29 Julai 2021: NMIM telah menerima jemputan daripada Malaysian Society for Quality in Health (MSQH) yang telah bersetuju untuk mengadakan sesi penerangan berkenaan Akreditasi MSQH – “Standard 3: Facility and Bio Equipment Management” kepada NMIM Medical Metrology Task Force bagi mengetahui keperluan untuk memperkukuhkan bidang peranti perubatan di Malaysia yang melibatkan keperluan skop kalibrasi dan pengukuran.

Sesi tersebut turut dihadiri oleh Dr. Osman Zakaria, Pengarah Kanan NMIM manakala MSQH telah dihadiri oleh Y.Bhg Prof Dato' Dr Hj Abdul Rahim bin Abdullah, Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif MSQH dan panel pembentang MSQH iaitu Dr. Kadar Marikar dan Ir. Ts. Yahaya Hassan.

14 September 2021: NMIM dengan kerjasama Suruhanjaya Koperasi Malaysia (SKM) telah berjaya mengadakan Webinar Syarahan Perdana Industri Ar-Rahnu Kebangsaan bermula pukul 10.00 pagi hingga 1.00 tengahari dan telah dihadiri oleh 152 peserta. Webinar Siri 1 bertajuk Pematuhan Syariah dan Impak Semasa Pandemik serta Perkongsian Kefahaman Pengukuran Ketulenan Emas ini adalah khusus kepada gerakan koperasi antaranya Co-op Bank, Koperasi Kredit dan koperasi yang menjalankan aktiviti Ar-Rahnu di Malaysia.

Objektif penganjuran webinar adalah:

i. Memberi pendedahan awal berkenaan amalan pengukuran terbaik industri emas dengan lebih sistematik.

ii. Berkongsi maklumat teknikal kepada peserta Ar-Rahnu bagi memenuhi standard kualiti pengukuran ketulenan emas.

NMIM telah diwakili oleh Ts. Dr. Mohd. FazrulHisyam Mohd Nor dan Ts. Adlan Akram Mohamad Mazuki sebagai pembentang bagi perkongsian Kefahaman Pengukuran Ketulenan Emas.

Siri webinar pada hari ini telah mendapat maklumbalas yang baik daripada SKM dan para peserta webinar. SKM berbesar hati untuk terus berkerjasama dengan NMIM pada masa akan datang.

3 Mar 2021: A virtual engagement between PETRONAS MPM Production & Operations Management (POM) and NMIM; was held to get to know both parties' current management team and strengthen the existing ties that has been nurtured over the years through various collaboration activities. During the engagement session, Mr. Handan Ramli, Senior General Manager of MPM POM delivered his Welcoming Remarks and followed by Remarks from NMIM Senior Director, Dr. Osman Zakaria.

The group photo was captured before the session was continued with presentations by PETRONAS POM: Pn. Salmizana M Salim, En. Ts. Ir. Azrul Hisham Othman and NMIM: Ts Syahrul Manap. During the matters arising slot, both parties shared insights, raised specific matters and explored all matters/issues there are to support Malaysia's oil and gas sector and ecosystem.

It was indeed a fruitful and great sharing session.

All photos - Courtesy from PETRONAS MPM POM

24 Mar 2021: NMIM wishes to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to Program Perkhidmatan Farmasi KKM for accepting our request to deliver this special briefing, of which much to our surprise was joined by more than 130 KKM officers all over Malaysia, together with NMIM Management team, technical and supporting staff, SIRIM Group Strategic Planning and subsidiaries. We would also like to thank our Senior Director, Dr. Osman Zakaria for delivering the Welcoming Remarks and Pn. Nurhairani Abdul Latif, Deputy Director, Cawangan Perkembangan Infrastruktur & Kualiti Farmasi for her few words to all.  The special briefing was presented by Pn. Nurulaini Md Ali, Metrologist from Thermophysical Group and the pre-recorded demo video on the maintenance of the low temperature freezer concluded the session.

The MEDEA (PTB Germany) Training Course on Production and Characterization of Reference Materials according to the ISO 34 Series of Standards was virtually held from 25th to 29th January 2021.

A total of 18 representatives from 6 economies including Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Philippines and Cambodia participated in the 5-day event. Malaysia was represented by Mrs. Noor Hidaya Abdul Nasir, a Metrologist from the Organic Laboratory of NMIM Chemical Group. Trainers for the course were Dr. Kittiya from National Institute of Metrology Thailand (NIMT) and Mr Paul Armishaw, former staff of National Metrology Institute of Australia (NMIA).

Malaysia, through the National Metrology Institute of Malaysia (NMIM) was appointed as the organizer to conduct the APLMF-MEDEA (PTB Germany) Training Course on Verification and Pattern Approval of Electricity Meters and EV Supply Equipment, virtually  from 18 to 21 January 2021 together with APLMF Course Coordinator, Marian Haire.

Trainers for the course were Dr. Huang Hongtao from National Institute of Metrology, China; Mr. Zheng Jianzhong from Zhejiang Province Institute of Metrology, China; Mr. Ji-Hyun UM and Mr. Min-Joo Ham from Korea Testing Certification. 13 representatives from 13 economies, namely from Australia, Bhutan, Canada, Chinese Taipei, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Peru, Solomon Islands, Thailand and Vietnam participated in the 4-day training course. The representative for Malaysia was Mr. Syarizal Zainal Abidin, a Metrologist from Power and Energy Laboratory of NMIM Electrical Group.

14 Jan 2021: NMIM was invited to share on the roles and functions of NMIM in supporting investment and industrial development in Malaysia to 9 Productivity Nexus, organized by the Delivery Management Office unit, Malaysian Productivity Corporation (MPC).

The Sharing Session program held online through the Microsoft Teams platform was attended by 43 participants consisting of NMIM and MPC officers, namely from the Productivity Nexus unit, Productivity Growth Research (PGR) and Productivity Frontier Analysis (PFA). During the session, Mr. Hj. Suhaimi Hamad, Director of Productivity Growth Division (PGD) unit of MPC delivered the Opening Speech and was followed by the presentation by Dr. Osman Zakaria, Senior Director of NMIM.

During the question and answer session, both parties raised various questions and discussed further collaboration opportunities. Among those proposed include holding an awareness webinar session to disseminate information on the importance of accurate measurement, NMIM measurement capabilities and national measurement infrastructure to the industry.