February 2015 Bulletin

CONTENT
PAGE
Session 2: Practical
Completion & Defects/
Extension of Time &
Loss & Expenses
1-2
Study Visit To National
Cancer Institute
2
39th ACF Council
Meeting
3
38th IFAWPCA
Mid-Term Executive
Board Meeting
3-4
Signing of
Memorandum of
Understanding
between MBAM
and Mongolia
National Contractors
Association �MNCA�
5
Dialogue Between
MBAM and Building
Materials Distributors
Association of Malaysia
(BMDAM)
5
Courtesy Visit to
Azman Davidson
and Co.
6
MBAM Site Visit to
IKEA, Cheras
6
MBAM Corporate
Social Responsibility
(CSR) Visit to
Kelantan
7
Other Key Events
Attended by MBAM
Representatives in
February 2015
8
MBAM Site Safety
Supervisor (SSS)
Course Training
Calendar 2015
9
MBAM Safety Poster
for Sale
9
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MASTER BUILDERS
ASSOCIATION
MALAYSIA
PERSATUAN KONTRAKTOR
BINAAN MALAYSIA
No. 2, Jln 2/109E, Desa Business
Park 58100 Kuala Lumpur
Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Tel : 03 - 7984 8636
Fax : 03 - 7982 6811
E-mail : [email protected]
28TH FEBRUARY 2015
FOR MEMBERS ONLY
NO. 02/15
BULLETIN FEBRUARY 2015
In what seems like a blink of an eye, we are already in the second month of the year; time really
flies when we have a lot of activities and programmes. Well, we have a lot more planned for the rest
of the year. MBAM’s diary is still full of activities for this month, with study visit, seminar and
meetings. Early this month, MBAM welcomed delegates from various countries around the region
for the 39th ASEAN Constructors Federation (ACF) council meeting and 38th International Federation
of Asian & Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations (IFAWPCA) mid-term executive board meeting.
Both international level events presented good opportunities for MBAM to showcase Malaysia and
the Malaysian construction industry on the world stage.
I would also like to take this opportunity to highlight current issues faced by the employers in the
construction industry. First up, the employers were in for another surprise following last month issue
regarding permit renewal of foreign workers. This never ending saga on foreign workers issues was
heightened when we were informed that the immigration officers at the counter had insisted that a
company director must be personally present to renew the permit of their foreign workers. This
contradicts with the previous practice where assigned HR personnel who hold the “yellow card” are
permitted to do the permit renewal at the counter. However, a day after the news broke, the
Immigration Department have stepped forward and rectified the problem by permitting human
resource managers to renew the workers’ permits over the counter. MBAM on behalf of the
construction fraternity would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the Immigration Department
for taking immediate action on the issue and for listening to the pleas of employers.
On another note, MBAM will start with our first Construction Occupational Competency Development
(COCD) Programme for Construction Trade Supervisor (Foreman) for this year on 25th March 2015.
Apart from that, we will also continue with our 3rd series out of total 6 Session of Practical Construction
Contract Administration/Management Programme Seminars and Workshops on 14th April 2015.
I look forward to more participation from our members for this beneficial programme.
The following were the key events and happenings in February 2015:-
SESSION 2: PRACTICAL COMPLETION & DEFECTS/
EXTENSION OF TIME & LOSS & EXPENSES
The second out of six sessions
of Practical Construction
Contract
Administration/
Management on the topic
of Practical Completion &
Defects/Extension of Time
& Loss & Expenses was held
on 4th February 2015 at MBAM
Training Centre. The seminar
attracted 44 participants.
Also in attendance was
MBAM Contracts and Practices
Chairman, Mr Oliver Wee.
Sr HT Ong sharing his knowledge with the participants
Sr. HT Ong, Director of BK
Entrusty was the speaker for the programme. He is a well-qualified and multi-disciplinary specialist
consultant, and is a Fellow of seven professional institutions.
