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1.  MARYAM BINTI OMAR
2. MOHD QAMIL HARITH BIN ZAIDI
3.  MOHD HAZEEQ AQASYAH BIN ZULKIFLI
4.  MOHAMAD HAIRUL DANI BIN LISMAWARDI
5. MUHAMAD AFIQ BIN MOKHTAR SANI

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1. MUHAMAD RAFIQ BIN RASHIDI
2.MUHAMMAD ABDUL QAIYUM BIN AZMI

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1. AHMAD AJWAD BIN ADZMI
2. AKHTAR ANNASHAR SYARIF BIN LILA ATTAHRIR RAZIQ MUKAMIL
3. AIN NADIHAH BINTI DAHALAN
4. ALIF SAIFUDDIN BIN SAIFUL BAHRIN
5.  AIMAN ZHAFRAN BIN MUSTAFA KAMAL

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GROUP 2, 3, dan 4 belum bergerak

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1.  SIRENJEEVI RAO A/L LOGANATHAN
2.  SITI NUR ATHIRAH BINTI NOORDIN SALEEM
3. THAI HUI JIA
4.  ZAIM ZAKHWAN BIN ZAIDI
5.  MUHAMMAD AIMAN AKMAL BIN MOHD SHAIFULLIZAN
6.  MUHAMMAD SHAHMIN NASHRI BIN SHAHRUL AZLAN

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1. NUR AIN ATIRAH BINTI REJAB
2. NUR AMIRA BINTI MOHD FAZIL
3. NUR FARZANA FASIHAH BINTI MD SAAID
4. NUR ILMAN RIF'AD BIN SUHAIMI
5. NUR IZZATI BINTI MOHD ALIASHAK

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𝐃𝐢𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐭𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐁𝐄𝐌 & 𝐌𝐁𝐎𝐓. 𝐈𝐧 𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐫𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐨𝐭𝐡. #MBOT #BEM #Engineer #Share MBOT – Professional Technologist (Ts.) & Certified Technician (Tc.) Pernah nampak gelaran Ts. & Tc.? Ramai yg tanya Ts. tu Tan Sri ke? Sebenarnya, Ts. adalah abbreviation atau singkatan kepada Professional Technologist dan Tc. adalah singkatan kepada Certified Technician. Boleh juga yg letakkan singkatan P.Tech atau C. Tech. di belakang nama. Jom kita tengok serba sedikit mengenai Ts. & Tc. Pendapat kami ini hanya bertujuan untuk berkongsi info kepada yg mungkin berminat untuk mengambil Ts. & Tc. Tidak ada paksaan, ia mungkin mempunyai kelebihan kepada sesetengah orang dan mungkin juga kekangan kepada yg lain. Article ini bukan untuk membandingkan antara MBOT vs. BEM atau Ts. vs. Ir. Masing- masing adalah entity yg berbeza dan mempunyai kelebihan tersendiri. (1) Apa itu MBOT? MBOT adalah Malaysia Board of Technologist, salah satu badan professional yg ditubuhkan oleh kerajaan sama seperti badan professional yg lain seperti BEM (Board of Engineer), LAM (Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia), LBJM (Jurukur) dan sebagainya. Idea penubuhannya bermula pada Rancangan Malaysia RMK-10 (2011- 2015), pada Ketika itu di Malaysia, hanya 10% pelajar sahaja yg mendafatar dalam upper level secondary TVET jauh daripada OECD countries (negara maju/membangun) yg mana enrolment sebanyak 44%. Jadi pihak kerajaan menubuhkan MBOT pada tahun 2015 dengan objektif untuk meluaskan access kepada high quality Technical & Vocational Education Training (TVET) dan menukar Malaysia kepada negara berpendapatan tinggi. Sebelum ini MBOT adalah agensi dibawah MESTECC dan sekarang ini telah diletakkan dibawah MOHR (Human Resource) yg adanya agensi seperti DOSH, JPK dan lain-lain. (2) Apakah fungsi MBOT? Bukan dah ada BEM? Seperti yg kita tahu, BEM adalah badan untuk mengawal selia kerja-kerja Kejuruteraan bagi Graduate Engineer, Professional Engineer, Inspector of Works (IOW) sehinggalah kepada bodies yg menyediakan khidmat kujuruteraan (checker, ECP, etc). Manakala MBOT pula adalah untuk Technologist and Technician fraternity, misi MBOT adalah untuk meningkatkan kedudukan, visibility dan juga pengiktirafan kepada Technologist & Technician sebagai bidang professional sama seperti Ir. (Professional Engineer). MBOT mengambil rujukan daripada Canadian Council of Technician & Technologist tetapi diubah untuk memenuhi local requirement. (3) Apa beza Engineer, Technologist, Technician? Secara ringkasnya, ia mempunyai perbezaan fundamental iaitu: (a) Engineer (Ir./PE) – Kebanyakannya (tidak semua) akan focus kepada application of math’s, theory and science iaitu conceptual dan design oriented. (b) Technologist – akan interpret idea, konsep dan design Ir. tadi into practise, lebih hands on atau physical application oriented cthnya terlibat dalam proses manufacturing atau testing product atau process. (c)Technician – Focus kepada execution work, akan membuat kerja-kerja yg telah direka oleh PE atau membuat kerja-kerja yg ditetapkan dalam SOP yg dibuat oleh Ts.

