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Admal Aviation College Embarks on CSR Initiative in Kg Kepau Laut, Pulau Carey

In a heartwarming show of commitment to social responsibility, Admal Aviation College organized a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program in the peaceful village of Kg Kepau Laut, Pulau Carey. This community outreach initiative focused on both infrastructural improvements and engaging activities, fostering a strong bond between the college and the local community.

Restoring the Musalla for the Community

The primary focus of the day was the refurbishment of the village musalla, a spiritual sanctuary and gathering space for residents. The Admal Aviation College team worked diligently to give the musalla a fresh new look. The project included replacing the ceiling, painting the walls, and adding a fresh coat of paint to the gate. This improvement aims to provide a more comfortable and welcoming environment for villagers to gather and worship.

“Our goal with this refurbishment was to create a rejuvenated space for the community,” explained a representative from Admal Aviation College. “We hope the refreshed musalla will be a source of pride and joy for everyone here, a place where they can gather and strengthen their bonds with one another and their faith.”

Fun and Games for the Local Youth

While the refurbishment efforts were underway, other team members organized fun and engaging activities for the children and youth of Kg Kepau Laut. These activities were designed not only to entertain but also to bring smiles and joy to the young members of the community, encouraging creativity, teamwork, and friendship.

Children participated enthusiastically, enjoying every moment of the games and challenges set up for them. From team games to individual activities, there was something for every child to enjoy. The Admal Aviation College team members acted as mentors and friends, building connections that go beyond the day’s activities.

A Warm Meal and Lasting Connections

The CSR program also included a shared lunch, prepared by the Admal Aviation College volunteers. The team cooked a meal to be enjoyed by all, providing an opportunity for everyone – students, faculty, villagers, and children alike – to sit down together and share stories over a delicious meal. This sense of unity, built around a shared table, underscored the day’s theme of community and connection.

Looking Ahead

Admal Aviation College believes in giving back to society and creating meaningful connections through acts of service. This CSR event in Kg Kepau Laut exemplifies the college’s dedication to fostering relationships and supporting communities in meaningful ways.

The college plans to continue organizing similar events, expanding its efforts to reach other underserved communities. Through such initiatives, Admal Aviation College aims to make a difference not only in the field of aviation but also in the lives of those beyond its campus.

Tournament Bowling Recap: A Day of Strikes and Celebrations!

On 26th November 2024, the lanes at Kompleks Sukan MSN Nilai, were alive with excitement as players gathered for an exhilarating Tournament Bowling Event! With participants from various teams and supporters cheering enthusiastically, it was a day filled with camaraderie, competition, and fantastic bowling action.

Event Highlights

Registration: The event kicked off with registration at 1:30 PM, as teams arrived to secure their spots and strategize for the games ahead.
Game Start: At 2:00 PM, the pins began to fall as bowlers showcased their skills, determination, and team spirit across the alleys.
Closing Time: After intense rounds of competitive bowling, the games concluded at 5:30 PM, leaving everyone in awe of the incredible performances.

The Champions! 🏆

The event crowned Team SIAEC as the Tournament Champions, claiming victory with impressive coordination and skill.

1st Runner-Up: Team CAAM put up a fantastic fight, securing second place.
2nd Runner-Up: Team MPP rounded out the top three with commendable teamwork and effort.

Individual Achievements 🎯

Special recognition went to the Top Scorers who stood out with their exceptional individual performances:

Students:
- Zulfan and Hidayah amazed the crowd with their precision and consistency.
Staff:
- Mr. Adam and Miss Aleena led the staff category with their remarkable bowling prowess.

A Memorable Experience

The tournament wasn’t just about winning—it was a celebration of unity, friendly rivalry, and shared joy. The audience added to the vibrant atmosphere with their enthusiastic support, while participants forged stronger bonds with their teammates.

Thank You!

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the participants, organizers, and supporters who made this event a success. Congratulations to the winners and a big cheer for everyone who participated—you made the day unforgettable!