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The second session covered the following topics:
Practical Completion and Defects
• Practical Completion – preparation and inspection
• Sectional/Partial completion
• Defects listing and rectification management
• Effects of certification of practical completion
and certificate of making good defects
• Post certification issues and remedies
• Group Discussion/ Q&A
Extension of Time and Loss & Expense
• Timely commencement, progress and completion
• Ground for extension of time
• Procedures for claiming extension of time
• Claims and damages for loss and expense
• Grounds for loss and expense claims
• Claims procedures and quantification
• Claims documentation and evaluation
Some of the participants attending the seminar
The participants had the chance to understand the subject matter better through the interactive Q&A session. MBAM hopes more
members can send participants for the next programme. The third workshop will be conducted on 14th April 2015.
STUDY VISIT TO NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
MBAM Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) committee organized a study visit to
National Cancer Institute (NCI), Putrajaya on 5th February 2015. A total of 35
participants joined the visit which was led by MBAM Council Member cum
Chairman of M&E Committee, Mr. Kenneth Liew. The main objectives of the visit
were to gain experience about planning, operations, and the M&E equipment and
facilities. MBAM’s participants were greeted by the Project Director of IJM
Construction Sdn Bhd, Mr Ng Eng Aan together with his team member. The
programme started with the project briefing by IJM Medical Equipment Manager,
Ms Lena Halim, who proceeded to update MBAM members on the project
overviews.
NCI is a hospital dedicated and specially built to treat cancer that specialises in
providing facilities to cancer patients. The Institute aims to address the growing
needs related to cancer issues in the country and will be facilitating improvements
in the various areas of the NCI control programme. NCI consists of 16 major
Mechanical Services. Nuclear Waste Treatment System is one of the most specialised systems in NCI compared to other general
healthcare facilities. Their system is built to accommodate 28 isolation wards.
Mr Kenneth Liew presented a token of
appreciation to the Project Director of IJM
Construction Sdn Bhd, Mr Ng Eng Ann
Mechanical services in NCI are as follows:
1.
Air conditioning & Mechanical Ventilation System
2.
Fire Protection System
3.
Boiler, Calorifier & Hot Water Reticulation System
4.
Internal Cold Water Plumbing System
5.
Building Supervisory System
6.
Medical Gas Pipeline System
7.
Life System
8.
Nuclear Waste Treatment System
9.
Pneumatic Tube System
10. Internal Sanitary Plumbing System
11. Sterilizer & Associated Equipment System
12. Natural Gas System
13. Kitchen Equipment System
14. Cold room & Associated Equipment System
15. Laboratory Equipment System
16. Mortuary System
The participant in front of the entrance of Radioterapi & Onkologi Department
To summarize, the participant highlighted that the visit was very informational and had helped them to understand the mechanical
services that the institute practiced better. The study visit was concluded with the presentation of token of appreciation from Mr
Kenneth Liew to Mr Ng Eng Aan.
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39�� ACF COUNCIL MEETING
MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee, MBAM Vice President, Tan
Sri A.K. Nathan, MBAM Deputy Secretary General 2, Mr Ong Ka
Thiam and I attended the 39th ACF Council Meeting on 5th
February 2015 at the JW Marriot Hotel, Bukit Bintang. The
meeting was chaired by ACF Chairman Mr Ng Yek Meng from
the Singapore Contractors Association, Ltd. (SCAL). Among the
issues deliberated at the meeting were:
a.
Update of the ACSTST programme
The Committee is currently in the stage of finalizing the
training modules template for six (6) trades namely steel
reinforcement work, welding, plastering, system formwork, concrete block laying and structural steel works.
ACF meeting in progress
b. Update on new ACF membership of Laos and Myanmar
In progress.
c.
ACF directory
The purpose of printing the ACF directory is to enable ACF to reach
out to the ASEAN region and to create better recognition for the
ACF as a union of construction industry champions of ASEAN.
d. New Chairmanship of ACF for the next term
The Thai Contractors Association (TCA) is scheduled to take over
the next ACF Chairmanship by end of 2015.
MBAM representatives at ACF Council Meeting
38�� IFAWPCA MID�TERM EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
Prior to the board meeting Mr Kwan Foh Kwai, MBAM
Immediate Past President cum Board Member of IFAWPCA,
chaired the IFAWPCA Finance Committee on 5th February 2015
to scrutinize the finance reports for 2013 and 2014, finalize
budget 2015 and discuss other related finance matters.
