Past Conference

Smart Building 3.0 explored how energy efficiency, connected technologies and sustainable design could help buildings respond to climate, operational and urban-development challenges.

SolarX 2021 explored how photovoltaic solar could be deployed as both an environmentally sustainable and financially feasible energy solution for businesses and asset owners.

MaintenanceX conference examined how strategy, reliability practices and digital technologies could work together to improve maintenance performance and asset management.

Uncontrolled and poorly managed industrial waste can cause severe pollution to the air, water and soil. Climate change, the greenhouse effect, health issues, contamination of soil and groundwater are the effects of industrial pollution.

With the arrival of 5G networks across major cities of the world, it was vital to begin transforming older structures to become part of a more connected system.

Maintenance has been around as long as humans existed. From routine activity like sharpening of hunting tools until modern maintenance as we know today.

Smart Buildings stand as the beacons of tomorrow, capable of connecting with other facilities, exchanging real-time information and responding to changes in the environment.

Environmental issues are not new issues, as throughout the years people grew increasingly aware of the negative environmental impacts of improper industrial waste management.

World Class Ports are seeing the relationship between long term Success and green strategies, heading towards sustainability.

Economic growth and industrialization in Malaysia has led to better living quality but at a large cost of excessive waste and pollutants. Throughout the years of industrialization, our environment has become severely polluted and contaminated.

Maintenance is no longer identified under cost centres, it has become an imperative profit centre for companies to boost the profit, increase their productivity and provide customer satisfaction at the highest possible level.

It is important for electrical products to be in due compliance to locally recognized standards and electrical installations to be conducted in accordance with established, regulated procedures as a means of ensuring overall quality & reliability of service and safety for all users.

Electrical safety has become a public concern, as there were a few electrical accidents involving casualties recently. Therefore, all parties involved in the electrical industry have to play their roles in preventing such accidents in the future.

Achieve more efficient operation, and use of grid assets, and more cost effective expansion of the electric grid.

The indispensability of maintenance function and maintenance management has risen tremendously throughout the years of rapid industrial development.

The global economic recession has brought facility management under the spotlight as the main area of improvement in terms of cost-efficiency for every organisation.

TEEAM is a SIRIM designated Standards Writing Organisation (SWO) since 20th August 1999. Over the 11 years, TEEAM-SWO as the Chair & Secretariat for SIRIM TC 10: “Electrical Installation, Protection and Insulation Practice” has developed and reviewed a number of standards.

Power Quality Symposium was held to bring together power quality experts to discuss significant innovations, technologies and policies related to power quality.

Owing to rapid development of various industries manufacturing, construction, building services, medical, automotive, power, oil & gas, transportation etc, the criticality of maintenance function and management has risen tremendously.

The health of the environment has today become a major concern around the globe. Governments, eco-friendly groups and even individuals are banding together to address the issue.