Stay tuned for more exciting events and competitions. Until then, keep striking for greatness! 🎳✨

Global Aviation Industry Soars Post-Pandemic, But Faces Manpower Shortage

As the world moves past the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic, the global aviation industry has experienced a strong resurgence in passenger traffic. While this seems like good news, Hj Abd Malek Packeer, the CEO of ADMAL Aviation College, notes that despite the increase in flight frequency, a significant challenge persists—airlines are facing a manpower shortage. However, this also means a high demand for new talent to fill roles such as pilots, aircraft maintenance engineers, flight attendants, and ground staff.

“Airlines are struggling with a manpower shortage, which is good news for aviation schools. Many airlines are inquiring about our students,” says Abd Malek.

ADMAL Aviation College, located in Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi, Sepang, is approximately a 10-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The college offers education and training in aircraft maintenance engineering, mainly focusing on cultivating young talents with specialized knowledge and skills in this field. It is one of the few institutions offering a four-year licensing course for students.

Xu Tingxiu, a 21-year-old student at ADMAL Aviation College, is one of the few female students in the college, and one of the even fewer who are of Chinese descent.

According to the Malaysian Civil Aviation Authority’s regulations, aircraft maintenance engineers must be licensed. The common types of licenses are B1.1 (aircraft engines, particularly turbine engines) and B2 (avionics), and Xu has chosen to specialize in the latter.

Why didn’t she choose the more well-known professions of pilot or flight attendant? Xu explains that she has been interested in physics and mechanical engineering since childhood. Therefore, after graduating from high school, she became even more determined to pursue a career as an aircraft maintenance engineer.

“I chose to pursue a B2 license because I enjoy problem-solving,” she says. The work and responsibility of an aircraft maintenance engineer are to ensure that the aircraft is in good condition and safe to fly. During the inspection of the aircraft, engineers must troubleshoot any issues, gradually working toward a solution. Xu compares the process to solving math problems, a challenge she relishes.

Xu further explains that the profession is similar to being a car mechanic. When an aircraft reaches a certain number of flight hours, like cars, it needs to undergo maintenance. Additionally, aircraft maintenance work is a race against time. For aircraft with brief layovers, engineers must quickly inspect them within a limited timeframe to avoid delays in departure.

“When an aircraft lands on the tarmac before it heads to the next destination, engineers will check the logbook. Pilots record issues such as malfunctioning lights or strange noises in the logbook.”

Two Years of Industry Internship

ADMAL offers licensing applications as part of its course. To become a pilot or aircraft maintenance engineer, one must have a license issued by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM). ADMAL is not only certified by CAAM but is also recognized as a college by the Ministry of Education, making it a specialized training institution for aircraft maintenance engineers. This is why Xu chose ADMAL.

“Some aviation schools only offer degrees, so after graduating, you still have to obtain the license separately,” she explains.

Students enrolled in the aircraft maintenance engineering course at ADMAL spend the first two years attending classes at the college. They are then assigned to a two-year industry internship called “OJT” (on-job training). Xu explains that during the first two years at the college, students must master about ten courses, ranging from basic subjects like math, physics, and electronics to aviation systems. “As for OJT, we undergo four rotations, spending six months at each airline before moving on to the next.”

Physical Fitness Is Key

While the job of an aircraft maintenance engineer may seem “cool,” it also requires enduring noisy work environments, sometimes working in open-air tarmacs under harsh weather conditions and facing immense pressure. Therefore, maintaining good physical and mental health is crucial. Additionally, the different colored signal lights used in the profession to indicate the status of aircraft systems mean that those with specific physical conditions, such as color blindness, may not be suited for this career.

Soon, Xu will begin her internship, and she is most excited about working on operational aircraft. “When you see an aircraft carrying hundreds of passengers land, I feel very excited to be able to work on such a massive machine.”

Breaking the Stereotype of the "Difficult" Aviation Industry

In addition to offering maintenance engineering training, ADMAL Aviation College also provides diploma courses in ground operations and aviation business management. Ground operations include handling baggage, operating the aerobridge, and refueling aircraft.

