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G4
1. Rachel Lam Xuan Thong
2. Saw Aik Hong
3. Siti Syakirah Binti Zainaddi
4. Song Jia Xun
5. Afiq Danial Bin Omar

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BEM (Board of Engineers, Malaysia) is different from IEM. BEM is a government body that regulates the registration of engineers in Malaysia while IEM is a professional Body or Learned Society for engineers.

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G1
1. Amisha Bt Nazari
2. Haizatul Aqilah Bt Mat Sidek
3. Mirza syazana binti mohazrifi
4. Mohamad Aziat Bin Muhamad
5. Md Fuzaimi Izani Bin Md Fauzi
6. Ku Muhammad Husaini Bin Ku Halim

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G5
1. ALIFF AIMAN BIN LEMAN
2. ANDREA CHEANG SHEAU SHYUAN
3. ARFAN BIN AZMAN
4. HANIFATUL HAIRAH BINTI MOHD HANIF
5. LARANYA A/P RAVI

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Function:
1. To keep and maintain the registration
2. Process applications of registration
3. Argue on Professional Conduct and Ethics
4. Publication

Purpose:
1. To facilitate the registration of Engineers, Engineering Technologists, an inspection of Works, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, and Bodies Corporate providing professional engineering services.
2. To regulate the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public

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Engineer Act 1990 allows a body corporate registered as an Engineering Consultancy Practice (ECP) to open up to 30 % of its shareholdings to non-PEPC (Professional Engineer With Practising Certificates or investors to become shareholders in the ECP.

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Both BEM (Board of Engineers, Malaysia) and IEM (Institution of Engineers, Malaysia) are different. BEM is a government body that regulates the registration engineers in Malaysia while IEM is a Professional Body or Learned Society for engineers.
One cannot be a member of BEM but could register with BEM. On the other hand, one cannot register with IEM but can be a member of IEM.
BEM acts as a registration center while IEM helped to formulate the rules and regulations for registration.

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BEM and IEM, their functional and purpose, objective vision.

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BEM and IEM, their functional and purpose, objective vision.

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G6
1.  LEE LAI YENG
2.  LIVENESHWARRAN A/L P SANDRA
3.  MOHD MUBASHIR BIN KUNJI MOIDIN
4.  MUHAMAD ATIQ AZFAR BIN AWIS KHARNI
5.  MUHAMAD HAIKAL ASYRAF BIN MUHAMAD FAUZI

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G7
1. MUHAMAD ROSZAINI HAFIZ BIN MAT ROSMAN
2. MUHAMMAD AFIQ IQBAL BIN ZULKIFLI
3. MUHAMMAD AIMAL ZIKRY BIN MOHD NIZAM
4. MUHAMMAD NUR AMIR BIN CHE HAMID
5. MUHAMMAD ZAMIR FATHI BIN MOHAMMAD EFFENDI

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Function:
1. Maintain the register
2. Process applications of registration
3. Assessment of academic qualifications - Engineering Degree Programme by EAC
4. Assessment of academic qualification - Engineering Technology and Engineering Technician Programme by ETAC

Purpose:
1. To facilitate the registration of Engineers, Engineering Technologists, an inspection of Works, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, and Bodies Corporate providing professional engineering services.
2. To regulate the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public

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G3:

1. Muhammad Shazli Bin Mohd Husni
2. Natasha Ismaliyana Binti Ismail
3. Noor Imran Bin Noor Zam
4. Nor Zahirah Binti Osman Yazid
5. Puteri Nur Farzanah Faghira Binti Kamarudin

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BEM(the Board of Engineers Malaysia.
):
-government body or statutory body.
-regulates the registration of engineers.
-regulates the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of public.
-can register with BEM but cannot be a member of BEM.

IEM(the Institution of Engineers Malaysia):
-Professional Body or Learned Society.
-formulates the rules and regulations for registration.
-promotes and advances the science and profession of engineering in its disciplines.
-can be a member of IEM but cannot register with IEM.

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Functional

IEM is a society established to promote and advance the Science and Profession of Engineering in any or all its disciplines and to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas related to Engineering.

Purpose of IEM

1.   to hold meetings, exhibitions and visits, and such other activities as The Institution may deem incidental or conducive to the promotion or attainment of the profession of engineering.

2.   to raise the character and status and advance the interests of the profession of engineering and those engaged therein;

3.   to promote honourable practice. and professional etiquette among members of The Institution;

4.   to communicate to members information on all matters affecting the profession of engineering and to print, publish, issue and circulate such publications as may seem conducive to any of the objectives of the Institution; and

5.   to do such other things as the Institution may think incidental or conducive to the attainment of the objectives of The Institution

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BEM is a statutory society known as the Board of Engineers Malaysia while IEM is a learned society known as the Institution of Engineers Malaysia.You cannot be a member of BEM but you can register with BEM. For IEM, you cannot register with IEM but you can be a member of IEM.

