The mechanical and electrical (M&E) engineering fields are ever evolving. There are many changes in the legislation, practices and contracts that has change how the engineer approaches the design and specifications. And in today's world of multi-tasking and being technology savvy, M&E engineers are expected to have broad knowledge in the area of safety and risk management. To be a leading-edge engineer, engineers would need to know how a sub-system builds into an infrastructure and be beneficial to the community.


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Day 1 - 23 May 2016, Monday
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Stream2 : Development in Code and Standards

- OSC 3.0
- M&E concern with Strata or mixed development
- New UBBL
- IEM M&E form of contract
- Earthquake Restrains for  Mechanical Systems


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Day 2 - 24 May 2016, Tuesday
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Stream2 : M&E Infrastructure

- Railway control centre egronomic M&E
- Greenfield Power Plant Project
- Requlatory Compliance to Water Services Industry Act 2006 (WSIA) for Water and Sewage Works
- Water Use Reduction in Green Buildings
- PM of Major Infra Works


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Day 3 - 25 May 2016, Wednesday
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Stream2 : Safety and Risk Control

- Combustible Dust Explosion  Risk Management
- Lift & Escalator Code in  Malaysia
- Safety in Sensitive Smoke and  Gas Detection
- CLASS and GHS for M&E Engineers