Furthermore, ADMAL Aviation College continues to offer its “Second Chance Program,” which aims to help individuals who may not have excelled academically but are eager to work in the aviation industry. Abd Malek acknowledges that the aviation industry is unfamiliar to many. “When airlines are looking for aerobridge drivers, people hesitate to apply because they don’t understand what it entails. But actually, as long as you know how to drive and have a license, you can apply.”

It’s not just aerobridge drivers; positions like checking boarding passes also require manpower. Therefore, when airlines face a manpower shortage, they often turn to ADMAL for help. Once the college secures sponsorship funds, it recruits students and offers two to three months of training.

“The aviation industry doesn’t have time to train every individual, so we provide training to equip applicants with the necessary knowledge for the job, helping them add value and know how to respond during interviews. By simplifying the process, we’re also contributing to the growth of the aviation industry.”

Non-Malay Students Are Returning

In the field of aircraft maintenance engineering, it’s rare to see students of Chinese descent. However, Abd Malek notes that the number of Chinese students at the college has been increasing. He mentions that in the 1960s and 1970s, aircraft maintenance engineers were predominantly Indian and Chinese, but later, more Malays entered the field.

“But now we’re starting to see the second generation of non-Malay engineers or pilots also wanting to join the aviation industry. Among our students, about 20% to 30% are Indians or Chinese.”

He emphasizes that the aviation industry’s assessments and evaluations are not based on ethnicity. “Exams are exams, and passing is passing. We hope more people will join, even students from Sabah and Sarawak. Take advantage of this opportunity, and perhaps you can achieve success in this well-paying industry.”

A Fresh Start: The Intake and Orientation for Air Ground Handling Technician & Cabin Crew Airline Services

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The Aviation Dream Begins!

Every journey starts with a first step, and for the aspiring air ground handling technicians and cabin crew of tomorrow, the intake and orientation mark the beginning of a thrilling career in the aviation industry. Stepping into a career in aviation means entering a fast-paced, dynamic environment where precision, safety, and exceptional service are key. Let’s take a glimpse into the intake and orientation process for these exciting roles.

Our Training Technician Program is carefully structured to provide participants with a blend of theoretical and practical knowledge. We ensure that every trainee gains essential skills in a variety of technical areas, preparing them to meet industry demands.

But that’s not all! As part of the new intake, all trainees will undergo a 3-day orientation, designed to familiarize them with the program, its requirements, and the exciting opportunities ahead.

The orientation will take place over three days, packed with engaging activities that will help participants acclimate to the learning environment, meet fellow trainees, and receive important briefings.

Day 1: Welcoming the New Batch

On the first day, excitement and anticipation fill the air. New recruits, eager to make their mark in the industry, gather for registration and orientation.

The intake process starts with document verification, where all the necessary credentials, qualifications, and medical records are submitted. This step is crucial to ensure that candidates meet the stringent standards required by airlines and ground handling companies.

Once registered, the recruits are welcomed by the training coordinators and senior staff. They are introduced to the structure of the program, which typically spans several weeks. An overview of the different aspects of training – theoretical, practical, and on-field – is provided to give them a clear idea of what lies ahead.

An expert from the industry delivers a motivational talk, sharing insights into the aviation world. This session often includes trends, expectations, challenges, and the future of aviation, setting a professional tone for the journey ahead.

The first day also features ice-breaking sessions where the new recruits participate in team-building exercises. These activities encourage camaraderie and help build strong bonds among peers, which is essential in such a high-pressure and team-oriented environment.

Day 2: Orientation in Safety, Standards, and Service

The second day of orientation shifts to the nitty-gritty of the roles, emphasizing safety, standards, and service excellence – the three pillars of aviation.

Safety is paramount in aviation, and recruits are introduced to the stringent safety protocols that govern both ground handling and cabin crew services. The basics of airport safety regulations, aircraft handling procedures, and emergency response protocols are explained. Recruits learn how safety is the cornerstone of every task in aviation.

Ground handling technicians are given an in-depth introduction to the responsibilities they will shoulder. From baggage handling, aircraft marshalling, and ramp operations to ensuring that flights take off on time, every detail is crucial. Meanwhile, cabin crew recruits are oriented on their responsibilities, from ensuring passenger safety to providing world-class service.

