2020 Activities
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MISIF WEBINAR

MISIF Webinar Brochure

Date	21 July 2020 (Webinar 2) 28 July 2020 (Webinar 3)
Time	10.00 am – 11.30 am
Platform	Online via Zoom
Registration

2017 Activities

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Join MISIF/Nickel Institute Stainless Steel Workshops

Brochure Stainless Steel Workshops v1

Specialised Building Materials Supply Chain Conference 2017

OSH Legal Compliance for Iron & Steel Industries

Dialogue Session on the Promotion of Malaysian
Iron & Steel Products

2016 Activities

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Sustainable Consolidation Effort for Iron and Steel in Malaysia

Date	22 November 2016 (Tuesday)
Venue	Seminar Room 1 & 2, Level 1, MITI Tower
	Presentation Material: Towards Sustainable Consolidation Effort – by MSI Steel Outlook: Demand, Supply and Policy Considerations – by PwC Restructuring the Steel Industry – by SAGE 3 Panel Discussion Material: MSA: Y. Bhg. Dato’ Sri Tai Hean Leng MISIF: Y. Bhg. Dato’ Lim Hong Thye MSMDA: Mr. Leong Yit Ket JISF: Mr. Toru Nishizaka

Seminar Kesedaran Kualiti Bahan Binaan

Currently CIDB regulates on compliances to standards on imported construction materials. However with the amendment of CIDB Act in the year 2011, has empowered CIDB to regulate construction materials produced locally. The scope of regulation is on materials that are listed in Schedule 4 in the said act. As mentioned above, CIDB’s regulation is on the compliance of the materials to the speci­fied standards as per gazette. On evidences of compliance to relevant standards, CIDB requires the materials to be tested by accredited third party testing and inspection bodies. Having said that, therefore once CIDB starts to regulate construction material used in the construction projects must be certi­fied by third party. The primary aim of this seminar is to create the awareness in the industry particularly to the manufacturers, suppliers, and contractors on the importance of regulation of construction materials  so as to ensure the production of good quality construction materials.

Besides that this seminar is also to impart the general requirements on compliance to standard as well as sharing some of the good practices in complying with the said standard by the industries.

With the introduction of Economic Transformation Program (ETP), it is expected that more mega projects will be launched by the government. Thus it is envisaged that there will be huge demand of construction products especially on iron and steel as well as cement and other construction materials in the future. This makes regulating on the 4th schedule construction materials very timely. Moving forward, we trust the regulation of construction materials by CIDB in the near future will enable to elevate the level of quality of construction materials used in the local construction industry. In view of this it will pave the way in strengthening the structural integrity of the building construction works.

Specialised Trade Mission for Iron and Steel Industry – Export Promotion to Myanmar

MSI is collaborating with MATRADE to organise a Specialised Trade Mission for Iron and Steel Industry to Myanmar. If interested, please fill up the details in the form given.

Company Details: Specialised Trade Mission for Iron and Steel Industry

Briefing Session on Iron and Steel Industry

i) TPPA – what it means to I & S sector

ii) Exploring Export Opportunities Overseas – trade mission

MSI is collaborating with MATRADE to organise a Specialised Trade Mission for Iron and Steel Industry to Myanmar. If interested, please fill up the details in the form given.

Date	25 February 2016 (Thursday)
Venue	Miami 1 Room, Level 3, West Wing, Menara MATRADE
	Reading Material: TPPA Opportunities and Challenges – Mr Syahril Syazli (MITI) Market Opportunitites for Building Materials (Iron Steel) – Ms. Yuslina (MATRADE)