MBAM President and IFAWPCA 2nd Vice President Mr Matthew
Tee, MBAM Immediate Past President and IFAWPCA Board
Member, Mr Kwan Foh Kwai, MBAM Honorary Life President
Datuk Lai Foot Kong, MBAM Vice President Tan Sri A.K. Nathan,
MBAM Honorary Builder and Honorary Advisor Mr Lau Mun
Cheong and MBAM Secretary-General, Mr Dennis Tan attended
the board meeting held on 6th February 2015. All member
Associations except the Registered Master Builders Association
(New Zealand) were present at the meeting.
IFAWPCA Finance Committee Members with Chairman, Mr Kwan Foh Kwai
At this meeting, the board has approved several
significant
resolutions.
The
Singapore
Contractors Association Limited (SCAL) has
nominated Datuk Lai Foot Kong to receive the
conferment of IFAWPCA Lifetime Membership
at the upcoming 42nd IFAWPCA Convention. The
nomination was seconded by the Thai
Contractors Association (TCA) and approved by
the board. The board also officially accepted two
membership applications from Cambodia
Constructors Association (CCA) and Mongolian
National Construction Association (MNCA).
Board Members at the 38th IFAWPCA Mid-Term Board Meeting
With the admission of the above two (2) Associations, IFAWPCA now have eighteen (18) regular member Associations.
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Other issues deliberated were:
1. Update on the IFAWPCA Business Plan
2. IFAWPCA Award
3. 41st IFAWPCA Convention Report
4. Composition of IFAWPCA Committee
At the end of the meeting, IFAWPCA President, Mr Toru
Shiraishi urged members of IFAWPCA to look forward to the
up-coming 42nd IFAWPCA Convention in Tokyo, Japan which
is scheduled to be held on 16th – 19th November 2015 with
the theme “Partnership and Sustainability”. He expressed
his high expectation about the upcoming convention and
said that the seminar organized therein will add value for
the participants with the latest construction related topics
MBAM Council Members at the dinner hosted by MBAM
in particular Japan’s proactive initiatives in fields such
Vice President, Tan Sri AK Nathan for ACF Delegates
as disaster prevention, urban development, transport
infrastructure, environmental sustainability and infrastructure maintenance and renewal. MBAM has committed to send 40
delegates to attend the convention. Please do look forward to the announcement regarding the 42nd IFAWPCA Convention soon.
Before the dinner starts at the Spice Garden
As the host, MBAM has arranged dinners for our overseas
guests after a long day of meetings as well as a tour to
the Petronas Twin Tower for the accompanying persons.
The guests were also treated to diverse culinary delights
of the multi-ethnic people of Malaysia at dinners hosted
by MBAM Vice President, Tan Sri A.K. Nathan (ACF
delegation), MBAM Honorary Life President, Tan Sri Dato’
Seri Dr. Yeoh Tiong Lay (IFAWPCA welcome dinner) and
MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee (farewell dinner).
Many Council members and Committee members took
some time off from their busy schedule to meet up with
friends and business associates from IFAWPCA and ACF.
More than 80 foreign delegates from 17 countries
participated in the ACF and IFAWPCA meetings.
MBAM Council Members at the Welcome Dinner Reception
hosted by MBAM Honorary Life President,
Tan Sri Dato’ Seri (Dr) Yeoh Tiong Lay
Before tossing the Yee Sang Session starts
MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee giving his opening
speech at the Farewell dinner
Among the delegates at the farewell dinner
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SIGNING OF MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN MBAM
AND MONGOLIA NATIONAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION �MNCA�
Further to the Mongolian National Construction Association
(MNCA)’s courtesy visit to MBAM in August 2014, both MBAM and
MNCA have agreed to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to
strengthen our relationships on 6th February 2015. The signing of
the MOU between the two organizations was represented by
MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee and MNCA Executive Director,
Ms Tumenjargal Gursed, and witnessed by IFAWPCA President,
Mr Toru Shiraishi and IFAWPCA Secretary-General, Mr Yoshihiro
Yamaguchi.
MBAM and MNCA are keen to:
a. Collaborate and combine effort with each other to
promote and coordinate the development of the
construction industry and contribute effectively to
the economic development of both countries.
Signing the joint Memorandum of Understanding
between MBAM and MNCA
b.