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1. Muhamad Ilham Fahmi bin Azmi
2. Muhammad Aiman Iskandar Bin Mazlan
3. Muhammad Arif Shauki bin Azlizam
4. Muhammad Haziq bin Kamarozaman
5. Muhammad Ikhwan Bin Rozaidi

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g8
1. MUHAMMAD ZHAFFUAN hensem BIN MOHD SHAH
2. NIK NADZIRIE BIN NIK KAMARUZAMIL
3. NUR SYAKIRAH BINTI TAJUDIN
4. NURUL 'AAISYAH BINTI KAMALUDIN
5 NURUL ANIS BINTI FADZIAL
6. SATES RAJ A/L JAYARAJ

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BEM (Board of Engineers, Malaysia) is not the same as IEM. The BEM is a government body that regulates engineer registration in Malaysia, whereas the IEM is a professional body or learned society for engineers. BEM cannot be a member, but it can be registered with BEM. On other hand, one cant register with IEM, but one  can become a member of the organisation. While BEM serves as a registration centre, IEM contributed to the development of registration rules and regulations.

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- BEM is a statutory body known as the Board of Engineers Malaysia.
- IEM is a learned society known as the Institution of Engineers Malaysia.
- You cannot be a member of BEM but you can register with BEM.
- You cannot register with IEM but you can be a member of IEM.
- BEM is like a one-stop registration center.
- IEM has helped to formulate the rules & regulations for registration.
- IEM is older than BEM.
- There is no IEM-way or BEM-way to become a PE. Actually they are almost the same, ie, no short-cut !

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Functional and purpose of BEM and IEM (Ikhwan)

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Functional and purpose of BEM and IEM (Ikhwan)

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BEM:
1) to facilitate the registration of Engineers, Engineering Technologists, Inspectors of Works, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships and Bodies Corporate providing professional engineering services and;

2) to regulate the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public.

IEM:
1) to promote and advance the science and profession of engineering in any or all of its disciplines, and

2) to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas related to engineering.

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BEM (Board of Engineers, Malaysia) is different from IEM. BEM is a government body that regulates the registration of engineers in Malaysia while IEM is a professional Body or Learned Society for engineers. For BEM, engineer must graduate with an accredited degree recognized by BEM to registered. While, anyone can apply to join IEM

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BEM (FUNCTIONAL AND PURPOSE, OBJECTIVE VISION)

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BEM (FUNCTIONAL AND PURPOSE, OBJECTIVE VISION)

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Functional
1. Maintain the Register.
2. Process Applications for Registration.
3. Assessment of Academic Qualifications (Engineering Degree Programme by EAC)
4. Assesssment of Academic Qualifications (Engineering Technology and Engineering Technician Programmes by ETAC)
5. Regulate the Conduct and Ethics of the Engineering Profession
6. Disputes on Professional Conduct and Ethics
7. Fix the Scale of Fees
8. Stakeholder
9. Publication
10.Promotion of Continued Learning and Education

Purpose
1. to FACILITATE the registration of Engineers, Engineering Technologists, Inspectors of Works, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships and Bodies Corporate providing professional engineering services
2. to REGULATE the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public

Objective Vision
An authoritative body of international standing that regulates engineering practice.

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Functional
1) To Promote and advance the theory and practice of engineering in all its disciplines
2) To collect and disseminate engineering information

Purpose of IEM
1) To raise the character and status and advance the interests of the profession
2) To promote honest practice, prevent malpractice and settle disputed points of practice and ethics
3) To arrange lectures, exhibitions and conferences, seminars, courses; encourage the study of  engineering and improve the general and technical knowledge of persons engaged in the profession
4) To originate   and    promote   improvements   in   legislation and its administration  by deputations, submissions and representations.
5) To increase the confidence of the community in the employment of  recognized  engineers by admitting to the Institution only such persons who have adequate knowledge of both the theory and practice of engineering

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Functional
1. Maintain the Register.
2. Process Applications for Registration.
3. Assessment of Academic Qualifications (Engineering Degree Programme by EAC)
4. Assessment of Academic Qualifications (Engineering Technology and Engineering Technician Programmes by ETAC)
5. Regulate the Conduct and Ethics of the Engineering Profession
6. Disputes on Professional Conduct and Ethics

Purpose
1. to FACILITATE the registration of Engineers, Engineering Technologists, Inspectors of Works, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships and Bodies Corporate providing professional engineering services
2. to REGULATE the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public

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Engineer act 1967 is an act to allow for the registration of engineers, sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations that provide professional engineering services, as well as for other purposes.

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Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (RE 1967) is the main Act that regulates the registration of engineers. It is an Act to provide for the registration of engineers, and sole proprietorships, partnerships and bodies corporate providing professional engineering services and for purposes connected therewith. Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) is constituted in accordance to Section 3 of RE 1967.

The purpose of the act are:
1.  To protect the public by legislative control so that the practice of engineering, which has a bearing on public safety, health and welfare, can only be carried out by licensed professional engineers.
2.  To create a regulatory body with mandate to carry out licensing of professional engineers and regulation of the profession.
3.  To set regulations pertaining to the practice of engineering; qualifications for licensing; and code of professional conduct for registered engineers.
4.  To maintain public confidence in the standard of services provided by licensed professional engineers.
5.  To designate the Board set-up under the Act as the authority to represent Malaysia in GATS classifications etc.

