Program Qasih'12 Jabatan Ukur Bahan

 

Program QS-Bina Kembali Ke Pangkuan (QaSih ’12) merupakan satu platform untuk sesi perjumpaan semula para Alumni Ukur Bahan & Pembinaan serta mempereratkan lagi silaturrahim para mahasiswa Ukur Bahan & Pembinaan UTM dengan para Alumni Ukur Bahan & Pembinaan UTM. Jabatan Ukur Bahan, menyedari akan kepentingan memperkukuhkan  hubungan antara Alumni dengan UTM untuk membantu meningkatkan kecemerlangan UTM sebagai universiti terulung. Program ini juga bertujuan untuk platform mengumpul dana daripada para alumni untuk memperkasakan tabung Endownment untuk pembangunan mahasiswa Ukur Bahan & Pembinaan. Pelbagai aktiviti akan diadakan dan para mahasiswa bukan sahaja dapat mengenali para pensyarah dan alumni dengan lebih akrab, malah dapat mewujudkan semangat yang tinggi untuk mencontohi dan mencapai kejayaan profesional yang membanggakan.

 

Program ini akan berlansung dari 25 hingga 27 Mei 2012 bertempat di Fakulti Alam Bina. Pelbagai aktiviti menarik diadakan sepanjang program ini berlangsung antaranya adalah sukaneka, Seminar CCD, Kenduri Sekampung, Pertandingan Golf serta bnyak lagi. Aktiviti kemuncak bagi program ini adalah majlis makan malam alumni yang akan diadakan pada 26 Mei 2012 pada jam 8.00 malam.

Seminar on Best Practices in PFI by Prof. Dato Dr. Sr. Kamarul Rashdan Salleh

SEMINAR ON BEST PRACTICES IN MALAYSIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

 

TOPIC :

BEST PRACTICES IN PRIVATE FINANCE INITIATIVES (PFI) FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STAKEHOLDERS

SPEAKER :

 Professor Dato Dr. Sr. Kamarul Rashdan bin Haji Salleh

Managing Director, Syarikat Perumahan Negara Berhad & Visiting Professor at University of Salford,


Biography

Professor Dato Dr. Sr. Kamarul Rashdan Salleh  is currently a Visiting Professor to the School of the Built Environment, University of Salford ,United Kingdom. Before he joined Syarikat Perumahan Negara Berhad (SPNB), he was Associate Director of MACE Group United Kingdom and Associate Partner of Davis Langdon UK and currently the Managing Director of Syarikat Perumahan Negara Berhad Malaysia. He is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor and registered member of the Royal Institutions of Chartered Surveyors UK and the British Institute of Facilities Management. His area of expertise includes PPP/PFI, Facilities Management and Whole Life Cycle Cost.

 

Date: 26th May, 2012

Venue: Convention Hall, Block B12 Faculty of Built Environment UTM

Times: 8:30am – 12.30pm

 

Seminar Fee: RM30 per participant/RM15 per student

 

CPD AND CCD POINTS (terms & conditions apply)

The seminar has an approved CPD and CCD points as stated below:

– Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM): 2 points
– Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Malaysia : 10 points

 

The detail of the seminar can be accessed on http://qasih2012.blogspot.com. For further enquiries and reservation please contact Dr. Sarajul Fikri at 019 750 5806, Miss Noraini at 07 553 0670 and Miss Yvoanne (016 800 3698) or email to qasih2012@gmail.com.

Seminar Best Practices In Construction Industry

Seminar on Best Practices In Construction Industry

26 MAY 2012 (Saturday)

Seminar Room , Faculty of Built Environment
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Johor Bahru, Johor

CPD AND CCD POINTS (terms & conditions apply)

The seminar has an approved CPD and CCD points as stated below:

– Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM): 2 points
– Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Malaysia : 10 points

The detail of the seminar can be accessed on http://qasih2012.blogspot.com. For further enquiries and reservation please contact Dr. Sarajul Fikri at 019 750 5806, Miss Noraini at 07 553 0670 and Miss Yvoanne (016 800 3698) or email to qasih2012@gmail.com.

Wacana Ilmu Kalam 5

The Centre For The Study Of Built Environment In The Malay World (KALAM) will be hosting the following talk:

 

WACANA ILMU KALAM 5

Date : 18 May 2012 (Friday)
Venue : Bilik Seminar, level 2, Block B03, Faculty of Built Environment
Presenter : PM Dr Eka Sediadi
Title : Green Assessment System In Building Design

“Disputology”: International Dispute Resolution in the Construction Industry by Professor Edwin H W Chan

Lecture to MSc students and others

 

Date : Thursday, 10 May 2012

Time : 2.30 pm- 4.30 pm

Venue : Seminar Room 1, Faculty of Built Environment

 

The trend in managing construction disputes is to incorporate the most appropriate dispute resolution mechanism into the construction contract, thus avoiding disputes or quickly resolving them when they do arise. Many new, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms have been developed and most construction contracts have either one of the dispute resolution mechanisms, or a combination of them in the form of a multi-tiered dispute resolution (DR) mechanism, incorporated into their contracts, particularly for their large international construction projects. Such development has been acknowledged as the “disputology” in all construction activities.  For disputes in international construction projects, there are more than just rights and interests of the parties to be considered.  Professor Chan extends the consideration of “interests- rights” to consider other factors including politics, law and cultural compatibility in international construction projects. In arriving at the dispute Resolution pattern, he will examine the characteristics, limitations and legal implications of different dispute resolution mechanisms through a systematic analysis.

Sustainable Urban Development Control Framework And Green Building In Hong Kong by Professor Edwin H W Chan

Date : Wednesday, 9 May 2012

Time : 2.30 pm- 4.30 pm

Venue : Seminar Room 1, Faculty of Built Environment

 

Sustainable development concept for dense urban city such as Hong Kong poses many special challenges to planners/architects/surveyors and engineers.  Professor Chan will present his idea and pose questions on the following issues:  “Concept of ‘sustainable cities’ appear” “strategies for low-carbon cities in urban planning” “urban public space”, and “urban community”,  “ development control framework available to achieve Sustainable urban development in Hong Kong” and “the regulations/incentives for designing green buildings”.