Prioritise what matters
Assess building condition, criticality and consequences to identify renewal priorities.
FACILITY MANAGEMENT
CONFERENCE 2026
Surviving and Thriving in Ageing Buildings: Issues, Challenges, Investment and Technology
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EXISTING BUILDINGS. FUTURE POSSIBILITIES.Better decisions.
Longer-lasting assets.
Longer-lasting assets.
2Focused days
12Speaking sessions
2Moderated forums
CPD points appliedCIDB · LPPEH · MBOT
Approval pending
Approval pending
IN COLLABORATION WITH
Malaysian Association of Facility Management
SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS
WHY THIS CONFERENCE
Ageing buildings need
more than maintenance.
Recurring failures. Rising maintenance costs. Outdated systems. Growing compliance expectations. As buildings age, these challenges can threaten safety, business continuity and asset value.
What should you repair, replace, renew or modernise—and how do you justify the investment? Facility Management Conference 2026 (FMC 2026) brings facility and property management professionals together in Malaysia to explore practical experience, investment perspectives and appropriate technology.
Make the investment case
Explore lifecycle costing and how to build a defensible CAPEX proposal for decision-makers.
Protect asset value
Connect renewal decisions with tenant expectations, occupancy and property performance.
Modernise with confidence
Consider sustainable retrofits and the risks of integrating new technology with legacy systems.
Put asset data to work
Understand the role of surveys, BIM and reliable data in renewal and smart asset management.
Extend building life
Explore adaptive reuse and the lessons that historic buildings offer for long-term performance.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
For the people responsible
for what happens next.
Bring your operational challenges, renewal priorities and investment questions into the discussion.
Property & asset owners
Protect asset value, evaluate renewal investment and support business continuity.
Building professionals
Facility and property managers, engineers, architects, surveyors and consultants.
Service providers
FM, maintenance, engineering, technology and building improvement companies.
Government agencies
Federal, state and local authorities responsible for public buildings and infrastructure.
Conference programme
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Key opening address
Dato’ Seri Zohari bin Haji Akob · President, MAFM
Strategic planning for ageing building maintenance: the client’s wish list vs. implementation practicality
Adjunct Prof. Haji Mohammad Shahrizal bin Mohammad Idris · GFM Services Berhad
Condition, criticality and consequence: prioritising the ageing-building renewal backlog
Prof. Sr Dr. Maimunah Sapri · UTM
Tea break · Networking
Repair, replace or renew? Applying life-cycle costing to ageing building assets
Prof. Madya Ir. Dr. Mohd Fairullazi Ayob · IIUM
From technical defect to board approval: developing a defensible CAPEX business case
Mr. Goh Leng Seng · Sunway Property
Lunch break · Networking
Overcoming sick building syndrome in ageing buildings: a case study
Mr. Kuan You Wai · PKN Building Solutions Sdn Bhd
What tenants will pay for: using market signals to prioritise building renewal
PMgr. Sr. Haji Ishak bin Ismail · President, Malaysian Institute of Property and Facility Managers
Tea break · Networking
Forum: Renew first or fill first? Solving the CAPEX-occupancy dilemma
Moderator: Dr. Radzlee Othman, cFMM. Panel: Prof. Madya Ir. Dr. Mohd Fairullazi Ayob, Mr. Goh Leng Seng and PMgr. Sr. Haji Ishak bin Ismail.
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Dr. Mohd Radzlee bin Othman, cFMM · Sepadu Group
When new technology meets old infrastructure: retrofitting legacy M&E systems without creating new risks
En. Omar bin Abdul Rahim, cFMM · TNB Energy Services Sdn Bhd
No reliable asset data, no reliable renewal: surveys, BIM and digital readiness
Ts. Dr. Ahmad Sha’rainon bin Md Shaarani, cFMM · Microcorp Sdn Bhd
Tea break · Networking
Greening the existing stock: practical sustainable retrofit for ageing buildings
Ar. Sarly Adre Sarkum · Green Building Index
From condition assessment to renewal: predicting deterioration and planning timely intervention
Sr. Dr. Syamilah binti Yaakob · JKR Malaysia
Lunch break · Networking
Beyond digital models: building the data foundation for smart asset management
Ir. Ts. Mohd Faiz bin Shapiai · JKR Malaysia
Adaptive reuse and building longevity: the case of historic buildings
Dr. Aufa Abd Rahman · Think City
Tea break · Networking
Forum: From insight to action: what next for ageing buildings?
Moderator: Ts. Dr. Mohd Mazhar bin Mohd Marzuki. Panel: Adjunct Prof. Haji Mohammad Shahrizal bin Mohammad Idris, Sr. Dr. Syamilah binti Yaakob and Ar. Sarly Adre Sarkum.
Key Takeaways and Conclusions
Both days: registration at 08.00; tea breaks at 10.50 and 15.40; lunch at 12.50; closing at 16.50. Times are Malaysia time. Programme and speaker details follow the latest supplied conference programme and may change.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Make better-informed decisions
for your ageing buildings.
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