HFEM Seminar 2017
HFEM Seminar 2017 has been successfully held on 21st September 2017 at MIMOS Berhad in conjunction with 7th Annual General Meeting. This seminar is officiated by Director of Industrial Hygiene and Ergonomics Division, Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) Malaysia.
HFEM would like to express a heartfelt gratitude to all speakers. Your presence and commitment made this event a great success.
To all participants, we hope that you found the seminar informative and worthwhile for your undertaking.
Speaker: Prof. Abdul Shukor bin Abdullah
Title: Identifying the WOW! Factors in Ergonomic Assessment & Interventions in our industries
Featured Speakers
Speaker: Captain Kannan a/l Perumal
Title: Aviation Disasters: Human Factors – Role & Contribution
Speaker : Izwan bin Ismail
Title: User experience: Sense making design
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Khairul Aidil Azlin Abd Rahman
Title: The power of design
Speaker: Dieter Lim
Title: The Advanced Muscularskeleton Simulation & Haptic Technology in Ergonomics.
CPEM Workshop
1st workshop of Certified Professional Ergonomist Malaysia (CPEM) on 21st Sept 2017 led by Prof Halimahtun, as many as 25-30 participants, ranging from academia, independent consultants as well as industries gathered in the workshop to give their valuable inputs for the CPEM program.
The workshop helped determine the goals for certification, the certified titles to be awarded, the courses to be offered to complete gaps in human factors and ergonomics knowledge, and the process for certification to be adopted by HFEM.
HFEM Annual Grand Meeting 2017
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