Promote measures aimed at securing improvements pertaining to
techniques, procedures and methods in construction industry.
c.
Seek strategic alliance to enhance competitive edge by facilitating
trade opportunities, partnership, joint-ventures and technology
sharing.
d.
Encourage and promote the practice of professionalism,
fellowship, mutual respect and harmonious working relationship
in the construction industry and
e.
Encourage the exchange of visit and economic cooperation at all
levels by the member companies of both organizations.
The representatives from both associations
at the signing ceremony
DIALOGUE BETWEEN MBAM AND BUILDING MATERIALS DISTRIBUTORS
ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA (BMDAM)
A friendly dialogue between MBAM and BMDAM was held on 10th February 2015
at MBAM Conference Room. During the dialogue, BMDAM discussed on payment
issues such as the manufacturers enforcement of strict credit limit, credit terms
and tight margin faced by their members. MBAM also highlighted on the average
4 months duration to get the payment from the date of certification and in
addition the retention sum. In regards to Construction Industry Payment and
Adjudication Act (CIPAA), MBAM stated that it is a temporary measure to relief
cash flow but not the final judgment as any party that have a dispute can appeal
finding. Asian culture and mindset need to change to adopt CIPAA as it affect
the relationship with client.
Dialogue in session
MBAM was represented by MBAM Vice President
& Chairman of Material Resources Committee, Mr
Liew Hau Seng, MBAM Council Member, Mr Lau
Yew Mun, MBAM Executive Director, Ms Loh Mei
Ling, MBAM Senior Manager, Mr Lenny Lim, MBAM
Manager, Mr Michael Thong and MBAM Senior
Executive Officer, Mr Leon Leong and I.
Group photo with the representatives from BMDAM
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While BMDAM was represented by BMDAM
President, Mr KL Yang, BMDAM Honorary
Treasurer, Mr KT Yee, BMDAM Vice President, Mr
Bill Lee, Honorary Secretary, Mr CH Lim, Past
President, Mr Steven Ta, Exco Member, Mr CN
Cheah and Senior Manager, Mr Brian Gan.
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COURTESY VISIT TO AZMAN DAVIDSON AND CO.
MBAM Contracts and Practices Committee arranged a courtesy visit
to the office of Azman Davison and Co on 12th February 2015. The
visit was led by MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee which was also
attended by MBAM Contracts and Practices Chairman Cum Deputy
Secretary-General 1, Mr Oliver Wee and Contracts and Practices
Deputy Chairman, Mr Steven Shee. A token of appreciation was
presented to Mr HY Chong, Managing Partner of Azman Davison and
Co. for all the assistance rendered so far by Azman Davison and Co
to MBAM.
Discussion in session
Group photo with the Azman Davidson & Co’s Representatives
MBAM SITE VISIT TO IKEA, CHERAS
MBAM Deputy Secretary General 2, Mr Ong Ka Thiam
presenting a token of appreciation to Mr Tang Lai Peng
of Eastern Pretech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
At the site visit
MBAM Technical Committee organized a Study Visit to IKEA, Cheras on 12th February 2015. The visit was led by MBAM Deputy
Secretary General 2 and Chairman of MBAM Technical Committee, Mr Ong Ka Thiam together with 62 other participants. The
objectives of the visit were to learn about the adoption of precast construction methodology system, and other issues pertaining
to design, fabrication, logistics and installation of precast system at site.
During the visit, Mr Tang Lai Peng, General Manager of Eastern Pretech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd briefly introduced Eastern Pretech and
the range of products that they produced from precast hollow concrete slabs, columns, beams, walls, staircase, to unit bathrooms.
The advantages of using precast methodology on construction were highlighted as follows:n
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Faster project completion due to less disruption of work at site
Better quality finish as products are manufactured in factory under stringent QA/QC procedures
Reduction of labor at site
Neater, safer and more environmental friendly construction site.
In his presentation, Mr Tang touched on the ongoing IKEA project including the scope of design, supply and delivery, installation
and grouting work. The project is expected to take up 115,500M2 floor area and take up to 7 months to be completed.
