iKnowledge Angel

Lightning & Lightning Protection

2011-07-26T14:21:00.006+08:00

Lightning& Lightning Protection
15& 16 August 2011

HolidayVilla, Subang

~HRDF Claimable~

Note:

Trainingwill starts @ 8am and ends @ 4pm during Ramadhan. For Muslim
participants,2 dinner voucher will be given&replaced.

OURCONSULTANT

Ir.Thum Peng Chew

BE(Hons) (Malaya), MEng Sc(Malaya), PEng(M), FIEM, MIEEE, MACEM

ASSESSYOUR NEED TO ATTEND THIS COURSE

Youneed to attend this course if you are not confident of answeringcorrectly any of the questions below:

1.What are the limitations of the rolling sphere method in lightningprotection?

2.How does the earth electrode behave when it discharges lightningcurrent?

3.How do you assess the validity of other methods of lightningprotection?

WHOSHOULD ATTEND

Thepower system engineer, engineering consultant, contractor, siteengineer, operation and maintenance engineer who need answers to theeffects of the lightning phenomenon. The course is thus beneficial toall electrical engineers who are responsible for the engineering,design, construction, operation and maintenance of buildingstructures and external power supply systems. It is also for thenon-electrical engineer who is yearning for an understanding of thenature of lightning and how to protect lives and property and for thearchitect and structural engineer who have to consider the use ofarchitectural and structural parts as part of the lightningprotection system.

COURSECONTENT

1.0 The Lightning Flash

Definition of Lightning
Types of Lightning Discharge
The Stepped Leader and Upward Streamer
The Return Stroke
Subsequent Strokes
Stroke and Flash Data
Lightning Incidence and Ground Flash Density
Protection and Field Intensification
Attractive Distance and Collection Area

2.0Lightning Effects, Damages and Risks

Lightning Overvoltages
Ground Potential Rise
Side-flashing and Insulation Failure
Forces leading to Structural Failures
Electrocution and Safety
Risk Assessments

3.0 TheElectro-geometric Model of Lightning Protection

The Electro-Geometric Model
Fields of Influence
Attractive Distance and Collection Area of Shield Wires andMasts with Ground
Lightning Shielding
The Critical Design Lightning Current
Geometric Arrangements of the Shield Wire and Mast
The BS 6651 Rolling Sphere
The 3-Dimensional Electro-Geometric Model for LightningShielding

4.0Other Protection Approaches and Controversies

Lightning Elimination Systems
Early Streamer Emission Systems
Reducing the Lightning Current

5.0 Lightning Earth

Types of Lightning Earths
Soil Ionisation
Radius of Ionisation
Dynamic Behaviour of Lightning Earths
Reinforced Concrete as Earth Electrode

6.0Lightning Protection System Design

Applicable Standards
Comparison of the IEC and BS Methods
General Design Principles and Parameters
Lightning Protection System Design
Lightning Surge Penetration and Propagation

7.0Components, Materials and their Dimensions

Parts of A Lightning Protection System
Materials used
Dimensions and Sizing
Bonding and Connections

8.0Installation, Tests and Maintenance Requirements

Dimensioned Drawings
Conductor Bending
Corrosion and Bi-metallic Contacts
Bolting and Jointing
Earthing and Measurement
Scheduled Inspections and Checks

Understanding Preventive & Predictive Maintenance

2011-07-26T14:21:00.004+08:00

UnderstandingPreventive & Predictive Maintenance
with Modern Condition Monitoring Techniques & Tools
18 & 19 August 2011
Eastin Hotel, PJ

~HRDF Claimable~

Note:

Trainingwill starts @ 8am and ends @ 4pm during Ramadhan. For Muslim
participants,2 dinner voucher will be given&replaced.

OURCONSULTANT

Dr. Soon Tat Kong

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Maintain the production equipment and plantservices as close to brand new condition as possible and have allequipment ready to start up and run with no unplanned shutdowns.
Maintain the production equipment and plantservices to the best possible operating con-dition for the purpose ofproducing high quality goods.
Complete all PM and PdM work on a regularlyscheduled basis without exceeding the "Point of Diminishing Returns onInvestment" for the labor, tools and spare parts required to performthe work.

COURSECONTENT

Module 1
Session 1 - Introduction
Introduction to PPM
Definition of PPM
The History and Approaches towards Equipment Maintenance.
The Introduction of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)

Module 2
Session 2 - The Approach
Activities of Preventive and Predictive Maintenance:
1) Focused Improvement Kaizen Activities Self Maintenance ActivitiesPlanned Maintenance Activities Technical Training for Technicians andOperators Quality Maintenance Activities Office 5S/TPM ActivitiesSafety and Environmental Management
Plant and Equipment Effectiveness Measurement System MeasuringEquipment Available Measuring Equipment Performance Rate MeasuringEquipment Quality Rate Measuring Total Effectiveness

Action Learning Exercise 1.
OEE Exercise to Understand OEE Application

Module 3
Session 3 - Definition of Self Maintenance as the first linedefense in predictive maintenance Characteristics of Self MaintenanceImplementing Self Maintenance in Seven Steps: Clean & ContinuousInspection through 5S Eliminate Problem Sources & Hard-to-getplaces Develop Cleaning & Lubricating Standards. Conduct GeneralInspection to Find & Correct Slight Abnormalities through taggingDevelop Check0sheets & Conduct Autonomous Inspections Carry outVisual Maintenance Management

Action Learning Exercise 2.
RedTag Tagging Exercise to Expose Visual and Obvious andDifficult-to-find Problems or Potential Problems.

Module 4
AUTONOMOUS MAINTENANCE & 2S
Session 4 - Preventive Maintenance
1. Standardization of Maintenance Activities Types of StandardsMaintenance Standards Revision Standards
2. Maintenance Planning & Scheduling Analyzing Equipment Breakdownsand MTBF The LEAN Equipment Maintenance Model Preparing Annual PM/PdmPlans Preparing and Finalizing Monthly Maintenance Plans and SchedulingWeekly PM/Pdm Activities. Managing Job Backlogs and ImprovementIncrease Maintenance Efficiency by Improving Maintainability (MTTR)
Action Learning Exercise 3.
Preventive Maintenance Work Schedule Design & Development Exercise.

Module 5
Session 4 - Continued
3. Keeping and Using Maintenance Records Why Keep Maintenance RecordsThe Flow of Maintenance Records Types of Maintenance RecordsComputerization of Maintenance (CMS)
4. Spare Parts Control Purpose of Spare Parts Classification ofMaintenance Materials Ordering Methods Selecting Permanent StockEstablishing Order Points and Quantities

Module 5 - Continued
Session 4 - Continued 5. Small Group Improvement Team to ReduceTotal Equipment Losses SGA Structure Improving Availability throughMTBF and MTTR Management Reducing Equipment Set-up Losses through SMED
Session 5 - Predictive & Machine Diagnostic Techniques
1. Predictive Maintenance and Machine Diagnostic Techniques
2. The Need for Predictive Maintenance
3. Machine Diagnostic Techniques
4. Application and Aims of Predictive Maintenance

Module 7
Session 5 - Continued Principles in Condition MonitoringVibration Monitoring Methods (Portable Vibration Meters) UltrasonicTechniques (Using Engineering Stethoscope) Oil Diagnostic TechniquesTemperature Monitoring and Diagnostic Techniques
Action Learning Exercise 4 - Trend Charting

