representatives:
Nor Azila Maulihasan – Test Engineer: azila@cream.com
Hassannain – Assistant Engineer: hassanain@cream.my

MKRM Sabah is located at Lot 4, Industrial Zone 15, KKIP 88460 Kota Kinabalu.

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STATISTICS

The Establishment of
CREAM Construction
Assessment Centre
by Muhamad Azam Azmai and Ts. Syed Hazni Abd Ghani

The Construction Industry Transformation

Program (CITP) was launched by YAB
Dato' Sri Najib Tun Abdul Razak, Former
Prime Minister of Malaysia on 10
September 2015. CITP’s aim is to
transform today's construction industry to
become one that cares about quality, safety,
and health in the construction sector as well
as improve the level of professionalism of
local construction industry workers.

There are four (4) strategic thrusts outlined in

the CITP. Each of these strategic thrusts is a
major pillar towards transforming the
Malaysian construction industry. In this regard,
the Quality and Safety & Health programmes
are included in the First Strategic Core of
Quality, Safety, and Professionalism.

In the Construction Industry Transformation

Program (CITP) 2016-2020 for the First
Strategic Core, the initiative was to ensure that
the quality of workmanship and safety at the
construction site could be achieved by
following the CIDB Act, Part II,4. (1) ((f), (g)
& (1)).
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STATISTICS

CREAM was established as a trust board to carry out CIDB's R&D function. On 19 August
2015, the Minister of Public Works agreed to restructure CREAM into a CIDB subsidiary by
carrying out an assessment and accreditation development programme as part of CREAM’s
new function.

CIDB Malaysia agreed to establish the Construction

Assessment Centre @ CASC, CREAM to carry out
Quality Assessment (QLASSIC), Safety and Health
Assessment (SHASSIC), and Sustainable
Construction (MyCREST & Sustainable
INFRASTAR) for the construction industry. On 6
April 2017, The Top Management Committee
Meeting (JPT) on 06 April 2017 agreed to the
establishment of a Construction Assessment Centre
(CASC) at CREAM.

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STATISTICS

Established in 2017, the Construction Assessment Centre (CASC), CREAM has since been
an internal and external Assessor in carrying out assessment work. To date, CASC CREAM
has conducted more than 3000 project assessments on construction sites. CREAM has
gained the trust of the industry to carry out assessment works for the construction industry
players in Malaysia.

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100 107
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For more info and enquiries, contact us at casc@cream.my

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highlight
on monthly
activities
Highlight on Monthly Activities

Symposium on Resilience Planning and Development by Ministry

of Works
Date: 16 March 2023

The Symposium on Resilience Planning and Development was organised by the Ministry of
Works on 16 March, 2023 at JKR CREaTE in Alor Gajah, Melaka. Our researcher Sr Yusrin
Faiz Abd Wahab was invited to speak at this symposium and present our 2 Guidelines for
Resilience Construction on Floods and Landslides. The guidelines for landslides were
approved by the National Council for Local Government (MNKT) last year by the Ministry of
Local Government Development to be used at the local authority level. This symposium
aimed to create awareness and exposure to the disaster risk and resilience elements
towards infrastructure, promote the management and implementation of resilient
development, and apply disaster risk reduction methods and techniques in various fields
and disciplines. The participants included government agencies under the Ministry of Works
(KKR) and local authorities in Malaysia as well as the Ministry of Natural Resources,
Environment and Climate Change (NRECC).

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

EC-Council Malaysia Academia Partner Luncheon 2023

Date: 20 March 2023

The Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM) was invited as a guest for
the EC-Council Malaysia Academia Partners Luncheon 2023. The event, organised
by Intellize Tech Services Sdn Bhd, was themed “Towards Solidifying a Secured
Nation with Next Gen Cyber Security Experts”. The group's Chief Strategy Officer, Dr
Kavithe Muthy gave her welcoming notes, stressing the importance of securing the
national cyber network through collaborations and partnerships from all
stakeholders.