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1. AMIRUL `ADIE SYAHMIE BIN ROSMIRA
2. AMIRUL ASHRAF BIN ABD GHANI
3. AREVIND A/L SALVARAJU
4. DEVAKARAN A/L RAKU
5.  ELIA HANI ZULAIKHA BINTI SHAHROL HISHAM
6. JOEL PRAVIN A/L PARAMASIVAM

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1. ENG MAN LING
2. FOO SAY ZUN
3. HAMIZAHTUN BINTI ANTO
4. HAZIMAH BINTI HAYANI
5. IRSYAD MUSTAQIM BIN MUJAHID
6. LEE GUAN WEI

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23. Conduct of Registered Engineer.
- Every registered Engineer shall at all times uphold the dignity, high standing and reputation of his profession.

24. Responsibility to employer, clients, or profession.
– A registered Engineer in his responsibility to his employer, client or the profession shall have full regard to the public interest.

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- A registered Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate shall not falsify his qualifications or permit misrepresentation of his or his associates' qualifications. He shall not misrepresent or exaggerate his responsibility in or for the subject matter of previous assignments. He shall not misrepresent pertinent facts concerning employers, employees, associates, joint ventures’, or past accomplishments.
- A registered Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate shall check with due diligence the accuracy of facts and data before he signs or endorses any statement or claim. He shall not sign on such documents unless, where necessary, he has made qualifications on errors and inaccuracies.
- A registered Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate shall respond, within reasonable time, to communication from the Board or any other relevant authority on matters pertaining to his professional service

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The Registration of Engineers (Amendment) Act 2015 and The Regulations of Engineers (Amendment) Regulations 2015 have come into operation on 31 July 2015.

The spirit of the Act is to support the government policy to liberalize the services sector in particular the engineering services.  This Act is to ensure public safety. The earlier Act is very restrictive in that only Malaysia Professional Engineer can practice and hold equity in consulting firm.

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1. NURULAIN BINTI NORMAN
2. NUR ZAFIRA ATIQA BINTI NORDIN
3. PHUN KAR CHUN
4. SHASHI KUMAR A/L THANKA KUMAR
5. SANJIVAN A/L KARUNAKARAN
6.SAFWAN AFFENDI BIN ALIAS

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CODE OF CONDUCT REGISTRATION OF ENGINEERS REGULATIONS 1990

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CODE OF CONDUCT REGISTRATION OF ENGINEERS REGULATIONS 1990

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23. Conduct of Registered Engineer.

