News about construction

Kerjaya Prospek, which has four operating segments of construction, manufacturing, property development and investment, said that for 4QFY2022, the group will continue to monitor and implement appropriate business strategies in a timely manner to address the risk that post Covid-19 challenges, such as weakening of the ringgit and shortage of skilled manpower, may have on the operations and financial performance of the group.

The MBAM is an association committed to building a resilient, agile and sustainable construction society through various cooperation and collaborations with its members, ministries, government institutions and non-governmental organisations.

The first contract is for the construction of a new chip assembly and testing facility with a value of RM341.

Looking ahead, SunCon foresees its precast segment will contribute more to the group's financials in the near future with the integrated construction and prefabrication hub plant targeted to be commissioned by December this year.

MBAM is also working closely with the Department of Occupational Safety and Health and the Construction Industry Development Board to promote the implementation of OSCHIM.

Bina Puri said there will be no suspension of trading of its shares on Tuesday (Nov 8), after the group submitted its annual report for FY22 to Bursa Malaysia Securities on Monday.

The construction job is in respect of the main building works for the proposed development of two blocks of residential condominiums, which consist of a podium, car park, common facilities and swimming pool, located in Bukit Jalil, said SunCon.

Watch out for these conditions: frequent breakdowns, mantraps, jerky movements, misalignment of door landing to car, lift car doors not operating smoothly, unusual sounds, water dripping into lift car, damp musty smell and poor ventilation in lift car.

According to HLIB, SunCon hopes to increase its existing RM4.

To ensure sustainable growth of the construction industry, MBAM president Oliver Wee Hiang Chyn hopes the government will use its development budget to boost the adoption of the Industrialised Building System (IBS) and implement planned public projects, such as affordable housing.