ISP Management (M) Sdn. Bhd. ISPM (is a wholly own subsidiary of ISP) regularly manages short courses to promote general interests of planting profession and to facilitate acquisition of knowledge for planter’s professional qualification.
SPEAKER
DR MUHAMMAD MOHAN
Date
30 SEPTEMBER 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre, No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
INTRODUCTION
As a young cadet planter or as an engineer when they join the plantation industry generally the focus is on acquiring the technical skills and knowledge. Not many companies have given more emphasis This one-day course is about understanding the difference between ethics and law, gaining knowledge on basic ethical theories, why good governance and integrity is essential in the plantation business. Participants will hear real stories of fraud, unethical behavior, and the absence of integrity in the plantation industry. This course is timely given the recent enforcement of the Corporate Liability Provision-Section 17A effective June 2020. This training will be done through lectures, video presentations, and case studies. Several real cases will be discussed and participants will get the opportunity to critically analyses and debate these cases.
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SPEAKER
DR MOHAMMAD AMIZI AYOB
Date
1 – 2 OCTOBER 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre, No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
INTRODUCTION
This course is formulated with subject matters covering day to day operation in the plantation and will give the approached of management to manage the foreign labour in plantation and agriculture sector. The participants will be exposed and establish the theories and practices. This short course will be touch also on strategy in human resource management and planning especially in organization and industrial relation which is involved foreign labour in plantation and agriculture sectors.
During this short course participants will be also focus on the unique challenges of evolution of managing the various types of culture of foreign labour in different ethnic and counties. Therefore, this course will be beneficial to implementors and management staff to supervise and manage the foreign labour in plantation and agriculture sector
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SPEAKER
MR M. GOVINDASAMY
Date
5 – 6 OCTOBER 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre, No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
INTRODUCTION
This course will highlight various possible contraventions to the Employment Act, as well as demands and repercussions that may arise. This course will provide an invaluable guide for employers and human resource executives and managers
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SPEAKER
MR DEVANDRAN
Date
5-6 October 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre,
No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
INTRODUCTION
Oil palm-based activities, products, and services that interact with
the environment is referred to as “aspects”, which may have a negative or positive impact on the environment. Typically, aspects might include emissions to air, discharges to water, and waste arising, which in turn may generate environmental and health impacts such as global warming, water pollution, or contaminated land. Some activities, such as those of an office-based service, will have relatively minor environmental impacts, such as energy used and emissions linked to air conditioning. Whereas some heavy operational aspects such as processes that cause emissions to air and discharges to water may have significant environmental impacts. Managing environmental aspects and impacts is arguably the most important component of an environmental management system. This topic explains how to identify environmental aspects and related impacts and provides useful methods for determining relative significance in terms of risks to the environment. It also explains how to compile a register of significant aspects and impacts. Social impact assessment (SIA) is the process of identifying and managing the social impacts in oil palm plantation (estate and mill). It can also be applied to policies, plans, and programmes. SIA is used to predict and mitigate negative impacts and identify opportunities to enhance benefits for local communities and broader society
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SPEAKER
VICTOR SOOSAI
Date
26 October 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre,
No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
INTRODUCTION
Feed is a very important factor in quality assurance for foods of animal origin. GMP+ (Good Manufacturing Practice System) is designed to ensure feed safety at all stages of the feed chain. GMP+ contains the principles of good manufacturing practice and the principles of the HACCP concept. The GMP+ standard was developed specifically as certification for the feed industry. GMP+ mainly outlines requirements for feed production facilities, storage.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Ability to adapt the principle of Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) on GMP+ in the respective working place.;
• Consultancy and certification preparation support;
• Ability to review your current state of preparedness for certification;
• Assist in general documentation review and preparation guidance.
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SPEAKER
MR DEVANDRAN
Date
11 – 12 NOVEMBER 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre,
No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
INTRODUCTION
The results of an international study carried out by the American Oil Chemists Society amongst 9 major producers of RSPO certified sustainable palm oil identified several benefits from RSPO certification and thus from good environmental and socially responsible practices. Amongst the most important benefits are: reduced emission of greenhouse gases, better waste management, reduced usage of pesticides, improved compliance with regulatory requirements, reduction of workplace accidents, and enhanced productivity. In order to enhance and ensure the continuity of RSPO, all the Supply Chain Actors (SCA) shall be committed by adhering to RSPO SCCS and by that 100% sustainability of
palm oil products throughout the supply chain.
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SPEAKER
MR CHAN WENG HOONG
DATE
18 – 19 NOVEMBER 2020
VENUE
ISP HEADQUARTERS
SUITE 3A01, LEVEL 3A, PJ TOWER
AMCORP TRADE CENTRE, 18 PESIARAN BARAT
46050 PETALING JAYA, SELANGOR
OVERVIEW
➢ The programme is a refresher course on rubber, commencing from nursery practices through the exploitation of the crop.
➢ Estate practices with regard to rubber have been long forgotten by most older planters and probably unheard of by young planters as large plantation groups have moved away from this crop, for Oil Palm (OP).
➢ Owing to over-dependency on a single crop, viz OP, some plantation companies have returned to rubber as a form of minor diversification, especially when the environment is deemed less favorable to OP. The latter include steep terrain and prolonged climatic dry spells.
➢ The topics covered would provide participants with much information on the choice of clones with regard to climatic conditions, practical issues related to the preparation of nursery materials, good field planting practices, disease control, nutrition, and suitable exploitation systems for clones.
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SPEAKER
MR M. GOVINDASAMY
Date
5 – 6 OCTOBER 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre, No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
INTRODUCTION
This course will highlight various possible contraventions to the Employment Act, as well as demands and repercussions that may arise. This course will provide an invaluable guide for employers and human resource executives and managers
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Speaker
Mr. S. Thavaraj s/o S. Subramaniam
Date
16 17 DECEMBER 2020
Venue
ISP Headquarters
Suite 3A01, Level 3A, PJ Tower, Amcorp Trade Centre
No. 18 Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
LEARNING OUTCOME
At the end of the session, the participants should be able to:
• Identify Key issues in Safety and Health
• Carry out a Need Assessment
• Develop a Comprehensive Effective Safety Program
• List the Best Practices that can be implemented in our plantations
• Develop a Safety Culture for the plantation
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