A key component of cabin crew orientation is customer service. Airlines are known for their service standards, and recruits are trained on delivering hospitality with a smile. Practical tips on dealing with passengers, handling tough situations, and maintaining professionalism are highlighted.

Especially for cabin crew recruits, there is a focus on personal grooming and etiquette. Professionalism in appearance and behaviour is critical for both ground handling staff and cabin crew. Expert grooming consultants may offer practical lessons on appearance, dress codes, and the general demeanour expected in the aviation industry.

Day 3: Bowling Activities to Bond and Recharge

After two days of intensive orientation and learning, the third day is dedicated to a fun and light-hearted bowling activity. This day is all about fostering teamwork, unwinding, and building stronger relationships among the recruits.

Recruits are divided into teams, mixing ground handling technicians and cabin crew members, for a friendly bowling tournament. This not only serves as a great bonding experience but also enhances teamwork skills that are crucial in the aviation industry. Everyone gets to enjoy some healthy competition in a relaxed and fun environment.

While bowling may seem like a simple game, it requires collaboration, communication, and strategy—just like in aviation. The activity helps break down any lingering barriers and encourages recruits to cheer for each other, boosting morale and trust.

After the tournament, prizes and recognitions are awarded for individual and team performances. The highlight is not just winning but creating a sense of unity, where everyone celebrates each other’s efforts.

The day ends with informal mingling over snacks, allowing recruits to relax and network in a casual setting. Conversations flow easily, giving everyone a chance to reflect on the first two days and get to know their colleagues better.

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New Intake for Training Technician Program: A Promising Start for Aspiring Technicians

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We are thrilled to announce the new intake for our Training Technician Program, designed to equip young, aspiring individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the world of technical expertise. If you’re passionate about hands-on learning and seeking a rewarding career in the technical field, this program is for you!

Our Training Technician Program is carefully structured to provide participants with a blend of theoretical and practical knowledge. We ensure that every trainee gains essential skills in a variety of technical areas, preparing them to meet industry demands.

But that’s not all! As part of the new intake, all trainees will undergo a 3-day orientation, designed to familiarize them with the program, its requirements, and the exciting opportunities ahead.

The orientation will take place over three days, packed with engaging activities that will help participants acclimate to the learning environment, meet fellow trainees, and receive important briefings.

Day 1: Welcome and Introduction

The first day of orientation will focus on welcoming new participants. There will be sessions where trainees meet the instructors and mentors, who will guide them throughout their journey. Trainees will also be introduced to the facilities, program structure, and the code of conduct expected during the training.

Day 2: Icebreakers and Team Building

The second day is all about fostering teamwork and collaboration. Trainees will participate in fun and engaging icebreaker activities designed to build camaraderie and teamwork skills. They will also engage in problem-solving tasks that mirror real-world technical challenges, encouraging critical thinking and creativity.

Day 3: Bowling and Fun

On the final day, we’ll wrap up the orientation with a fun and relaxing session of bowling! This friendly competition is a great way to unwind and strengthen bonds formed during the first two days. Teamwork, fun, and friendly rivalry will make this a memorable experience as we transition into the technical training portion of the program.

Entry Requirements

Our Training Technician Program is open to individuals who meet the following entry requirements:

Age: 18-23 years old
Academic Requirements:
- Minimum SPM with at least a grade ‘C’ in Mathematics, Physics/Science, and English
- Or, possession of a SKM certificate or a KV Diploma
Physical & Mental Health:
- Trainees must be physically and mentally fit to engage in technical work.
- Applicants must not be colour blind, as many technical tasks require precise colour identification.

These requirements ensure that participants have the basic knowledge, fitness, and capacity to thrive in a technical setting.

Why Join?

As a trainee in this program, you’ll have the opportunity to work with industry professionals, gain hands-on experience, and become part of a network of skilled technicians. Graduates from our program are well-prepared for employment in various industries, including manufacturing, aviation, automotive, and more.

We encourage all interested individuals who meet the entry requirements to apply. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to kickstart your career and develop skills that are in high demand across multiple industries.

Applications are now open! Join our Training Technician Program and take the first step towards a bright and fulfilling future.