Lubrication Strategy

2011-05-25T15:31:00.003+08:00

Lubrication Strategy:

Understanding Oil Contamination Control

14 & 15 July 2011
Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

~HRDF Claimable~

OUR CONSULTANT

Mr.Rolly Angeles

Hisportfolio of maintenance trainings include Maintenance Managementcourses on TPM, Lubrication, Tribology, Condition-Based Maintenance,RCM, RCFA, Planned Maintenance, World Class Maintenance Management, The12 Disciplines, Oil Contamination Control, Maintenance Indices andKPI’s, Maintenance Management Strategies and much more.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Provide basicknowledge onproper lubrication basics and the importance of contamination control.
Convinceourselves to adopt anlubrication strategy in our industry.
Generate aplant wideawareness on how oil is being contaminated, what contamination does andthe need to analyze its contaminants.
To have anfull depthunderstanding on the benefits we can reap on how to reduce breakdowndue to failures attributed by lubrication failure and how to improvethe reliability of our assets.
Learn how oilis beingcontaminated and how we can control and reduce oil contamination in ourassets and equipment.
Learn provenbest maintenancestrategies and practices on lubrication and oil analysis.
Understand the3 levels of OilAnalysis and learn the most important Oil Analysis Tests.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Reliabilityand MaintenancePeople
LubricationTechnicians andEngineers
MaintenanceCraftsman andMillright
Maintenanceand OperationManagers
Facilities andUtilitiesManagers
PreventiveMaintenance Group
Production andOperationsManager
ReliabilityEngineers andManagers

COURSE CONTENTS

DAY1

Module 1 : All ThereIs to KnowAbout Oil
Module 2 :Basics of Grease
Module 3 :Understanding
Module 4 :Total Oil ContaminationAwareness
Module 5 :Understanding Filtration

DAY2

Module 6 :Understanding MechanicalFailures
Module 7 :Different Oil AnalysisTest
Module8 : Step by Step Approach onLubrication Strategy In Your Plant

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Steam Turbines

2011-05-25T15:18:00.001+08:00

A Practical Approach to Steam TurbinesDesign, Maintenance & Operation

27 & 28 June 2011
Eastin Hotel, PJ

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OUR CONSULTANT

Mr.Elangovan

Hehas extensive practical experience in power plants. He has more than 20years of experience in the power industry and has contributed toimprovements which have resulted in huge monetary savings.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Participantswill be able to:

Have a basicunderstanding ofthe historical background of steam turbines
Provide a goodunderstandingof the thermodynamic steam cycles
Provide a goodunderstandingof the design and construction features of steam turbines
Provide a goodunderstandingof the mechanical design of steam turbine blades
Understandingthe dynamics ofthe steam turbine blade path
Provide a goodgrounding ofthe ancillary systems of a steam turbine
Have a goodknowledge of thecommon operational problems
Have a goodknowledge of theperformance monitoring of steam turbines

COURSE CONTENTS

Introductionto steam turbinesand their historical background.
Thermodynamicsteam powercycles related to steam turbines.
Design andconstructionfundamentals of steam turbines.
Mechanicaldesign of steamturbines blades.
Steam turbineblade pathdynamics.
Stem turbinebearing systems.
Steam turbinecontrol, glandsteam and drains systems.
Steam turbinemonitoring,protection and supervisory systems.
Steam turbinemain and controlvalves.
Steamturbine operationalproblems and performance degradation including component failures.

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Failure Prediction & Analysis

2011-04-26T11:13:00.002+08:00

A PracticalCondition-BasedMaintenance
An Approach to Failure Prediction &Analysis

27 & 28 May 2011
HolidayInn, Glenmarie

~HRDF Claimable~

COURSEOBJECTIVES

Understand theprinciples of Condition-BasedMaintenance
Know the benefits thatcan be derived fromCondition-Based Maintenance Techniques
Learn why CBM is moreeffective than the conventionalPreventive Maintenance System
Learn why CBM is morecost effective to use rather thanoverhauling or servicing equip-ments on Preventive Maintenance
Learn the differenceCBM techniques on hand (Lubricant Monitoring, Vibration Monitoring andThermography Monitoring)

COURSE BENEFIT

Getthe answers to these common questions:

Why is performingPreventive Maintenance so costly?
When is the right timeto use different maintenancetasks?
How do I use differentmaintenance tasks effectively?
Why is Condition-BasedMaintenance more cost effectivethan traditional Preventive Main-tenance?
What are some casestudies on Condition-BasedMaintenance?
What are the advantagesand disadvantages when usingCondition-Based Maintenance?
Why is knowing the P-Fcurve is important in performing Condition-Based Maintenance?

COURSE CONTENT

DAY 1

Module 1: Changing The Way We About Failures

Why Maintain
Facts About Today’sMaintenance

Module2 : Why Preventive Maintenance is Limited

Common belief, All Parts wear out
6 Types of Failure Pattern
Why Preventive Mtce is limited ?
Going Beyond Time-Based
Preventive vs Predictive

Module 3 : Understanding Condition-Based Mtce

Predictive Maintenance Defined
P-F Interval
Determining Potential Failures

Module 4: Different Condition Based-Monitoring
- Module 4a- Oil Analysis Monitoring

What is Oil Analysis ?
How Oil is contaminated ?
Cleanliness Levels
Filtration and Beta Ratings
Oil Analysis in 3 levels
ISO 4406 : 99 Codes
Checking Oil’s Health

DAY 2
Module4a : Conditio Monitoring Through Oil Analysis Technique

Common Test for Oils Physical and
Chemical Properties
Test for Oils Metal Wear Analysis

Module4b :Condition Monitoring Through Infra- Red Thermography

Electromagnetic Spectrum
Applications of Infra-Red
Basic Principles of Heat
Infra-red thermography forindustries
Importance of Certification Levels

Module 4c - Ultrasonics

Heterodyning
Applications of Ultrasonics

Module4d - Vibration Monitoring

Principles of Vibration
Frequency and Sine Wave
FFT Spectrum
Misalignment

(BONUS)Video Showing

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+603-78087907

(THE 3rd ANNUAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICAL EVENT)

2011-02-17T11:48:00.006+08:00

BEYONDMAINTENANCE 3
-Bridging the Gap for World Class Maintenance
(THE3rdANNUAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICALEVENT)

Dates: 19& 20 April 2011
Venue: HolidayInn, Glenmarie

~HRDFClaimable~

FeaturingPresentations from The Maintenance Experts:

•Managing Successful Shutdown and Turnaround
by Ir. Luk Chau Beng, Senior Manager of Maintenance &Engineering Generating
Facilities, Kapar Energy Ventures; Chairman National TechnicalCommittee for Boiler &
Pressure Vessel, SIRIM Berhad

• Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Vs Reliability CenteredMaintenance (RCM)
• Practical Best Maintenance Practices - Lubrication Management Strategy
by Mr. Rolly Angeles, Author of ―World Class Maintenance - The12 Disciplines, Philippines

• TPM Implementation and Experiences in India - Saving the LeakingResources with People Movement
and becoming Competitive -128 companies and 181 JIPM TPM ExcellenceAwards in just 15 Years – The highest outside Japan.
by Mr. Rajesh Parim, Principal Counsellor and Head - TPM ClubIndia, Confederation of Indian Industry, India

• Maintenance - Paradigm Shift from Cost Center to Profit Center
by Ir. Lum Youk Lee, Advisor of Mechanical Engineering TechnicalDivision (METD), Institute of Engineers
Malaysia. (IEM)

• Eliminating Quality Defects Through Quality Maintenance
by Dr. Soon Tat Kong, Director & Principal Consultant, TitanConsulting (Asia) Sdn. Bhd.

