Events

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  Workshop[3.5 CPD] : LOG BOOK TRAINING SCHEME – GUIDELINES FOR MENTORS

  From November 30, 2019 8:30 am until November 30, 2019 1:00 pm

  At IEM E-Gate Categories: Others

  Registration of Engineers Regulations 1990 states that a registered Graduate Engineer is required to obtain practical experience for at least one year in Malaysia under the supervision of a registered Professional Engineer of the same discipline or approved allied discipline. In line with this, the Institution has drawn up a Log Book Training Scheme to provide for the proper practical training of young graduates to ensure that such training conforms to the Institution Rules concerning admission of Corporate Members and eventually as Professional Engineer.
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  (CPD IN PROGRESS) IEM – STANDARD MALAYSIA - ASEAN ELECTROTECHNICAL - SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION 2019

  From December 05, 2019 8:30 am until December 05, 2019 5:00 pm

  At CITY BAYVIEW HOTEL FARQUHAR STREET, PENANG Categories: Symposium

  Building up from the success of ASEAN Electrotechnical Symposium & Exhibition 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, the AEI-Mid Term Symposium 2019 aims to further propagate and disseminate the latest updates on the Electrical Installation Standard & Regulations in Buildings amongst ASEAN Countries. Acknowledging that standards is an important driver in improving the value chain, it is a great honour for IEM together with Standards Malaysia to be able to provide an effective platform to drive cross-border flows and mobility of engineering technology and services thus accentuating the linkages in ASEAN countries, positioning ASEAN on the Global Value Chain map.
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  TALK [2CPD] Safety Promotion & Injury Prevention: Can Advocacy Change Fate?

  From December 12, 2019 6:00 pm until December 12, 2019 8:00 pm

  At IEM E-Gate Categories: Talk

  The role of Human Factors in the causation of crashes and other untoward Incidents has often been politicized. The speaker will critically appraise the role of Human Factors in existing models of “Safety” with examples from transportation crashes, occupational, home and recreational injuries. A multidimensional approach to the study of Safety and Injury Prevention is recommended. He has advocated for the setting up of a National Transportation Safety Board to proactively improve transportation safety standards through independent no-fault investigation process (of near misses / crashes and sharing of such information), research and training and suggests that other areas of Safety be approached in a similar manner.