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Admal Aviation College Fright Night Dinner

Gather ’round, dear students and esteemed faculty of Admal Aviation College, for a tale of mystery and excitement awaits!

Once upon a moonlit night, as the winds whispered through the corridors of our beloved college, a thrilling idea began to take shape. The halls, usually bustling with the sounds of study and laughter, fell into a hushed anticipation as whispers of a Fright Night Dinner began to circulate.

It all began with a daring vision – to transform our humble college into a haven of eerie enchantment, where the ordinary would give way to the extraordinary. The theme was set: Fright Night. And thus, the stage was set for a spine-chilling spectacle that would leave hearts racing and souls trembling.

As the days drew near, the air became charged with excitement and curiosity. What mysteries awaited behind the closed doors of our venue? What ghastly delights would our culinary wizards conjure up to tantalize our taste buds? The anticipation was palpable, like the crackle of lightning on a stormy night.

And so, on the appointed evening, as dusk descended upon the college grounds, the transformation began. The once familiar halls were cloaked in an otherworldly glow, as shadows danced and whispered secrets of the night. Eerie fog crept along the floors, while mysterious lighting cast ghostly shadows upon the walls.

As guests arrived, they were greeted by a sight to behold. The venue had been transformed into a haunted spectacle, straight out of their darkest nightmares. But fear not, for amidst the frights lay an abundance of delights. The feast that awaited them was a sight to behold – a tantalizing array of dishes and drinks that promised to satisfy even the most discerning palate.

But the true heart of the evening lay in the thrilling games and activities that awaited. From ghostly scavenger hunts to spine-chilling tales around the campfire, every moment was filled with excitement and anticipation. And as the night wore on, laughter mingled with screams as guests dared to test their bravery in the face of the unknown.

And so, dear friends, as the clock struck midnight and the evening drew to a close, our Fright Night Dinner came to an end. But the memories of this unforgettable night will linger on, like ghostly echoes in the halls of our beloved Admal Aviation College.

Until next time, may your dreams be filled with thrills and your hearts with courage.

5 Careers You Can Pursue in the Aviation Industry

Ever been in an airport just to be in awe of the pilots and cabin crew passing you by? We get it. There has always been a certain level of prestige and “coolness” with those kinds of jobs so for most of us, being part of the aviation industry sounds like a dream come true!

Hence why when it comes to the word “aviation”, we often think about flying an aircraft or serving the passengers onboard. Which is true, but it is also more than that!

You see, aviation revolves around mechanical flight and the aircraft industry. And a diploma or a degree in this industry can certainly lead you to various lucrative careers that you may have not imagined. Let’s see, shall we?

Aircraft Electrical Installer/Technician

An aircraft electrical installer or technician is responsible for the installation, troubleshooting and maintenance of the complex electrical systems in the aircrafts. Such systems include lighting, landing gear, pilot instrumentation and ignitions systems. Aircraft electrical technicians perform safety checks and ensure these systems are kept in order.

This aircraft technician is in charge of safety checks!

When system malfunctions happen, these technicians are responsible to diagnose them and repair defective components. Special training is necessary for an individual to master this job.

Expected salary: RM3,590

Flight Instructor

Flight instructors teach students how to fly aircrafts through classroom simulator and live flight instruction. They use ground-school classes to teach students the basics of flying an aircraft and help them with their written test that they have to sit in order to get their pilot’s license. Other than textbook education, simulators and dual-controlled aircraft are often used by instructors to acquaint students with the experience of flying an aircraft.

Flight instructors teach future pilots how to fly responsibly

Most flight instructors have either Commercial Pilot Certification or Airline Transport Pilot Certification before becoming Certified Flight Instructors.

Expected salary: RM6,400

Logistics Manager

Logistics managers supervise the supply chain of an organisation. They decide on the purchase of products as well as distribution of products. They are responsible to schedule inbound and outbound shipments, oversee the importing and exporting process of a product as well as direct the flow of materials and products in an organisation.

The logistics manager keeps everything intact!

Logistics managers often work in warehouses to overlook the supply chain of an organisation. To excel in this position, critical problem-solving and strong organisational skills are required.

