Provisional Programme

Time
08.00am - 08.50am 09.00am - 09.10am 09.00am - 09.10am 09.10am - 09.40am 09.40am - 10.00am 10.00am - 10.30am 10.30am - 10.45am 10.45am - 11.15am Registration

Banquet Hall, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre 27 March 2013 (Wednesday)

Programme

Arrival of Guest-of-Honour Welcoming Address by : Dr. Rosli Nekmat President, Association of Construction Project Managers Malaysia (ACPM) Opening Speech by Minister of Works Malaysia Awarding of Plaques and Bestowing the Project Management ICON Award and Lifetime Achievement Award Keynote Address by : YBhg. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad Fourth Prime Minister of Malaysia Morning Break Project Management in the Construction Industry: Benchmarking with Global Practices by : YBhg. Datuk Professor Ar. Dr. Amer Hamzah Mohd Yunus
Principle Director, General Building Works Branch Public Works Department Malaysia, Current President Board of Architects Malaysia

Construction Project Managers National Symposium 2013

at the

Inaugural

Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)

27 March 2013

11.15am - 11.45pm

Managing Mega Oil & Gas Projects A Malaysian Perspective by Mr. Syed Feizal Syed Mohammad, Chairman and Senior Vice President Technip Malaysia, and Senior Vice President Key Accounts, Technip Asia Pacific, Front-End-Engineering-Design Company for Pengerang Industrial Complex Positioning Malaysia as the Hub for ASEAN by YBhg. Datuk Ismail Ibrahim Chief Executive Officer, Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA) Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Transforming Transportation to Serve the Needs of a Developed Nation by Mr. Keith Chong Executive Director, AECOM Malaysia Panel Discussion Moderator : Professor Sr. Dr. Wan Maimun Wan Abdullah Past President (2009 2010), Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia Lunch The Australian Project Management Experience in Regional Development : What Can Malaysia Learns? by Mr. Dave Stewart Executive Director, Projects Queensland, Queensland Treasury and Trade High Speed Railway a New Transportation Paradigm in Malaysia by : Dr. Toshiji Takatsu Executive Vice President, Technology Headquarter, Japan International Consultants for Transport Co., Ltd Innovation in Project Management Practices : Learning From International Experiences by Professor John Julian Smallwood Head, Department of Construction Management Faculty of Engineering, the Built Environment and Information Technology, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University How the Building Information Modelling (BIM) Technology Can Benefit the Construction Project Managers and the Challenges in Implementation by Professor Dr. Christopher Nigel Preece UTM RAZAK School of Engineering & Advanced Technology Project Management Under the Japanese Environment by Professor Shigenobu Ohara Project Management Association of Japan (PMAJ) and International P2M Association Panel Discussion Moderator : Dr. Chan Yuan Eng Fellow of the APM (UK), ICM (UK), AAPM (US) and Honorary Global Advisor of AAPM (US) Closing Remarks by YBhg. Dato Seri Ir. Dr. Judin Karim Chief Executive, Construction Industry Development Board Malaysia (CIDB) Evening Break and End

11.45pm - 12.15pm 12.15pm - 12.45pm 12.45pm - 01.15pm 01.15pm - 02.00pm 02.00pm - 02.30pm

02.30pm - 03.00pm

Official Opening and Launching by Dato Shaziman Abu Mansor Minister of Works Keynote Address by Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad Fourth Prime Minister of Malaysia

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About the Symposium

The Symposium symbolises a reawakening of interest in the field of construction project management and marks the beginning of a concerted effort to make project management a major part of the value chain in the delivery of construction projects in Malaysia, in line with developments in other developed parts of the world such as the United States, United Kingdom, EU, Japan, and Australia. The Symposium presents local speakers who will dwell on some high-impact projects that form part of the Governments Economic Transformation Programme and will be followed by foreign speakers consisting of both practitioners and academics who will share their experience in the fields of Project Management or update participants on the latest development in this profession. The Symposium will also feature two prestigious awards presented to personalities who have unwittingly made outstanding contribution to the field of Project Management in Malaysia and made our nation what it is today. The Symposium will also present the development in the field of project management in Malaysia that is deemed to have wide ranging implications on the construction industry in future. Caveat : CIDB and ACPM are trying their very best to get all the identified speakers to attend the Symposium. However, the speakers may be changed without prior notice but will be replaced by other high ranking officials.