Every registered Engineer shall at all times uphold the dignity, high standing and reputation of his profession.

24. Responsibility to employer, clients or profession.

A registered Engineer in his responsibility to his employer, client or the profession shall have full regard to the public interest.

25. Discharge of duties.

A registered Engineer shall discharge his duties to his employer or client as the case may be with complete fidelity.

Except with the permission of his employer, a registered Engineer shall not accept any remuneration for services rendered other than from his employer.

26. Reputation etc. of a Registered Engineer not to be injured.

- A registered Engineer shall not maliciously injure or attempt to maliciously injure whether directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects or business of another registered Engineer.

27. Canvassing and advertising prohibited.
–A registered Engineer shall not :

•(a) canvass or solicit professional employment.

•(b) offer to make by way of commission or any other payment for the introduction of his professional employment.

•(c) except as permitted by the Board, advertise in any manner or form in connection with his profession; or

•(d) provide professional engineering services to any person, unless the scope of such services are clearly defined in a written agreement between both parties.

(e) offer, give, solicit or receive, either directly or indirectly, any contribution which may be reasonably construed as having an effect of intent to influence the award of contract.

29. Restrictions on making payments or placing contracts.

–A registered Engineer in an Engineering consultancy practice shall not be a medium of payment made on his client's behalf unless he is so requested by his client nor shall he, in connection with work on which he is employed, place contracts or orders except with the authority of and on behalf of his client.

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32. Restrictions on being a director, member or shareholder of contracting and manufacturing company, etc.

1.  Except with the prior approval of the Board, a registered Engineer in an Engineering Consultancy Practice shall not be a director or executive of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business related to building or engineering.

2. If such approval is given, such registered Engineer shall not undertake any contract work wherein he is engaged to provide professional engineering services in such project unless it is in respect of a "design and build" project.

33. Disclosure of interest.

–Every registered Engineer while acting in his professional capacity shall disclose in writing to his client of the fact if he is a director or member of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business or has any financial interest in any such company or firm or business, with which he deals on behalf of his client.

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The Registration of Engineers Act 1967 ("RE 1967") is the main Act that governs engineer registration. It is an act to provide for the registration of engineers, sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations providing professional engineering services, as well as for other purposes[2]. The BEM was established in accordance with Section 3 of the RE 1967.

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The amendment allows BEM to register and regulate the engineering team i.e. Inspector of Works, Engineering Technologist, Graduate Engineer, Professional Engineer and Professional Engineer with Practicing Certificate.  This is in line with the introduction of Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC).

In the spirit of liberalization, all (citizen and non-citizen) are treated equally.  Every registered person will undergo the same treatment i.e. the same examination, qualification, registration procedure etc.

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Any person other than a Professional Engineer with Practicing Certificate (PE with PC) can be a director and hold equity in a consulting firm.  The current ruling are as follows. However, local regulatory requirement must be fulfilled.

One third (1/3) of the director may be held by others30% of the equity may be held by others. To ensure that only those who are competent may render professional engineering services, the Professional Competency Examination (PCE) is introduced.  Only Professional Engineer who has passed the PCE and has the practicing certificate can submit plan, engineering reports, etc. to any person or authority in Malaysia.

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REA is Registration of Engineers Act 1967 - an Act to provide for the registration of Engineers and for purposes connected therewith, revised up to 2015. Date of royal assent on 14th February 2015, the publication is in Gazette on 28th February 2015. The date of operation is on 31st July 2015.

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Has 11 regulations (2 has been repealed)

Regulations 23 – 33

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23. Conduct of Registered Engineer.

Every registered Engineer shall at all times uphold the dignity, high standing and reputation of his profession.

24. Responsibility to employer, clients or profession.

A registered Engineer in his responsibility to his employer, client or the profession shall have full regard to the public interest.

25. Discharge of duties.

(a) A registered Engineer shall discharge his duties to his employer or client as the case may be with complete fidelity.

