Elevating MSMEs: TED Seri Consult’s building defects training

Discover how TED Seri Consult’s Building Defects Training empowers MSMEs with cutting-edge skills in defect management and maintenance.

Elevating MSMEs: TED Seri Consult’s building defects training

TED Seri Consult recently concluded its highly acclaimed Building Defects Maintenance & Management Programme, equipping MSME professionals with essential skills for managing building defects.

Held under the Program Latihan Madani (PLM) and fully funded by HRDCorp, the training spanned five intensive days over two sessions in December at Menara Bangkok Bank, Kuala Lumpur.

This initiative targeted Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), addressing the pressing need for sustainable building maintenance practices.

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Elevating MSMEs: TED Seri Consult’s building defects training

Led by renowned experts in the field, the programme combined theory and practice to provide comprehensive training in building pathology, defect management, and sustainable maintenance.

Ts. Dr. Nageswaran, a master trainer with 27 years of experience, and Ruhainie Sulaiman, a building defects specialist, guided 25 participants through interactive workshops and real-world case studies.

The sessions emphasised practical applications, including defect diagnosis, preventative measures, and sustainable solutions.

Elevating MSMEs: TED Seri Consult’s building defects training
Ts. Dr. Nageswaran, Master Trainer, TED Seri Consult

“Understanding building defects and implementing effective maintenance strategies are critical for infrastructure sustainability,” said Dr. Nageswaran.

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“This programme ensures MSMEs are equipped to uphold safety and quality standards.”

Participants explored advanced technology used in defect diagnosis, gaining insights into innovative tools and techniques.

Participant feedback highlights programme value

Elevating MSMEs: TED Seri Consult’s building defects training

The programme was met with resounding approval from attendees, who praised its practical focus and relevance.

Sritharan, a facilities manager said, “The training was incredibly insightful. The hands-on workshops helped me identify defects efficiently and adopt better maintenance strategies for my properties.”

Another participant, Shariffah Intan, highlighted the innovative technology introduced during the sessions: “I wasn’t aware such state-of-the-art equipment existed for defect diagnosis.

This programme is invaluable and should not be missed by building professionals.”

Elevating MSMEs: TED Seri Consult’s building defects training

Beyond skill-building, participants valued the networking opportunities, which fostered connections with industry peers and experts.

Many left the training with actionable knowledge and a renewed commitment to improving industry practices.

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This programme is part of HRDCorp’s Program Latihan Madani (PLM), aimed at advancing professional growth within Malaysia’s MSME sector.

Through fully funded, high-impact training, the initiative supports operational excellence and promotes best practices across industries.

Elevating MSMEs: TED Seri Consult’s building defects training

TED Seri Consult’s spokesperson, Ruhainie Sulaiman, stated: “Investing in MSME talent development is crucial for Malaysia’s economic growth.

Programmes like these ensure our workforce is equipped to meet today’s challenges.”

The overwhelming success of the Building Defects Maintenance & Management Programme underscores the need for targeted, specialised training in the building maintenance sector.

TED Seri Consult continues to play a pivotal role in empowering MSMEs with the knowledge and tools to excel.

For information on future training sessions under the Program Latihan Madani, contact TED Seri Consult Sdn. Bhd. via email at [email protected] or call 013-577 7375.

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