Board of Engineers Malaysia

20/09/2026

DARIPADA teori di dewan kuliah kepada realiti di lapangan, kepemimpinan bukan sekadar mencari jawapan, tetapi memahami persoalan dan keperluan rakyat.

17/09/2026

BEM × MIDF | Strengthening the Engineering Ecosystem

The Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) held an engagement session with Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad (MIDF) today as part of the BEM Strategic Plan 2026–2030.

The session brought together Thrust 3 – Branding & Recognition (P3.1.1) and Thrust 4 – Innovation Transforming Engineering for Technological Readiness (P4.1.2).

Key discussions focused on opportunities to support Malaysian Engineering Consultancy Practices (ECPs) through financing, advisory services, business development and market access.

The session also explored opportunities to strengthen the engineering innovation ecosystem through the Engineering Innovation Accelerator Programme, bringing together industry, ECPs and funding agencies.

Through strategic engagements such as this, BEM continues to explore opportunities that can create greater value for the engineering community, industry and Malaysia’s innovation ecosystem.

Committed to Engineering Excellence.

15/09/2026

🇲🇾 Selamat Hari Malaysia 2026

Today, we celebrate the spirit of Malaysia, a nation strengthened by its diversity, united by shared aspirations and driven by the collective efforts of its people.

May we continue to embrace our differences, strengthen our unity and work together towards a safer, stronger and more prosperous Malaysia for generations to come.

Together, we shape a better future for Malaysia.

Committed to Engineering Excellence

14/09/2026

PRESS STATEMENT

USE OF THE BOARD OF ENGINEERS MALAYSIA (BEM) LOGO

For the attention of all parties, the following is an official press statement by the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) regarding the use of the BEM official logo.

BEM wishes to remind all organisations, businesses, event organisers, media practitioners and members of the public that prior written approval from BEM must be obtained before using the BEM logo.

Please refer to the full press statement for further details.

Thank you.

Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)
14 September 2026

11/09/2026

What does the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) do?

Discover BEM’s key roles and functions in regulating the engineering profession, upholding professional standards and safeguarding the public interest.

Committed to Engineering Excellence.

10/09/2026

Thank you to Multimedia University (MMU) for recognising the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) as the Most Supportive Professional Partner at the MMU Industry Appreciation Dinner 2026, held on 21 August 2026 at Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya.

BEM sincerely appreciates this recognition and is honoured to receive this certificate of appreciation. The certificate was received on behalf of BEM by Dato’ Prof. Ir. Dr. Othman bin A. Karim.

BEM looks forward to continuing this meaningful partnership with MMU and strengthening collaboration between academia and the engineering profession.

Thank you, MMU, for this recognition and appreciation.

10/09/2026

Condolences from the Board of Engineers Malaysia

The Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) extends its deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the pilot and four Ministry of Health personnel who tragically lost their lives in the helicopter crash near Long Lellang STOLport.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved families during this difficult and heartbreaking time.

May the departed souls rest in eternal peace, and may their families and loved ones be granted strength, comfort and courage in facing this profound loss.

Our deepest sympathy and condolences to all those affected by this tragic incident.

Miri Divisional Disaster Management Committee chairman, Galong Luang confirmed the fatalities following initial reports from the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) and the Ministry of Health (MoH).

Read full article: https://www.tvsarawak.my/2026/09/08/all-five-dead-in-helicopter-crash-at-long-lellang/

09/09/2026

BEM INTRODUCES NEW ACCREDITATION FRAMEWORK FOR COMPUTING AND IT-FOCUSED ENGINEERING PROGRAMMES

The Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM), through the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC), is due to conduct its first accreditation under the framework for engineering programmes focused on Computing and Information Technology (IT), creating a new route for eligible programmes to be recognised within Malaysia’s engineering accreditation framework.

Introduced under Addendum B (1), Accreditation of Engineering Programmes with a Focus on Computing and Information Technology (IT), the initiative responds to the growing convergence of engineering and digital technologies. Eligible programmes, including Software Engineering, will be evaluated based on engineering knowledge, skills, competencies and learning outcomes.

The move comes as computing and digital technologies become increasingly integral to engineering practice, from design and analysis to system development and digital solutions for complex engineering challenges. It reflects the changing profile of engineering graduates, who are increasingly expected to combine engineering fundamentals with digital capabilities.

For graduates, accreditation provides a potential route to register with BEM as Graduate Engineers, subject to the applicable requirements, with opportunities to progress towards registration as Professional Engineers and Professional Engineers with Practising Certificates upon fulfilling the relevant requirements.

The initiative is also aligned with international practices in the United States and Australia, where certain programmes combining computing with engineering fundamentals are assessed under engineering accreditation frameworks.

The framework is voluntary and application-based. Accreditation of engineering programmes is undertaken by the EAC at the request of the IHL. Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) will be able to submit eligible programmes for assessment.

Through this initiative, BEM aims to ensure that engineering education keeps pace with technological change while maintaining the professional standards and competencies expected of the engineering profession.

9 September 2026
Board of Engineers Malaysia

08/09/2026

Honouring Years of Dedication, Celebrating a Journey of Service

Some milestones are measured in years. Others are measured in the people we have helped, the memories we have created and the difference we have made along the way.

Today, BEM proudly honours six dedicated members of the BEM family through the BEM Staff Long Service Award 2025 (Anugerah Perkhidmatan Lama 2025).

🏅 25 Years of Service

Puan Geetha Letchumy A/P Krishnan
Senior Manager, Administration, Human Resource & Quality Department

Puan Nik Kamaliah Bt Nik Abdul Rahman
Senior Manager, Communication & IT Department

Puan Sharifah Azny Bt Maasap
Assistant Administrative Officer, Finance Unit

🏅 20 Years of Service

Encik Shaiful Nizam Bin Mansor
Administrative Assistant, Registration Department

🏅 15 Years of Service

Puan Nor Athira Bt Mohd Jamil
Administrative Officer, Engineering Accreditation Department

🏅 10 Years of Service

Puan Norjanah Bt Sulaiman
Administrative Assistant, Finance Unit

Behind every year of service are countless moments of dedication, challenges overcome, responsibilities carried and contributions that have helped shape BEM over the years.

Today is more than a celebration of service milestones. It is a celebration of the people who have given a meaningful part of their lives to BEM.

Thank you for your loyalty, dedication and unwavering commitment. Your years of service have left a lasting mark on BEM and its journey.

Congratulations to all the recipients. Your service matters, your contributions are valued, and your journey with BEM is truly appreciated.

08/09/2026

HARI PROFESION TEKNIKAL NEGARA (HPTN) 2026

“Technical Professions Driving Sustainability”

The National Technical Professions Day (HPTN) 2026 returns for its sixth edition, bringing together the technical community to highlight the critical role of technical professions in driving sustainable development and shaping Malaysia’s future.

📍 Borneo Convention Centre Kuching, Sarawak
📅 1–2 December 2026

Under the theme “Technical Professions Driving Sustainability”, HPTN 2026 will feature conferences, technical seminars, knowledge-sharing sessions, exhibitions and interactive activities spanning engineering, construction, science, architecture, technology and innovation.

As technology continues to evolve rapidly, including the growing impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI), HPTN 2026 will provide a platform to explore emerging opportunities, strengthen professional capabilities and advance productivity, innovation and national competitiveness while keeping sustainability at the heart of progress.

Be part of the conversation shaping the future of Malaysia’s technical professions.