• A Back to Basics Approach to Maintenance - First Step to Achieve ZeroBreakdown
by Mr. Bala, Partner Training Consultant, Asia iKnowledge Sdn.Bhd.

• Optimal Plant Performance - Utilizing the “RIGHT” maintenancestrategies and Reliability Engineering
by Mr. Fabian Fernandez, Maintenance and Reliability Consultant,Cargill South East Asia;

• What’s Hot in Maintenance Technology?
by Mr. Ng Hock Swee, Technical Director, Total Solution SystemIntegrator Sdn Bhd

• *Practical Case Study - Asset Management & Maintenance inPetronas Group of Companies

Introduction

Inthe 2-day technical event, our eminent group of internationalspeakers and local industrial experts will reveal the best practices,latest maintenance trend and maintenance technologies to boostproductivity and equipment reliability. Most importantly, BeyondMaintenance 3 Technical Event will divulge the remedial maintenancestrategies with handy yet effective tools to cope with your dailymaintenance obstacles. Successful case studies from the region withtips to motivate your maintenance team will be discussed, with theultimate aim to BRIDGE the GAP for WORLD CLASS MAINTENANCE!

WhoShould Attend

Maintenance Team Members
Maintenance Personnel
Planners and Schedulers
Engineers
Supervisors
Maintenance Coordinators
Maintenance Managers
Production Managers
Facility Manager
Operation Manager
Facility Management Personnel
Plant Managers
Plant & Reliability Managers
Asset Managers
Head of Engineering Department
Asset Management Directors
CEOs/Chairmen/Presidents
General Managers
Managing Directors
Operation Directors

KeyBenefits of Attending

BRIDGEthe gap for world class maintenance
LEARNthe disciplines of world class maintenance management from the industryleaders and experts.
KNOWthe why-when-how to select and implement the RIGHT maintenancestrategies and activities
GAINin-dept insights and updates into the latest maintenance trends andtechnology
REVEALremedial solution to your maintenance problems through a series ofsuccessful case studies presented by the industry experts
UNDERSTANDthe indispensability of a RIGHT maintenance mentality and RIGHTmaintenance strategies to impact your business productivity and achieveworld class cost reduction performance
EQUIPyourself with handy and practical maintenance tools to cope with futuremaintenance challenges
INTEGRATEproper maintenance strategies and tools to achieve sustainability andprofitability
EXCHANGEideas and share experiences among regional Maintenance Professionals.
NETWORKand expand your professional networks

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PM– Analysis

2011-02-17T11:44:00.002+08:00

PM– Analysis
(Advanced Root Cause Analysis Tool)
17 & 18 March 2011
Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

~HRDF Claimable~

COURSE PREVIEW

A Manager's or Engineer’s job is getting results, resultsthrough and with others. The most important concern for managers andengineers are therefore, is RESULTS.
The actions which lead to these results determine the quality andeffectiveness of outputs. If a manager or engineer have to take action,how can he better assure that the final outcome of his actions areaccording to his expectations?

Therefore , he needs specific processes, and knowledge and expertise,to ensure that

Problems are identified and categorized
Analysis is comprehensive and complete
All possible causal factors areidentified and researched into
Problem root causes Identified,Corrective & Preventive Actions Designed
Solutions are designed for Short, Mid,and Long-term implementation.

The need for a managerial process to gather and assemble informationfor analysis covers the entire gamut of the manager's or engineer’sactivities ranging from the most trivial to the most serious. Someproblems are resolved on the spot, others take a longer time, whilestill others may have to be analyzed over an extended period of timeconsuming more time.

PM-A processes is designed to provide a systematic approach to solvingproblems and making decisions which normally cannot be solvedeffectively through ordinary tools. The main focus is to designsolutions to eliminate and prevent problems from happening again in thefuture
When complex problems are caused not by one identifiable cause alone,using normal tools like fishbone, 5 whys, etc, will only see temporary“band-aids” applied to very chronic process problems. A much more“stronger” tool is required to provide insight into the heart of theproblem by identifying, researching and treating all Causal factors.Without realizing it, managers or engineers often solve problems (" Ijust know this is what's causing the problem") and make decisions ("Ihave a good feeling this is the correct answer") in a not so effective.Indeed, feelings and intuition are good resources to tap when makingdecisions but these should never take over our factual, rational andlogical faculties.

COURSE CONTENTS

Day 1

Introductionto Understanding Chronic & Sporadic Problems & Their Causes

Chronic problems &Sporadic Problems
Understanding theNature of Chronic Problems
Problems in ReducingChronic Problems
The Importance of MinorAbnormalities
Optimal Conditions

Introduction to P-M Analysis – AnAdvanced Root Cause Analysis Tool in Solving Chronic Quality andProduct Problems

What is P-M AnalysisProblem Solving
ConventionalImprovement Approach
How P-M AnalysisEliminate Chronic Problems
Using Conventional & P-M Analysis Together

Fundamentalsof Physical Analysis

What is PhysicalAnalysis
Avoiding Errors inPhysical Analysis
Conducting PhysicalAnalysis
The Systematic Flow of Physical Analysis

Day 2

ImplementingP-M Analysis Step-by-Step

Step 1 – Clarify the Problem
Step 2 – Conduct a Physical Analysis
Step 3 – Identify Constituent Conditions
Step 4 – Study 4Ms for Causal Factors
Step 5 – Establish Optimal Conditions
Step 6 – Survey Causal Factors forAbnormalities
Step 7 – Determine Abnormalities to beAd-dressed
Step 8 – Propose & Make ImprovementsDecisions

P-MAnalysis in Action

Case Study Presentation
Common Errors inProblem Solving & Decision Making
Practical In-house Exercise On Actual Problem

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Basic Maintenance

2011-02-17T11:41:00.002+08:00

Penyelenggaraan Asas Untuk Juruteknik

28 FEB & 1 MARCH 2011
Venue: HOLIDAY INN, GLENMARIE
~HRDF Claimable~

Key Benefits ofAtteding / Hasil Pelajaran :

Memahamimatlamat sebenar kumpulan penyelenggaraan.
Kenapapenyelenggaraan mesti sempurna.
Kenapamesin rosak.
Bagaimanamemilih jenis penyelenggaraan yang betul
Bagaimanamemelihara keadaan asal.
Bagaimanamenjaga operasi mengikut standard.
Cara-caramenjaga dan mengurus dokumentasi mesin.
Sifat-sifatungul seorang juruteknik penyelenggaraan.

OBJECTIVE/MATLAMATPROGRAM:

Memahamikonsep penyelenggaraan
Aktiviti- aktiviti penyelenggaraan
Penjagaanasas kesihatan mesin
Mengembalipulih kemerosotan
Pengurusandokumentasi mesin
Memperkenalkansifat S.U.P.E.R kejuruteknikan.