(b) Except with the permission of his employer, a registered Engineer shall not accept any remuneration for services rendered other than from his employer.

26. Reputation etc. of a Registered Engineer not to be injured.

–A registered Engineer shall not maliciously injure or attempt to maliciously injure whether directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects or business of another registered Engineer.

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An Act to provide for the registration of Engineers and for purposes connected therewith.
REA revised up to in 2015. Then, Royal Assent obtained on 14th February 2015 and publication in Gazette on 28th February 2015. the date of the operation REA is on 31st July 2015 as announced by the Minister of Works.

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27. Canvassing and advertising prohibited.

A registered Engineer shall not :

(a) canvass or solicit professional employment.

(b) offer to make by way of commission or any other payment for the introduction of his professional employment.

(c) except as permitted by the Board, advertise in any manner or form in connection with his profession; or

(d) provide professional engineering services to any person, unless the scope of such services are clearly defined in a written agreement between both parties.

(e) offer, give, solicit or receive, either directly or indirectly, any contribution which may be reasonably construed as having an effect of intent to influence the award of contract.

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The Board of Engineering Malaysia ("BEM") was established and introduced on August 23, 1973, with the goal of facilitating engineer registration and regulating the professional conduct and practise of registered engineers in order to protect the public's interest. BEM is under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Works, and the Board Members and Registrars are appointed by the Minister. With professional engineer registration, an engineer can legally endorse drawings from their discipline.

The Registration of Engineers Act 1967 ("RE 1967") is the main Act that governs engineer registration. It is an act to provide for the registration of engineers, sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations providing professional engineering services, as well as for other purposes[2]. The BEM was established in accordance with Section 3 of the RE 1967.

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23. Conduct of Registered Engineer.
-Every registered Person shall conduct himself honourably, responsibly, ethically and lawfully.

24.Responsibility to employer, clients or profession
A registered Person shall:
(a) discharge his professional duties with due skill, care, diligence and good faith;
(b) at all times hold paramount the safety, health and interest of the public; and
(c) take reasonable steps to reduce foreseeable adverse effects of professional engineering services on the environment.

25. Discharge of duties.
-A registered Person shall discharged his duties to his employer or client, as the case may be, with complete fidelity.

26. Reputation etc. of a Registered Engineer not to be injured.
-A registered Person shall not maliciously injure or attempt to maliciously injure whether directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects or business of another registered Person.

27. Canvassing and advertising prohibited.
A registered Engineer shall not:
(a) canvass or solicit professional employment;
(b) offer any gift or other valuable consideration, or pay a commission or brokerage fee in order to secure professional employment;
(c) except as permitted by the Board, advertise in any manner or form in connection with his profession; or
(d) provide professional engineering services to any person, unless the scope of such services are clearly defined in a written agreement between both parties; or
(e) offer, give, solicit or receive, either directly or indirectly, any contribution which may be reasonably construed as having the effect of intent to influencing the award of a contract.

28. [DELETED]

29. Restrictions on making payments or placing contracts.
-A registered Person or an Engineering consultancy practice shall not be a medium of payment made on his client's behalf unless he is so requested by his client nor shall he, in connection with work on which he is employed, place contracts or orders except with the authority of and on behalf of his client.

30. [DELETED]

31. A registered Engineer not to intervene or to take over the work of another.

A registered Engineer or an Engineering consultancy practice shall not directly or indirectly–
(a) supplant or attempt to supplant another registered Engineer or an Engineering consultancy practice;
(b) intervene or attempt to intervene in or in connection with engineering work of any kind which to his knowledge has already been entrusted to another registered Engineer or an Engineering consultancy practice; or
(c) take over any work of that other registered Engineer or an Engineering consultancy practice acting for the same client unless he has:
(i) obtained the consent of that other registered Engineer    or an Engineering consultancy practice; or
(ii) been formally notified by the client that the services of that other registered Engineer or an Engineering consultancy practice have been terminated in accordance with the provisions of any contract for professional engineering services entered into between that other registered Engineer or an Engineering consultancy practice and the client, provided always that in the case of dispute over non-payment of fees or quantum of any outstanding fees under the contract, the client may request the Board to be the stakeholder.

