SEMINAR PENGAWASAN & KESELAMATAN KEBAKARAN BANGUNAN

KEMASKINI (22/05/09):

Seminar Pengawasan dan Keselamatan Kebakaran di Bangunan anjuran Persatuan Sukan, Kebajikan dan Kebudayaan (PERSKEB) dan JBPM telah mendapat sambutan hebat daripada para peserta. Adalah dianggarkan seramai lebih 350 peserta menghadiri seminar satu hari ini, kebanyakkan peserta adalah wakil-wakil dari agensi kerajaan, syarikat swasta dan universiti tempatan. Tahniah diucapkan kepada penganjur kerana menganjurkan seminar terbabit kearah meningkatkan kesedaran orang awam terhadap kepentingan keselamatan kebakaran. Seminar yang diadakan sebelum ini di Pahang dan Kuala Lumpur juga diberitakan mendapat sambutan ramai. Walaupun seminar tersebut berjalan lancar tetapi sedikit cacat dengan kegagalan pihak penganjur dan hotel mengendalikan dengan lancar jamuan pagi dan petang (makanan tengahari yang disajikan pun tidak beberapa sedap). Tempat letak kereta bertingkat di Regency Hotel yang baru dibuka 3 bulan juga tidak mesra pengguna, namun begitu ia adalah percuma.

MAKLUMAT SEMINAR:
Pihak Bomba Malaysia, Negeri Perak akan mengadakan satu seminar mengenai Pengawasan & Keselamatan Kebakaran di Bangunan yang akan diadakan di Tower Recency Ipoh pada 21 Mei 2009. Orang ramai digalakan menyertai seminar ini.

Seminar ini adalah dianjur bersama Persatuan Kebajikan dan Kebudayaan dan Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Negeri Perak.

Siapa Patut Hadir:

Arkitek, Jurutera, Juru Perunding, Pegawai Keselamatan Bangunan, Pemilik Premis, Kontraktor Kebombaan, Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan dan Orang Perseorangan yang berhubung kait dengan peranan Merekabentuk, mMerancang, Menyelenggara dan Memasang Pemasangan Kelengkapan Kebakaran serta Pembangunan Premis.

Penyertaan

Setiap penyertaan akan dikenakan dengan bayaran sebanyak RM300.00 seroang. Bayaran boleh dibuat secara tunai / cek / bank draf. Bayaran secara cek / bank draf hendaklah atas nama

Persatuan Sukan Kebajikan dan Kebudayaa, Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Negeri Perak (PERSKEB)

Dan dihantar ke alamat

Urusetia Seminar Pengawasan & Keselamatan Di Bangunan

Bahagian Operasi Kebombaan & Penyelamatan,
Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia,
Negeri Perak Darul Ridzuan,
31400 Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan.
No. Tel : 05-547 4444 / 2596 No. Fax: 05-549 6906 / 548 3192

Untuk sebarang pertanyaan dan keterangan lanjut, sila hubungi:-
PgKB I Zuraidah binti Latip (019-211 3688)
PgB Moth Ashikin bin Makhtar (012-521 5898)
PgB Zainud-din bin Abu (012-505 8514)
PKPgB P. Samasuvam (012-510 8379)
PBK II Roshida bin Ismail (013-584 4034)

MAKLUMAT LANJUT DI: http://www.bombaperak.gov.my/onbiz/userhome/11/file/seminar0905.pdf

List of Malaysian National Heritage Objects

List of Malaysian National Heritage Objects (as per April 2009)

Category	2007	2009
Heritage Buildings	16	13
Archaeological Sites	-	3
Natural Sites	2	-
Tangible Heritage: v Museum Collection v National Art Gallery Collection v National Archive Collection v Archaeological Collection	20	10 22 1 1
Intangible Heritage: v Food v Art and Culture	- 12	100 17
Living Person	-	6
TOTAL	223

Source: Department of National Heritage (2009)

The Important Events of Heritage Conservation in Malaysia

The Important Events of Heritage Conservation in Malaysia

Year Events
1976- The establishment of the Antiquities Act (Act 168)
1983- The Heritage of Malaysia Trust (BWM) was established.
1988- Malaysia has been accepted in the UNESCO’s World Heritage Convention on 7th December 1988.
1980s- 1990s -Restoration of Gedung Raja Abdullah, Istana Tengku Long, saving the demolition of Majestic, restoring Central Market into a cultural market.
1991- Nationwide inventory of urban heritage buildings (247 towns and over 60,000 buildings)
1995- Drawing up the country’s first Conservation Action Area Plan for Heeren Street and Jonker Street in Melaka.
1996 - Drawing up of the Penang Municipality Conservation Zones and Draft Outlines for Maintaining the Buildings within the Conservation Zones.
2003- Drawing up a second Conservation Action Plan for the entire conservation zone of Melaka Municipality.
2006- On 1st March 2006, the National Heritage Act (Act 645) came into force and the Department of National Heritage has been established.
2007- 50 objects were declared as the National Heritage objects on 6th July 2007.
2008- Melaka and Georgetown have been jointly listed as a World Heritage Site known as ‘Melaka and George Town, Historic Cities of the Straits of Malacca’ on 7th July 2008.
2009- 173 objects were declared as the National Heritage objects on 14th February 2009

Heritage Conservation Legislation in Malaysia

Generally, heritage conservation legislation in Malaysia could be divided into two jurisdiction levels, Federal level and State levels. In Malaysia, laws made by Parliament are called Acts while laws made by the State Assemblies are called Enactments. Currently at the Federal level, three acts may directly and indirectly deals with the conservation of built heritage in the country, they are:
1)Act 645: The National Heritage Act 2005;
2)Act 171: Local Government Act 1976;and
3)Act 172: Town and Country Planning Act 1976.

Meanwhile, there are another four legislation that applicable in the certain states in Malaysia:
1)Act 267: Federal Territory Act 1982- for federal territory states such as Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putrajaya;
2)The Preservation and Conservation of Culture Heritage of Melaka Enactment 1988- for the State of Melaka;
3)The Johore Enactment No.7 1988- for the State of Johore;and
4)The Sarawak Cultural Heritage Ordinance 1993- for the State of Sarawak.

In addition to the above legislation, conservation in Malaysia also referring to the prominent international charters such as the ICOMOS Venice Charter (1964) and the ICOMOS Burra Charter (1999). This is to ensure that all conservation works in the country confirm to the international standard required under the conservation norms.