11th April 2017Plenary Theatre, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur Conven�on Centre

2017REDEFINING PROFIT

“Value Creation through Safety”

Y. B. Dato' SriHaji Fadillah Bin

Haji Yusof

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PKIMMALAYSIAN INSTITUTEOF PLANNERS

2017

OVERVIEWMALAYSIA

The 8th Malaysian Construc�on Summit will be held on the 11th April 2017 at the Plenary Theatre, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur Conven�on Centre. The Event is held in conjunc�on with the Interna�onal Construc�on Week 2017 organised by Construc�on Industry Development Board Malaysia (CIDB).

Under the Construc�on Industry Transforma�on Programme (CITP), the Government of Malaysia has placed Quality, Safety and Professionalism high on the agenda. The CITP has been presented and endorsed at the Na�onal Development Planning Commi�ee (NDPC) on 11th of March 2015 and also at the Special Commi�ee for the Services Sector (SCSS) on the 16th March 2015, which was chaired by YAB Dato' Sri Haji Mohd Najib bin Haji Tun Abdul Razak, the Prime Minister of Malaysia.

The Construc�on Industry Transforma�on Programme was launched by YAB Dato' Sri Haji Mohd Najib bin Haji Tun Abdul Razak during the Interna�onal Construc�on Week on 10th September 2015. Quality, Safety and Professionalism was not only one of four main strategic thrust of the CITP but is also cri�cal to support the 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP). The Government ini�a�ves for construc�on under the 11MP focus on enhancing knowledge content, driving produc�vity, fostering sustainable prac�ces, and increasing the interna�onaliza�on of construc�on firms; all of which relates back to Quality, Safety and Professionalism.

Outlook in 2017What does this mean for 2017? The outlook for the construc�on sector in 2017 remains posi�ve, thanks to con�nuous list of government projects including the Light Rail Transit 3, Mass Rapid Transit Line 2 and 3, and the slew of highway projects including the Pan Borneo Highway and the Damansara-Shah Alam Elevated Expressway (DASH). Other upcoming projects include the Tun Razak Exchange project, the 118-storey skyscraper development Warisan Merdeka and the affordable housing project under the PR1MA ini�a�ve will drive construc�on ac�vi�es despite the weakened ringgit and rising cost of construc�on.

INTRODUCTION

Theme: Redefining ProfitSub-theme: Value Creation through Quality and Safety

Construc�on industry development is a deliberate process to improve produc�vity, capacity and effec�veness of the construc�on industry in order to meet the demand for building and civil engineering, and to support sustained na�onal economic and social development objec�ves.

Thus, the theme of the 8th MCS 2017, “Redefining Profit” with the sub theme “Value Crea�on through Quality and Safety” is �mely as construc�on industry players are now more concerned about increasing Quality, Safety and Professionalism. The Malaysian construc�on industry is a labour-intensive industry that relies heavily on value crea�on through low labour cost. Although there are many Quality and Safety enhancers and technologies within the construc�on industry worldwide, Malaysia will need to find ways to u�lise these systems even if the ini�al implementa�on of these methods may come at a high cost.

Policymakers and industry players need to work together to help drive changes in the construc�on sector in regards to boos�ng Quality, Safety and Professionalism, possibly by se�ng both short- and long-term plans. The long-term goals of the construc�on sector are probably best addressed at the policy level, with recommenda�ons made with the understanding that they will probably take years to implement. Short-term recommenda�ons,

THEME

What is the expected outlook for Malaysia in 2017?How would the Malaysian construc�on industry be affected in 2017 and beyond? What are the impacts of larger private sector and the par�cipa�on of foreign construc�on companies in domes�c infrastructure projects, and increased ver�cal integra�on in the packaging of construc�on projects?How can the CITP improve Quality, Safety and Professionalism?What are the key issues and challenges currently affec�ng the Malaysian construc�on industry?How to transform the Malaysia construc�on sector into a quality-based and safety-driven industry?How to ensure cri�cal policies and procedures in Malaysia are inline to help the construc�on industry innovate and achieve and sustain growth levels?How prepared is the Malaysian construc�on industry to adopt technology and innova�on to further grow the industry?

KEY ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED

Provide inputs to Government agencies to explore and come up with prac�cal solu�ons to address cri�cal issues pertaining to Quality, Safety and Professionalism in the construc�on industry.Analyse the performance of the construc�on industry with a view to find opportuni�es for growth.Iden�fy the cri�cal issues impac�ng sustainable growth of the construc�on industry through proper development of strategies involving both the Government and the private sector.Determine the future direc�on of the Malaysian construc�on industry in 2017 and beyond.Manage risks and explore new avenues for growth.Forge new business collabora�ons and linkages through interac�on with other 8th MCS delegates.Promote closer rela�onship and stronger bond among industry players in the Malaysian construc�on fraternity.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

