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Date :
Tuesday, 12th April 2005
Time : 6.30 pm – 7.00 pm (Arrival of
Participants & Light Snacks), 7.30 pm –
8.30 pm (Technical Talk)
Venue : Ministry Of Communications, Main
Conference Room, Jalan Menteri Besar,
Bandar Seri Begawan BB3910
Cost : B$5 (member) or B$8 (non-member)
- for refreshment and venue preparation
only
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Talk
Synopsis
Electrical accidents can be prevented or
at least minimised by proper attentive
measures.
The talk begins with a review of the
various electrical hazards, the ABCs of
cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and
the different protective personal
equipment (PPE). It discusses the need
for systems for safe working and
permit-to-work. The talk then highlights
several electrical accidents and ends
with a video of the effective use of PPE.
CV of Speaker
Ir. Lee Chong Kiow is currently the
director of VI Power, which specialises
in providing technical training of
electrical applications and performing
system studies. He was previously the
Engineering Manager of Tamco Corporate
Holdings Sdn Bhd, which manufactures
indoor medium- and low-voltage
switchgear. Prior to that, he spent more
than 15 years working as a protection
engineer in the former National
Electricity Board, the national
electricity utility in Malaysia, and
another five years in a large
consultancy practice. He is also an
Energy Commission certified
competent/service engineer up to 275kV.
Through his activities in Institution of
Engineers Malaysia, he has organised
several courses and seminars in a number
of fields such as Earthing, Lightning
Protection, Harmonics, Medium Voltage
Indoor Switchgear and IEE Wiring
Regulations. He has also conducted
courses related to his specialist area
in protection both in Malaysia and
several countries in Africa.
Over the last few years, he had trained
more than two thousand participants
throughout Malaysia and in Singapore and
Brunei on Power System Protection,
Applications, Operation & Maintenance of
Electrical Equipment, Basic Electricity,
Commissioning of Power Transformers,
Protection & Starting of Induction
Motors, Medium & Low Voltage Switchgear,
Electrical Safety, Electrical Competency
Assessment and Electrical System
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