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Unannotated Statutes of Malaysia - Subsidiary Legislations/ELECTRICITY REGULATIONS 1994

(P.U.(A)38/1994)

ELECTRICITY REGULATIONS 1994

[P.U.(A)38/1994]

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

PART I

PRELIMINARY

Regulation

1. Citation and commencement.

2. Interpretation.

PART II

INSTALLATION

Registration of Installation

3. Application for registration of installation.

4. Fee for registration of installation.
5. Inspection and test of installation.
6. Fee for inspection and test of installation.
7. Cancellation of Certificate of Registration of installation.

Licence for Installation

8. Licence for a public installation.

9. Licence for a private installation.
10. Fee for a public or private installation.

Supervision and Test of Installation

11. Approval for commencement of wiring.

12. Supervision and completion of installation.
13. Test of installation.
14. Supervision and Completion Certificate and Test Certificate.

Material, Equipment and Method of Installation

15. Apparatus, conductor, accessory, etc.

16. Switch, switchfuse, fuse switch, circuit breaker, contactor, fuse, etc.
17. Generator, motor, transformer, etc.
18. Means of isolation.

Installation of Switchboard

Regulation

19. Arrangement of switchboard in general

20. Working on a switchboard.
21. Switchboard operating at high or extra high voltage.
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Underground Supply Line

22. Underground mains and connections.

23. Joint, connection or termination.

Portable Apparatus

24. Portable apparatus in general.

25. Portable apparatus on a dredge or floating structure.

Installation of Electric Sign

26. Electric sign.

27. Fireman's switch, notice and transformer.
28. Steps to be taken by owner or management.

Other Installations

29. Installation not in use.

30. Power of Commission to make adjustment or alteration to installation.
31. Installation for electric smelting, X-ray, etc.
32. Installation in a place of public entertainment.
33. Installation on a dredge or floating structure.

Earthing of Installation

34. Earthing of metallic part, neutral point, etc.

35. Method of earthing.
36. Protection against earth leakage current.

General Requirements of Installation

37. Room for switchboard or equipment.

38. Notice.
39. Instructions for treatment of electric shock.
40. Fire-extinguishers.

Installation of Aerial Line

41. General conditions of aerial line.

42. Aerial line operating at low voltage.
43. Aerial line operating at high or extra high voltage.

PART III

OPERATION

Examination for Competent Persons

Regulation

44. (Deleted.)
45. Application for examination to be made to the Board.
46. Eligibility to become Electrical Services Engineer.
47. Eligibility to become Competent Electrical Engineer.
48. Eligibility to become Electrical Supervisor.
49. Eligibility to become Chargeman.
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50. Eligibility to become Wireman.

51. Eligibility to become Cable Jointer.
52. Temporary registration of foreign person.
53. Medical evidence of fitness.
54. Fee for examination, endorsement and replacement of Certificate of Competency
55. Restriction or endorsement of Certificate of Competency.
56. Form of Certificate of Competency.
57. Surrender of Certificate of Competency issued under any other written law.
58. Lost or damaged Certificate of Competency.
59. Suspension and revocation of Certificate of Competency.

Competent Person

60. Competent person.

61. Competent person responsible for a public installation.
62. Competent person on each shift.
63. Registration of competent person.
64. Competent person to connect switchboard, equipment, etc.
65. Competent persons to submit plans, drawings and specifications.

Regular Inspection by Competent Person

66. Installation to be visited and inspected by competent person.

67. Competent person and frequency of visit and inspection.
68. Duty of Engineer or Supervisor to inspect and report.
69. Commission to determine number of visits.
70. Duty to inform and to make good defects.

Registration of Electrical Services Contractor

71. Electrical Services Contractor.

72. Requirements for registration as an Electrical Services Contractor.

Regulation

73. Information required for registration as an Electrical Services Contractor.

74. Fee for Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Contractor.

Registration of Electrical Contractor

75. Electrical Contractor.

76. Requirements for registration as an Electrical Contractor.
77. Information required for registration as an Electrical Contractor.
78. Classification of Electrical Contractors.
79. Fee for registration as an Electrical Contractor.

