The trainer is very professional and experienced in the Civil Engineering field.
Yanty Nur Ain Aziz, Site Engineer,
UMP SERVICES SDN BHD

The experiences of the trainer. Ir. Fauzi is very knowledgeable and
an expert in the field of Construction.
Azrul Fadely Ahmad, Associate Manager,
PNB COMMERCIAL SDN BERHAD

The vast experience of the trainer is the best thing about the course.
Chen Fun Chong, Construction Manager,
FREYSSINET PSC (M) SDN BHD

Benefitted much of the experience sharing part by the trainer
Cheong Wing Loon, Assistant Project Manager,
ASPEN VISION DEVELOPMENT SDN BHD

The Modules of the course and the trainer were excellent.
Mohd Amzar Bin Mohamat @ Mohd, Project Manager,
LEBAR DAUN DEVELOPMENT SDN BHD

The knowledge of the presenter was exceedingly good.
Farah Haslina Rosli, Project Executive,
PERMODALAN NEGERI SELANGOR (PNSB)

The trainer’s experience shared was practical and beneficial.
Muhammad Nur Sadiqin Bin Mohd Khusni,
Head Of Legal (Special Projects) & Integrity,
PERMODALAN DARUL TA’ZIM SDN BHD

In the construction industry, all stakeholders such as the clients, consultants, contractors, and authorities aspire that the projects are implemented successfully based on scope, cost, time and quality.

Contractors then execute the construction works by utilizing resources such as professionals, skilled and unskilled workers, materials, machineries, tools and equipment, methodology, technology, management, and money and in compliance with all statutory laws, rules, regulations and guidelines.
The clients aspire that the projects be implemented within the shortest time possible and with high quality, consultants must abide by construction drawings and specifications whilst contractors aspire to execute the works as per contract within the shortest time and the least cost possible.

Despite all the mitigating efforts by all relevant parties , there are still occurrences of defects and failures relating to architectural, civil and structural, electrical and mechanical works such as wall cracking, wall slanting, painting peeling off, differential settlement, soil subsidence, steel fatigueness, timber warping, ceiling leaking, slope erosion, slope failure, uneven tiles, air condition malfunctioning, road cracking, roof sagging, shoring and scaffolding for temporary works and accidents at work sites.

So, questions arise as to the non-achievement of quality works, as to why these occurrences of defects and failures, the probable contributing factors to these defects and failures, as to how to ascertain these probable contributing factors, the methods available to obtain this information and the appropriate methods/techniques to be adopted in the construction industry.

To be able to dwell on all of the above, it is imperative to acquire the relevant fundamental knowledge and understanding of forensic engineering investigation.

1. Understanding of failure occurrences; Gaining in-depth insights into the multifaceted
   factors contributing to failures, equipping you to anticipate and prevent similar incidents in future projects.
   
2. Understanding comprehensively the roles, motivations and interactions of all the key
   players involved, facilitating smoother project execution.
   
3. Acquiring knowledge on project cycle in relation to diverging interest of key players.
   
4. Gaining clarity on the distinct roles
   and responsibilities of clients, consultants and contractors ensuring alignment
   of expectations and fostering accountability within project teams.
   
5. Obtaining knowledge and specialized expertise in building services engineering.
   
6. Mastering maintenance methodologies and
   best practices to prolong the lifespan of structures, optimizing operational efficiency
   and mitigating potential risks.
   
7. Equipping yourself with a comprehensive skillset in forensic
   investigation encompassing forensic techniques, investigation methodologies, diagnostic tools and testing, and non-
   destructive testing (NDT), along with the essential
   knowledge of safety protocols and protective gear empowering you to conduct
   thorough forensic analyses.
   

• Engineers
  
• Construction Managers
  
• Architects
  
• Consultants
  
• Contractors
  
• Builders
  
• Developers
  
• Owners
  
• Building Inspectors
  
• Forensic Engineers
  
• Project Managers
  
• Contract Managers
  
• Quantity Surveyors
  
• Risk Managers
  
• Insurance Adjusters
  
• Legal Professionals
  
• Clients/Government Officers
  
• Local Council Officers
  
• Other related Professional in the Construction Industry
  

• Interactive Lectures
  
• Case Studies
  
• Discussion
  
• Group Activities
  
• Questions & Answers Session