Hong Yen Supply Sdn Bhd

Hong Yen Supply Sdn Bhd Hong Yen Supply Sdn Bhd is one of the leading brick and wood manufacturer in Malaysia.

20/12/2021

RM 1300 - RM 1800

Job Description:

1) Assist and resolve customer order issue & enquiries (customer services)
2) Assist the shipment of all products, material & supplies
3) Assist daily administration work
4) Responsible on the data entry in the system

Job Requirement

1) Education level: SPM, Cert, or Diploma
2) Reading in multilingual
3) Basic writing in multilingual
4) Basic Calculating
5) Communication in multilingual
6) Possess Own Transport
7) Willing work at Butterworth

Job Benefit

1) Basic salary
2) Allowances
3) Bonus

20/12/2021

RM 1300 - RM 1800

Job Description:

1) Assist daily administration work
2) Assist and resolve customer order issue & enquiries (customer services)
3) Responsible on the data entry in the system
4) Responsible in executing all application certification processes including getting information from Government agencies regarding the application procedure standard such as Sirim, MTIB, MITI, Myhijau, SME Corp, SPAD et al.

Job Requirement

1) Reading in English and Malay
2) Writing in Malay
3) Basic Calculating
4) Communication in Malay
5) Possess Own Transport
6) Willing work at Butterworth

Job Benefit

1) Basic salary
2) Allowances
3) Bonus

26/10/2021

RM 1300 - RM 1800

工作內容：
1）公司主管指示處理各項工作業務
2）協助公司行政作業，電話接聽，協調與安排物流行程
3）協助處理出貨單、訂單處理及整理、文件審核核對等
4）庫存、品質管制之協調及文書工作等

工作條件：
1）細心、耐心、肯學習
2）具有SPM、Diploma文憑
3）懂基礎電腦知識：word、excel等
4）懂基礎數學、計算
5）可閱讀國、英、中文
6）能以多種語言溝通
7）擁有自己的交通工具
8）願意在北海工作

工作福利：
1）底薪
2）年終獎金
3）EPF、Socso、SIP

24/10/2021

RM 1300 - RM 1900

Job Description:

1) Assist and resolve customer order issue & enquiries (customer services)
2) Assist the shipment of all products, material & supplies
3) Assist daily administration work
4) Responsible on the data entry in the system

Job Requirement

1) Education level: SPM, Cert, or Diploma
2) Reading in multilingual
3) Basic writing in multilingual
4) Basic Calculating
5) Communication in multilingual
6) Possess Own Transport
7) Willing work at Butterworth

Job Benefit

1) Basic salary
2) Allowances
3) Bonus

20/10/2021

RM 1300 - RM 1900

Job Description:

1) Assist daily administration work
2) Assist and resolve customer order issue & enquiries (customer services)
3) Responsible on the data entry in the system
4) Responsible in executing all application certification processes including getting information from Government agencies regarding the application procedure standard such as Sirim, MTIB, MITI, Myhijau, SME Corp, SPAD et al.

Job Requirement

1) Reading in English and Malay
2) Writing in Malay
3) Basic Calculating
4) Communication in Malay
5) Possess Own Transport
6) Willing work at Butterworth

Job Benefit

1) Basic salary
2) Allowances
3) Bonus

Dear all customers, Due to critical circumstance of the pandemic, we still don't know when could we get permission to op...
03/07/2021

Dear all customers,

Due to critical circumstance of the pandemic, we still don't know when could we get permission to operate after the extension of the national lockdown, I'd like to offer my sincerest apologies here for this huge inconvenience to all customers.

These are unsettling times and COVID-19 is clearing impacting our personal and professional lives, and those that we love. I wanted to wish you, your loved ones and fellow colleagues safe passage through this difficult period.

Please take care, stay positive and find sometime for having fun and smiling. It is challenging operating under the current restrictions; however, I am confident we will get through this, together.

Best regards,
Hong Yen Supply Sdn Bhd

BETTER SOLUTIONS, TO BETTERWhatever the new normal is, logistics will still play a key role in how the world recovers fr...
22/05/2021

BETTER SOLUTIONS, TO BETTER

Whatever the new normal is, logistics will still play a key role in how the world recovers from a time of planetary economic collapse. Whatever the size of your business, you will want to grow and expand. That probably means expanding on regional, international or global level. Whatever your business location or industry, logistics can help you cut on the costs and time you spend to move products, raw materials from one point to other.

Hong Yen Supply continued strategic pursuit of excellence and improvement to serve customers, always in more efficient and better way. Hong Yen Supply is pleased to announce the addition of our newest HEAVY CAPACITY LORRY and HIRING OF NEW DRIVER to enhance the company logistics. This new addition will not only expand capacity, but also enhance capabilities. This will allow Hong Yen Supply to increase efficiency and overall throughput times on complete process. Especially this will leave a big impact on supply of materials to our customers, reduce the delivery time & serve more customers in time.