32. Restrictions on being a director, member or shareholder of contracting and manufacturing company, etc.
(1) Except with the prior approval of the Board, a registered Engineer in an Engineering consultancy practice shall not be a director or executive of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business related to building or engineering.
(2) If such approval is given, such registered Engineer shall not undertake any contract work wherein he is engaged to provide professional engineering services in such project unless it is in respect of a "design and build" project.

33. Disclosure of interest.
Every registered Engineer while acting in his professional capacity shall disclose in writing to his client of the fact if he is a director or member of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business or has any financial interest in any such company or firm or business, with which he deals on behalf of his client.

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The main Act that regulates the registration of engineers is the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (REA 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.

Procedure of Registration of Engineering Consulting Business
- Registration with Companies Commission Malaysia
- Registration with the Board of Engineers Malaysia
- Business License

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CODE OF CONDUCT (Part IV in REA)

(23) Every registered person shall conduct himself honorably, responsibly, ethically and lawfully.

(24) A registered person shall -

(a) discharge his professional duties with due skill, care, diligence and good faith;
(b) at all times hold paramount the safety, health, and interest of the public and;
(c) take reasonable steps to reduce foreseeable adverse effects of professional engineering services on the environment.

(25) A registered person shall discharged his duties to this employer or client, as the case may be, with complete fidelity.

(26) A registered person shall not maliciously injure whether directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects or business of another registered Person.

(27) A registered Engineer shall not -

(a) canvass or solicit professional employment;
(b) offer any gift or other valuable consideration;
(c) except as permitted by the Board, advertise in any manner or form in connection with his profession; or
(d) provide professional engineering services to any person
(e) offer, give, solicit or receive, either directly or indirectly, any contribution which may be reasonably constructed as having the effect of intent to influencing the award of contract.

(28) [Deleted]

(29) A registered Person or an Engineering consultancy practice shall not a medium of payment made of his client's behalf unless he is so requested by his client nor shall be, in connection with work on which he is employed, place contracts or orders except with the authority of and on behalf of his client.

(30) [Deleted]

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-A set of internally enforced rules or regulations that members of a Profession must follow
-The main intention is to ensure public safety, prevent exploitation of the Client, and preserve the integrity of the Profession
-may or may not have the same status as a Law
-However, the Code of Conduct as set out in Part IV of the Registration of Engineers Regulations 1990 -is a subsidiary legislation enacted under the Registration of Engineers Act 1967

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28. REPEALED

29. Restrictions on making payments or placing contracts.

A registered Engineer in an Engineering consultancy practice shall not be a medium of payment made on his client's behalf unless he is so requested by his client nor shall he, in connection with work on which he is employed, place contracts or orders except with the authority of and on behalf of his client.

30. REPEALED

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Based on Section 7(1), 7(1A), 7(2)
- NO person is allowed to provide professional engineering services unless he is a registered.
- Only Professional engineer may use "Ir" before his name or "PEng" after his name.
- Engineering graduates are required to register as Graduate Engineering before taking up employment ad an engineer.

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31. A registered Engineer not to intervene or to take over the work of another.

A registered Engineer shall not directly or indirectly :

(a) supplant or attempt to supplant another registered Engineer;

(b) intervene or attempt to intervene in or in connection with engineering work of any kind which to his knowledge has already been entrusted to another registered Engineer; or

(c) take over any work of that other registered Engineer acting for the same client unless he has :

(i) obtained the consent of that other registered Engineer; or

(ii) been formally notified by the client that the services of that other registered Engineer have been terminated in accordance with the provisions of any contract for professional engineering services entered into between that other registered Engineer and the client, provided always that in the case of dispute over non-payment of fees or quantum of any outstanding fees under the contract, the client may request the Board to be the stakeholder.