Registration of Private Wiring Unit

80. Private Wiring Unit.

81. Requirements for registration as a Private Wiring Unit.
82. Information required for registration as a Private Wiring Unit.
83. Fee for registration as a Private Wiring Unit.

Registration of Electric Sign Contractor

84. Electric Sign Contractor.

85. Requirements for registration as an Electric Sign Contractor.
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86. Information required for registration as an Electric Sign Contractor.

87. Fee for Certificate of Registration as an Electric Sign Contractor.

Registration of Electrical Repair Contractor

88. Electrical Repair Contractor.

89. Requirements for registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor.
90. Information required for registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor.
91. Fee for Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor.

Registration of Switchboard Manufacturer

92. Switchboard Manufacturer.

93. Requirements for registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer operating at low voltage.
94. Requirements for registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer operating at low voltage and
higher than low voltage.

Regulation

95. Information required for registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer.

96. Fee for Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer.

Approval of Equipment

97. Certificate of Approval for equipment.

98. Marking or labelling of approved equipment.
99. Samples of equipment to be delivered to Director.
100. Test and modification before approval.
101. Submission for test and seizure of dangerous equipment.

Renewal, Transfer, Cancellation, Removal and Reinstatement

102. Renewal of Certificate of Registration.

103. Transfer of Certificate of Registration
104. Cancellation of Certificate of Registration.
105. Removal from and reinstatement to the Register of Certificate of Registration.
106. Renewal of Certificate of Approval.
107. Transfer of Certificate of Approval.
108. Cancellation of Certificate of Approval.
109. Removal from and reinstatement to the Register of Certificate of Approval.

PART IV

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance of Installations

110. Inspection and test for the purpose of maintenance of installation, etc.
111. Competent person to undertake maintenance work.
112. Adequate safety precautions to be taken during work.
113. Competent person to issue written instruction.

PART V

MISCELLANEOUS

114. Director's identity card.

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115. Special order by Commission.

116. Prohibition of use of equipment dangerous to health.
117. Summons to assessor and witness.
118. Fees payable to a Director.

Regulation

119. Licensee or supply authority to keep records.

120. Fee for a copy of a report.
121. Transitional and saving provisions.
122. Penalty.
123. Revocation.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

THIRD SCHEDULE.

IN exercise of the powers conferred by section 53 of the Electricity Supply 1990, the Minister makes the
following regulations:

PART I

PRELIMINARY

1. Citation and commencement

(1) These regulations may be cited as the Electricity Regulations 1994 and shall, subject to
subregulation (2), come into force on the 30th January 1994.

(2) Subject to subregulation (1) the following regulations shall come into force on the 30th January 1996.

(a) regulation 13;

(b) subregulations 23(2), 23(3) and 23(4);
(c) paragraph 78(2)(c);
(d) paragraph 78(3)(c);
(e) paragraph 78(4)(c);
(f) paragraph 78(5)(c);
(g) paragraph 81(c);
(h) paragraph 85(c);
(i) regulation 88;and
(j) regulation 57

2. Interpretation

In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires-

"accessory"
means a device, other than current-using equipment associated with such equipment or with
the wiring of an installation.

"apparatus"
means any Electrical apparatus and includes the device or fitting in which a conductor is used,
or of which it forms part of;
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"appliance"
means any device which utilises electricity for particular purpose;

"bare"
means not covered with or protected by insulating material;

"cable"
means a length of insulated single conductor, whether solid or stranded, or of two or more such
conductors, each provided with its own insulation, which are laid together. The insulated
conductor or conductors may or may not be provided with an overall covering for mechanical
protection;

"Cable Jointer"
means, a person who holds a Certificate of Competency as a Cable Jointer issued under
regulation 51;

"Certificate of Approval"
means a Certificate of Approval issued by the 'Commission' for the manufacture, import,
display, sale or advertisement of any electrical equipment in the area of jurisdiction of the
Commission;

"Chargeman"
means a person who holds a Certificate of Competency as a Chargeman issued under
regulation 49;

"circuit"
means an electrical circuit forming a system or a branch of a system;

