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1.0 INTRODUCTION

"We are entering into an era of continued growth as we position ourselves into the

New Millennium when we become an industrialized nation with not only manufactured goods

to export but also skills and expertise to sell overseas. In order to fulfil this aspiration the

onstruction Industry need to be guided! nurtured and developed to attain the reuired uality

and ingredient"said by Y.B. Datuk Leo Moggie, Minister of Public Works, 16 December 199.

!"e #nited $ingdom %#$& "as establis"ed t"e 'onstruction (ndustry !raining Board

%'(!B& )"ic" is funded by contractors in t"e #$ as mandated by t"e la). *ll contractors doing a

s+ecific olume of annual business or aboe, contribute funds based on t"e number of "ours

)orked on +ro-ects +er year. !"e goerning body of '(!B com+rises of re+resentaties from

goernment, education, labour and business. #sing t"e '(!B as a model, Malaysia "as set u+ a

'onstruction (ndustry Deelo+ment Board %'(DB& to monitor and u+grade t"e industry. '(DB

also collects funds in a similar )ay to t"e '(!B.

'onstruction (ndustry Deelo+ment Board %'(DB& is establis"ed under t"e *ct /0

'onstruction (ndustry Deelo+ment Board 199. '(DB is a statutory body under t"e Ministry of

Works, Malaysia and began its o+eration officially in 199. Main income from ley on

construction contracts )ort" more t"an 2M00,000.00 %around 2M90 million annually& Main

res+onsibilities of '(DB in construction )orld is to deelo+ t"e ca+acity and ca+ability of t"e

construction industry t"roug" t"e en"ancement of 3uality and +roductiity by +lacing great

em+"asis on +rofessionalism, innoation and kno)ledge, in t"e endeaour to im+roe t"e 3uality

of life.

'(DB Malaysia "as taken arious significant and effectie ste+s as )ell as initiaties t"at

are geared to)ards t"e en"ancement of t"e Malaysian 'onstruction (ndustry. (n t"e long run,'(DB4s endeaours to assist t"e 'onstruction 5ector to attain t"e leel of a ca+tie global +layer,

in t"e course of undertaking efforts to +re+are (ndustry Players to ecel in t"eir +ro-ect deliery.

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OBJECTIVE OF CIDB

78 !"e oerall ob-ectie of '(DB is to deelo+ t"e ca+acity and ca+ability of t"e 'onstruction

(ndustry t"roug" t"e en"ancement of 3uality and +roductiity by +lacing great em+"asis on

+rofessionalism, innoation and kno)ledge, in t"e endeaour to im+roe t"e 3uality of life.

MISSION OF CIDB

:!oget"er )e deelo+ t"e Malaysian 'onstruction (ndustry

VISION OF CIDB

:!o be a credible organisation in deelo+ing a World 'lass 'onstruction (ndustry

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QUESTION 1

'an you s"are about your +ersonal background and your academic 3ualification;

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ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

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Y>*2 1990 F 199

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PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT

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VISION AND MISION

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QUESTION 2

Aae you inoled in any construction +ro-ect so far;

Yes, at Port Dickson )"en ( )as )orking )it" A2* !egu" 5dn B"d as site

engineer %Po)er Plant Pro-ect at Cima" !=B Po)er 5tation I 2e"abilation of

Po)er +lant PD/&.

QUESTION 3

Ao) long "ae you been inoled )it" '(DB and your ac"ieement;

5ince /00G until no). My +osition is Manager. Cune, /00G Cune, /01 )orking at '(DB Co"or.

Cune, /01 until no) at '(DB 5elangor.

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2>5P@=5(B(L(!Y@< '(DB

Planning t"edirection of

t"e (ndustry

*ddressingt"e +ertinentissues and+roblems

faced by t"e(ndustry

Making

recommendationsin t"e formulationof +olicies for t"e

(ndustry

'oordinatingt"e needs and)ants of t"e

(ndustry

QUESTION 4

W"at is t"e most c"allenging obstacle t"at you "ae e+erienced during your inolement )it"

'(DB;

!o im+roe t"e contractor attitude in deelo+ing skills and kno)ledge since some of t"e

contractors are illegal as t"ey did not registered under '(DB so )e at '(DB find it "ard

to su+erised t"em and ensure t"ey follo)s t"e good et"ic of construction "o)eer some

of t"e legal contractors also failed to follo) t"e et"ic of construction.

QUESTION 5

W"at is t"e main res+onsibility of '(DB in construction )orld;

!o deelo+ t"e ca+acity and ca+ability of t"e construction industry t"roug" t"e

en"ancement of 3uality and +roductiity by +lacing great em+"asis on +rofessionalism,

innoation and kno)ledge, in t"e endeaour to im+roe t"e 3uality of life.

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@t"er roles and res+onsibilities of '(DB Malaysia include ?