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32. Restrictions on being a director, member or shareholder of contracting and manufacturing company, etc.

(1) Except with the prior approval of the Board, a registered Engineer in an Engineering Consultancy Practice shall not be a director or executive of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business related to building or engineering.

(2) If such approval is given, such registered Engineer shall not undertake any contract work wherein he is engaged to provide professional engineering services in such project unless it is in respect of a "design and build" project.

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33. Disclosure of interest.

Every registered Engineer while acting in his professional capacity shall disclose in writing to his client of the fact if he is a director or member of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business or has any financial interest in any such company or firm or business, with which he deals on behalf of his client.

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23. Conduct of Registered Engineer.
Every registered engineer must protect the profession's dignity, high standing, and reputation at all times.

24. Responsibility to employer, clients or profession.
In his or her responsibilities to his or her company, client, or profession, a registered engineer must keep the public interest in mind.

25. Discharge of duties.

(a) A registered engineer must perform his or her obligations with total loyalty to his or her employer or customer, as the case may be.

(b) A registered Engineer may not accept remuneration for services rendered from anyone other than his employer unless his employer has given him permission.

26. Reputation etc. of a Registered Engineer not to be injured.
A registered Engineer shall not intentionally hurt or seek to maliciously injure the professional reputation, prospects, or business of another registered Engineer, whether directly or indirectly.

27. Canvassing and advertising prohibited.
A registered Engineer shall not :
(a) canvassing or soliciting professional employment.
(b) propose to make a commission or other money in exchange for his professional employment being introduced.
(c) advertise in any manner or form in connection with his profession, unless the scope of such services is clearly defined in a written agreement between both parties, except as permitted by the Board; or
(d) provide professional engineering services to any person, unless the scope of such services is clearly defined in a written agreement between both parties.
(e) offer, donate, seek, or receive any contribution, directly or indirectly, that could be perceived as having the effect of influencing the award of a contract.

29. Restrictions on making payments or placing contracts.
In connection with work on which he is employed, a registered Engineer in an Engineering consultancy practice shall not be a medium of payment made on his client's behalf unless his client specifically requests it, nor shall he place contracts or orders on his client's behalf unless he has his client's authority.

31. A registered Engineer not to intervene or to take over the work of another.A registered Engineer shall not directly or indirectly :
(a) supplant or attempt to supplant another registered Engineer; (b) supplant or attempt to supplant another registered Engineer; or (c) supplant or attempt to supplant another registered

(b) intervene or seek to intervene in or in connection with any engineering activity that has already been entrusted to another registered Engineer to his knowledge; or

(c) assume responsibility for any work performed by that other registered Engineer for the same client unless he has:

i)acquired that other registered Engineer's permission; or
ii)been formally notified by the client that the services of that other registered Engineer have been terminated in accordance with the provisions of any contract for professional engineering services entered into between that other registered Engineer and the client, provided that the client may request the Board to be the stakeholder in the event of a dispute over non-payment of fees or the quantum of any outstanding fees under the contract.

32. Restrictions on being a director, member or shareholder of contracting and manufacturing company, etc.
(1) A registered Engineer in an Engineering Consultancy Practice may not be a director or executive of, or a large shareholder in, or an agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business related to building or engineering unless the Board has given its previous consent.
(2) If such approval is granted, such registered Engineer shall not engage in any contract work for professional engineering services in such project unless it is a "design and construct" project.

33. Disclosure of interest.
While acting in his professional capacity, every registered Engineer must inform his client in writing if he is a director, member, or substantial shareholder in, or agent for, any contracting or manufacturing company, firm, or business with which he deals on behalf of his client, or if he has any financial interest in such a company, firm, or business.