COURSE CONTENT/KANDUNGAN KURSUS:

Modul1 : Penyelenggaraan
- Definisipenyelenggaraan
- Kenapa mesinmemerlukan penyelenggaraan.
- Peranan kumpulanmaintenan dalam perusahaan.
- Kenapa mesin seringrosak.
- Matlamat sebenarpenyelenggaraan.
- Strategi kerosakanbersifar

Modul2 : Pemeliharaan keadaan asal
- kaitan kerosakandengan kebersihan
- kenapa memeliharakeadaan asal
- objektif aktivitipemeliharaan mesin
- kepentinganpertahanan barisan pertama
- bagaimana memeliharakeadaan asal

Modul3 : Pengekalan standard operasi
- kenapa kekal standardoperasi
- akibat tidak mematuhistandard
- apakah itu standardoperasi
- kawalan visual
- kawalan secarapositrol log

Modul4 : penyelenggaraan pencegahan efektif
- kenapa prestasi mesinmerosot
- 6 jenis kemerosotan
- objektifpenyelenggaraan pencegahan
- 9 langkah prosespenyelenggaraan pencegahan
Modul5: Langkah - langkah tekniktroubleshooting
- kenapa troublehootingitu penting
- langkah pertama :penyiasatan permulaan
- langkah kedua :analisis punca masalah
- langkah ketiga :pembetulan tepat
- langkah keempat :penilaian pembetulan

Modul6: Sistem dokumentasi mesin
- apa itu sejarah mesin
- kenapa sejarah mesinpenting
- jenis - jenisdokumentasi
- mengumpul danmenyimpan rekod

Modul 7: Tatatertib unggulpenyelenggaraan

juruteknik S.U.P.E.R
7 sifat unggulseorang juruteknik
analisis kerosakan
menyimpan rekodkerosakan
membantu mencapaiwawasan kilang

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Happy Chinese New Year 2011

2011-01-25T14:46:00.000+08:00

Keselamatan Elektrik

2011-01-25T11:45:00.002+08:00

ElectricalSafety
(Delivered In Bahasa Malaysia)
24 & 25 February2011
Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

OBJECTIVES

Aftercompletion of the course, the trainees will be able to :

Understand what are electrical hazards, the necessity of electrical procedures and guidelines and adhere them in their daily working life,
Basic electrical terms
Be able to understand the rules and regulations of the following:

AKTA BEKALAN LETRIK IN RELATION TO ELECTRICAL SAFETY
IEE REGULATIONS IN RELATION TO:

Types of materials to be used
Selection of materials
Method of installations and the safe working procedures.
Earthing and its importance

Protection devices & how to select based on location

TARGETGROUP

Suitablefor electricians, mechanical technicians, electrical technicians,electronic technicians (particularly working in electronic companies)wiremen, control and instrumentation technicians, heavy equipmentoperators ( over head cranes, and tower cranes ),construction workerswho are working on industrial sites, mechanical engineers, processengineers of different discipline such as chemical engineers,petroleum engineers who wish to UPGRADE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS INELECTRICAL SAFETY.

COURSECONTENT

Personal Electrical Safety
Regulation, AKTA 1941 & IEE Regulation
Safety Procedures while working with electricity
General guideline to be followed in handling electricity
Electrical Shock, when, how?
How to avoid electrical shock
Earthing
Importance of earthing
How to carry out earthing
Competent control
Suruhan Tenaga Requirement on Competent Control
Permit to work, what is it?
Electrical Fire Hazards, way to minimise
Basic Principle of Electricity
Common terms used in electricity (amps, voltage, resistance & power)
Single phase supply, re-phase supply. What are the differences between them?
Electrical Protection.
Types of protection devices
Function, advantages & disadvantages of each type
Lightning Protection

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EE for Non EE

2011-01-25T11:39:00.001+08:00

ElectricalEngineering For Non Electrical Engineers
22 & 23 February2011
Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

TargetAudience:
All Non Electrical Engineers: Civil, Mechanical,Chemical, IT, Accounts, Sales Engineers/Executive; Junior ElectricalEngineers; Practitioners in the related Filed. In the industry,buildings, plants, commercial, maintenance servicing sectors.

Course Contents

DAY 1

ELECTRICALSAFETY

Electrical shock
Earthing system
Safety procedures

BASICELECTRICAL DEFINITIONS & CONCEPTS

Direct and alternating current
Voltage, current, and Power Relationship in an electrical system
Active and Apparent Power, Power Factor
Effects of Power Factor, its penalties and improvement

THREE-PHASESYSTEMS

Polyphase systems
Balanced & Unbalanced three-phase system
Power in a three-phase system

ELECTRICALPOWER SYSTEM

Generation,Transmission and Distribution of Electrical power

i)Generation

Generation: Conventional and renewable energy sources
Base Load or Peak Load Operation
Selection Criteria

ii)Transmission

Transmission Voltage Network
Selection Criteria
Overhead lines & associated ancillary equipment:

- Towers, conductors & insulators
- Busbars

Transformers & Switchgear
Underground Cables

iii)Distribution

Distribution Network
Distribution Equipment
Residential & Industrial Usage Motors

DAY 2

SYSTEMSOPERATION

Control on
System Demand
System Frequency
Voltage

LEGALCOMPLIANCE

Electricity Supply Act and Regulations
Occupation, Safety and Health Act

OPERATION &MAINTENANCE

Competent Control
Commissioning
Type of Tests
Operation
Maintenance

POWERQUALITY

Voltage fluctuations, sags and dips
Voltage swells
Harmonics

ELECTRICALPROTECTION

Basic protection theory
Protection devices: fuses and relays
Simple protection systems

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Basic Maintenance (Delivered in Bahasa)

2011-01-25T11:34:00.000+08:00

Penyelenggaraan Asas Untuk Juruteknik

28 Feb & 1 March 2011

Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

Key Benefits of Atteding / Hasil Pelajaran :

Memahami matlamat sebenar kumpulan penyelenggaraan.
Kenapa penyelenggaraan mesti sempurna.
Kenapa mesin rosak.
Bagaimana memilih jenis penyelenggaraan yang betul
Bagaimana memelihara keadaan asal.
Bagaimana menjaga operasi mengikut standard.
Cara-cara menjaga dan mengurus dokumentasi mesin.
Sifat-sifat ungul seorang juruteknik penyelenggaraan.

OBJECTIVE/MATLAMAT PROGRAM:

Memahami konsep penyelenggaraan
Aktiviti - aktiviti penyelenggaraan
Penjagaan asas kesihatan mesin
Mengembali pulih kemerosotan
Pengurusan dokumentasi mesin
Memperkenalkan sifat S.U.P.E.R kejuruteknikan.