'arrying out all actiities in res+ect of t"e 'onstruction (ndustry

*)arding certificates of +roficiency

>stablis"ing, e+anding, +romoting t"e establis"ment or e+ansion of com+anies,

cor+orations or ot"er bodies to carry out actiities deemed re3uisite, adantageous

or conenient for or in connection )it" t"e +erformance of its functions

!o initiate and maintain a construction industry information system

!o +roide, +romote, reie) and coordinate training +rogrammes organiJed by

+ublic and +riate construction training centres for skilled construction )orkers

and construction site su+erisors

!o accredit and register contractors including to cancel, sus+end or reinstate t"e

registration of any registered contractors

QUESTION

Ao) many de+artments are t"ere in '(DB and )"at are t"eir roles;

!"ere are four de+artments in '(DB

%i& Deelo+ment sector

%ii& @+eration sector %iii& Management sector

%i& 'or+orate and Business sector

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K!"e!ec"nologyDeelo+mentDiisionisres+onsiblefor5tandardisationandualityinconstructionindustry,researc"anddeelo+ment,andalsogiingtec"nologysu++orttot"eindustry

K!"e'onstructionPersonelDeelo+mentDiisioninolesinconstruction+ersonelaccedition,inskillstandardsandtrainingdeelo+ment,andalsoindeelo+mentcoordination,*BMand

accreditation+rogram

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K!"eManagement5ericesDiisionisres+onsibleforadministration

and+ersonelmanagement,andinfinanceandaccountof'(DB

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K!"e2egistrationILeyDiisioninolesinregistrationofcontractorsandim+ositionofleytot"econtractorsconcerned

'@2P@2*!>*=DB#5(=>55

5>'!@2

K!"e(nformation!ec"nology#nitinolesino+erationandmaintenance,databaseforindustryandmattersrelatingtooffice

automationandinternetsystem

K!"e'onstructionBusinessDeelo+mentDiisionisres+onsibleformattersrelatingtoconstructionindustryresources,for+romotionand

inestmentof'(DBandalsorelatingtoenter+reneurialand+rocurement

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Pro-ect success can be defined as meeting goals and ob-ecties as +rescribed in t"e

+ro-ect +lan. * successful +ro-ect means t"at t"e +ro-ect "as accom+lis"ed its tec"nical

+erformance and maintained %Ya) et al /00E&. Ao)eer, )"en t"e +ro-ect cannot be com+leted

in time t"is is called +ro-ect delay.

Delay could be defined as an act or eent t"at etends t"e time re3uired to +erform t"e

tasks under a contract. (t usually s"o)s u+ as additional days of )ork or as a delayed start of an

actiity %. 5)eis et al /00&.

QUESTION !

(f a +ro-ect "as been delayed to a certain +eriod of time, )"at action s"ould '(DB take to

maintain t"e +rogress of t"e +ro-ect;

'(DB does not "ae any +ro-ect, or conducting N controlling +ro-ect or a)arding a +ro-ect

to contractors. (f t"ere "ae been delayed in a +ro-ect, '(DB can only adised by )riting

a letter to t"e contractor to e+editeN accelerate t"e +ro-ect according to t"e time sc"edule.

We also )ill do t"e enforcement at site.

QUESTION "

Ao) about if t"e +ro-ect "as been abandoned;

(f '(DB receied a com+laint from main contractor or deelo+er or goernment agency

or etc about an abandoned +ro-ect, '(DB )ill send our enforcement to t"e site +ro-ect to

determine t"e course )"y t"e +ro-ect is abandoned, c"eck t"e contractor registration

status %t"e license&. !"e contractors are not allo)ed to abandon any +ro-ect )it"out good

reasons. (f failed, '(DB can take disci+linary action on t"eir com+any registration

%license&.

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QUESTION #

(s t"ere any +enalty or disci+linary action being taken to t"e contractor inoled;

Yes, under t"e '(DB *ct /0.

5ection /9 +enalty for carrying out construction )orks )it"out being registered s"all be

guilty of an offence under t"is *ct and s"all, on coniction, be liable to a fine not

eceeding fifty t"ousand ringgit %2M0,000&.

#nder t"e '(DB *ct /0, any contractors or anyone t"at inoled in construction in

Malaysia need to follo) t"e construction rule. (f t"ey failed to do so t"ere )ill be action

being taken according to t"e offense committed.

Ao)eer, before any -udgement being made or action being taken, '(DB )ill inestigate

t"e case.

