Ship Maintenance

Industry training program for 12 weeks is required I do, that as one requirement for my graduation in UMT. This program has provided me exposure to the real working world I might face later. God willing, all the knowledge and experience gained will be my full advantage. As a company that has taken the responsibility to train, it appears KPK could very well play its part in providing training and exposure to me. In a work environment that was new to me, a sense of responsibility and dedication has encouraged me to complete this training successfully.

Problem-solving skills and communication skills are two very important elements that I can learn here, and both truly test my skills as a new person in the KPK. Therefore, I will use this experience as the most valuable assets to face the working world in the future. My thanks also to General Manager Traffic and Maintenance Department and Marine Department Manager for giving full cooperation throughout the program is run. Not forgetting the KPK staff involved, especially all the staff of the Department of Management, Traffic, Finance, and he Marine Department which is mostly old guard does not mean that  information and give knowledge to me. Without their contributions, this program can not be fully accomplished. Finally, thank you once again to everyone and individuals involved in the success of the Industrial Training Program, for having to monitor and provide appropriate guidance and advice throughout I was in this KPK. May Allah bestow His mercy and give back to them.

Executive summary

During the Industrial Training program at Kemaman Port Consortium Sdn Bhd (KPK) in this period, I was placed in several departments, including Traffic and Maintenance Department and Marine Department. Through participation in this program, I was exposed to the systems of work adopted by the department in carrying out this task and has certainly a lot of experience and workmanship to me.

Many systems of work that I learned while staying at the KPK it includes a Working  System Control Ships for entry in the Port and Working System Control Ships exit in Port (Department of Traffic) and Working System of Pilot operation in the Port (Marine Department). Through involvement in the daily work that has direct contact with the working system, I not only exposed to office work, but I was also given exposure through the implementation of tasks outside the office.

All this work requires the cooperation of the system and demand high commitment from all parties and it is essential to enable the KPK to implement and provide the best service and effectively to its customers. Thus, with this Training Program, students will get more exposure on the working world and to understand the challenges of working through the program. In addition, it also helps students learn the systems commonly work as well to add value to the learners themselves.