"circuit breaker"
means a mechanical device for making and breaking a live circuit, such as a short circuit,
where the circuit is broken automatically;

"Competent Electrical Engineer"

means a person who holds a Certificate of Competency as a Competent Electrical Engineer
issued under regulation 47;

"consuming apparatus"
means an apparatus which is intended to consume electricity;

"distributing main"
means the portion of any main with which a service line is or is intended to be immediately
connected;

"domestic installation"
means an installation in a private dwelling which is not used in any hotel of boarding house or
for the purpose of carrying out any business, trade, profession or service;

"earthed"
means connected to the general mass of the earth;

"Electrical Contractor"
means a person who holds a Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Contractor issued
under regulation 75;

"Electrical Repair Contractor"

means a person who holds a Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor
issued under regulation 88;
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"Electrical Services Contractor"

means a person who holds a Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Contractor
issued under regulation 71;

"Electrical Services Engineer"

means a person who holds a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Services Engineer
issued under regulation 46;

"electrical work"
means any work performed or carried out on an electrical installation and includes the
installing, constructing, erecting or repairing thereof, the altering of the structure, the replacing
of any of its parts, the adding of any part thereto or the carrying out of any work thereon for the
purposes of its maintenance, but does not include work in relation to--

(a) the manufacturing of an electrical installation or the assembling thereof in the

course of, or in connection with, its manufacture for the purpose of producing a
new article; or
(b) the oiling, greasing, cleaning or painting of an electrical installation;

"electric sign"
means a neon sign or other consuming apparatus of like nature operating more than 400 volts;

"Electric Sign Contractor"

means a person who holds a Certificate of Registration as an Electric Sign Contractor issued
under regulation 84;

"Electrical Supervisor"
means a person who holds a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Supervisor issued
under regulation 48;

"extra low voltage"

means a voltage normally not exceeding 50 volts alternating current or 120 volts direct current,
whether between conductors or between conductor and earth;

"final circuit"
means a circuit connected directly to current-using equipment, or to a socket outlet or other
outlet points, for the connection of the equipment;

"line conductor"
means a conductor forming part of an aerial line;

"low voltage"
means a voltage normally exceeding extra low voltage but not exceeding 1,000 volts
alternating current or 1,500 volts direct current between conductors, or 600 volts alternating
current or 900 volts direct current between conductor and earth

"Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission"

means the Commission established under the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia
Commission Act 1998 [Act 589];

"multiple-earth neutral"
means a neutral line conductor which is earthed at more than one point;

"neutral conductor"
means a conductor connected to the neutral point of a system and contributing to the
transmission of electrical energy;
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"occupier"
means the person occupying any premises and includes the person having the charge,
management or control thereof either on his own account or as an agent of another person, but
does not include a lodger;

"owner"
means the owner or lessee of an installation, and includes, where the owner or lessee is
absent, his authorised agent:

"person"
includes any individual, firm, company, association, partnership or body of persons, whether
incorporated or otherwise;

"phase conductor"
means a conductor of an alternating current system for the transmission of electrical energy,
other than a neutral conductor;

"portable apparatus"
means an apparatus so constructed that it may be readily moved from place to place and be
safely operated without any structural alteration following the removal;

"Private Wiring Unit"

means a person who holds a Certificate of Registration as a Private Wiring Unit issued under
regulation 80;

"registered installation"
means an installation for which a valid Certificate of Registration has been issued under
regulation 3;

"resident Competent Electrical Engineer"

means a Competent Electrical Engineer who is engaged on a full-time basis to be responsible
for a particular installation;

"residual current device"

means a mechanical switching device or an association of devices intended to cause the
opening of the contacts when the residual current attains a given value under specified
conditions;

"road"
has the meaning assigned thereto in the Road Transport Act 1987;

"service line"
means an electric supply line through which electricity is, or is intended to be, supplied to one
consumer or a group of consumers from a distributing main or immediately from a generating
station or substation;

"substation"
means any premises or enclosed part thereof which contains apparatus for either transforming
or converting electricity or from high voltage (other than transforming or converting electricity
solely for the operation of switching devices or instruments) or for switching, controlling or
regulating electricity at high voltage and which is large enough to admit the entrance of a
person after the apparatus is in position, and includes the apparatus therein;

