Events

 

Close collaboration between the Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC) and the Royal Malaysia Police was taken a step further when the Marine Police Transit Base at Tanjung Setapa was completed on 1 February 2019. This came after a series of engagements, workshops and site visits spanning across 2 years.

 

To mark the momentous achievement, the launch of the Marine Police Transit Base was officiated by the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Fuzi Harun on 17 March 2019 in the presence of top officers of  the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) force comprising  Director of Internal Security and Public Order, Royal Malaysia Police, Commissioner Police (CP) Dato’ Seri Acryl Sani bin Hj Abdullah Sani, Johor Police Chief, and Commissioner Police (CP) and Deputy Police Commissioner (DCP) Dato’ Mazli Bin Mazlan, the Malaysian Police Secretary, Chief Police of Johor, Commissioner Police (CP) Datuk Mohd Khalil Kader Mohd and his deputy, Deputy Commissioner Police (DCP) Dato’ Mohd Kamarudin bin Md Din and various other representatives.

 

 

In his welcoming address, Head of HSSE, En Saifuddin Shah bin Sowkkatali said that the Marine Police Transit Base is the epitome of Shared Success between PIC and RMP and further extended his gratitude for the continuous support and assistance rendered to PIC by RMP in all matters related to security and safety.

 

Speaking at the event, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Fuzi Harun recognised that PIC will spur the economic growth of the nation and pledged that the Royal Malaysia Police is committed to safeguard the safety and security of PIC, both the land and waterfronts. 

 

 

Next on the agenda was the  tree planting at the HIVE where Tan Sri Dato Seri Fuzi, Dato’ Seri Acryl and  Dato’ Mazli Mazlan each planted a tree at the event. This is an on-going green initiative by the PIC to maintain the eco-friendly environment in and around its premises where a total of 10,000 trees is expected to be planted along the shore line and buffer zone of the PIC.

 

The delegates were then ushered to the Club House for light refreshment signifying the end of event.

 

The Marine Police Force (MPF)  comprises 31 officers and they patrol and secure the sea including 12.8km shoreline of the PIC.  Prior to the construction of the Marine Police Transit Base, the MPF takes 45 minutes to reach PIC from their existing station.  The transit base on PIC’s shoreline will facilitate fast response and make emergency operations more efficient as well addressing other security risks and threats from the waterfront.

 

On 18 March 2018 was another proud moment for PIC Security when three senior team members were awarded the Pingat Jasa Pahlawan Negara (PJPN).  Held at the Johor Police Contingent Headquarters, the team from PIC comprising Head of PIC Security, Encik Ramli Mohamad,  Deputy Security Managers Encik Khalid Abu Bakar and Encik Baharuddin Othman received the awards presented by Inspector General of Police (IGP), Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Fuzi Harun.   The PJPN recognises the contribution and sacrifices of both retired and in service RMP officers for the nation, especially those who served during the Malayan Emergency.

 

 

This recognition further amplifies that the PIC Security team is helmed by competent individuals capable of safeguarding PIC’s business and assets.

 

 

 Kudos to PIC Security Team!