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Current Status, Challenges, and Sustainability Development of Malaysia<br />

Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Industry towards Strategic Plan 2020<br />

Goh May Fayy<br />

Dr. Nurul Haqimin Bin Mohd Salleh<br />

Bachelor of Management (Maritime)<br />

School of Maritime Business and Management<br />

Malaysian Shipbuilding and Ship Repair industry (SBSR) Strategic Plan 2020 is the first<br />

nation plan including seven strategies and 40 initiatives involving the quality of product,<br />

human capital, technologies, financial and policy aspects. This strategic plan is the first<br />

cooperation between government and industry planned strategically deal with Malaysian<br />

SBSR issues. The current problem facing by Malaysian SBSR is an implementation of<br />

this strategic plan and the challenges on global competition especially SMEs and<br />

changes from traditional way in Malaysian SBSR and component manufacturing<br />

activities into modern technology equipment and method to produce the higher value<br />

added products. The objective of this research is to identify the current status of<br />

Malaysian SBSR towards Strategic Plan 2020 and determine the challenges facing by<br />

the industry players. This research also develops the sustainability framework to<br />

recovery the Malaysian SBSR towards strategic plan 2020. In order to achieve this<br />

research objectives, two methods are used which are the Analysis Hierarchy Process<br />

(AHP) and Evidential Reasoning (ER). The data and judgments are collected from<br />

experts which are from Malaysian Shipyard and Government agencies. Based on the<br />

test case, the results shown the active financial and incentive packages and inward<br />

investment is the highest priorities in current status of Malaysian SBSR towards Strategic<br />

Plan 2020. The result also shown that improper coordination among government and<br />

industry in SBSR is the most important challenges of Malaysian SBSR. Proper training<br />

on worker's performance is the most important plan in developing sustainability<br />

framework of Malaysian SBSR towards Strategic Plan 2020. This research is expected<br />

to provide the information in more detail about the current status, challenges, and<br />

sustainability framework of Malaysian SBSR towards strategic plan 2020. Moreover, this<br />

research also able to assist the Malaysian SBSR to be the resilient and continuously<br />

enhance their competitiveness.<br />

1625 | UMT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY 2018

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