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WHO SHOULD
ATTEND
This regional conference will be addressing significant issues,
including:
1. Capitalising on improved lifespan of building and
facilities production equipment to increase
production and revenue and maintaining attraction
for business
2. Improving maintenance management techniques
to ensure compliance with government regulations
to ensure safety and good working condition for
employees
3. Incorporating cost efficient facilities management
techniques and technologies to ensure return on
investments
4. Mastering budgeting and prioritising for facilities
management to guarantee a prolonged life cycle of
facilities
5. Enhancing building reliability through better assets
and facilities maintenance practices with the
utilisation of new technology
6. Understanding the return on investments of
facilities management thru proper insight of the
valuating process
This conference is especially designed for top level decision
makers such as CEOs, COOs, CTOs, CIOs, CFO, Heads,
President, VPs, Directors, GMs and senior personnel including
Local Government, Agencies & Authorities of:
Primary
1. Assets
2. Facilities
3. Maintenance
4. Environment
5. Properties management
6. Electrical and electricity
7. Piping and sewerage
8. Civil
9. Safety and security
10. Landscapes
Secondary
1. Architects
2. Interior designers
In industries such as
1. Heavy industries
2. Oil and gas & petrochemical
3. Semiconductor
4. Food and beverage
5. FMCG
As well as various related industries
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Maintenance assists in retaining the economic life of buildings. It is a productive and cost
effective activity both at the private and the national levels. The government and private sectors in
Malaysia are recognising the need and benefits for building maintenance to perform efficiently as
more and more resources are being committed to the activity.
The significance of building maintenance has also generated an increasing interest in
developing maintenance management procedures or standard operating procedures for
maintenance to improve the performance of buildings in Malaysia. Due to the growth of housing,
more maintenance, rehabilitation, and renovation work have become necessary to ensure the
serviceability and safety of the constructed building. In addition, the existing building needs to be
sustained for as long as possible. Therefore, building maintenance is important to reduce the
maintenance cost works due to ageing of buildings while sustaining the same quality and
effectiveness.
Despite the significance of maintenance management, some organisations still view building
maintenance and building maintenance management as a burden rather than as a value added
strategy. The inadequacies with the maintenance of the system suggests that there is a need for a
maintenance management framework capable of guiding maintenance organisations to ensure that
whenever maintenance is initiated and implemented, it is consistent, systematic and holistic.
The 3rd Annual Building Maintenance Conference aims to gather the top minds and
practitioners to discuss, dissect and come up with new innovations to improve building maintenance
and explore the current development and direction of the opportunities and challenges in the
Building Maintenance Industry.

1. In-depth understanding of the current trends, advantages and challenges of building maintenance
2. Leveraging and adapting technology available to enhance building reliability
3. Identifying key issues, institutional and regulatory framework in building maintenance industry
4. Capitalising on the contribution of building maintenance to a companys growth and return on
investment
5. Discovering the true cost of poorly maintained and managed facilities and its impact on building
6. Providing participants with the perfect opportunity to discuss topics with property professionals,
investors and developers to learn the latest plans and developments while sharing experiences and
lessons learnt
INTRODUCTION
Benefits of Attending
3RD ANNUAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE CONFERENCE
Maintaining Your Building Consistently, Systematically and Efficiently
DAY 2
FEB 27 (WEDNESDAY)
8.30am-9.00am
9.30am-10.30am
11.00am-12.00pm
Registration and Networking Breakfast
Session 1:
Energy Management as Part of Building
Maintenance: Strategic Development and
Implementation of Sustainable Energy
Management System
ldenLiying energy managemenL as a Lool on Lhe
savings relaLive Lo expecLed energy use
MeLhods on energy saving analysis and describing
Lhe process, meLhodology and assumpLions or
designing
Fnergy eiciency measures Lo be achieved and
necessary sLeps in developing susLainable energy
managemenL and mainLenance
Recognizing benchmarking as eecLive energy
managemenL Lools Lo compare Lhe perormance
o dierenL buildings o similar Lypes
Speaker.
Dennis McMahon, Chie FxecuLive Oicer, Green Business
JV Marketing Sdn. Bhd.
10.30am-11.00am Networking Coffee
Session 1:
Facility Continuity Planning
Linking FaciliLy ManagemenL and 8usiness
8usiness and iLs' risks
Risk managemenL ramework or aciliLies
Case sLudy
Speaker.
Mohd Mazhar Mohd Marzuki, FaciliLy ManagemenL
ConsulLanL, Malaysian Association of Facility
Management (MAFM)