COURSE CONTENT/KANDUNGAN KURSUS:

Modul 1 : Penyelenggaraan

Definisi penyelenggaraan
Kenapa mesin memerlukan penyelenggaraan.
Peranan kumpulan maintenan dalam perusahaan.
Kenapa mesin sering rosak.
Matlamat sebenar penyelenggaraan.
Strategi kerosakan bersifar

Modul 2 : Pemeliharaan keadaan asal

kaitan kerosakan dengan kebersihan
kenapa memelihara keadaan asal
objektif aktiviti pemeliharaan mesin
kepentingan pertahanan barisan pertama
bagaimana memelihara keadaan asal

Modul 3 : Pengekalan standard operasi

kenapa kekal standard operasi
akibat tidak mematuhi standard
apakah itu standard operasi
kawalan visual
kawalan secara positrol log

Modul 4 : penyelenggaraan pencegahan efektif

kenapa prestasi mesin merosot
6 jenis kemerosotan
objektif penyelenggaraan pencegahan
9 langkah proses
penyelenggaraan pencegaha

Modul 5: Langkah - langkah teknik troubleshooting

kenapa troublehooting itu penting
langkah pertama : penyiasatan permulaan
langkah kedua : analisis punca masalah
langkah ketiga : pembetulan tepat
langkah keempat : penilaian pembetula

Modul 6: Sistem dokumentasi mesin

apa itu sejarah mesin
kenapa sejarah mesin penting
jenis - jenis dokumentasi
mengumpul dan menyimpan rekod’

Modul 7: Tatatertib unggul penyelenggaraan juruteknik S.U.P.E.R

7 sifat unggul seorang juruteknik
analisis kerosakan
menyimpan rekod kerosakan
membantu mencapai wawasan kilang

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Season Greetings 2010

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To all iKnowledge Family and friends...

See you in 2011

A Practical Condition-Based Maintenance

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AFTER HOT DEMAND FORTHIS COURSE!!!
Let's join us...

APractical Condition-Based Maintenance:

AnApproach to Failure Prediction & Analysis

27 & 28 January 2011

HolidayInn, Glenmarie

COURSEOBJECTIVES

Understand theprinciples of Condition-Based Maintenance
Know thebenefits that can be derived from Condition-BasedMaintenance Techniques
Learn why CBM ismore effective than the conventionalPreventive Maintenance System
Learn why CBM ismore cost effective to use rather thanoverhauling or servicing equip-ments on Preventive Maintenance
Learnthe difference CBM techniques on hand (LubricantMonitoring, Vibration Monitoring and Thermography Monitoring)

COURSEBENEFITS

Get the answersto these common questions:
Why isperforming Preventive Maintenance so costly?
When is theright time to use different maintenance tasks?
How do I usedifferent maintenance tasks effectively?
Why isCondition-Based Maintenance more cost effective thantraditional Preventive Main-tenance?
What are somecase studies on Condition-Based Maintenance?
What are theadvantages and disadvantages when usingCondition-Based Maintenance?
Whyis knowing the P-F curve is important inperformingCondition-Based Maintenance?

COURSECONTENTS

DAY 1

0745 - 0815 - Coffee and Registration

0815 - 0900 - Take MaintenanceSurvey form - Take CBM IQ Quiz

0900 - 0905 - Welcome andIntroduction of resource speaker

0905- 1000 - Module1 : Changing The Way We About Failures

Why Maintain
Facts About Today’s Maintenance

1000- 1015 - MorningBreak / Meals

1030 - 1200 - Module2 : Why Preventive Maintenanceis Limited

Common belief, All Parts wear out
6 Types of Failure Pattern
Why Preventive Mtce is limited ?
Going Beyond Time-Based
Preventive vs Predictive

1200 - 1300 – Lunch

1300 - 1400 - Module 3 :Understanding Condition-BasedMtce

Predictive Maintenance Defined
P-F Interval
Determining Potential Failures

1400- 1500 - Module4 : Different Condition Based-Monitoring

- Module 4a - Oil AnalysisMonitoring

What is Oil Analysis ?
How Oil is contaminated ?
Cleanliness Levels
Filtration and Beta Ratings
Oil Analysis in 3 levels
ISO 4406 : 99 Codes
Checking Oil’s Health

1500- 1515 - AfternoonBreak / Meal

1515 - 1700 - Continuation of Module4

1700 - End of Day 1

DAY 2

0745 - 0815 - Coffee

0815- 1000 - Module4a : Conditio MonitoringThrough Oil AnalysisTechnique

Common Test for Oils Physical and
Chemical Properties
Test for Oils Metal Wear Analysis

1000- 1015 - MorningBreak / Meals

1015- 1200 -Module 4b :Condition Monitoring Through Infra- RedThermography

Electromagnetic Spectrum
Applications of Infra-Red
Basic Principles of Heat
Infra-red thermography forindustries
Importance of Certification Levels

1200- 1300 – Lunch

1300 - 1400 - Module 4c -Ultrasonics

Heterodyning
Applications of Ultrasonics

1400 - 1500 - Module 4d - Vibration Monitoring

Principles of Vibration
Frequency and Sine Wave
FFT Spectrum
Misalignment

1500- 1515 - AfternoonBreak / Meal

1515 - 1600 - Take Quiz on Type ofPdM To Use

(BONUS) Video Showing

1600 - 1700 - Final IQ Quiz on CBM Closing Remarks

1700- End of Seminar on CBM

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(Intermediate) Instrumentation & Process Control Workshop

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Hands-OnPractical Session
(Intermediate) Instrumentation& Process Control Workshop

13to 15 December 2010
KawasanPerindustrian (Shah Alam)
BukitRaja Workshop

OurConsultant: Mr.Wang Gee Kiang

COURSEBENEFITS

Latesttechnological advances in process monitoring, control and automation.
Understandingof control systems in the plant.
Improveplant productivity.

COURSEOBJECTIVES

Understandingof automation control & process characteristics.
Determineapplication of various type of measurement devices & controlequipments.
Determinerelevant industry codes, standards, documents and guidelines to applyie: palm, oil, oleochemical industries.
Practicalknowledge about instrumentation & control valves.
How toinstall process equipment correctly.
How totroubleshoot instrumentation systems and control valves.
Tocorrectly select and size control valves for industrial use.
Correctmaintenance procedures.
Establishing& documenting calibration procedures.
Troubleshootingof equipment.

WHOSHOULD ATTEND

Managers,Engineers.
NonInstrument related personnel.
Mechanical& Process technicians.
Chemical& Process trainee engineers.
Allpersonnel involved in the design selection, operating, maintenance,troubleshooting, repair operations.
Allmaintenance, engineering, operations personnel involved in improvingreliability, conditioning monitoring and maintainability of processequipment and systems.
Participantsshould have basic foundation skills in instrumentation.

COURSEOUTLINE

Day 1

Introduction to Instrumentation

Process Measurement.
Process Control.

Understanding of PID

Instrument symbols.

Electrical, Electronic &Pneumatics

Types of equipments.
Engineering units.

Engineering units

Typical units for Flow, Pressure,Temperature, levels and analytical.
Conversion of units.

Day 2

Pressure Measurement

Manometer.
Gauge pressure.
Absolute pressure.

Level measurement

Differential Pressure DP.
Buoyancy.
Ultrasonic.
Radar.
Capacitance.
Tank Gauging.
Bypass level gauge.

Temperature measurement

Gauges.
Sensors.

Day 3

Flow Measurement

Principal of Flow Measurement

Variable area.
Vortex.
Magnetic.
Turbine.
Positive displacement/gear.
Coriolis.
Orifice/Pitot tube/Anubar.
Ultrasonic.
Open Channel Flow Measurement.

Analytical Measurement

pH.
Conductivity.
Dissolved Oxygen.
Humidity.
Gas analyzer.

Effective Spare Parts Management Technique

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Effective Spare PartsManagement Technique
8 & 9 November 2010
Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

HRDF Claimable

TARGET PARTICIPANTS

Store room controllers,spare parts buyers, maintenance supervisors,
All maintenance people whoare involved in spare management.