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1. MUHAMMAD NUQMANN HAREETH BIN ROSLAN
2. MUHAMMAD SYAHEER BIN MOHIDEEN GHANI
3. MUHAMMAD SYAKIR BIN NAJMI
4. MUHAMMAD ZIKRI BIN ZULKIPLI
5. NUR AIDIL BIN NORAZMI
6. MUHAMMAD HAIKAL IQBAL BIN HAMIDAN

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REA is known as Registration of engineers Act 1967 ( revised-2015). Act to provide for the registration of engineers and for purpose connected therewith.

Amendments to Registration of engineers Act (REA) has been passed by both houses of Parliament ; Dewan Rakyat on 28 November 2014 and dewan Negara on 17 December 2014. After the amendment were passed, Royal Assent was obtained on 14 February 2015 and the amendment were subsequently gazetted on 28 February 2015. The date of the REA is 31 July 2015 as announce by Minister of Works through Gazette .

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Based on Section 7(1), 7(1A), 7(2), no person is allowed to provide professional engineering services unless he is a registered. Only Professional engineer may use “Ir” before his name or “PEng” after his name. Engineering graduates are required to register as Graduate Engineer before taking up employment as an engineer.

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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 here with. BEM is constituted in accordance to Section 3 of the RE 1967.

Procedure of Registration of Engineering Consulting Business

1. Registration with Companies Commission Malaysia

The setting up of an engineering consultancy in Malaysia firstly requires the intended professional to register with Companies Commissions of Malaysia (CCM) under the Registration of Business Act, 1956 or incorporate a company in Malaysia under the Companies Act 2016. It is worthy to note that a foreign company cannot conduct business in Malaysia unless it incorporates a local company in Malaysia or registers a branch in Malaysia

1. Registration with the Board of Engineers Malaysia

Under the RE 1967, ‘Engineering Consultancy Practice’ is defined as sole proprietorship, partnership, or body corporate, providing professional services, registered under Section 7A or 7B. Any candidate who applies for registration as a Professional Engineer must fulfil certain criteria, such as:

(i) having registered as a Graduate Engineer with BEM and having satisfied training requirements with BEM;

(ii) having passed the Professional Assessment Examination (PAE) of BEM or is elected as a Corporate Member of the Institution of Engineers of Malaysia (IEM); and

(iii) having been residing in Malaysia for a period of no less than six (6) months immediately prior to the date of application.

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CODE OF CONDUCT REGISTRATION OF ENGINEERS REGULATIONS 1990

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CODE OF CONDUCT REGISTRATION OF ENGINEERS REGULATIONS 1990

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•26. Reputation etc. of a Registered Engineer not to be injured.

–A registered Engineer shall not maliciously injure or attempt to maliciously injure whether directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects or business of another registered Engineer.

•28. REPEALED

•29. Restrictions on making payments or placing contracts.

–A registered Engineer in an Engineering consultancy practice shall not be a medium of payment made on his client's behalf unless he is so requested by his client nor shall he, in connection with work on which he is employed, place contracts or orders except with the authority of and on behalf of his client.

•30. REPEALED
•31. A registered Engineer not to intervene or to take over the work of another.

–A registered Engineer shall not directly or indirectly :

(a) supplant or attempt to supplant another registered         Engineer;

(b) intervene or attempt to intervene in or in connection   with engineering work of any kind which to his knowledge   has already been entrusted to another registered Engineer; or

(c) take over any work of that other registered Engineer acting for the same client unless he has :

1.  obtained the consent of that other registered Engineer; or

2.  been formally notified by the client that the services of that other registered Engineer have been terminated in accordance with the provisions of any contract for professional engineering services entered into between that other registered Engineer and the client, provided always that in the case of dispute over non-payment of fees or quantum of any outstanding fees under the contract, the client may request the Board to be the stakeholder.

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CODE OF CONDUCT REGISTRATION OF ENGINEERS REGULATIONS 1990

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CODE OF CONDUCT REGISTRATION OF ENGINEERS REGULATIONS 1990

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There are total 11 regulation and 2 of them has been repealed. These regulations start from 23 to 33. Below shows the regulations code of conduct;

23. Conduct of Registered Engineer.

Every registered Engineer shall always uphold the dignity, high standing and reputation of his profession.