PROCESS OF DISCIPLINARY ACTION FOR CONTRACTOR

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:5afety management is t"e key to ensuring t"at safety measures are im+lemented on construction

site, t"us Malaysia goernment "as been announced many agencies to manage t"e safety and

"ealt" and a lot of enforcement or +rogram are launc"ed on construction site.%5tee 2o)linson,

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*s )e kno), construction bring a "uge contribution to country economic gro)t" but it

also bring an im+act of construction safety +roblem t"reaten construction site )orker suc" as

in-uries, illnesses een deat". *ccording to statistic t"e 5ocial 5ecurity @rganisation %5ocso& +aid

out 2M1.6 billion in com+ensation to /,6E9 )orkers )"o )ere inoled in accidents at t"e

)ork+lace and )"ile traelling to.%!"e 5tar, /011&

Hariety of une+ected accidence occur, t"e lig"t caused by t"e loss of e3ui+ment and

)orking "ours, minor in-ury, but seere case may ruin and deat". !"e construction safety and

"ealt" is t"e +rocess of construction industrial deelo+ment, )"ic" cannot be ignored. Workers

are often because of lack of e+erience caused accidents, t"e +ro+ortion of t"e damages around

0O, it is ery serious case to t"reated construction site safety.

QUESTION 10

*ccidents occur at construction site is one of t"e biggest issue t"at "aunt construction industry

since some of t"e accidents caused fatal. W"at is '(DB8s action to increase a)areness bet)een

)orker or industry +layer about "o) t"ey s"ould take serious regarding t"eir safety;

Many +rogram and rules and regulation t"at "ae been enforcing to safety and "ealt" to

minimiJe t"e accident "a++en in construction site by t"e board. !"ose +rograms are result

in effectieness to minimiJe t"e accident rate in construction site suc" as safety and

"ealt" induction and green card +rogram. '(DB also a)ard t"ose )ell +erformance

construction site )orkers called 7Malaysian 'onstruction (ndustry >cellence *)ard8

%M'(>*& eery year.

'(DB reen 'ard initiated by '(DB since *ugust 199. !"is is an integrated +rogram

t"at inoles t"e registration and accreditation of 'onstruction Personal to en"ance safety

leel at 'onstruction 5ites and ensure t"at construction )orkers are a)are of t"e

im+ortance a safe and "ealt"y )orking +lace and +roides a basic kno)ledge on safety

and "ealt" at t"e construction )ork site.

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!"is Program entails a one day 5afety and Aealt" (nduction 'ourse for construction

Workers and +roision of +ersonal +rotectie e3ui+ment consisting of a safety booklet

and "elmet. reen 'ard )ill be issued to +artici+ants of t"e one day safety and "ealt"

induction course )"ic" also serices as +roof of registration )it" '(DB under t"e

category of construction +ersonnel.

!"ose 'onstruction Personnel )"o "ae been registered )it" '(DB and issued t"e reen

'ard are automatically coered by a s+ecial (nsurance 5c"eme t"at insures t"e

'onstruction Personnel against deat" and accidents.

!"is insurance sc"eme is t"e result of '(DB continuous efforts to)ards im+roing

construction )orkers )elfare as )ell as +roiding security for t"em and t"eir loed ones.

5ince *ugust 199, )"en t"is sc"eme )as launc"ed, construction +ersonnel "ae en-oyed

a /F"r )orld)ide coerage )"ic" is not limited to accidents at )ork sites alone.

E$AMPLE OF CIDB GREEN CARD


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!"erefore, it s"o)s t"at it is easily for t"e em+loyer to bringFin t"e foreign )orkers to t"e

industry. Most of t"e reason, it is "a++ened because t"ere are "ig"ly demand for local

)orkers in t"e industry since local citiJens are not interested to )ork in t"is field. (n

des+erate situation )"en demand for )orkers are "ig" and t"ey need to com+ete )it" ot"ers

in order to get em+loyee, local em+loyers do not "ae any c"oice but to em+loy foreign

)orkers in order to eecute construction )ork.

QUESTION 11

=o)adays in construction industry demand for )orkers are "ig" es+ecially for skilled )orkers,

"o) '(DB deals )it" t"is situation to ensure t"is situation )ill not cause slo)do)n in any

construction +ro-ect;

!"e demand on t"e skilled )orks is ery "uge in construction industry. Ao) '(DB deals

)it" t"is situation are ?

'onstruction +ersonnel *ccreditation +rogramme %local or foreign )orkers&. (n

t"is +rogram, '(DB )ill c"eck and accredit t"e construction )orks on site. !"is

accreditation done t"roug" obseration and t"e )orkmans"i+ N skill on site.

'(DB also "ae our o)n 'onstruction *cademic or *kademi Binaan Malaysia

%*BM&. Aere )e do t"e training to construction +ersonnel and t"e yout". Aere )e

+roduce t"e skilled )orks to cater t"e construction industry demands.

QUESTION 12

Percentage of foreign )orkers in construction industry is greater com+are to local )orkers. Ao)

'(DB deal )it" t"is to ensure in future Malaysia )ill not only de+ends on foreign )orkers to

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using t"is met"od, number of )orkers can be reduced "ence time for construction can

also be reduced.