Expected salary: RM6,600

Aeronautical Engineer

In short, aeronautics is the study of the science of flight. It is the method of designing an airplane or other flying machine. Aeronautical engineers use their knowledge in aeronautics to improve flight safety and fuel efficiency, as well as reduce costs and address the environmental impact of air travel. Occasionally, when flight accidents happen, they are responsible to investigate the causes of plane crashes.

Does this engine spark your interest to know more? Aviation may be the path for you!

Other than strong mathematical and analytical skills, creativity and innovative thinking are required in aeronautical engineers as they need to keep up to date with recent technological developments.

Expected salary: RM6,890

Crew Controller

Most people purchase flight tickets at their desired time, but have you ever wondered who schedule flights for pilots and flight attendants? Crew controllers. Crew controllers are part of the flight operation team. They check the legality of proposed flights in regard to duty time and crew qualification. They monitor planned and real-time flight schedule as well as ensuring that airlines travel policy is cost effective.

Flights literally cannot function without crew controllers.

To become a crew controller, one must have excellent communication and teamwork as well as ability to multi-task. They must also have fast problem-solving skills as flight schedules change from time to time.

Expected salary: RM5,770

I'm interested in this industry, but where should I start?

Located in Sepang district, ADMAL Aviation College offers Diploma in Aviation Management with Private Pilot License for students who are interested in the aviation industry. Upon completion of the programme, students can further pursue their career in either flight operation or piloting.

Within the branch of flight operation, students can work in aviation finance, crew control management, ground handling operation or logistic & warehouse management. On the other hand, with the Private Pilot License (PPL), students can also further pursue Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and Airline Transit Pilot License (ATPL).

Without any doubt, the aviation industry offers you various unusual lucrative careers.

If you are considering pursuing your study in aviation, go for it! There are so many wonders of aviation for you to explore.

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The Construction And Completion Of The Proposed Infrastructure Works At Phase 2e (56 Lots) And External Infrastructure Works At Pantai Sepang Putra, Mukim Sepang, Daerah Sepang, Selangor Darul Ehsan Untuk Tetuan: GLM Emerald (Sepang) Sdn. Bhd. (Formerly Known As Vintage Heights Sdn. Bhd.)

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Construction & Completion of 1.8 ML Elevated Permastore Tank & 0.9 ML Pump House At Bukit Tinggi, Klang, Selangor

Proposed Construction of 2nos. 0.7MG Elevated Water Tank, Pump house, RC Suction Tank And M&E Works At Bandar Bukit Tinggi 2, Klang, Selangor

Proposed Completion of 24,990 Gallon RC Elevated Water Tank, Pump house, 15,090G RC Suction Tank And M&E Works At Idamansara, Selangor

13,198 Gallon RC Elevated Water Tank, Pump house, 184,774G RC Suction Tank At Desa Park City, Selangor

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Construction & Completion of 54,000 Gallon RC Elevated Water Tank at Mukim Petaling, Selangor D.E. for Puchong Kinrara Development Sdn. Bhd.

Construction & Completion of 200,000 Gallon Permastore Tank for The proposed Military Hospital Kuala Lumpur.

Construction & Completion of Suction Tank & 2 Nos of Elevated water Tank 700,000 Gallons Each for Housing Development at Bandar Parkland Bukit Tinggi 3, Phase Daerah Klang, Selangor, Darul Ehsan

Proposed Construction, Completion, Testing, Commissioning & Maintenance of 3.6 MG Service Reservoir (Module 1), Consisting of Elevated Water Tank, Suction Tank and Pump House, Kota Bayuemas, Mukim Klang, Daerah Klang, Selangor Darul Ehsan

Proposed construction & Completion of New Twin Water Mains, RC Reservior 530,000 Gallons and External Water Reticulation at Lot PT16928, Mukim Petaling, Daerah Petaling, Selangor D.E.

Construction and Completion of Water Reticulation, 2 Nos Water Tank 752,400 Gallons Per Tank & Other Related Works For Cadangan Pembangunan Bercampur Di Atas Lot 8594 (Plot G), Mukim Tanjung Dua Belas, Daerah Kuala Langat, Selangor D.E.