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Engineer Act 1967 is an act to provide for the registration of engineers, and sole proprietorships, partnerships and bodies corporate providing professional engineering services and for purposes connected therewith.

Engineer Act 1990 is IN exercise of the powers conferred by section 26 of the Registration of Engineer Act 1967 [Act 138].

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The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM) was established in 1959 and its primary function is to promote and advance the science and profession of engineering in any or all of its disciplines and to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas related to engineering.

Function of BEM is to keep and maintain the registration. it also to determine and regulate the conduct and ethics of the engineering profession. graduate engineer that register after 1st january 2008 have to attend courses conducted by the board with continuing education courses

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Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) is the regulatory body for engineering practice in Malaysia which was set up by the Malaysian Government under the Registration of Engineers Act (1967) to administer and enforce the Act and its provisions to protect the public interest. The main purpose of BEM is to facilitate the registration of Engineers, Engineering Technologists, Inspectors of Works, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships and Bodies Corporate providing professional engineering services and to regulate the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public. The function of BEM is to maintain the register, process the application for registration, make the assessment of academic qualifications.

Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) is a learned institution for practicing engineers in Malaysia, set up as a professional group to promote and advance engineering as well as to facilitate networking, learning and socializing. The function of IEM is to promote and advance the science and profession of engineering in any or all of its disciplines and to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas related to engineering.

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Engineers Act 1967 is an act to provide for the registration of engineers, sole proprietorships, partnerships and bodies corporate providing professional engineering services and for the purpose connected herewith.

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Engineer Act 1967 is an act to provide for the registration of engineers, sole proprietorships, partnerships and bodies corporate providing professional engineering services and for the purpose connected herewith

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BEM
1. to FACILITATE the registration of Engineers, Engineering Technologists, Inspectors of Works, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships and Bodies Corporate providing professional engineering services
2. to REGULATE the professional conduct and practice of registered person in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public
3. Maintain the Register
4. Process Applications for Registration.
5. Assessment of Academic Qualifications - Engineering Degree Programme by EAC
6. Assessment of Academic Qualifications - Engineering Technology and Engineering Technician Programmes by ETAC

IEM
1. to PROMOTE and ADVANCE the science and profession of engineering in any or all of its disciplines
2. to FACILITATE the exchange of information and ideas related to engineering
3. raise the character and status and advance the interests of the profession
4. increase the confidence of the community in the employment of  recognized  engineers by admitting to the Institution only such persons who have adequate knowledge of both the theory and practice of engineering.
5. promote honest practice, prevent malpractice and settle disputed points of practice and ethics
6. collect and disseminate engineering information
7. arrange lectures, exhibitions and conferences, seminars, courses; encourage the study of  engineering and improve the general and technical knowledge of persons engaged in the profession
8. Originate   and    promote   improvements   in   legislation and its administration  by deputations, submissions and representations

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The main Act that regulates the registration of engineers is the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (“RE 1967”). It is an act to provide for the registration of engineers, sole proprietorships, partnerships and bodies corporate providing professional engineering services and for the purpose connected herewith. BEM is constituted in accordance to Section 3 of the RE 1967.

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Engineer Act 1967 is an act to provide registration for engineers, and sole proprietorships, partnerships and bodies corporate providing professional engineering services and for purposes connected there with.

Engineer act 1990 is an exercise of power conferred by section 26 of the Registration of Engineer Act 1967 [Act 138]

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1. To promote and advance the science and profession of engineering in any or all of its disciplines.

2. To facilitate the exchange of information and ideas related to engineering.

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IEM
To Promote and advance the theory and practice of engineering in all its disciplines and to:

1. Raise the character and status and advance the interests of the profession.
2. Increase the confidence of the community in the employment of  recognized  engineers by admitting to the Institution only such persons who have adequate knowledge of both the theory and practice of engineering.
3. Promote honest practice, prevent malpractice and settle disputed points of practice and ethics.
4. Collect and disseminate engineering information.
5. Arrange lectures, exhibitions and conferences, seminars, courses; encourage the study of  engineering and improve the general and technical knowledge of persons engaged in the profession.
6. Originate and promote improvements in legislation and its administration  by deputations, submissions and representations.

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Engineer Act 1990 allows a body corporate registered as an Engineering Consultancy Practice (ECP) to open up to 30 % of its shareholdings to non-PEPC (Professional Engineer With Practising Certificates or investors to become shareholders in the ECP.

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A code of ethics is usually related with a shared knowledge of proper conduct norms among a group of people linked by their profession; it enables diverse, multidisciplinary, and multicultural teams to work together toward similar goals.
There are 5 main sections for code of ethics which is:

-A registered engineer must prioritise the public's safety, health, and welfare at all times.
-A registered engineer may only take on assignments if he is qualified in the specific technical disciplines in which he is involved by education and experience.
-A registered engineer is only allowed to make public statements that are impartial and accurate.
-A registered engineer shall serve as a faithful agent or trustee for each employee or client.
-A registered engineer must act honourably, responsibly, ethically, and lawfully in order to uphold the profession's honour, reputation, and utility.