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Introduction of LuMIC

Lumut Port and the Lumut Maritime Industrial City (LuMIC) have significant potential to provide job opportunities in the field of port management and related industries. The following points highlight the potential for job creation in this sector:

Expansion and Development Projects: The ongoing and planned expansions of Lumut Port, including the development of LMT2 and LMT3, create numerous job opportunities. These projects require a workforce for construction, operations, and management of new facilities .

Lumut Port Industrial Park (LPIP): With 92 companies already operating in the Lumut Port Industrial Park, there is a demand for various roles in logistics, manufacturing, and support services. The park’s expansion and the establishment of new companies will further increase job opportunities .

Strategic Location and Facilities: The strategic location of Lumut Port, with its proximity to major shipping lanes and its extensive facilities, attracts a variety of maritime and logistics companies. This creates a need for skilled professionals in port management, logistics, and related fields .

Human Capital Development: The collaboration with local educational institutions like UniKL – Malaysian Institute of Marine Engineering Technology (MIMET) supports the development of skilled manpower. Graduates from these institutions can find opportunities in various roles at the port and industrial park .

Marine Services and Operations: Lumut Port provides a wide range of marine services, including ship-to-ship transfers, tuggage and pilotage, and fuel bunkering. These services require a diverse workforce, from operational staff to management professionals .

Economic Impact: The estimated annual business turnover of RM 2.2 billion and the presence of around 15,000 workers indicate a robust economic environment that supports job creation and growth in the port management sector .

These factors collectively suggest that Lumut Port and LuMIC are well-positioned to offer a variety of job opportunities in port management and related industries, fostering economic growth and development in the region.

Why ?

The maritime industry is the backbone of global trade, with approximately 90% of the world’s goods transported by sea. Ports and shipping lines are critical nodes in the supply chain, ensuring the smooth and efficient movement of cargo across the globe. As the industry continues to evolve with technological advancements and increasing regulatory demands, understanding its complexities is essential for success.

This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of maritime business, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate this dynamic sector. By covering key topics such as port operations, maritime economics,Incoterms, terminal efficiency, port planning, trends in the industry and the role of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), this course offers invaluable insights into the industry’s inner workings. Whether you’re looking to start a career in the maritime field, advance within your current role, or simply gain a deeper understanding of global maritime trade and port managmeent, this course will provide the foundational knowledge you need.

For Whom ?

This workshop is designed for:

  • Students interested in pursuing careers in the maritime industry.
  • Professionals new to the maritime industry
  • Port management trainees
  • Shipping and logistics personnel
  • Public agency employees involved in maritime and trade regulations
  • Individuals seeking to change careers and enter the maritime industry
  • Professionals aiming to advance their careers with a deeper understanding of maritime operations and economics
  • Anyone interested in learning more about the maritime business world

What ?

The workshop covers various aspects of the maritime industry, combining theoretical sessions with practical, on-site visits to ports.

The programme includes the following topics:

Week 1: Fundamentals of Maritime Business

  • Introduction to the maritime industry, its history and key players.
  • Port operations, functions and management
  • Overview of Incoterms and their application in maritime trade.
  • Site visit to a local port to observe operations firsthand.

Week 2 : Advanced Concepts and Practical Applications

  • Maritime economics and its impact on global trade
  • Role and regulations of the International Maritime Organozation (IMO)
  • Basics of maritime law and ethics
  • technological advancements and innovations in the maritime industry
  • Site visit to an advanced container terminal or maritime logistic hub

Entry requirement:-

  • Bachelor’s degree in any field OR
  • Having an SPM with two years of work experience in any field OR
  • An active bachelor’s degree student in their second year or higher

Fee: RM 5000

MODULE CONTENTS
MARITIME BUSINESS INTRODUCTION WORKSHOP

DayDateModule
123 Sept. 24 (Mon)Welcome and Course Overview; Importance of Maritime Industry in Global Trade
Overview of Maritime History; Key Players in the Maritime Industry
224 Sept. 24 (Tue)What is a Port? Types of Ports; Key Functions of a Port
Port Infrastructure and Equipment; Introduction to Terminal Operations
325 Sept 24 (Wed)Roles and Responsibilities of Port Management; Port Governance and Regulatory Bodies
Case Study: Effective Port Management Practices; Group Activity: Simulating Port Management Decisions and Masterplan
426 Sept 24 (Thu)Introduction to Incoterms; Detailed Explanation of Common Incoterms
Application of Incoterms in Maritime Trade; Workshop: Creating Sample Trade Agreements with Incoterms
527 Sept 24 (Fri)Visit to a Local Port; Tour of Port Facilities; Meeting with Port Officials
628 Sept 24 (Sat)Basic Concepts of Maritime Economics; Supply and Demand in Shipping Markets
Freight Rates and Market Dynamics; Economic Impact of Ports on Local and Global Economies
729 Sept 24 (Sun)Introduction to the International Maritime Organisation; Key Conventions and Regulations
Role of IMO in Promoting Maritime Safety and Environmental Protection; Group Discussion: Impact of IMO Regulations on Maritime Operations
830 Sept 24 (Mon)Terminal operations and effciency
Current topics in the industry; types of vessels, overview of shipping lines and trends.
91 Oct 24 (Tue)Port Visit
102 Oct 24 (Wed)Interaction with Industry Professionals; Observing Technological Implementations and Innovations
Group Presentations on Assigned Topics; Course Evaluation and Feedback; Certification Ceremony and Closing Remarks

our session
"23 sept 2024 -2 oct 2024"

Our Instructors

Datuk Dr. Sabirin Bin Ja’afar

Dr. Johannes Schmidt

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Mohd Rusly Tamsir

Dato’ Haji Mubarak Ali bin Gulam Rasul

Prof. Dato’ Dr. Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera

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