Quality Management System Course 2022

Updated: Jun 28
Training Diary 2022: Maintaining Momentum Through Continuous Learning

The year 2022 marked another productive year in my training journey. While physical activities gradually resumed across many sectors, online learning continued to be a practical and preferred option for many construction professionals due to its flexibility and convenience.
Throughout the year, I conducted 10 Quality Management System (QMS) training sessions, primarily through online platforms. Collectively, these programmes attracted close to 100 participants from various organizations within the construction industry, including contractors, consultants, developers, and quality practitioners.
Special Engagement: In-House Training for MTDC
One of the highlights of 2022 was being invited by the Malaysian Technology Development Corporation (MTDC) to conduct an in-house training programme on Quality Management Systems in Construction at the UPM-MTDC Technology Centre, Serdang.
The session brought together personnel from various management levels, including directors, senior management, associates, and support staff. Unlike the public programmes that primarily focused on awareness and implementation of quality management systems, this engagement provided an opportunity to discuss quality management from a client's perspective. The discussion focused on:
Understanding the quality expectations that should be imposed on appointed contractors.
Establishing effective quality monitoring mechanisms throughout project execution.
Managing contractor performance through quality-related requirements and documentation.
Implementing practical Quality Management System (QMS) principles within project and contract management processes.
Identifying key quality risks and ensuring compliance with project requirements.
The interactive nature of the session allowed participants to share their experiences and challenges in managing contractors, while exploring practical approaches to ensuring quality requirements are consistently communicated, implemented, and monitored throughout the project lifecycle.
Looking Back
While 2022 may not have featured any major milestones or significant programme changes, it reinforced the importance of consistency, commitment, and continuous improvement.
Delivering training programmes year after year has allowed me to continuously refine the content, reach a wider audience, and contribute to the professional development of construction practitioners who share a common interest in quality management.
Excellence is not achieved through one outstanding event, but through consistent effort and continuous improvement over time.
2022 Training Summary
Total Sessions Conducted: 10
Total Participants: Approximately 100
Training Mode: Primarily Online
Main Topic: Quality Management System in Construction
The year concluded with a growing network of professionals committed to improving quality practices within the construction industry, and I look forward to continuing this journey in the years ahead.
List of Class Conducted
List of class conducted number of participants were provided in the excel file.
Participants Details



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Written Feedback from participant
Quite interesting course |
very good for knowledge |
Thank you sir.. |
Good |
Good job but course too long |
Very Informative sharing |
Nice training |
Experience and patienly brief each contents Nice trainer |
Very good presentation and explanation |
Good Training Session |
Face to face training much better |
If certain key concepts can be supplemented with actual case studies, it will be more powerful to aid in understanding. |
Excellent |
Very good explanation by speaker |
Terbaik |
Very informative knowledge share with us. Thank you. |
good job |
good presentation. |
Good presentation from speaker, most of the explanation comes with example for easier understanding. |
very good presentation👍 |
A reasonable course charge . Appreciate this at this pandemic tough period. |
Should engage more with participants to create a two-way communication. Btw, nice sharing sir |
the content is very usefull in construction job |
Clear voice & the handout simple & easy to understand |
Positive attitudes with development of concerns being shown. The knowledgeable skills delivered in timely manners and acceptable. Able to professionally represented the QMS efficiently. Overall very satisfied. |
Very helpful and understanding |
I gain some knowledge today about quality management system. Tq for the great presentation. |
Great presentation by En Firdaus. |
Good topic |
Additional session for quiz |
Padat dgn ilmu. |
No to create more method of statements |
Dapat tambah ilmu dan pengetahuan |
Very good presentations. Tq |
Good presentation |
Good presenter and good course |
Thank you very2 much for your effect to explain the course to us, not an easy task! Just minor one, 3pm break suppose start at 3.15pm but started after 5minutes like the other break, cause usually after lunch and long time watching screen feel tire, so suggest this break 3pm one 10minutes, atleast wash our face, to toilet, make a cup of coffee...😁 and maybe can share with us some joke/funny experience happened at site and give us more your smilling face and laughing...😅 Thanks once again. Ong |
very informative, definitely useful. |
Additional info on NCR or CAR in practical and BIM application. |
All good from me. |
I'm hopping that you can give us the notes earlier 😊 |
It will be more effective if the course held during weekend. However sharing the notes before class starts is also helpful. If I missed anything out, I can go refer the notes back. Thanks . |
i have earn more knowledge from this seminar..thank you |
Ok la |



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