SYNOPSIS   

In the modern built environment, engineering success is no longer judged solely by project timelines, but by the bulletproof integrity of its execution. The rapid transition toward structural complexity requires an absolute “handshake” between regulatory benchmarks, manufacturing limits, and site safety governance. A single break in this chain—whether through uncertified materials, ignored product manuals, or compromised field practices—exposes projects to massive legal liabilities and catastrophic structural and occupational risks.

This industry forum introduces the concept of The Technical Compliance Chain. For the first time on one stage, IEM brings together the Regulator and Enforcement Body (CIDB & DOSH) and the Industry Product Technical Expert (Manufacturer), to decode how product standards and instruction manuals directly dictate safe site execution.

This session will dive deep into the real-world implications of Act 520 compliance, the weight of Product Instruction Manuals in legal disputes, and the aggressive shift toward proactive safety under the OSHA (Amendment) Act 2022.


NAME OF SPEAKERS

1) Mr. Ahmad Saiful Islam
    Manager of the Construction Quality Compliance Division,
    the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Malaysia

2) Ir. Ng Kian Seng
    Technical Director, Sumi-Tech Industrial Supplies Sdn Bhd

3) Ir. Ts. Ahmad Afizul Haq bin Abdul Razak
    Section Head for Enforcement and Special Risk in the
    Department of Safety and Health (DOSH)