MBAM president Oliver HC Wee (fifth from right) during the groundbreaking ceremony of the new training and mediation service hub last week.
KUALA LUMPUR (June 13): Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM) last Friday (June 9) officially unveiled a new hub, which will host training programmes and mediation service, during a groundbreaking ceremony of the centre at Persiaran Harmoni, Subang.
The centre is expected for completion in May 2024.
In a statement on June 9, MBAM also mentioned that it is a showcase of an IBS project, which uses the latest Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) form of contract.
MBAM president Oliver HC Wee said: “MBAM's new building will not only showcase [the] IBS project, it will also continue housing all our training programmes inclusive of our mediation services.”
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