The International Fire Conference & Exhibition of Malaysia 2021 (IFCEM), an event organized by the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (FRDM) in collaboration with Malaysian Fire Protection Association (MFPA) and The Institution of Fire Engineers (UK) Malaysia Branch (IFE), was held at Kuala Lumpur Convention Center (KLCC) from 11th November to 13th November 2021。
An Appreciation Dinner sponsored by Vice President Mr. Steven Ng, was organized at the Daily Fish Restaurant, Penang on 14th Jan 2022
President Michelle Hah together with the EXCO and Central Committee Members of the MFPA, paid a courtesy visit to the Director of the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (Penang), YS PKPjB Saadon bin Moktar on 14th Jan 2022
The objective of fire engineers is to design fire protection systems to achieve life safety protection and property protection in that order. To venture beyond these two main objectives will require concerted change of mindset.
We are coming to the end of 2021, and to say that 2021 was eventful would be an understatement. The country, the industries and the people have gone through ups and downs.
Engineers play various important roles from cradle to grave of a building in managing the risks along this long journey.
The word “Green” has evolved to become a buzz word in many sectors of industries and businesses. For example, green products, green technology, green labelling, green economy, green growth, green buildings, etc.
IFCEM Online 2021 is coming soon. A new digital platform for the collaborations among fire industry players as well as to showcase the latest technology & products for fire safety, rescue, disaster management & security!
Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (JBPM) issued a circular dated 2 January 2021, that all fire pumps shall comply with the requirements of Malaysian Standard, MS 2616:2015 – Fixed fire fighting systems – Fire pumpsets.
Building owners must put in place a fire evacuation strategy in order to ensure that the occupants inside the building are able to evacuate orderly, promptly and safely in the event of a fire incident.