!"e 'onstruction *cademy of Malaysia, or *kademi Binaan Malaysia %*BM&, is t"e

training arm of t"e '(DB, )"ic" caters for t"e deelo+ment and u+grading of skills

amongst construction +ersonnel.

!"e *BM focuses on e3ui++ing construction +ersonnel )it" t"e rig"t tools in order to be

skilled, of a certain standard, com+etent, 3ualitatie and +roductie.

T%& ABM %'( )*+,-&/ ! )&+-&( +) *,-, -+( ),&

QUESTION 13

W"at are t"e strategies currently being im+lemented to attract local +eo+le es+ecially yout" to

)ork in construction industry;

!o motiated t"eir +erce+tion about )orking in construction industry. !"is is because in

construction t"ere com+rise of ED syndromes %Dirty, Dangerous I Difficult& t"at caused

yout" to feel burden )"en t"ey are )orking in t"is circumstance. !"is ED syndromes

s"ould be eliminated from t"eir +erce+tion and s"o) t"em "o) interesting it is )"en

)orking in construction industry.

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!o +roduce more local skilled and semiFskilled construction +ersonnel, in order to

reduce t"e country4s de+endency on foreign )orkers

!o undertake structured and )idelyFrecogniJed 'onstruction 5kills Deelo+ment

'ourses, )"ic" )ill be conducted by )ellFtrained +rofessional trainers

!o +roduce +roductie, safety conscious, 3uality oriented and com+etent

construction +ersonnel, in order to meet t"e eerFc"anging needs of t"e

construction industry

!o +roide o++ortunities for construction +ersonnel to u+grade t"eir skills from

time to time

!o su++ort t"e industry in its +ursuit of com+etitie adantage, by +roiding it )it"

t"e necessary construction man+o)er, )"ic" is ca+able of "andling increasinglyadanced construction tec"nology

!o deelo+ and +ae t"e )ay for +resent and future e+orts of locallyFgroomed

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'(DB also take initiatie by s+onsoring t"e training course t"at being conduct by *BM in

order to attract local citiJen to -oin t"is academy and deelo+ t"eir interest in t"is field.

QUESTION 14

(ntake of foreign +eo+le as )orkers in our country es+ecially at construction site is said to be one

of t"e factors causing rate of crime to be "ig" in Malaysia. W"at is '(DB8s role to control or

minimiJe t"is +roblem;

'(DB are not inoling in t"e controlling of crime +roblem among t"e construction

)orks %local or foreign&.

Ao)eer, )e do t"e seminar integrity to t"e contractors. !"is seminar tells t"em about

t"e contractor anti3ue in construction industry.

!"is "o+e )ill "el+ to reduce t"e crime in Malaysia since '(DB does not "ae t"e rig"ts

to take action on criminals.

3.0 CONCLUSION

By conducting t"is interie) session, ( get a clear ie) on )"at is t"e im+ortant of

"aing aut"orities in Malaysia and "o) t"ey "el+ in Malaysia deelo+ment es+ecially in

construction field. (n order to com+lete my gien task, ( "ae c"osen one of t"e aut"orities in

Malaysia roles is '(DB as my interie)ed organiJation. ( "ae interie)ed >n. Mo"d AafiJ b.

a"ar, manager at '(DB 5elangor, on roles and res+onsibilities of '(DB.

'onstruction (ndustry Deelo+ment Board %'(DB& is a statutory body under t"e

Ministry of Works t"at carrying out all actiities in res+ect of t"e 'onstruction (ndustry. '(DB

+lays im+ortant roles in t"is industry to ensure construction industry in Malaysia are )ell

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organiJed and are free from any +roblem t"at can cause any damage t"at can ruin Malaysia8s

re+utation. Wit" '(DB8s oerall ob-ectie to deelo+ t"e ca+acity and ca+ability of t"e

'onstruction (ndustry t"roug" t"e en"ancement of 3uality and +roductiity by +lacing great

em+"asis on +rofessionalism, innoation and kno)ledge, in t"e endeaour to im+roe t"e 3uality

of life, t"is statutory board does eery as+ect to ac"iee t"eir ob-ectie and goal.

'(DB Malaysia "as taken arious significant and effectie ste+s as )ell as

initiaties t"at are geared to)ards t"e en"ancement of t"e Malaysian 'onstruction (ndustry. (n

t"e long run, '(DB4s endeaours to assist t"e 'onstruction 5ector to attain t"e leel of a ca+tie

global +layer, in t"e course of undertaking efforts to +re+are (ndustry Players to ecel in t"eir

+ro-ect deliery.


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Bernama %/00& 2educing t"e de+endence on foreign )orkforces. $uala Lum+ur. from

"tt+?NN))).bernama.comNretrieed on G Canuary /01

Bernama %/006& More !"an

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