As our firms continues keeping keen eyes on future, analyzing the future customers demand and needs, we always look forward to come up with best solutions to our customers within minimum time to reduce the supply time and make it more efficient, to keep our customers happy.

Hong Yen Supply remain committed to purchasing new lorries and drivers keeping the client demand at first priority to ensure maximum performance and efficiency to service our rapidly growing customers. Since 1978 Hong Yen Supply has been working efficiently, monitoring the market needs, enhancing the products quality and keep growing with fast pace throughout the time to make the company name one BIG BRAND and now Hong Yen Supply has become one of the leading provider of raw building materials in Penang.

CURRENT CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TREND IN MALAYSIAThe Malaysian construction industry has been greatly affected because of ...
11/05/2021

CURRENT CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TREND IN MALAYSIA

The Malaysian construction industry has been greatly affected because of a disruption caused by a pandemic of Corona virus (Covid-19). Global Data estimates that industrial output shrank 17.2% by 2020, because construction activities were brought to many parts of the country, due to the impact of Covid-19 detention measures. According to the Malaysian Department of Statistics (DOSM), the added value of the state in 2015 the constant price fell 21.3% (YoY) in the first three quarters of 2020. During this period, the work of civil engineering was the most affected, followed by non-housing activities and housing.
This industry is expected to post sharp recovery in 2021, assuming that there was no repetition of existing detention steps in 2020, with growth supported by investment in transportation and energy projects. The industry is expected to grow 9.8% by 2021 and register an annual increase in the range of 6.0-6.6% between 2022 and 2025. In mid-December 2020, the government approved a budget of 2021 worth MYR322.5 billion (US $ 73, 3 billion (US $ 73.3 billion)), which was the largest in the country's history and 2.4% higher than last year's budget MyR314.7 billion (US $ 76 billion). Of the total budget, 73.3% was allocated to operational expenditure, 21.4% of development expenses, and the remaining 5.3% headed for dealing with Covid-19.
Industrial growth during the estimated period will be supported by recovery in economic conditions, coupled with investment in infrastructure, renewable energy, and housing, telecommunications, and water infrastructure projects. As part of the budget of 2021, the government allocated a total MyR9.6 billion (US $ 2.2 billion) to the Government of Sabah and Sarawak to improve road, power and water infrastructure projects, and improve the health and education of facilities. The government's target will also encourage the growth period growth to produce 20% of its energy from renewable energy sources in 2025 and the target of building one million housing units for low income at the end of 2029.
Construction in the Malaysian industrial profile provides top qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market size (2015-19 value, and estimates of up to 2024) with positive progress in the development of vaccines, the Malaysian economy briefly projected to rebound with growth between 6.5% for 7, 5% this year. The construction industry is expected to grow by 13.9% this year, as the main infrastructure and affordable housing projects revived and accelerated to meet deadlines. Most growth is expected to be triggered by domestic investment. The investment and development of the country in Penang, Johor and Negeri Sembilan will also help improve the construction industry in 2021.
The prospect of the construction industry seems more optimistic after the budget proposed 2021 was launched on November 6, 2020.
Pep Chia, Director of Associate Construction, Property & Engineering at Randstad Malaysia said, "The annual budget is always a driving force for the construction industry. The National Infrastructure Project will also direct the state government and local business to focus their investment and resources on the development of the business center and City, raised the overall construction industry. "
The work that will be problematic in the construction industry in 2021 is in contract management, tender management, assessment and quality control and project management. General technical skills sought by employers include BIM, IBS, and quality assessment systems in construction (QweLassic) and construction quality assessment system (Conquas).

The history of civilisation is synonymous to the history of masonry. Man’s first civilisation, which started about 6000 ...
04/05/2021

The history of civilisation is synonymous to the history of masonry. Man’s first civilisation, which started about 6000 years ago, was evident by the remains of the Mesopotamians masonry heritage. During those days masonry buildings were constructed from any available material at hand. The Mesopotamians used bricks, made from alluvial deposits of the nearby River Euphrates and Tigris to build their cities beside these two rivers. Where civilisation existed in the vicinity of mountains or rocky outcrops, stone was used. The Egyptians pyramids that existed along the rocky borders of the Nile valley were examples of such stone masonry. In the Eastern civilisation remains of historical masonry is the reputed Great Wall of China, which is considered as one of the seven construction wonders in the world.
The materials used in the construction varied from tamped earth between timbers and adobe i.e. sun-dried bricks to local stones and kiln-fired bricks. The part of the wall that remains until today is mainly those made of bricks and granite.

The early forms of masonry application in Malaysia dated back about 350 years ago with the construction of the Stadthuys in Malacca, built by the Dutch in 1650. A more modern form of masonry construction was initiated by the British who colonised the then Malayan Peninsula. Brickwork buildings were at that time built
specially for government offices, quarters and residential. The administrative block, 2 Sultan Abdul Samad building built in 1894 and given a face-lift during the Fourth Malaysian Plan (1981 – 1985) is an example of a masonry heritage, which stands as a remarkable landmark of Kuala Lumpur.