The Proposed Construction & Completion of 66,800 Gallons RC Elevated Reservior, Pump House, Water Mains, Drainage, Roadwork at Shah Alam, Selangor S.E.

Proposed Elevated Water Tank (62,500 gallon), Suction Tank (31,000 gallon) & Pump House & External Water Main From Existing Reservoir at Taman Bolton (Package 2), Mukim Daerah Gombak, Batu Cave, Kuala Lumpur.

Construction & Completion of 718,800 Gallons Elevated Water Towers for Cadangan Pembangunan Perumahan dan Perniagaan (Projek Usahawan) di atas Sebahagian Lot 13961, kampong Rasau, Seluas 175 Ekar, Mukim Dengkil, Daerah Sepang, Selangor D.E.

The Construction & Completion of 1.8MG Ground Tank cum Suction tank for Project Pembangunan Bercampuran Hak Milik CT 12606, Lot 851, Coalfield Estate, Mukim Ijok, Daerah Kuala Selangor, Selangor Darul Ehsan.

The Construction & Completion of 594,000 Gallons Suction Tank For Projek Pembangunan Bercampuran Hak Milik CT 12606, Lot 851, Coalfield Estate, Mukim Ijok, Daerah Kuala Selangor, Selangor Daru

The Proposed Incoming Water Supply System (Stage 1) – 277,200 Gallon For The Proposed Development On Lot 7989 (Lot P.T. 3778), Lot 7990 (Lot P.T. 3779) And Lot P.T. 10503, Mukim Semenyih, Daerah Hulu Langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan For SIN HEAP LEE DEVELOPMENT SDN. BHD.

The Proposed Incoming Water Supply System (Stage 2) – 392,515 Gallon For The Proposed Development On Lot 7989 (Lot P.T. 3778), Lot 7990 (Lot P.T. 3779) And Lot P.T. 10503, Mukim Semenyih, Daerah Hulu Langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan For SIN HEAP LEE DEVELOPMENT SDN. BHD.

Proposed Intergrated Water Supply Scheme (Stage 3) – 467,435 Gallon At Mukim Semenyih Daera Hulu Langat, For SIN HEAP LEE DEVELOPMENT SDN. BHD. & D-HILL SDN. BHD.

Proposed 739,700 Gallons Evelated R.C Water Tank & Water Reticulation Works for Cadangan Pembangunan Bercampur Di atas Lot 7165, Mukim Rawang, Daerah Gombak, Selangor Darul Ehsan Untuk Tetuan Negeri Permodalan Selangor dengan Usahasama Tetuan GLOMAC RAWANG SDN. BHD.

The Execution and Completion of Water Supply Facilities Comprising of Site Clearing and Earthworks. Water Main Pipes, Elevated Water tank, Suction tank, Pump House, and related infra works at Zone 21, Bandar Indahpuar, Mukim Kulai, Daerah Kulai Jaya, Negeri Johor Darul Takzim For Messrs GENTING PROPERTY SDN. BHD.

Proposed Incoming mains, Main Water Reticulation Works, 0.83 MG Elevated Tank & 0.415 MG Suction Tanks On Lot 6984, Mukim Dengkil, Daerah Sepang, Selangor Darul Ehsan For Messrs MAGICAL STERLING SDN. BHD.

Construction And Completion of 9.9ML R.C Reservoir, 3.45ML, Suction Tank & Pump Station for Cadangan Pembangunan Bercampur Diatas Lot-Lot 29501-29503 & Lot 1161-1163 Mukim Dengkil, Daerah Sepang, Selangor Darul Ehsan untuk Tetuan IOI CITY MALL SDN. BHD.

Construction & Completion of 6.5MG Storage Reservoir, Water Incoming Main & part of Distribution Mains and Associated Works for cadangan Pembangunan Perumahan Bercampur Dan Perniagaan Di atas Lot 39, Mukim Beranang, Daerah Hulu langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan for Messrs SETIA ECOHILL 2 SDN.BHD.