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MBAM CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) VISIT TO KELANTAN
MBAM conducted CSR site visits on 15th
February 2015 to schools in Kelantan that
we have identified under our MBAM
Flood Relief Donation Drive. The MBAM
delegation was led by MBAM President,
Mr Matthew Tee accompanied by MBAM
Executive Director, Ms Loh Mei Ling,
MBAM Public Relations Executive, Ms
Tessa Hamid and I. We are also pleased
that representatives from our affiliate
member, Persatuan Pembinaan Kelantan
(Kin Cho Hong), i.e. President, Datuk Tan
Liang Chong, Vice President, Mr King Chin
Wai and Second Vice President, Mr Steven
Lee were present as part of MBAM
At SMK Manek Urai
delegations for the visit. We went to three
schools namely, SJKC Yuk Chai, SMK Manek Urai and SK Manek Urai at Kuala Krai to see for ourselves the trail of destruction left
by the recent major flood. One of the school was flooded up to the third floor during the major flood which forced up to 500 victims
to stay on the fourth floor of the school building before they were saved by the authorities.
As a part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
programme, MBAM has initiated the first ever MBAM Flood
Relief Donation Drive in order to provide relief for the
victims of the flood that hit this country late last year. With
the unconditional support from our members, we have
managed to collect RM124,400.00 to donate to those who
have been affected by the flood. MBAM have decided that
we will give out the donation in the form of school amenities
to lessen the burden faced by the victims. These donations
are apart from the RM20,000.00 that we have donated
earlier to National Security Council to assist the flood
victims.
At SK Manek Urai, one of the worst hit school by the recent flood
Pointing at the water level that hit SJKC Yuk Chai
MBAM representatives with Mr Mohd Sukri, Senior
Assistant Administrator of SK Manek Urai
Effective 1st April 2015, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act 2014 will be implemented by the Government of Malaysia
replacing the existing Sales Tax Act 1972 and Service Tax Act 1975. I hope that through the series of GST seminar that
MBAM conducted throughout last year have helped in preparing our members better. Of course there will be problems
along the way as it is a new practice for the business communities in Malaysia. But I believe that at the end of the day
it will be beneficial and a good practice for businesses to be more professional and diligent in keeping all the paperwork
in order.
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Other Key Events Attended by MBAM Representatives in February 2015
5th February 2015
MATRADE Media Conference on Malaysia's Trade Performance
was attended by MBAM Treasurer-General, Mr Eric Lai at
Matrade Hall, Level 3, Menara Matrade, Kuala Lumpur.
CIDB Lab Sessions for the Construction Industry Transformation
Programme (CITP) 2016-2020 Group 3 & Group 5 was attended
by MBAM Manager, Mr Michael Thong and MBAM Senior
Executive Officer, Mr Leon Leong at PWTC, Kuala Lumpur.
6th February 2015
REHDA 2015 New Year Open House was attended by MBAM
Deputy Secretary General 2, Mr Ong Ka Thiam at Wisma REHDA,
Kelana Jaya.
CIDB Lab Sessions for the Construction Industry Transformation
Programme (CITP) 2016 - 2020 Group 2 was attended by MBAM
Council Member, Mr Mohd Bazly Bin Said and MBAM Senior
Manager, Mr Lenny Lim at PWTC, Kuala Lumpur.
11th February 2015
Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM) 3rd
Coordination Meeting was attended by MBAM Deputy
Secretary General 2, Mr Ong Ka Thiam, MBAM Committee
Member, Mr Kow Choong Ming, MBAM Manager, Mr Michael
Thong and MBAM Senior Executive Officer, Mr Leon Leong at
CREAM Meeting Room, Jalan Chan Sow Lin, Kuala Lumpur.
23rd February 2015
Construction Quality Enforcement Coordination Meeting in
Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur was attended by MBAM
Technical Committee Member, Dato’ Ir Laxana Naidu at
Meeting Room, level 3, Menara DBKL, Kuala Lumpur.
13th February 2015
National Export Strategy (NES) Pre Lab Meeting was attended
by MBAM Manager, Mr Michael Thong at Perdana Hall, Menara
MATRADE.
14th February 2015
Persatuan Pembina Port Dickson 46th Anniversary Dinner
(Chinese New Year Dinner) was attended by MBAM Senior
Manager, Mr Lenny Lim at Dewan Tiong Kok, SM Chung Hua,
Port Dickson.