In its early forms masonry structures were built without any structural calculations. Units of masonry consisting of stones or bricks were either stacked dry or bonded with any adhesive material to form structures and self weight being used to stabilise the construction. The Great Wall of China for example, stood at 6.5 meters wide at the base and 5.8 meters at the top, constructed at this massive scale mainly for stability.

With the advancement of engineering technologies and manufacturing the development of masonry units and their applications have extended beyond the conventional approaches and processes leading to a more efficient design and economy. Situations where considerable lateral forces have to be resisted, the low tensile strength of bricks could be overcome by using reinforced masonry. Construction where greater span lengths is desired, post tensioned bricks are used, making it possible for bricks to be used in large single cell buildings.

HOW TO BUILD A BRICK WALL?First, the construction of walls:1) Set out walls using securely marked profiles with referenc...
04/05/2021

HOW TO BUILD A BRICK WALL?

First, the construction of walls:
1) Set out walls using securely marked profiles with reference lines and datum levels.
2) Wall lengths should be checked for squareness.
3) Cross check against diagonal measurements from the Architect’s plans.
4) The position of openings must be anticipated to ensure correct and even bonding occurs: both horizontally and vertically.
5) Avoid overstressing mortar by building rises of no more than 1.5m per day.
6) Both leaves of a cavity wall should be built at the same time to avoid incorrect coursing and potential. weakening of an individual leaf (if left unsupported for any length of time).

Second, laying bricks and blocks:
1) Follow this best practice guide for laying bricks and blocks to ensure your walls comply with our technical standards:
2) Bricks and blocks should be laid level (use the table below as a guide).
3) Use a regular bond with a nominal 10mm horizontal bed joint (unless otherwise specified by the designer).
4) Fill cross joints.
5) Perpends should be kept vertically aligned as the work proceeds.
Lay ‘frog’ bricks with the frog uppermost, which then must be filled with mortar to ensure the wall is stronger and more resistant to sound transmission.
6) Lay hollow blocks on shell bedding with the vertical joints filled.
Ensure a consistent bond, especially at corners.
7) Set each wall tie a minimum of 50mm into both masonry leaves.
Keep the cavity and insulation clear of any mortar droppings.

In 1950s, folks in the region invited the founder, Mr Tan Kooi Sim to deliver a public speaking on the topic of city dev...
13/05/2019

In 1950s, folks in the region invited the founder, Mr Tan Kooi Sim to deliver a public speaking on the topic of city development in Province Wellesley.

Malaysia's construction industry growth to slow 4.3% in 2019The government has been actively suspending infra projects t...
29/04/2019

Malaysia's construction industry growth to slow 4.3% in 2019
The government has been actively suspending infra projects to shed debt.

Malaysia’s construction sector growth is forecasted to slow from 4.5% to 4.3% in 2019 as its newly established Pakatan Harapan coalition continues to take several measures to reduce government debt and expenditure by suspending large-scale infrastructure projects across the country, a report by Fitch Solutions revealed.

Following the suspension of the East Coast Rail Link and the Singapore-Kuala Lumpur high-speed rail project, the government continued its austerity measures by suspending the construction of two oil and gas pipeline project which cost more than $970m (MYR4b) each.

But amidst the suspension of several megaprojects, Fitch Solutions noted that the government is continuing with its efforts to develop rural areas with a total of $225.17 (MYR926m) set aside to upgrade rural roads and bridges. Additionally, a further $168.75m (MYR694m) and $179.45 (MYR738m) will be spent on expanding rural electricity and water supply respectively, according to Malaysian finance minister Lim Guan Eng in his Budget 2019 speech.

“Such a budget mirrors that of the previous year, where a similar amount was budgeted for rural road, bridges, electricity and water infrastructure development,” Fitch Solutions highlighted. “Less developed states such as Perlis, Kedah, Sabah and Kelantan stand to gain from the government’s renewed push to develop rural infrastructure.”

Meanwhile, some of the suspended projects are expected to be re-implemented if deals can be struck at a lower cost given the potential economic benefits such infrastructure can generate.

The report revealed how some large-scale projects have gone ahead with reduced budgets, such as the construction for the 37km LRT3 project with a 47% reduced budget from $7.68b (MYR31.6b) to $4.04b (MYR16.6b). Similarly, costs for the MRT2 project decreased 22% from $9.56b (MYR39.3b) to $7.42b (MYR30.5b).

Other factors which may trigger a revival of these projects include stronger fiscal health, lower government debt to gross domestic product (GDP) and the adoption of public private partnerships (PPPs) to attract private capital, Fitch Solutions cited.

by Singapore Business Review

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Tuesday 08:00 - 17:30
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