The 2nd Edition of the Guide to Fire Protection in Malaysia is published by the Institution of Fire Engineers (UK) Malaysia Branch (IFEM) in association with the Fire & Rescue Department Malaysia (FRDM), Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM), Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) and Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM). The latest edition of this popular Guide book is an invaluable source of reference to the Uniform Building By-law 1984 and those in the fire safety engineering and fire protection industries as well as building industries. Three of the chapters have been rewritten while some were upgraded through comments and inputs from fire officers, fire engineering professionals and practitioners.
The Smoke Control System using natural (displacement) of power (extracted) ventilation chapter has been revamped with elaboration on design calculations. A new chapter of portable fire extinguishers was re-drafted to cover the latest Fire Classification and Performance-Based design in accordance to the new Malaysian Standard 1539 which is being implemented and enforced by Fire and Rescue Department at the moment. For passive fire protection chapter, the existing 2-dimensional diagrams were replaced with 3-dimensional illustrations to give users a clearer perspective and better understanding of the Uniform Building By-Law.
Soft cover copies are now available for sale at RM100.00 each. To order, please complete the Order Form and send together with crossed cheque made payable to ‘The Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia’ to:
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The Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM) invites qualified applicants for education sponsorship to pursue an undergraduate course in engineering at a local university recognized by the Board of Engineers, Malaysia.
Malaysia’s Green Building Index was introduced on 3 January 2009, at the Green Design Forum organized by the Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM). A preview of the Green Building Index for Non-residential and Residential buildings were presented by Ir. Chen Thiam Leong and Ar. Chan Seong Aun respectively. These presentations are available for download at www.greenbuildingindex.org.
The ACEM Gold Award is a special award to recognise, honour and celebrate a member of ACEM, whether past or present, who has made significant contributions to the advancement and development of the engineering consultancy industry in the country. It is the highest Award that the Association can bestow upon an Engineer.
The ACEM Engineering Awards 2010 was organised in conjunction with the 47th Anniversary Dinner of the Association. The competition was open to ACEM Member Firms only and the Award symbolize dedication, innovation, perseverance and strong commitment in meeting engineering-consultancy excellence.
The 2nd Edition of the Guide to Fire Protection in Malaysia is published by the Institution of Fire Engineers (UK) Malaysia Branch (IFEM) in association with the Fire & Rescue Department Malaysia (FRDM), Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM), Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) and Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM). The latest edition of this popular Guide book is an invaluable source of reference to the Uniform Building By-law 1984 and those in the fire safety engineering and fire protection industries as well as building industries. Three of the chapters have been rewritten while some were upgraded through comments and inputs from fire officers, fire engineering professionals and practitioners.
