INTERNAT IONAL

MALAYS IA

Jointly organised by Supported by

KEMENTERIAN KESEJAHTERAAN BANDAR, PERUMAHAN DAN KERAJAAN TEMPATAN

Date : 5th – 7th May 2015Venue : Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM

REGISTRANT’S PARTICULARS

CONFERENCE

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES CANCELLATION POLICY

**Full Conference:Exhibition, Opening Ceremony, Conference tea breaks and

luncheons, Welcoming Dinner and Site / Technical Visit

The following cancellation and refund policy will apply:

1) After 31st March 2015, any cancellation shall not be refunded

2) Substitutions are allowed. All notice of cancellation and

subsititutions must be given in writing before 31st March 2015.

Please complete the registration form and send to: Secretariat IFCEM 2015. Mailing address: Training Division, Level 3, Headquaters, Fire & Rescue Department, Malaysia,

Lebuh Wawasan, Presint 7, 62250 Putrajaya Malaysia.Tel: +603-8892 7600 ext 7632 / 7632 / 7633 Fax: +603 – 8892 7980

Email: ifcem@bomba.gov.my / latihan@bomba.gov.my

REGISTRATION FEE (Price inclusive of GST)

TWO-DAY FULL CONFERENCE(5th - 6th May 2015)

Normal Conference ParticipantsMembers IFE / MFPA / IMDEMM

Early Bird

USD 500.00 / RM 1,500.00 USD 400.00 / RM 1,200.00

After 31st March 2015

USD 600.00 / RM 1,800.00 + 6% GST (USD 635.00 / RM 1,900.00)USD 500.00 / RM 1,500.00 + 6% GST (USD 530.00 / RM 1,590.00)

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1) BEM : 10 HOURS CPD

2) IFE : 9 HOURS CPD

3) LAM : 6 POINTS CPD

4) CIDB : 20 POINTS CCD

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CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION PROGRAMMEJointly organised by Supported by

VENUEPutra World Trade Centre (PWTC),

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

DATE5th - 7th May 2015

TIME8.00 am to 5.00 pm

DAY 2 (6th May 2015) – WEDNESDAY

SESSION 2

Session 2 Chairman : Ir. Wong See FoongPresident of The Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia.

Session Theme : New Frontier for Fire Safety Engineering

0900 Keynote Paper 2: Managing Risk in a Dynamic Capital City.Mr. Ron DobsonCommissioner of London Fire Brigade (LFB)

0930 Paper 5:Fire Safety Engineering-Strategic Potential.Mr. Neil GibbinsInternational President, The Institution of Fire Engineers

1010 Tea break

1040 Paper 6: Integrating Human Behavior Into Mass Egress Design.Mr. Tay Hao Giang Deputy President IFE Malaysia Branch

1120 Paper 7: The Evolution of Performance Based Fire Engineering in a Constantly Changing Global Building Industry.Mr. Mahmut HorasanDirector, Scienti�c Fire Services, Australia

1200 Paper 8:Resilient Fire Safety Engineering.Dr. Peter WilkinsonDirector of Pyrology Limited, United Kingdom

1240 Question and Answer

1300 Lunch

SESSION 3

Session 3 Chairman : Ar. Chee SooTengImmediate Past President of The Institution of Fire Engineers (UK) Malaysia Branch

Session Theme :Impact of Sustainable Built-Environment on Fire Safety

1400 Paper 9: Fire Safety Design for Super High Rise Buildings in China.Dr. Young WongDirector of Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd

1440 Paper 10: Fire Safety Engineering of Tunnels and Other Subterranean Structures.Mr. Parkan BehayeddinDirector, Scienti�c Fire Services, Australia

1520 Paper 11:Improve Protection of High Risk Area.Chief Ulrich BraunIngolstadt Fire Department, Germany

1600 Tea break

1630 Paper 12: Fire Protection Considerations in Sustainable Building Design.Mr. Martin ReissPresident, Jensen Hughes, USA and Mr. James AntellExecuitve Vice President, Jensen Hughes, USA

1710 Question and Answer

1730 End of IFCEM 2015 Conference

DAY 3 (7th May 2015) – THURSDAY

0900 Technical Visit and Demonstration

1200 - 1800 Exhibition

The 21st Century is a challenging era with numerous changes in the construction industry as well as environment in�uence through climatical changes.