The Construction And Completion Of Incoming Mian Pipeline (400mm Dia D.I Pipe), One(1) No. Of 760,000 Gallons Elevated Tank 1 And One(1) No. Of 400,000 Gallons Elevated Water Tank 2 For Cadangan Pemban-gunan Bercampur Di Atas Pt 9148 (Lot 6240) Dan Pt 9147(Lot 6243), Mukim Ijok, Daerah Kuala Selangor, Selangor Darul Ehsan Untuk Tetuan KELANA KUALITI SDN BHD

Construction Of 400,000 Gallons Elevated Water Tank For Proposed Industrial Development On Lot Pt 3625 – Pt 3626, Pt 3628 – Pt3650, Pt 3654 – Pt 3662, Pt 3673 And Pt 3674 Mulim Ijok, Daerah Kuala Selangor, Selangor Darul Ehsan for Tetuan BARISAN ELITE SDN. BHD.

Cadangan Bekalan Air Bagi Permohonan Bagi Tujuan Perkauan Pelan Induk Bagi Cadangan Perumahan bercampur Berstrata Di Atas Lot 614 Dan Lot 11, Pekan Templer, Daerah Gombak, Selangor Darul Ehsan untuk Tetuan SETIA ECO TEMPLER SDN. BHD.

The Construction, Completion, Testing & Commissioning Of 400,000 Gallons Reservoir, In-Coming, Out-Going Water Reticulation Main & Associated Works For The “Cadangan Pembangunan Bandar Satelite Sebang, Di Mukim Pulau Sebang, Daerah Alor Gajah, Melaka” For PRIMA PARAMOUNT SDN. BHD.

Construction and completion of Package 4 – water reservoir (module 1) local infra, TNB sub station and common water reticulation of the project (“work”), Mukim Serendah, Daerah Hulu Selangor, Selangor Darul Ehsan for UMW DEVELOPMENT SDN. BHD.

Proposed Construction And Completion Of 2 Nos 5 Million Litres Elevated R.C Reservoir And Associated Infrastructure Works On Lot 68054, Mukim Tanjung Dua Belas, Daerah Kuala Langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan for GAMUDA LAND (T12) SDN. BHD.

Construction, Completion And Handing Over Of Proposed 2 Nos, 4.53 Million Litre Elevated Water Tank (Site 1&2) And Its Associated Works (Package 1&2) For Cadangan Pembangunan Di Bandar Kota Seri Langat, Mukim Tanjong Dua Belas, Daerah Kuala Langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan Untuk Tetuan SERIEMAS DEVELOPMENT SDN. BHD.

M&E Related Works

The Execution & Completion Of Water Supply Facilities Comprising Of Site Clearing & Earthworks, Water Main Pipes, Elevated Water Tank, Suction Tank, Pump House & Related Infra Works At Zone 21, Bandar Indahpura, Mukim Kulai, Daerah Kulai Jaya, Johor Darul Takzim for YPJ BUILDERS SDN. BHD.

The Construction And Completion Of Incoming Mian Pipeline (400mm Dia D.I Pipe), One(1) No. Of 760,000 Gallons Elevated Tank 1 And One(1) No. Of 400,00 Gallons Elevated Water Tank 2 Including Piling,Pipecap, Sturcture Works, Piping Works Withing Water Tank Compound,Perimeter Infra Works And Other Related Works Di Atas Pt 9148 (Lot 6240) Dan Pt 9147 (Lot 6243), Mukim Ijok, Daerah Kuala Selangor, Selangor Darul Ehsan Untuk.Tetuan KELANA KUALITI SDN. BHD.

The Construction And Completion Of Reservior And Pumphouse (Phase 2) For Projek Pembangunan Bercampur On Hak Milik Ct 12606, Lot 851, Mukim Ijok, Daerah Kuala Selangor, Selangor Darul Ehsan For KL-KEPONG COUNTRY HOMES SDN BHD

Proposed Construction And Completion Of 2 Nos 5 Million Litres Elevated R.C Reservoir And Associated Infrastructure Works On Lot 68054, Mukim Tanjung Dua Belas, Daerah Kuala Langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan for GAMUDA LAND (T12) SDN.BHD

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