The CEO of CyberSecurity Malaysia, YBhg Dato' Ts. Dr. Haji Amirudin Abdul Wahab
alongside Member of Parliament for Batu, YB Tuan Prabakaran later took the
opportunity to officiate the Cyber Wellbeing Research and Development Chair of
Yayasan Perpaduan Rakyat Malaysia, before mandates were given to guest
speakers from different stakeholders to talk about the journey of the next generation
of cybersecurity in Malaysia.

The event, which took place on 20th March, 2023 at Pulse Grande Hotel in Putrajaya,
ended with a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) exchange with North Borneo
University College Sabah and UCSI University Malaysia. This cybersecurity exposure
has benefited CREAM for future collaborations with technical experts in the
cybersecurity industry towards moving into the world of digitalisation in
construction.

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

Enhancing the CIS 18:2018 - Manual for IBS Content Scoring System
(IBS Score)
Date: 16 & 21 March 2023

CIDB Malaysia is currently working on developing and improving the CIS 18:2018 Manual for
IBS Content Scoring System (IBS Score) document. CREAM was awarded the mandate from
CIDB to review, revise and enhance the document to be more comprehensive, clearer for
reference purposes, systematic, and standardised. The reviewing process for CIS 18 began in
February 2023. CIDB formed the Technical Committee (TC) members who are experts,
comprising representatives from industry players, associations and government agencies
who are directly involved in IBS implementation in project development. The TC members are
responsible for advising, advocating the technical input, and verifying that CREAM has
developed the document.

The new version of CIS 18 considers the input from a study conducted by CREAM in 2022.
The study discovered the need to improve the existing IBS Score by integrating current
trends from the aspects of emerging technologies, productivity, digital construction,
environment and safety, and others. This study examined all these aspects, including
enhancements of the IBS factors and the overall scoring. Therefore, document CIS 18 needs
revision according to the study output. Furthermore, the CIS 18 is expected to produce a
wide-ranging IBS scoring to assist industry players to shift the construction industry towards
a more productive, competitive, and progressive direction with the adoption of emerging
technologies.

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

CREAM-MKRM Laboratory Tour

Date: 21 March 2023

It's a pleasure to have representatives from The Institution of Engineers Malaysia, CNH
Construction (M) Sdn Bhd, Paramount Property Construction Sdn Bhd, IJM Construction Sdn
Bhd, Lim Hoo Seng Construction Sdn Bhd as well as some SHASSIC Trainers & Assessors to
visit our CREAM-MKRM last 21st March 2023.

The main objective of the visit is to learn more about our testing facilities and services, and to
discuss future collaboration opportunities. The visit was very productive and allowed the
visitors to gather valuable information about the latest technology available at CREAM-
MKRM.

Thank you for joining us and making this visit a success. Our team at CREAM-MKRM is so
glad to meet with you in our lab. We hope to cooperate with you soon as your business
partner.

We are always open to visitors, so drop by and say hi! We would love to introduce our
facilities and services to you.

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

Safety & Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) Program Seminar

& Interaction Session Organised by CIDB Perak
Date: 22 March 2023

CIDB Perak has been holding seminars and interaction sessions related to the main
programmes for construction industry activists, especially for construction projects in the
state of Perak. The purpose of these seminars is to provide further information to all national
construction industry activists about several CIDB Programs including QLASSIC, SHASSIC,
MyCREST and Sustainable INFRASTAR and also to share the application procedure for this
SHEQ programme in a clearer manner. This seminar invitation is specifically for local
authorities, developers, project owners, and main contractors, especially projects in the State
of Perak.

The assessment officer of CREAM, Mr Muhamad Azam Azmai was invited as a speaker to
present on CIDB's Green Ratings Tools, namely MyCREST and Sustainable INFRASTAR. He
also had the opportunity to introduce CREAM to construction industry players in Perak and
the services offered by CREAM.

