IJM IBS SDN BHD
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🌿 Tomorrow is the last day to Register for "Green Horizons: Advancing Sustainable Construction"! 🌿Good news for connection!Join us for this exclusive forum hosted by IJM Industry Division.🗓 Date: 21 August 2024🕒 Time: 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.📍 Venue: Connexion @ Nexus Bangsar South, Kuala Lumpur🚀 Why Attend?✨ Discover innovations transforming the construction industry✨ Engage with leaders driving sustainable practices✨ Network with like-minded professionals✨ Approved CPD pointIf you are an Engineer, Developer, Contractor, Quantity Surveyor, Architect, Project Management or construction field related, please DM (ICP PILES & IJM IBS SDN BHD) for the registration link. Slot is limited, first come, first served.#IJMIndustry #ICPPILES#IJMIBS#Spunpiles #foundation#SustainabilityEvent#GreenEvent #GreenHorizon#ReduceCarbonFootprint #ClimateAction #SustainableFuture #GoGreen#ARCHITECT #DEVELOPER #ENGINEER #QS #PROJECTMANAGEMENT#CONTRACTOR
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Saleh Ahmed Mohamed
Master Student of Structural Engineering at University Malaysia Perlis
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The true essence of construction projects lies in creating structures that not only resist the forces of nature but also celebrate the human spirit.Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia #engineering #civilengineering
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Haffikah Mohamed
Digital Marketing Executive at ALL ID ASIA MALAYSIA
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KNOCK KNOCK ✊ ✊ Do you have planning to join any Technical Conference in 2024???OMG, How coincidence 😄 😃 COMFORI SDN BHD will held Building Renovation and Rectification Conference 2024 on 21st & 22nd February 2024 in Kuala Lumpur. This Conference will be addressing significant points such as:·The Right Route to Renovate: Associated Regulations·Identification of Building Structural Defects and Rectification Works·Project Management of Rectification Works·Addressing the Myriad of Challenges in Building Expansion·Risk Management of Renovation Projects·Rectification of Non-Structural Defects·Sustainable Renovation: The Future of Building Upgrades·Building Renovations According to the Town Country and Planning Act·Safety First: Prioritizing Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) during Renovations·Common Design Limitations Hindering Maintenance Works·Smart Fit-Outs: Embracing Sustainability with Digitalization·Breathing New Life Into Aged Structures through Renovation and Adaptive Reuse·Collaboration Between Facilities Management and Maintenance for Smooth Renovation Works·The Optimal Route to Upgrade your SpaceWho is the participants???- Engineering managers (Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Department), Building Owners, Building Control Officers & Regulators, Building and Facilities maintenance officers, Building managers, Building Surveyor, Contractors and Architects. The benefits that you will get are :1. Build the network connection. 2. The speaker's experience more than 10 years. 3. 14 hot topics and 14 experiences speakers in Building Renovation and Rectification. 4. HRDC Claimable.5. Points available.Its HRD Corp claimable course. Please do not hesitate to contact me via emel Haffikah@comfori.com or you can click this link (https://wa.link/x0d0az) for any inquiry.Come and register now!!!!#maintenance #electricalmaintenance #renovation #rectification #managers #safety #building #contractors #architecture
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Muhammad Radhi Abdul Razak
Master in Construction Business Administration (MCBA) at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)
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⭐ FREE RM 10.00 FOR THE FIRST 10 RESPONDENTS ⭐Assalamualaikum and hello everyone, I kindly request those working at G6 & G7 Contractor companies in the Selangor and Kuala Lumpur areas to answer my survey 😁. Please send me your company name & account number at 016-9929814 after completing the survey to receive your RM 10.00. Thank you in advance.Survey Link: https://lnkd.in/gC5gYDPqAssalamualaikum w.b.t, Greetings.Dear Sir/ Madam,I am Muhammad Radhi bin Abdul Razak, a Master student in Master of Construction Business Administration (MCBA) from International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Gombak, Kuala Lumpur. For your information, this is a questionnaire survey for the research title Employees’ Digital Competencies Development for Construction 4.0: Challenges and Strategies in Large Construction Companies.Digital Competency is defined as the ability to use digital technologies proficiently for various tasks like communication, problem-solving, and information retrieval. It includes skills like digital literacy, adaptability to new technologies, and effective use of digital tools and