ASIL

02/02/2020

Training for Prime Mover Drivers held in Port Klang in Sept & Oct 2019

07/12/2018

EXECUTIVE DIPLOMA IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN

The Diploma is specifically designed programme for executives with a wide-range of experience in the field of logistics and supply chain management.

Candidate must passed Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM), class will start in January 2019 on weekend. Fee is RM6000.

Contact
M. Arumugam A/L R. Muniandy
PROGRAM COORDINATOR | M : 012-232 2410
ASIAN INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS SDN BHD

07/12/2018

Executive Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

The “Executive Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management” is specifically designed in collaboration with UiTM to cater for senior executives with a wide-range of experience in the field of logistics and supply chain management and interested and motivated to supplement and broaden their knowledge and experience. Using interactive and integrative learning, a structured with eight modules are built into this program which will be completed in 8 months. The modules are:


Payment Terms
The fee for the programme is RM18,000 inclusive of registration fee. Upon registration UiTM will issue an offer letter for the candidate and the candidate can use the letter to apply for the EPF withdrawal. Payment is to be made in full before classes start in January 2019.

M.Arumugam a/l R. Muniandy

PROGRAM COORDINATOR | M : 012-232 2410
ASIAN INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS SDN BHD

As companies become more sophisticated in their supply chain management activities, they’re quickly discovering limitations in their human capital development initiatives as well. Their technological adoption and exposure to forthcoming logistic skills and knowledge largely remain critical in supp...

29/11/2018

Watch out!

You might feel that after an accident without any open wound, you are find. medic says that :

The truth is, even small accidents can cause injuries to the soft tissue. These soft tissue injuries can become permanent and haunt us for the rest of our lives.

X-rays do not show a soft tissue injury, and as a result, emergency room doctors may give out a wrong diagnosis and treatment. You may have a soft tissue injury if you are suffering from muscle spasms, headaches, stiffness, numbness or tingling, neck or back pain (even low back), difficulty sleeping, fatigue, and even difficulty with concentration. A soft tissue injury can also create an atlas misalignment, which can cause even more problems.

An accident or injury can tear loose the connective tissues holding our bones in place. The first bone in the neck does not have the bony locks that the rest of the vertebrae have and is the most vulnerable to shifting or twisting out of position. When the atlas bone is wedged out of position, it will irritate the spinal cord, creating weakness in many postural muscles. This irritation on the spinal cord can also affect signals going to the organs, affecting blood pressure, breathing, and digestion. The misaligned atlas can also create a dural twist that will cause the sacrum and hips to twist and leg to go short. This creates abnormal wear and tear on the spine and weight-bearing joints of the body.

Injuries will cause microtears on the ligaments and tendons, which in turn create instability in the spine. This instability will cause some to complain that it is hard to keep their head up. Our body, in it’s inherent wisdom, will sacrifice movement for stability. Over time, the bones of the joints in the neck and back will increase calcium buildup and start to fuse together. This is called osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease. By reading the progression of the degeneration (osteoarthritis), many doctors are able to identify when the accident occurred.

Insurance company sponsored studies have shown that injuries can occur at very low speeds (5 mph), while other studies have shown that injuries can occur at speeds as low as 2.5 mph. While it is important to go to the emergency room after an accident to rule out life threatening injuries such as internal bleeding, punctured lungs, and broken bones, most medical doctors and emergency rooms are not looking for and will frequently miss soft tissue injuries.

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29/11/2018

Safety Tips For Drivers in the raining season

Drivers can stay safer on the roads by following these few useful Tips.

1.Two on the Back

If you can only afford to replace two tires,replace the old /worn tires and put the new ones on the rear. Whether you have a front-wheel, all-wheel or rear-wheel drive car,The back two tires are most critical for keeping the car going in a straight line to avoid fish tailing.

2.Feeling out of Touch?

Is the steering looser than normal? Are you sliding when you brake? If so, your tires could be losing their grip and you might be hydroplaning.Best is to reduce your speed.

3.Losing Speed

If you’re pushing the accelerator and not going faster or slowing down while consistently holding the accelerator,You’re likely losing traction. It’s time to ease off the fuel and resume a slower,safer speed.

4.Be Cautious from the start

It doesn’t have to be raining for long be compromise traction.When the first rain falls, the water can mix with oil and dust to create a stick surface. Slow down as soon as it begins to rain.

5. Seeing the whole picture

To properly inspect your tires for traction,turn the wheel so you can see the whole tire. The tread could be worn on the inside. If you just look at the side ,You might not catch a trouble spot.

Apply these tips and be sure to have a smooth driving when raining.

Remember,it is all about driving safely and staying alive. Let all your thought be safety while driving

23/11/2018

Data from SAFETY PARTNER LTD on FATAL FORKLIFT ACCIDENT

42% of fatalities resulted from being crushed by the forklift tipping over.
25% of fatalities resulted from being crushed between the forklift and a different surface.
11% of fatalities resulted from being crushed between two forklifts.
10% of fatalities resulted from being struck or run over by a forklift.
8% of fatalities resulted from being struck by falling material from a forklift.
4% of fatalities resulted from falling from the platform on the forklift.

22/11/2018

Recent activity by ASIL

: Hoor Fatt Enterprise / 20 November 2018

31/10/2018

Halal logistics 1.0

Johor port authority had done a good job in promoting halal. It is an eye opening on various main component that being delivered by the speaker.

Dato Dr A Halim approach in Logistics 1.0 today at doubletree hotel had stress the importance of Halal, even analyzing the Halal business thru SWOT analysis in a way that we didnt realize "hey, that is true"

Here at Asil, we always strive for better good in supply chain management hoping that Malaysia will lead the market growth of halal logistics

17/10/2018

GOOD VEHICLE RECORD MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

Date Early November 2018
Where ASIAN INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS ROOM

The importance of capturing the good vehicle record to able full monitoring of fleet properly and ensure optimize operation. Discussion topic is

🚛 What & why SHE Committe report
🚛 Why Training Records
🚛 Optimizing vehicles summons & licensing records
🚛 Monitoring accidents records & prevention
🚛 Vehicles maintenance records & optimization
🚛 Audit record review and implementation

Who should attend ?
👨‍💼 Operation Managers
👩‍💼 Supervisors
👱‍♂️ Drivers

These workshop is claimable under HRDF LEVY

💺💺SEAT ARE LIMITED TO 25 PERSON💺💺

‼️‼️CALL 03-78771200 NOW FOR BOOKING‼️‼️
‼️‼️CALL 03-78771200 NOW FOR BOOKING‼️‼️
‼️‼️CALL 03-78771200 NOW FOR BOOKING‼️‼️

17/10/2018

IMPORTANT!

90% of road users neglecting these information, assuming that lorry and their vehicle having the same level of observation. That is why accident involving the trucks, frequently is due to the blindspot area.

For further information, read full precaution steps by clicking the link below

https://www.wikihow.com/Stay-Out-of-a-Truck%27s-Blind-Spots

15/10/2018