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

Anti-corruption Talk Program with MACC

Date: 28 March 2023 - Towards MS ISO 37001:2016 Certification

On 28 March 2023, the Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM) organised

the "Anti-Corruption Talk" Programme with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission
(MACC), which was presented by the Head of the Private Branch, MACC Community
Education Division, PKPj Awang Samsul Baharam bin Bungso.

This initiative was to express CREAM's commitment to applying the Anti-Corruption

Management System (ABMS) under MS ISO 37001:2016 certification. The objective of this
programme is to ensure that all CREAM staff are made aware of the risks of corruption,
especially in the daily work process.

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

The CIDB Construction Law Report 2021 & 2022 (Edition 2023)
- The 1st Advisory Meeting
Date: 28 March 2023

The CIDB Construction Law Report (CCLR) includes construction case laws decided from
January to December each year. In an easy-to-understand format, key points and facts of
the cases are summarised for the benefit of the reader. The following selection of notable
cases contains two expert commentaries, both written by legal and construction industry
experts.

These experts should provide lessons learned as well as best practices to benefit industry
practitioners dedicated to improving their professional standards and elevating industry
performance.

Another key segment of this publication is the analytical statistics on the growth and
performance of the construction sector and trends in that year. Analytical statistics are
also provided on the number of construction cases registered, disposed of, and pending in
courts.

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

Advisory Meeting Among the Legal and Industry Expert

The Chief Executive Officer of CREAM, Ir. M. Ramuseren chaired the opening of the 1st Advisory
Meeting of CCLR 2023 Edition in Sunway Putra Tower.

The CEO welcomed attendees to the meeting which comprised legal and industry experts
representing CIDB, JKR, Wanita Industri Binaan Malaysia (WIBM), Law Lecturers from USM and
UNISZA, members of the Malaysian Bar Council, the Construction Industry Law Centre (CILC),
and others.

This Advisory Committee Meeting was intended primarily to select construction-related court
cases for 2021 and 2022. A selection of case classifications including arbitration, performance
bonds, Housing Development Act (HDA), adjudication, and CIPAA - Winding Up / Insolvency was
made. The cases were chosen based on landmark cases because of their historical and legal
significance. These most significant cases are those that have a lasting impact on the application
of certain laws, often regarding individual or organisation’s rights and freedoms.

A total of 20 cases were selected for inclusion in the CIDB CCLR 2023 Edition for 2021 and 2022
respectively. A total of 40 cases will be covered, along with written judgements, comments, and
lessons learned from January 2021 and December 2022. As part of this meeting, commentators
will be selected for the 40 selected cases. The selected commentators who are deemed
appropriate by the Advisory Committee will be responsible for making summary judgments,
issues arising, and lessons learned for each case or more.

The CCLR 2023 Edition is expected to be completed and published by November 2023. The
publication of this CCLR is expected to be widely used as input and increase industry knowledge,
especially in construction law and legal matters.

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Highlight on Monthly Activities

CREAM Webinar Series 2023

CREAM Webinar Series 2023 is a monthly program organised by CREAM
and it is a part of our efforts to initiate conversations on issues, challenges,
opportunities and initiatives for the construction industry and beyond.

The theme for this month’s webinar is "Quality, Safety and Health
Management System in Construction Industry".

Session 1: Contractor’s Quality Management System (CQMS) CIS 29:2021 – An

Alternate to ISO 9001:2015
29 March 2023
Speakers:
Tn. Hj. Mohammad Nazri Abdul Rani
Chairman, Total Organisation Management Consulting (M) Sdn. Bhd.
Ts. Syed Hazni Abd Ghani
Manager, Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM)

No of participants: 166

Session 2: Amendment to OSHA 1994 & The Proposed OSHCIM Regulations

30 March 2023
Speakers:
Ir. Dr. Mohd Fairuz Ab Rahman
Engineering Section, Construction Safety Division, Department of Occupational Safety
and Health (DOSH)
Dr. Kamarizan Kidam
Training Manager and Senior Lecturer, UTM-MPRC Institute for Oil and Gas