24. Responsibility to employer, clients, or profession.

A registered Engineer in his responsibility to his employer, client or the profession shall have full regard to the public interest.

25. Discharge of duties.

(a) A registered Engineer shall discharge his duties to his employer or client as the case may be with complete fidelity.

(b) Except with the permission of his employer, a registered Engineer shall not accept any remuneration for services rendered other than from his employer.

27. Canvassing and advertising prohibited.

A registered Engineer shall not:

(a) canvass or solicit professional employment.

(b) offer to make by way of commission or any other payment for the introduction of his professional employment.

(c) except as permitted by the Board, advertise in any manner or form in connection with his profession; or

(d) provide professional engineering services to any person, unless the scope of such services are clearly defined in a written agreement between both parties.

(e) offer, give, solicit or receive, either directly or indirectly, any contribution which may be reasonably construed as having an effect of intent to influence the award of contract.

28. REPEALED

29. Restrictions on making payments or placing contracts.

A registered Engineer in an Engineering consultancy practice shall not be a medium of payment made on his client's behalf unless he is so requested by his client nor shall he, in connection with work on which he is employed, place contracts or orders except with the authority of and on behalf of his client.

30. REPEALED

31. A registered Engineer not to intervene or to take over the work of another.

A registered Engineer shall not directly or indirectly:

(a) supplant or attempt to supplant another registered Engineer;

(b) intervene or attempt to intervene in or in connection with engineering work of any kind which to his knowledge has already been entrusted to another registered Engineer; or

(c) take over any work of that other registered Engineer acting for the same client unless he has:

(i) obtained the consent of that other registered Engineer; or

(ii) been formally notified by the client that the services of that other registered Engineer have been terminated in accordance with the provisions of any contract for professional engineering services entered into between that other registered Engineer and the client, provided always that in the case of dispute over non-payment of fees or quantum of any outstanding fees under the contract, the client may request the Board to be the stakeholder.

32. Restrictions on being a director, member or shareholder of contracting and manufacturing company, etc.

(1) Except with the prior approval of the Board, a registered Engineer in an Engineering Consultancy Practice shall not be a director or executive of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business related to building or engineering.

(2) If such approval is given, such registered Engineer shall not undertake any contract work wherein he is engaged to provide professional engineering services in such project unless it is in respect of a "design and build" project.

33. Disclosure of interest.

Every registered Engineer while acting in his professional capacity shall disclose in writing to his client of the fact if he is a director or member of or substantial shareholder in or agent for any contracting or manufacturing company or firm or business or has any financial interest in any such company or firm or business, with which he deals on behalf of his client.

Code of Conduct of Registered Person For Graduate Engineer Section

·        Registered Graduate Engineer not to falsify qualification, etc.(9 sub-sub-sections).

·        Registered Graduate Engineer to certify work only if he/she has supervised, witnessed or inspected such work, etc (6 sub-sub-sections).

·        Registered Graduate Engineer not to accept benefit from more than one party, etc.(4 sub-sub-sections).

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Another part Registration of engineers Act (REA)

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Another part Registration of engineers Act (REA)

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1.Prerequisite of Engineers
•Act allows any qualified person to be registered with board base solely on his/her qualification irrespective of citizenship.

2.Restrictions on unregistered persons, Graduate Engineers etc.
•Section 7(1), 7(1A), 7(2).

•No person is allowed to provide professional engineering services unless he is a registered.

•Only Professional engineer may use “Ir” before his name or “PEng” after his name.

•Engineering graduates are required to register as Graduate Engineer before taking up employment as an engineer.

3.Only Professional Engineer and Engineering consultancy practice may submit plans or drawings.
•section 8- only professional engineer with practicing certificate and engineering consultancy practice may submit plans or drawing