New maintenance techniques such as predictive maintenance, reliabilitycentred maintenance have enhanced life span detectability.
With all this advancements, having the right part at the right time, inthe right quantity makes it very critical for achieving PQCDSM.
Therefore, purchasing, stoking and controlling spare parts becomes anultimate necessary for continuous non-stop operation.

Through this program, Participants will acquire :

fundamental knowledgeregarding the spares.
why, how and when to stockspares. spare parts stocking terminology.
step by step setting aninventory control system.
review and take countermeasure for frequently used parts.
justifying the ROI for spareparts expenditure.
sneak preview ofcomputerized maintenance management system.

Do you need new and more effective Maintenance techniques?

2010-09-29T15:00:00.000+08:00

Advanced MaintenancePrevention Workshop
7 & 8 October 2010
Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

COURSE OBJECTIVES

This workshop has been designed to achieve the following objectives:

IMPROVE EQUIPMENT INVESTMENTPLANNING(techniques for evaluating the economics of equipment investment)
IMPROVE EARLY EQUIPMENT& PRODUCTMANAGEMENT (MP technologies)
OPTIMIZE CURRENT OPERATIONAND MAINTENANCE(technology for maintaining and im-proving existing equipment)

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This workshop has been designed forManufacturing and ProcessOrientated Plants. Specially targeting Departmental Managers,Engineers, Executives, and Senior Technicians who have acquired atleast two to three years working experience in a manufacturing(electronics, rubber, plastics etc.) or process (eg. power, O & G,cement, mills, etc) environment.
Although the need for prior basic engineering and elementary statisticstraining will help participants to grasp the topic quicker, secondechelon engineering/quality/lean/Six Sigma practitioners will find thisworkshop very useful.
Maintenance staff will also find this workshopextremely useful to enhance their preventive and predictive efforts tokeep equipment reliable and effective.

Design & Specification of Electrical Distribution for Commercial & Industrial Power Systems @ 29 & 30 September 2010

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Design & Specification of Electrical Distribution for Commercial & Industrial Power Systems @ 29 & 30 September 2010

Good News!!!

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RAMADHAN& RAYA PROMOTION

REGISTERINGANY PUBLIC TRAININGS @ AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2010, YOU WILL ENTITLEJUSCO VOUCHER AS BELOW:

Sales Volume for Public Trainings / Company /Training Session (For the same session	JUSCOVOUCHER ( RM )
2500	80
3500	120
10,000 and above	50

Note: i) Registration must be faxed in / email to us before 23rd August2010
ii) Promotion is strictly VALID until 23rd August 2010
iii) Voucher can be at client’s choice of Jusco / Petronas Petrolvoucher / Training Fees Rebate
iv) Voucher will be given upon payment received
v) No promotions can be combined. Only ONE promotion is entitled at atime

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Electrical Distribution

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Why is Design and Specification
important for Power Installations?

The electrical power supply is a critical input into the processes of all commercial and industrial business enterprises. Electrical power systems must be able to serve loads in a secure, safe and reliable manner. These systems should be as fault free and safe as possible.

Design and Specification of Electrical

Distribution for Commercial and

Industrial Power Installations

29 & 30 September 2010

Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

Our Consultant: Mr. Bob Coulter

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This seminar is designed for all practicing engineers and technical personnel who wish to gain further knowledge about the planning, design and specification preparation for electrical dis-tribution facilities and equipment used in supplying commercial and industrial customers. It is also suitable for recent electrical engineering graduates who would like to fast-track their practical electrical design skills.

CALL ME IF YOU NEED THE FULL DETAILS OF THIS TRAINING!

RegisterNOW before 29th August 2010 for EARLY BIRD PRICING!!!

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION 2 Free 1 PROMO

Energy Management:

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Energy Management:
Efficiency & Audit
4 & 5 August 2010
Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

Our Consultant : Anand Pande

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Registered electrical engineer with Suruhanjaya Tenaga,
Plant/facilities/factory managers and engineers, technical managers/engineers,
Anyone responsible for internal energy management, prospective candidate

COURSE CONTENTS

Energy Scenario, Policy and Legislation
Understanding of Energy Pricing and Electricity Bills
Efficient Energy Management and Audit
Fundamental of Electrical System

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

Conducting electrical energy audit.
Establishing ECRM (energy conservation reduction measures) plans categorized by low cost, medium cost and high cost measure.
Assistance in the compilation and submission of relevant documentation for Compliance with the Electrical Energy Regulation 2008.
Setting up an electrical energy monitoring & targeting system.
Case Study: Energy Management & Green Technology.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Participants will have the opportunities to:

The coverage and requirement of the efficient management of electrical energy regulations 2008
Know the concept and terminology of Energy Management
How to be registered as an energy manager
The fiscal incentives available for energy efficient projects
About the energy management systems, audit and the economics of EE projects

Safety

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AUDITING OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS

IN A COMPLEX BUILDING

4 & 5 August 2010

Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Understanding of fire occurred base on developments in fire sciences.
Understanding of Fire Services Act 1988 and local building by-laws.
Practical applications of current fire protection systems being installed in a high rises or mixed development of buildings.
Procedure of auditing fire protection systems in a high rises or mixed development of build-ings.
Report of fire audit in a high rises or mixed development of buildings.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Architects, Engineers, Planners & Project Management Team
Building Owners & Manager
Developers
Building and facilities maintenance officers

Our Consultant: Ir. Chee Foong Seng B.Eng (Hons)

Ir. Chee Foong Seng holds a Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering from South Dakota State University, United States in 1995 and Master degree in Busi-ness Administration from University Malaya in 2002.

He has over ten 10 years experience in the building services industry. He is cur-rently as a director of Leap Forth Engineers Sdn Bhd, mechanical & electrical consulting firm and formerly acted as consulting engineer in Stephen Grubits & Associates Sdn Bhd, fire engineering consultant firm.

POWER QUALITY SYMPOSIUM 2010

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"POOR POWER QUALITY COSTS
EUROPEAN BUSINESS MORE THAN USD 150 Billion a year!"

2007 SURVEY Shows –
Several companies are losing up 10 percent of their turnover to poor Power Quality

DO YOU KNOW WHAT PQ IS COSTING YOUR ORGANIZATION?

ACT NOW! THIS IS YOUR BEST CHANCE TO FIND OUT ON MORE ON POWER QUALITY ISSUES, COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS & PQ STANDARDS !

POWER QUALITY SYMPOSIUM 2010
@ PWTC, Kuala Lumpur — 13 & 14 July 2010

http://www.pqsymposium.com/

Beyond Maintenance 2 – Towards Proactivity, Reliability and Productivity

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A Note of Appreciation from iKnowledge

The delegates

AUTOCAD 2010 Essentials

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AUTOCAD 2010 Essentials

26 & 27 May 2010 Petaling Jaya Training Center

Lectures
Practical Hands-on Sessions
Demonstrations & Exercises

Our Consultant : Mr. Andrew Tan Wee Keng

Gain the Technical Advantage!
More than 7 years of working experience with AUTOCAD applications
AUTODESK Approved Instructor

OBJECTIVE

Learn the features, commands, and techniques for creating, editing, and printing drawings with AutoCAD® 2010 LT. Using hands-on exercises, students explore how to create 2D production drawings.