No of participants: 112

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upcoming
events
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17 May 2023
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18 May 2023
TOPICS

Technology in architectural practices

Digital architecture in contemporary
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Programme Tentatives - Day 1 Time

Registration 8:15am - 9:00am

Welcoming remarks by CIDB Malaysia 9:00am - 9:20am

Opening speech by PAM 9:20am - 9:40am

Product Talk 9:40am - 10:00am

Coffee Break 10:00am - 10:30am

Session 1: Working Collaboratively in the Digital Environment

Moderator: Ar. Idr. Ts. Ridha Razak, Director of Rumah Tangsi & Seetizenplus 10:30am - 12:30am
Speaker 1: Ts. Suffian Shahabuddin, Director of Six Design Office
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Q&A 12:30pm - 1:00pm

Lunch and Networking 1:00pm - 2:15pm

Session 2: Digital Architecture: Future Technologies in Line for the Construction

Industry

Moderator: Zamir Rashid, Managing Director of Innoveam

2:15pm - 3:45pm
Panelists: Ar. Ahmad Farik Ghaffar, Principal of Farik Ghaffar Architect
Ir. Dr. Megat Zuhairi, Pengarah Kejuruteraan (Pakar ICT), Unit
Perunding ICT dan Inovasi JKR

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Session Wrap Up & Q&A 10:45am - 11:15am

Brunch & Networking 11:15am - 12:00pm

End of Programme 12:00pm

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BERDAYA TAHAN LAYAK MENDAPAT MATA
CCD & CPD

2023 Shah Alam, Selangor

OBJEKTIF

Untuk memberi pendedahan dan melatih pihak industri dan PBT bagi penggunaan
garis panduan yang telah dibangunkan oleh CREAM bagi penilaian risiko bencana
tanah runtuh dan banjir di sesuatu kawasan sebelum pembangunan diadakan.

Kursus Pembinaan Berdaya Tahan - Guidelines for

Landslide Vulnerability Assessment & Development of Risk
Index for Critical Infrastructure in Malaysia
Rabu, 10 Mei 2023

Kursus Pembinaan Berdaya Tahan - Flood Risk

Assessment & Flood Vulnerability Index for Critical
Infrastructure in Malaysia
Khamis, 11 Mei 2023

Sasaran Peserta: PAKEJ YURAN PENYERTAAN

Pihak berkuasa
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tempatan (PBT)
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Pemaju
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Peserta Berkumpulan Min 3 orang
Perunding
RM250/pax/kursus

*Guidelines for Landslide Vulnerability Assessment & Development of Risk Index for DAFTAR
Critical Infrastructure in Malaysia telah diluluskan oleh Majlis Negara Kerajaan Tempatan
(MNKT) ke-79 2022 untuk digunapakai di peringkat Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan
SEKARANG

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Penceramah:

Datuk Ir. Hj. Abdullah Isnin

Mantan Ketua Pengarah,
Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran Malaysia

Dato' Paduka Ir. Dr. Che Hassandi Abdullah

Mantan Pengarah Kanan,
CREaTE JKR

Dato' Zakaria Mohamad, P.Geol

Pengerusi,
Geomapping Technology Sdn. Bhd.

Ir. Hjh. Bibi Zarina Che Omar

Pengarah Teknikal,
Dr. Nik & Associates Sdn Bhd

Dr. Nor Eliza Alias

Pensyarah Kanan, Pusat Pengajian Kejuruteraan Awam,
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)

Ts. Dr. Mastura Azmi

Pensyarah Kanan, Pusat Pengajian Kejuruteraan
Awam, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)

*Para penceramah adalah terdiri daripada Ahli Jawatankuasa Teknikal bagi Pembangunan Garis Panduan
Tanah
Ir. Hjh.Runtuh & Banjir serta mempunyai pengalaman yang luas di dalam bidang masing-masing
Bibi Zarina
Che Omar
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