With the conversation of energy, preservation of environment to protect mother earth and Green

Built-Environment has emerged as the fore runner in the construction industry. Full timber structure construction is now being experimented in Europe and the rest of the developed countries. While the concept ful�ls all the criteria of Green construction, it does pose challenges to the Fire and Rescue Services especially �re�ghters when dealing with a real �re incident. “Green” Built-Environment also inspired many innovative construction methodology and systems which may not take �re safety factor into consideration. Many recent major �re incidents were due to �re propagate through façade of highrise buildings, burning timber structured buildings produce higher heat release rate than masonry constructions, etc. The new trend poses challenges to the �re and rescue service as �re�ghters have to relearn the compartment �re behavior and �re�ghting technique.

The world trend is now designing super highrise as iconic building in competition to challenge construction boundary. Highrise dwelling complexes in major cities also mushroomed as a new trend in life style with mega size shopping centers, sports complexes and exhibition hall. All these modern buildings though have majestic appearance, they pose inherent �re risks of a new dimension in term of �re prevention, �re safety design and mass evacuation as their design goes beyond the prescriptive building codes. With the city-in-city concept mixing low and high risk occupancy group it is a daunting task for �re engineers and authorities alike to incorporate appropriate �re safety strategy.

For the rescue front, due to adverse global climate changes, prolong high surface temperature, Al Nino e�ect, etc, earth is now experiencing forest �res, typhoons and cyclones, �oods, landslides, earthquakes and possibility of tsunami of such frequency never happen before. This poses even greater challenges to the �re and rescue services as the power unleashed by the force of nature is very challenging for manpower, equipment as well as resources.

IFCEM conference hopes to gather �re and rescue personnel as well as �re professionals in sharing their �ndings. Feedbacks and innovative concepts, ideas as the way forward for the �re industries.

(4th May 2015) - MONDAY1600 - 1730 Pre-Registration

DAY 1 (5th May 2015) – TUESDAY0700 Registration

1000 O�cial Opening of IFCEM 2015 Conference

1100 O�cial Opening of IFCEM 2015 Exhibition

1130 Exhibition Visit

1230 Lunch

SESSION 1

Session 1 Chairman :Datuk Soh Chai HockFormer Director General of Fire and RescueDepartment Malaysia.

Session Theme :Operational Challenges for Fire�ghters

1400 Keynote Paper 1: Datuk Wira Hj Wan Mohd Nor bin Hj IbrahimDirector General of Fire and Rescue Department Malaysia

1430 Paper 1: Improving Interoperability in the Emergency Services.Mr. Steve Hamm Director, CFOA National Resilience

1510 Paper 2:Fire Safety Standards in a Resilient World.Mr. Donald P. BlissVice President for �eld operations, NFPA Strengthening International Support in Managing Disasters.

1550 Paper 3:Challenges for High Rise Fire�ghting.Mr. Li Kin YatDeputy Director of Hong Kong Fire Services Department

1630 Paper 4: Regulating Fire Safety in Challenging Times - Managing Needs, Priorities and Expectations.Mr. Christopher TanDirector of the Fire Safety and Shelter DepartmentSingapore Civil Defence Force

1710 Question and Answer

1730 Tea break and Exhibition

1930 IFCEM 2015 Dinner

Don’t miss this golden opportunity to experience & explore one of the most interesting events in Malaysia

KEMENTERIAN KESEJAHTERAAN BANDAR, PERUMAHAN DAN KERAJAAN TEMPATAN

The modern Fire�ghter's multi-skill requirement in coping with ever changing legislations, Codes and Standards as well as operational requirements for �re�ghting. The complexity and scale of man-made and natural disasters encountered in today’s evolving environment present new challenges to �re�ghters in striving to achieve targeted response time and desired operational outcome. In response to the above, enhancing competency of �re�ghters is the future.

Designs outside the ambit of prescriptive codes present new challenges. What are the inherent �re risks presented by these designs and what are the issues that have to be addressed and lessons learnt from investigative e�orts. On the basis of the above, what are the new trends emerging in tackling new risks and challenges presented by such new building designs.

Sustainable construction trends impact �re and life safety considerations. Behavior of �re changes with the introduction of many innovative construction methods and systems. Green building concept and design should be studied and reviewed with �re safety solutions to reduce adverse impact on life safety.

SUB-THEME 1“Operational Challenges for Fire�ghters”

SUB-THEME 2 “New frontier for Fire Safety Engineering”

SUB-THEME 3 “Impact of sustainable

Built-Environment on �re safety”