The primary objective of this courseware is to teach students the basic command necessary for professional 2D drawing, design, and drafting using AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT.

After completing this course, students will be able to:

Navigate the AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT user interfaces.
Use the fundamental features of AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT.
Use the precision drafting tools in AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT to develop accurate technical drawings.
Present drawings in a detailed and visually impressive way.

PM–Analysis

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PM– Analysis (Advanced Root Cause Analysis Tool)

24 & 25 May 2010

Holiday Inn, Glenmarie

PM ANALYSIS IS MORE than an improvement methodology. It is an different way of thinking about problems and the context in which they occour.
PM analysi helps eliminate chornic loses in three stages:

Look at phenomena analytically and systematically
Review all causal factors
Identiy all abnormalities and reduce them to zero

PM - "P" = Phenomenon (the abnormal event to be controlled)
"M"= Mechanism (examine for casual factors = applies to any grouping of equipment elements)

PM ANALYSIS defined physically analyzes chronics losses according to the inherent principles and natural laws that govern them. This analysis clarifies the mechanics of their occurrence and the condition.

Our Consultant : Dr. Soon Tat Kong

A Manager's or Engineer’s job is getting results, results through and with others. The most important concern for managers and engineers are therefore, is RESULTS.

COURSE PREVIEW

A Manager's or Engineer’s job is getting results, results through and with others. The most important concern for managers and engineers are therefore, is RESULTS.

The actions which lead to these results determine the quality and effectiveness of outputs. If a man-ager or engineer have to take action, how can he better assure that the final outcome of his actions are according to his expectations? Therefore , he needs specific processes, and knowledge and ex-pertise, to ensure that

Problems are identified and categorized

Analysis is comprehensive and complete
All possible causal factors are identified and researched into
Problem root causes Identified, Corrective & Preventive Actions Designed
Solutions are designed for Short, Mid, and Long-term implementation.

ROUND 2!! Calling All Maintenance Personnel Forward!!

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ARE YOU ALL EQUIPPED FOR UNDER MAINTENANCE??

IF NO, THIS IS YOUR BEST CHANCE IN GRABBING THE SEATS FOR OUR YEARLY MAINTENANCE EVENT 2010!
THIS IS ROUND 2 & YES, WE HAVE REVISED CONTENTS FOR MAXIMUM EXPOSURE!!
WE ARE NOW CALLING ALL MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL FORWARD!!

RSVP me now, as SEATS ARE SELLING FAST! @ 03-78057907 or sara@iknowledge.com

How great did we do last year? This is what 2009 delegates commented:

" If not for this course,i would still stay implementing old conventianal and unefficient mentenaince task" - chief maintenance (universiti Teknology Mara)
" Yes, very knowledgeable instructor. subjects are informative and interesting" - Director of Mechanical (Jabatan Pengairan & Saliran Malaysia)
" Very good speaker. very use-full" - Maintenance Executive (Sheraton Subang Hotel & towers)
" Give me some new ideas for me to implement at my work place" - Engineer Electrical (Tenaga Nasional Berhad)
" Good event done in a structure way" - Lead Lecturer, Faculty Engineering (Universiti Sains Malaysia)
" Very good knowledge" - Plant Maintenance Supervisor (Proton)

EVENT TITLE

BEYOND MAINTENANCE 2
TOWARDS PRO-ACTIVITY, RELIABILITY & PRODUCTIVITY
(THE 2nd ANNUAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICAL EVENT)

EVENT DETAILS

Dates: 5 & 6 MAY 2010
Venue: PUTRA WORLD TRADE CENTRE, KUALA LUMPUR
Time: 0830 - 1730

EVENT INTRODUCTION:
In the 2 days technical seminar, our eminent group of international speakers and local industrial leaders will reveal successful maintenance case studies, latest maintenance trend and maintenance technologies. Most importantly, Beyond Maintenance 2 will divulge the 12 disciplines of world class maintenance management, an remedial maintenance strategies with handy tools to cope with your daily maintenance obstacles. Fire fighting nature of maintenance task will soon become history.

FEATURING PRESENTATIONS FROM THE MAINTENANCE EXPERTS*:

• Performance Profiling for Best Practices in Facility Maintenance
by Mr. Deric Probst-Wallace, Director, Synergis Facility Management Ltd, Hong Kong

• Improving Craft Time with CMMS
by Mr. Abdul Rani Bin Achmed Abdullah, CEO, Cworks System Berhad

• Developing World Class Maintenance Culture and Aligning Maintenance and Reliability Activities as Strategic Business Decision
by Ir. Al-Khairi Mohd Daud, Principal Consultant & Director, Faqeh Management

• P-M Analysis - An Advanced Tool in Solving Chronic Equipment Problem
• Optimizing The Lean MRO Inventory Asset
by Dr. Soon Tat Kong, Director & Principal Consultant, Titan Consulting (Asia) Sdn. Bhd.

• World Class Maintenance Management - The 12 Disciplines
by Mr. Rolly Angeles, Author of “World Class Maintenance - The 12 Disciplines”, Reliability and Maintenance Consultant, RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy, Philippines

• Two Critical Secrets for Powerful TPM Implementation
• Toyota’s Cost-Reduction Method - Target Costing Management
by Mr. Moses Tan, Principle TPM Consultant, ZenPower International, Singapore

• The Next Step - Breakthrough Maintenance Strategies
• Maintenance Contracting & Outsourcing - Critical Factors and Issues
• Machinery Condition Monitoring - Achieving World Class Asset Management & Maintenance

KEY BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:

LEARN the disciplines of world class maintenance management from the industry leaders and experts.
KNOW the why-when-how to select and implement the RIGHT maintenance strategies and activities
GAIN in-dept insights and updates into the latest maintenance trends and technology
REVEAL remedial solution to your maintenance problems through a series of successful case studies presented by the industry experts
UNDERSTAND the indispensability of a RIGHT maintenance mentality and RIGHT maintenance strategies to impact your business productivity
EQUIP yourself with handy and practical maintenance tools to cope with future maintenance challenges
INTEGRATE proper maintenance strategies and tools to achieve sustainability and profitability
EXCHANGE ideas and share experiences among regional Maintenance Professionals.
NETWORK and expand your professional networks.

Looking forward in meeting you on event day. Meantime, i will be much happy to assist you on any inquiries.

Thank you and have the most out-standing day !

Industrial Waste & Wastewater Management Conference 2010

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Industrial Waste & Wastewater Management
Conference
Towards Sustainability & Profitability

Date: 24 & 25 March 2010
Venue: PWTC, Kuala Lumpur

Featuring Presentations from the Industry’s Waste and Wastewater Experts:-

•Legislative Requirements in Scheduled Waste Management in Malaysia
By Ir. Lee Heng Keng, Deputy Director General (Operation), Department of Environment, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.

• The Best Practicable Option for Industrial Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Waste towards Sustainability & Profitability
By Mr. Mohammad Dit, Head of Industrial Ecology, Lafarge Malayan Cement Bhd

• Integrated Waste Management Systems for Sustainability and Profitability
By Mr. Tony Liew, Managing Director, Pollution Engineering Sdn. Bhd.