16th February 2015
2015 Chinese Spring Festival Celebration hosted by the Embassy
of the People's Republic of China in Malaysia was attended by
MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala
Lumpur.
CIDB Lab Sessions for the Construction Industry Transformation
Programme (CITP) 2016 - 2020 Group 1 was attended by MBAM
Vice President, Ir Chuan Yeong Ming at PWTC, Kuala Lumpur.
CLAB Board of Director Meeting No. 1/2015 was attended by
MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee, MBAM Vice President,
Dato’ Sri Sufri Bin Haji Mohd Zin and MBAM Secretary General,
Mr Dennis Tan at Menara Millenium, Pusat Bandar Damansara,
Kuala Lumpur.
CIDB Lab Sessions for the Construction Industry Transformation
Programme (CITP) 2016 - 2020 Group 7 was attended by MBAM
International Affairs Committee Member, Mr Aziz Bahaman and
MBAM Manager, Ms Lee Siew Mei at PWTC, Kuala Lumpur.
25th February 2015
SIRIM Technical Committee on Household Fittings & Building
Accessories Meeting No 1/2015 was attended by MBAM
Manager, Mr Michael Thong at Bilik Casco, Block 3, SIRIM
Berhad, Shah Alam.
The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry
of Malaysia (ACCCIM) Joint Media Conference on Mandatory
Online Renewal of Foreign Workers Permit (PLKS) via MyEG was
attended by MBAM Executive Director, Ms Loh Mei Ling and
HR Committee Member, Mr Mazlan Haron at Conference Room,
6th Floor, Wisma Chinese Chamber, 258, Jalan Ampang, Kuala
Lumpur.
26th February 2015
PEMANDU Economic Wrap-Up 2014 was attended by MBAM
Senior Manager, Mr Lenny Lim at Auditorium, Sasana Kijang, 2,
Jalan Dato Onn, Kuala Lumpur.
28th February 2015
Malaysia China Chamber of Commerce Chinese New Year
Reception was attended by MBAM President, Mr Matthew Tee
at Ballroom 1, Level 2, Federal Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
Yours faithfully,
MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION MALAYSIA
DENNIS TAN
MBAM Secretary General
CIDB Lab Sessions for the Construction Industry Transformation
Programme (CITP) 2016 - 2020 Group 8 was attended by MBAM
Senior Manager, Mr Lenny Lim at PWTC, Kuala Lumpur.
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MBAM SITE SAFETY SUPERVISOR (SSS) COURSE TRAINING CALENDAR 2015
2015
STATES
CLASS
JAN
KUALA LUMPUR
FULL TIME
19 - 26
KUALA LUMPUR
WEEKEND
PENANG
FULL TIME
JOHOR
WEEKEND
24 Jan - 15 Feb
KUANTAN, PAHANG
WEEKEND
10 Jan - 1 Feb
KOTA KINABALU, SABAH
FULL TIME
KUCHING, SARAWAK
WEEKEND
MIRI, SARAWAK
FULL TIME
BINTULU, SARAWAK
FULL TIME
Weekend (WE) Classes will be conducted on:
Saturday : 8.00 am to 7.00 pm
Sunday : 8.00 am to 7.00 pm
Please download the Application Form from MBAM
website: www.mbam.org.my
FEB
MAC
APR
9 - 16
20 - 27
10 Jan - 8 Feb
7 - 14
MAY
4 - 26
28 May 4 Jun
19 - 26
18 Apr - 17 May
21 - 28
9 - 16
14 Mac - 5 Apr
3 - 10
30 Jan - 6 Feb
8 - 15
Contact Persons:
Ms MF. Chai / En Farhan / Ms Ida Fatmawati
Tel: 03 - 7984 8636 Fax: 03 - 7982 6811 H/P: 017- 625 3368
E-mail: [email protected] /
[email protected] /
[email protected]
MBAM SAFETY POSTER FOR SALE
(Size : A1 - 84.1cm/w x 59.4cm/h)
For further enquiries on the price & availability, please contact :
MBAM Secretariat at [email protected] or Tel: 03 - 7984 8636
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