Construc�on StakeholdersKey Industry PlayersDevelopers and Owners, Na�onal and Interna�onal Project DirectorsPlanners, Architects and DesignersEngineersQuan�ty SurveyorsBuilders and Specialist ContractorsCivil Engineering and M & E ContractorsCEO and Managing DirectorsConstruc�on and Project ManagersCommercial and Contract ManagersBuilding and Construc�on Material Manufacturers and DistributorsProcurement Purchasers and BuyersGovernment OfficialsBankers, Insurance, Financial and Legal Prac��onersIns�tu�onal Investors and Investment AdvisorsProject Consultants and AdvisorsIndividual/Companies interested in the Malaysian Construc�on IndustryResearchersRegional ManagersRisk ManagersAnalysts

WHO SHOULD ATTENDThe Malaysian Construc�on Summit (MCS) Series is designed by Master Builders Associa�on Malaysia (MBAM) as an annual event. The Summit built on the success of the inaugural 1st Malaysian Construc�on Summit 2008 which saw overwhelming support as it provided an interac�ve pla�orm for par�cipants that enabled key representa�ves from the Government, industry stakeholders, investors and regulators to construc�vely discuss and brainstorm issues with a view towards providing the industry with prac�cal solu�ons for current challenges. The subsequent edi�ons of the MCS allowed conference delegates to gain in-depth insights and exchanged views on the latest construc�on industry trends and happenings. We aim to con�nue on engaging the par�cipants with the latest and most relevant topics of the day. The 8th MCS 2017 is not to be missed! Join us now and keep yourself updated with the 8th MCS 2017!

ABOUT THE SUMMIT

ACCREDITED CCD/CPD POINTS APPLIED

Construc�on Industry Development Board Malaysia (CIDB)Department of Occupa�onal Safety & Health (CEP)Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)Board of Architects Malaysia (LAM)Board of Quan�ty Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM)Malaysian Ins�tute of Planners (MIP)

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however, can be possibly be implemented within businesses or on-going projects for immediate effect, if they do not involve any regulatory approval and only require a firm commitment to change for the be�er from relevant organisa�ons.

8th Malaysian Construc�on Summit 20178th Malaysian Construc�on Summit 2017Held in Conjunc�on with Interna�onalConstruc�on Week 2017 atKuala Lumpur Conven�on Centre

Theme : Redefining ProfitSub-theme : Value Creation Through Safety

2017

TENTATIVE PROGRAMME

SESSION 1

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K������ : Dato' Ir. Mohtar bin Musri, Director General of Department of Occupa�onalS������ Safety and Health, Ministry of Human Resources on Redefining Profit : Value Crea�on Through Safety.

S������ 2 : Mr. Hideyuki Takeda General Manager, Business Development Interna�onal Division, Kajima Corpora�on on Elevated Rail Track Construc�on on top of Opera�onal Shinkansen.

S������ 3 : En Hilmy Hussain, Head of Industrial Manpower, Johor Petroleum Development Corpora�on on OSH Standards for PIPC/RAPID Project – Industrial Workforce Perspec�ve

1230 Panel discussion to be moderated by Datuk Matthew Tee MBAM Immediate PastPresident and Group Execu�ve Director of Bina Puri Holdings Bhd.

1250 Souvenir presenta�on to Speakers and Moderator.

1300 Lunch Break

Tea Break 2

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S������ 4 : Professor Roger Flanagan, School of Construc�on Management and Engineering, University of Reading on Profitability and the Malaysian Construc�on Sector

S������ 5 : Sr. Joshua Kang Wee Leng Director of Canaan Building Inspec�on Sdn Bhd on Quality in Construc�on

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S������ 6 : Mr Steven Walton, HE Director for SSP KVMRT Project on HSE Transforma�on in SSP KVMRT Project

Panel discussion to be moderated by Datuk Kwan Foh Kwai MBAM Honorary Advisor andNon-Independent, Non-Execu�ve Director of Sunway Construc�on Group Bhd

1710 Souvenir presenta�on to Speakers and Moderator

1720 Closing speech

1730 Adjournment

OPENING CEREMONY0800 Registra�on & Morning Coffee

0900 Arrival of Guest of Honour, Minister of Works, Y.B. Dato’ Sri Haji Fadillah Haji YusofNegarakuSafety BriefingWelcome remark by MBAM PresidentOpening Address & Official opening by the Guest of HonourMul�media presenta�onPresenta�on of Cer�ficate of Apprecia�on to SponsorsPresenta�on of Souvenir to Guest of Honour

0940 Tea Break 1Press conference

Y. B. Dato' SriHaji Fadillah Bin

Haji Yusof

Y. B. Dato' SriHaji Fadillah Bin

Haji Yusof– Guest of Honour

Datuk Kwan

Foh Kwai– Moderator

Datuk

Matthew Tee– Moderator

Dato’ Ir. Mohtar

Bin Musri– Keynote Speaker

Prof Roger

Flanagan– Speaker

Sr Joshua Kang

Wee Leng– Speaker

Mr Hilmy

Hussain– Speaker

Mr Steven

Walton– Speaker

Mr Hideyuki

Takeda– Speaker

Value Creation through Safety11th April 2017, Plenary Theatre, Level 3,Kuala Lumpur Conven�on Centre,

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