"switchboard"
means an assembly of switchgear with or without instruments, but does not apply to a group of
local switches in a final circuit;
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"Switchboard Manufacturer"
means a person who holds a Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer issued
under regulation 92;

"switchgear"
means an assembly of main and auxiliary switching apparatus for operation, regulation,
protection or other control of electrical installations;

"telecommunication line"
means a wire or wires and any appliances or any apparatus connected to it used for the
purpose of communication as defined under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 [Act
588];

"transformer"
means an apparatus without continuously moving parts which by electromagnetic induction
transforms alternating voltage or current in one winding into alternating voltage or current in
one or more other windings, usually at different values of voltage or current, and includes an
auto-transformer;

"Wireman"
means a person who holds a Certificate of Competency as a Wireman issued under regulation
50.

PART II

INSTALLATION

Registration of Installation

3. Application for registration of installation

(1) Unless otherwise exempted by the Minister, an application for the registration of an installation shall
be in Form A as prescribed in the First Schedule.

(2) The Certificate of Registration shall be in Form B as prescribed in the First Schedule.

(3) A Certificate of Registration shall be valid for a period of not less than one year and not more than
five years from the date of issue.

4. Amendment of regulation 4

A fee shall be paid for the issue a Certificate of Registration at the rate prescribed in Part I of the Second
Schedule.

5. Inspection and test of installation

(1) Inspection and test of a new installation for the purpose of registration shall be made not later than
twenty-one days after the receipt of Form A referred to in regulation 3 and reasonable notice of the
inspection and test shall be given in writing to the owner or management of the installation, as the case
may be.

(2) Upon receiving the notice issued under subregulation(1), the owner or management of the
installation shall cause the preparation for the inspection and test to be made and shall be present at the
time of such inspection and test.

(3) Notice of initial and follow-up inspection and test shall be in Forms D and E respectively as
prescribed in the First Schedule, and shall be served either personally upon the person to whom they are
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addressed or be sent to him by registered post or be affixed conspicuously to the building where the
installation to be inspected and tested is located.

6. Fee for inspection and test of installation

A fee shall be charged for the inspection and test of any installation at the rate prescribed in Part II of the
Second Schedule.

6A. Register.

(1) The Commission shall keep a Register into which shall be entered the name and other particulars of
every person to whom a Certificate of Registration is issued under regulation 4.

(2) There shall be removed from the register the name and other particulars of every person to whom a
Certificate of Registration has been cancelled under regulation 7.

7. Cancellation of Certificate of Registration of installation

(1) The Commission may cancel a Certificate of Registration of installation issued under these
Regulations if--

(a) the installation is no longer required to be used;

(b) the installation is found to be unsafe for use;
(c) the person to whom the Certificate was issued uses it for a purpose other than for that for
which it was issued; or
(d) the person has contravened or failed to comply with any of the provisions of the Act or
these Regulations.

(2) Where a Certificate of Registration of an installation is cancelled by the Commission pursuant to

subregulation (1) the person to whom the Certificate was issued shall return it to the Commission within
fourteen days after being notified in writing of the cancellation.

Licence for Installation

8. Licence for a public installation

A licence for a public installation shall be in the form which the Commission deems fit and appropriate for
the public installation.

9. Licence for a private installation

A licence for a private installation shall be in Form F as prescribed in the First Schedule.

10. Fee for a public or private installation

(1) The fee payable for the issue of a licence for a public installation, other than the generation referred
to in subregulation (2), shall be on an annual basis and shall be at the rate as prescribed in Part III of the
Second Schedule.

(2) The fee payable for the issue of a licence for a public installation for generating electricity using
biomass, hydro power, solar power, geothermal power, wind power, waves and tides sources with
aggregate power not exceeding 10 MW shall be paid on an annual basis and shall be at the rate as
prescribed in Part IIIA of the Second Schedule.

(3) The fee payable for the issue of a licence for a private installation shall be paid in full in accordance
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with the period of the licence and shall be at the rate prescribed in Part IA of the Second Schedule.