Session 2:
Getting Fast Returns from Green Building
Technology and Maintenance
Designing a roadmap Lowards susLainabiliLy
lmproving payback period Lhrough Lax
allowance
Making invesLmenL wiLh a lie cycle approach
Creen ProcuremenL saves more Lhan CO2 in a
long run
Creen building Lechnology provides value in
susLainable mainLenance
Speaker.
Alwin Long, Chie FxecuLive Oicer / Chie 1echnology
Oicer, A Technologies Sdn. Bhd.
3RD ANNUAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE CONFERENCE
Session 2
Implementing Energy Saving on a Profit
Sharing Basis Using an Integrated Facilities
Management and Building Automation
System
Discussing abouL Lhe deploymenL o an
lnLegraLed FaciliLies ManagemenL and
8uilding AuLomaLion SysLem or Lhe
purposes o implemenLing energy savings
and oLher cosL savings, using a proiL
sharing business model
How Lhe cosL savings can be realized,
measured and helps Lo deduce Lhe reLurn on
invesLmenLs LhaL make such a business
model possible
HighlighLing Lhe challenges LhaL boLh Lhe
building owner and Lhe service provider will
ace and Lhe opporLuniLies LhaL such a
scheme provides
Speaker.
T. Linganathan, Chie FxecuLive Oicer, Mahkota
Research Sdn. Bhd.
DAY 1
FF8 26 (1UFSDA)
Maintaining Your Building Consistently, Systematically and Efficiently
9.00am-9.10am Conference Opening
9.10am-9.30am Opening address by Matthias Gelber (Green Man
Speaks), Fco lnspiraLional Speaker, Rock our
Creen 8usiness "Sage" & Fco FnLrepreneur
(FcoPreneur)
Opening address by Dennis McMahon,
Owner/CEO, Green Business JV Marketing Sdn.
Bhd.
DAY 2
FEB 27 (WEDNESDAY)
12.00pm-1.00pm
2.00pm-3.00pm
Session 3
Waste Management Planning in Building
Construction and Infrastructure Maintenance in
Malaysia
1he consLrucLion indusLry and Lhe environmenL
Why should we implemenL wasLe managemenL
planning
SusLainable developmenL and solid wasLe
managemenL
WasLe managemenL on siLe
Proposed wasLe managemenL sysLem guideline
Speaker.
Professor Dr. Christopher Preece, Proessor o lnLerna-
Lional ConsLrucLion 8usiness, Razak School of Engineering
& Advanced Technology, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
(UTM), Kuala Lumpur Campus
1.00pm - 2.00pm Networking Lunch
Session 3.
Maintaining Green Property: Methodologies,
Effect and Impact
UndersLanding how collaboraLion beLween
owners, occupiers and building managemenL
on environmenLal issues can besL be achieved
Lhrough a Creen 8uilding ManagemenL
Croup
Recognizing green properLy mainLenance as
a Lool Lo minimising Lhe consumpLion o
resources, such as elecLriciLy, gas (or oLher
heaLing uels) and waLer, and reducing Lhe
generaLion o wasLe in a building
CreaLer undersLanding o muLual
responsibiliLies arising rom environmenLal
regulaLion
Speciying appropriaLe cleaning and
mainLenance procedures or specialisL "green"
planL, equipmenL, ixLures or iLLings
Analysing and comparison beLween
convenLional and green building
mainLenance meLhodologies, eecL and
impacL
Speaker.
Matthias Gelber (Green Man Speaks), Fco lnspira-
Lional Speaker, Rock our Creen 8usiness "Sage" & Fco
FnLrepreneur (FcoPreneur)
Session 4.
Understanding Computerized Maintenance
Management System (CMMS) as the
Evaluation Tool of Current Maintenance
Performance
ldenLiicaLion o CMMS as mainLenance
procedures as well as all warranLy inormaLion
by componenL
UndersLanding Lhe imporLance o hisLorical
Lracking o all work orders generaLed which
become sorLable by equipmenL, daLe, and
person responding
Recognizing eecLive way Lo generaLe
and Lrack work orders, veriy Lhe work was
done eicienLly and correcLly Lhrough CMMS
Discussing and dierenLiaLe beLween
convenLional and CMMS mainLenance
ouLpuL
Speaker.
Ahmad Sharainon bin Md. Shaarani, PresidenL, ASC
Kuala Lumpur Sdn. Bhd.
Session 4
Recognizing the Importance of Maintenance
Planning and Scheduling for the Malaysian
Market
Recognising Lhe imporLance o mainLenance
managemenL, planning and scheduling
lmproving eiciency, eecLiveness and
reducing overall mainLenance cosL over Lime
ldenLiying and coordinaLing operaLions,
invenLory and mainLenance schedules and
work relaLionships
Manage and/or supervise mainLenance
Lhrough in house and ouL sourcing
Maximise invenLory and aciliLies reliabiliLy
and poLenLial or company's advanLage
Lhrough beLLer planning
Speaker.
Tengku Zambri bin Tengku Dato Mahmood,
Managing DirecLor, SV Solution Centric Sdn. Bhd.

DAY 1
FF8 26 (1UFSDA)
3RD ANNUAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE CONFERENCE
Maintaining Your Building Consistently, Systematically and Efficiently
DAY 2
FEB 27 (WEDNESDAY)
3.00pm-4.00pm
Session 5:
Maximizing Occupational Safety and Health
Practices to Minimize Workers Downtime; The
Role of Indoor Environmental Quality Assessment
Exploring the rules and regulation pertaining
safety and health rules in the country as well as
region
RelaLed cases and issues recorded/reporLed in Lhe
country as well as region
Discovering Lhe beneiLs as well as ROl when
proper safety practices are in place
lnLroducLion on how beLLer saeLy meLhods can be
pracLiced wiLhouL overhauling currenL pracLices
Speaker:
Nor Mohd Razif bin Noraini, OSH ConsulLanL &
Researcher, lndusLrial HygienisL and Chemical Fngineer,
National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health
(NIOSH), Malaysia
4.00pm - 4.15pm Conference Close
Session 5:
Understanding Outsourcing Maintenance; The
Challenges, Benefit and Opportunity
Discovering sLraLegies and esLablishing
organisation maintenance functions core
operations and recognising when
outsourcing is a solution
Overview on whaL you need Lo know in
handling outsourced maintenance operations
ldenLiying acLors LhaL encourage building
owners to outsource their facilities
management - is it worth the money
Signiicance o ouLsourcing mainLenance
work and explaining when to outsource
mainLenance and how conLracLed services
can be inLegraLed
Discussing and undersLanding Lhe availabiliLy
and growLh o building mainLenance
consultants
Speaker:
Andek Jelantek Ibrahim, Facility Management
ConsulLanL, GFM Solutions Sdn. Bhd.
DAY 1
FEB 26 (TUESDAY)
3RD ANNUAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE CONFERENCE
Maintaining Your Building Consistently, Systematically and Efficiently
4.15pm - 5.00pm Networking Coffee