• e-Waste Processing for Better Environmental Management & Higher Profitability
By Mr. Mannar Mannan, CEO, Global e-Waste Management, & Partner & Sr. Consultant, East Resource Group, India

• Industrial Wastes Recycling & Reuse: Where Do We Stand?
By Prof. Mohd Razman Salim, Head Department of Environmental Engineering, UTM, Malaysia

• Yeast Cycle Technology in treating High Strength Waste Water
• Swim-Bed Bio Fringe Technology in treating Medium Strength Waste Water
By Mr. Loi Hang Kuang, General Manager, Earthcare Environment Technology Sdn. Bhd.

• Treatment of Industrial Wastewater and the Opportunity to Recycle Effluent
By Mr. Mitchell Laginestra, Global Technical Leader in Industrial Water & Waste Management, GHD, Australia

• Industrial Effluent Treatment - Basics of Processes & Equipment
By Mr. Mannar Mannan, CEO, Global e-Waste Management, & Partner & Sr. Consultant, East Resource Group, India

• Wastewater Recycling - A Membrane Journey
By Mr. Robert Lim, Vice President, Business Development, South East Asia, Hydrochem (S) Pte Ltd

• Odour Control for Industrial Facilities
By Mr. Mitchell Laginestra, Global Technical Leader in Industrial Water & Waste Management, GHD, Australia

Objectives
• Discover strategic methods of minimizing industrial waste production.
• Understanding the government’s legislation requirements on industrial waste.
• Improving your business bottom line by incorporating integrated waste management.
• Benefiting from the implementation of an eco-friendly waste disposal method.
• Grasping award-winning and proven concepts of waste management.
• Optimizing and improving your current industrial waste management strategies.
• Getting updates on new technological developments in the waste management sector.
• Establishing a cost-effective structure to minimize waste.
• Learning how new recycling techniques could be implemented for your company.

REGISTER before 24th FEB 2010 for EARLY BIRD!!!!!!

Contact me for the full details for this conference...

Effective Spare Parts Management Technique

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For the first time, We will conduct this training by the most demanded consultant by our previous client.
Hurry book your seats...

Effective Spare Parts Management Technique

20 & 21 January 2010

Holiday Villa, Subang

Our Consultant: Mr. Balachandran

Target Audience:-

Store room controllers, spare parts buyers, maintenance supervisors.
All maintenance people who are involved in spare management.

Introduction:-

Automation and technical advancement have produced best technological machines where human dependence and interference have been greatly reduced. This advancements have also reduced the maintainability of components to ‘discard maintenance’ level only. Most electrical or electronic components cannot be ‘pm’ or repaired as these failure patterns falls under random failure. Most mechanical parts too, are designed for reliability and thus requires replacement at specific time frame.

New maintenance techniques such as predictive maintenance, reliability centred maintenance have enhanced life span detectability. With all this advancements, having the right part at the right time, in the right quantity makes it very critical for achieving PQCDSM. Therefore, purchasing, stoking and controlling spare parts becomes an ultimate necessary for continuous non-stop operation.

Through this program, Participants will acquire :

♦ fundamental knowledge regarding the spares.

♦ why, how and when to stock spares.

♦ spare parts stocking terminology.

♦ step by step setting an inventory control system.

♦ review and take counter measure for frequently used parts.

♦ justifying the ROI for spare parts expenditure.

♦ sneak preview of computerized maintenance management system.

Training Investment

1) Early Birds Registration Promotion

Individual Pricing : RM 2280 / pax

Group Pricing : RM 2180 / pax

(for 2 pax and above)

Register before 20th December 2009

2) Normal Registration

Individual Pricing : RM 2480 / pax

Group Pricing : RM 2380 / pax

(for 2 pax and above)

Register after 20th December 2009

NATIONAL SALES & MONEY CONVENTION MALAYSIA 2009

2009-09-25T08:29:00.000+08:00

NATIONAL SALES & MONEY CONVENTION MALAYSIA 200914-15 November & 21-22 November 2009 @ WISMA MCA, KUALA LUMPUR; MALAYSIA

Presenting to you NSMC-Sales Weekend on 14th Nov 2009:

Up Your Bottom Line!

Featuring the ABC, 123 Sales Results System

Internationally ranked #7 in World‘s Top 30 Sales Guru Awarded ―Platinum Speaker Status & Consummate Speaker of the Year (2000) by Meeting Professionals International (MPI) – World‘s Largest Global Community in Meeting & Event Industry

Spoken in over 100 cities, 25 countries and 1,200 organizations worldwide
The Founding President of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers (CAPS), Ottawa Chapter.
Author of two international Best-Selling books

NSMC-Sales Weekend on 15th Nov 2009

“Cracking the Millionaire Sales Code”- Crack the code… Make more Sales, Make more Money!;

One of Australia's Best Sales Coaches.

Award winner of LEARNX - Asia Pacific ―Best Sales Training Program 2008

A man who dares to GUARANTEE sales results, or you don‘t pay a cent! Had consistently helped numerous companies BROKE SALES RECORD, and the wonders continue… Past Vice President of the National Speakers Association of Australia

Awarded the highest accreditation from the National Speakers Association of Australia ―The Certified Speaking Professional
Author of an international Best-Selling book

Presenting to you NSMC-Money Weekend on 21st Nov 2009:

Financial Wealth & Abundance

-Create your plan to financial freedom and learn how to holistically achieve success & feel enRICHed in life.

A man who has taken himself $20 away from being broke & homeless in both countries to being a multi-millionaire short after.

World record holder for the longest ―Firewalk (81m of 600-degree coal fire)
Peak performance coach for Natalie Cook & Kerri Ann Pottharst - Australia 2000 Sydney Olympic GOLD Medalists in Women‘s Beach Volleyball team; and has helped the Brisbane Broncos‘ – one of Australia‘s largest professional rugby league football club in winning the 1999/2000 premiership title.
International Best Selling Author of the book titled ―How Would Love Respond?, which within 24 hours of launching reached: #1 in Amazon & #4 in Barnes & Noble.
Worldwide interviewed by various TV Shows, Radio, Magazines, Blogs etc.

NSMC-Money Weekend on 22nd Nov 2009:

CREATING YOUR OWN DESTINY - How to Get Exactly What You Want Out of life!

Building Real Wealth & Growing Your Business on a Limited Business. DREAM, PLAN, EXECUTE & SOAR!

Known as - The Dean of Deatiny by worldwide high achievers

Author & Co-Author of two International Best Selling books

DESTINY message has been recognized & featured in Cover Stories & Articles of numerous international press eg.: USA Today, The New York Times. Chicago Sun-Times, Money Maker’s Monthly, Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal, Dartnell’s Selling, Master Salesmanship, The Denver Post, Champions Magazine etc
Message has also been featured in hundreds of TV & radio station interviews throughout North America and Europe.

NSMC TRAILER

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Watch The TRAILERS NOW!!!

Bob Urichuck's video:
Bob Urichuck's -- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IN0Q97wZ-Q]
Bob Urichuck's Full Introduction -- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGx5NX7ejFs]

Leigh & John's video:
Leigh Farnell & John Blake -- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRE79u5hBPw]

Kurek Ashley's video:
Kurek Ashley -- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjHM98iLq8o]
Kurek Ashley, the Firewalker -- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1P8qHglbwA]
Kurek Ashley Interview -- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXEVoLBSyWM]

Patrick Snow's video:
Patrick Snow -- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L73F6_ijm34]

NSMC Malaysia 2009

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