platforms.The objectives of this research are as follows:1) To identify the digital competencies required for Construction 4.0 from the perspective of large contractor companies.2) To identify the challenges faced by large contractor companies in developing their employees' digital competency.3) To investigate Human Resource Management (HRM) strategies to develop employees' digital competency in large contractor companies.This survey is to be answered by CIDB registered Grade 6 (G6) or Grade 7 (G7) contractor companies based in Kuala Lumpur or Selangor only.This questionnaire consists of FOUR sections, A,B,C & D and will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. Your participation in this survey is voluntary, and your response will remain confidential and used for academic purposes only. Your cooperation is much appreciated. Upon any inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact me:Email: radhiabdulrazak@gmail.com Phone No: 016-9929814.Thank you so much for your time and participation in filling out this survey. Your contribution is highly appreciated.Sincerely, Muhammad Radhi bin Abdul Razak,Master Student of MCBAKulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design (KAED)International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)
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AZNIAL RAHMAT
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HOW MUCH WILL THE PROJECT COST?Predicting the final cost of the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore HSR project is still difficult at this stage, as it depends on several factors that haven't been fully finalized. However, we can discuss some estimates and potential influences:• The chosen consortium and their proposed construction plan: Different consortiums may have different approaches and technologies, leading to varying costs.• Land acquisition and environmental considerations: The specific route chosen and any potential environmental challenges could impact costs significantly.• Financing arrangements and market fluctuations: The chosen funding model and potential changes in material costs or economic conditions could affect the final price tag.Despite the uncertainty, here's what we know about previous estimates:• Initial estimates: The project's initial cost was estimated at MYR 72 billion (US$17.4 billion) by the Barisan Nasional government.• Later revisions: The subsequent administration led by Mahathir revised the cost to MYR 110 billion (US$26.6 billion) in 2018 due to potential hidden costs.• Expert opinions: Some experts and news reports have suggested the cost could be around MYR 40 billion (US$9.7 billion), but this remains speculative.Since the project is still in the early stages of the bidding process, it's likely that more concrete cost estimates will only emerge once the selected consortium submits its detailed proposal in the RFP stage. This stage is expected to happen later in 2024, so we'll have to wait for further developments for a more accurate picture of the project's cost.
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Abdisalam Sheik Yusuf
Construction Manager| Ass Dean of Faculty of Engineering at Amoud University
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In my study on Borama Construction projects, I discovered a significant issue with poor supervision checklists, which often caused delays and cost overruns. To address this problem, I have compiled a comprehensive site supervision checklist that can greatly help in overcoming these challenges.By using this supervision checklist, project managers and supervisors can ensure that all necessary steps and procedures are followed correctly. It helps in streamlining the workflow, enhancing efficiency, and reducing the likelihood of errors or oversights. A well-implemented supervision checklist can lead to improved project progress, timely completion, and adherence to budget limitations.This checklist serves as a valuable tool to ensure consistent and effective supervision, ultimately contributing to successful project outcomes.
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Mohd Fara aidid Baharul
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Mohamed Ibrahim
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The Construction Index of #bursamalaysia reached its highest level in four-and-a-half years, correlating with Malaysia's construction sector seeing a surge in work value to RM34.1 billion in 4Q23, marking a 6.8% year-on-year increase. The positive trend persisted for seven consecutive quarters, driven by an 18% expansion in the civil engineering sub-sector, particularly in roads, railways, and utility projects. Selangor led with RM8.6 billion, followed by Federal Territories at RM4 billion. The private sector contributed significantly, representing 59.5% of the overall value in 4Q23. The total construction work in 2023 amounted to RM132.2 billion, reflecting an 8.4% positive momentum.