The Association of Construction Project Managers Malaysia (ACPM) is an association formed by faculties and CIDB-certified members who have undergone skills training and deemed competent to undertake project management responsibilities in the construction field. The objective of ACPM is to promote the advancement of all aspects of project and programme management in construction-related fields. The management of the Association comes under the responsibilities of the following members: Adviser President Deputy-President Vice-Presidents: Treasurer Secretary-General : YBhg. Dato Sri Ir. Dr. Judin Abdul Karim, Chief Executive of CIDB : Dr. Rosli Nekmat PE : Dr. Shafiee Karimin Professor Ruslan Affendy YBhg. Datuk Professor Ar. Dr. Amer Hamzah Mohd Yunus Assoc. Professor Sr. Dr. Wan Maimun Wan Abdullah : Mr. Jesu Dass Muthu : Mr. Mohamed Mohd Nuruddin PE

Council includes : Dr. Chan Yuan Eng, Professor Dr. Abu Hassan Abu Bakar, Professor Wan Yusoff Wan Mahmood, Ar Eric Gan, Ar Reza Ridzuan, Mr. Lim Chai Chai, Mr. Wan Noor Azman Wan Suffian, Mr. Dahlin Ismail, Ir. Shaharuddin Sidek, Mr. Yap Kim Guan, YBhg. Dato' Ir. Rohaizi Jusoh, Mr. Ramuseren Muthu.

Benchmarking Project Management Services Against Global Standard to Efficiently Deliver High-Impact Projects Driving Malaysias ETP The benefits of Malaysias Economic Transformation Programme (ETP), the brainchild of Prime Minister Dato Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak, must exceed their costs many times more. The benefit at the construction stage must continue to the operation phase. However, professionals trained in traditional fields of construction face growing challenges within their own field of specialization. Many of these new needs are being looked after by project managers who acquire the relevant skills to handle numerous challenges during the life cycle of the project. More importantly, the demand for new skills keeps growing and project managers must continue to update their skills in order to remain relevant to the needs of industry.

About the Theme

About the Awards

This years Symposium will witness two awards being bestowed to deserving personalities. The first and the highest accolade is the Project Management ICON Award. I stands for Innovativeness / Creativity C for Conservation of Environment O for Outstanding and N for Nation Building These are the criteria that form the basis for conferring this award. This award will only be given as and when personalities with exceptional and stupendous impact on project management are identified. As the criteria for such personalities are extremely stringent this award will not be awarded annually but as and when such godsend personalities are bestowed upon us. The second award is the Lifetime Project Managers Achievement Award. This award is reserved for those who have shown exceptional skills, expertise and track record in project management. Candidates are selected for their skills in managing high-impact project that has large contribution to the economy. ACPM will try to identify such candidates annually. However, in cases where no candidates are deemed suitable for the award it shall not be bestowed upon anyone.

Objective of Symposium
Making Project Management an inherent part of project delivery in Malaysia; Identifying the Project Management needs for the efficient delivery of important sectors in the Economic Transformation Programme namely Regional Development, Oil & Gas as well as Petrochemical Sector, and Urban Transportation and other related sectors; Keeping abreast with local and global development in the field of project management.

Sponsors are invited to participate in the following areas:

Professionals from the public and private sectors involved in : Construction-related activities architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, planners, surveyors, value managers, facility and asset managers; The transformation of a knowledge product into a built environment contractors, suppliers, workers, site supervisors, clerk-of-works, The dissemination and acquisition of knowledge academicians, researchers and students in the construction and allied disciplines. Students in construction-related disciplines will also be able to chart their future career path by opting to acquire skills in project management.

Invitation to Sponsors

Who Should Attend

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Rate RM3,000.00 RM5,000.00 RM10,000.00 Free RM10,000.00 As per Programme Book

Registration Fees
About the Organisers
The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) is a government statutory body that is tasked with the responsibility of developing Malaysias construction industry to be one at par with the rest of the world. As all other economic sectors are dependent on construction industry in some ways or other having a highly productive construction sector will benefit all sectors and will finally translate into benefit to the national economy. CIDB was formed in 1994.

Participants Early birds (before and on 7 Mar 2013) After 28 Feb 2013 Group Registration Walk-in Sponsors Students

RM550.00

Fees

RM650.00 Discount 10% for every group of 3 participants RM900.00 cash One VIP seat for every RM5000.00 sponsored RM300.00

How to register : Registration can be done online by accessing ACPM webpage at www.acpm.my. The Registration fees are shown in the
accompanying Table. Payment can be done using credit card or via fund transfer from bank accounts.