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AZNIAL RAHMAT
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Deeper Dive Into Potential Sub-Contractors and Broader Industry Trends For Penang LRT Project Sub-contractors:· Civil works: Based on HLIB's report, several companies could be strong contenders for sub-contracts in segments 1 and 2, particularly those with expertise in: oMarine construction: Given the potential presence of extensive marine elements, especially for bridge or tunnel sections, sub-contractors like Muhibbah Engineering (NR) could be highly sought after. oFoundation works: Companies with experience in piling and foundation works like Econpile Holdings Bhd, Aneka Jaringan Holdings Bhd and Gabungan AQRS Bhd could be valuable partners.· Systems and Rolling Stock: While Gamuda is a contender, IJM Corp Bhd's partnership with Pestech Technology Sdn Bhd shouldn't be overlooked. This collaboration brings together a construction giant with a company experienced in supplying railway systems.Industry #Trends:· Mega-infrastructure rollouts: As highlighted by HLIB, the Penang LRT project is part of a larger trend of expected mega-infrastructure projects in Malaysia. This bodes well for the construction sector as a whole, creating opportunities beyond the usual RM20 billion annual contract norm.· Focus on data centers and factories: The booming data center and factory/warehouse construction will likely translate to a robust flow of private sector construction jobs, further bolstering the industry.· Skilled labor shortage: With a surge in construction projects, a potential challenge could be a shortage of skilled labor. Companies with strong training programs and a focus on attracting talent will be better positioned to navigate this.· Technology adoption: The construction sector is likely to see increased adoption of technologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM) and prefabrication to improve efficiency and safety. Companies that embrace these advancements will have a competitive edge.
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FOS Engineering Solutions
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To manage cost while satisfying functionality and safety, we designed the slabs of one of our institutional buildings in Kiambu as a hybrid slab. We adopted a hollow pot slab in some regions and a solid slab in other regions.Captured in the footage is an active site in Kiambu🇰🇪 code named Project Red OchreWe are a leading Engineering and Project Management Firm. We bring together an exemplary team of construction professionals with vast experience in the built environment to deliver any design and build project brief. We partner with quantity surveyors, engineers, architects, project managers and contractors to guarantee optimum actualization of every project brief. We are FOS Engineering Solutions#UsidanganyweNaFundi #AskFOS #ArchitecturalDesign #MotorOil #CivilEngineering #LandscapeArchitecture #EngineeringInspection #BuildingConstruction #StructuralEngineering #Surveyor #SoilSample #ProjectManagement #GeotechnicalInvestigation #Concreting #EngineeringSurvey #UndisturbedSample #HybridSlab #Compact #CivilEngineer #EngineeringInspection #SolidSlab #HollowPotSlab
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AZNIAL RAHMAT
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Outlook 2024 - Malaysia Construction Poised for Strong GrowthCapitalize on Malaysia's Construction Boom, 7.2% Growth Projected in 2024. Building a Brighter Future, Malaysia's Construction Industry Soaring in 2024As consumption and investment continue to grow, domestic market-oriented industries will be supported by higher output in transportation equipment and construction-related sectors.Expect the construction industry to continue to maintain high growth (expected to grow 7.2% in 2024, up from 6.5% in 2023), supported by strategic infrastructure and utility projects, including ongoing projects.The Central Highway (CSR), Pan Borneo-Sabah Expressway, various projects under the 12th Malaysia Plan have been accelerated, as well as the development of affordable public and private housing projects.In the medium term, the construction industry will be supported by the following favorable factors:(a) Public infrastructure construction: Penang-Seberang Perai LRT project (involving a total value of RM10 billion); restarting five canceled LRT stations in the Klang Valley (RM4.7 billion);(b) RM2.5 billion for public housing development;(c) Road maintenance and construction: federal roads and bridges (RM2.8 billion); construction and upgrading of rural roads (RM1.63 billion); and widening of the North-South Expressway from Senina to Simpang Renggam (RM931 million);(d) Others: construction of 33 high-priority flood control projects (RM11.8 billion); construction of 26 new schools (costing RM2.6 billion); construction, maintenance and renovation of civil service quarters (RM2.4 billion); supply of water and water to 5,150 households Supplying electricity to 2,200 households (RM939 million), and building the University of Science and Technology Teaching Hospital (RM938 million).Your #Opportunity:This construction boom presents a once-in-a-while opportunity for businesses across the value chain. Whether you're a:• Building materials supplier: Secure lucrative contracts to fuel the infrastructure and housing projects• Construction equipment provider: Cater to the rising demand for machinery and tools• Technology innovator: Offer digital solutions to streamline construction processes and boost efficiency• Professional service provider: Capitalize on the need for architects, engineers, and project management expertiseDon't miss out on this construction gold rush! Position your business to thrive in Malaysia's booming building sector.
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