(4) All fees due under subregulations (1), (2) and (3) shall be payable at the beginning of the
commencement year of the licence.

Any fees paid before the date of coming into operation of Parts IA, III and IIIA of the Second Schedule
shall not be refundable.

Supervision and Test of Installation

11. Approval for commencement of wiring

(1) No wiring or rewiring of an installation or extension to an existing installation shall be carried out by
an Electrical Contractor or a Private Wiring Unit without first obtaining the approval in writing from a
licensee or supply authority, as the case may be:

Provided that no approval is necessary for an extension to an existing wiring of a domestic installation
where the total current consumed at any one time by the said installation, as a result of the extension,
does not exceed the maximum current demand as agreed upon in the supply contract between the
owner and the licensee or supply authority.

(2) The manner for calculating the maximum current demand of a domestic installation in subregulation
(1) shall be as prescribed in the Third Schedule.

12. Supervision and completion of installation

(1) Any electrical wiring in an installation which receives single phase supply from a licensee or supply
authority, as the case may be, shall be under the immediate supervision of a Wireman with Single Phase
Restriction or Three Phase Restriction, and upon completion of the installation, the Wireman shall certify
a Supervision and Completion Certificate.

(2) Any electrical wiring in an installation operating at low voltage which receives three phase supply
from a licensee or supply authority, as the case may be, shall be under the immediate supervision of a
Wireman with Three Phase Restriction, and upon completion of the installation, the Wireman shall certify
a Supervision and Completion Certificate.

(3) For the purpose of this regulation and subregulations 13(1) and (2), a Wireman with Single Phase
Restriction or Three Phase Restriction, as the case may be, shall be employed on a full-time basis by an
Electrical Contractor or a Private Wiring Unit.

13. Test of installation

(1) Upon completion of wiring or rewiring of an installation or extension to an existing installation in

subregulation 12(1), the installation shall be tested by a Wireman with Single Phase Restriction or a
Wireman with Three Phase Restriction authorised to test any installation, and who shall certify a Test
Certificate for the installation.

(2) Upon completion of wiring or rewiring or installation or extension to an existing installation as in

subregulation 12(2), the installation shall be tested by a Wireman with Three Phase Restriction
authorised to test any installation, and who shall certify a Test Certificate for the installation.

(3) Upon completion of an installation or extension to an existing installation operating at higher than low
voltage, the installation shall be tested by an Electrical Services Engineer, employed on a full-time basis
by an Electrical Services Contractor and who shall certify a Test Certificate for the installation.

14. Supervision and Completion Certificate and Test Certificate

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(1) The Supervision and Completion Certificate and Test Certificate in regulations 12 and 13 shall be in
Forms G and H respectively as prescribed in the First Schedule.

(2) No installation, other than those, in regulation 11, shall receive electricity from or be given electricity
by a licensee or supply authority until the Supervision and Completion Certificate and Test Certificate
has been submitted by the owner or management of the installation to the licensee or supply authority,
as the case may be.

Material, Equipment and Method of Installation

15. Apparatus, conductor, accessory, etc

(1) Any apparatus, conductor or accessory for the purpose of connection to an installation shall be
sufficient in size, power and number to serve the purpose for which it is intended and shall be
constructed, installed, arranged, protected, worked and maintained in such a manner as to prevent
danger.

(2) A conductor shall be insulated and effectively protected or so placed or safeguarded in such a
manner as to prevent danger.

(3) A conductor which is neither protected by metallic sheath nor conveyed in a conduit shall be
protected by an insulating bush or tube, where it passes through a wall, partition, floor, or the roof of a
building or other structure.

(4) Every cable or metallic conduit in which cables are run can be buried in plaster provided that the
cable or conduit is of such material that corrosion of the cable or conduit will not cause weakening of the
insulation and consequent danger from leakage of current.

(5) A cable or metallic conduit in which cables are run may be buried in pure cement or concrete.

(6) Any conductor or apparatus that is exposed to the weather, water, corrosion, undue heating or used
in inflammable surroundings or in an explosive atmosphere shall be constructed or protected in such a
manner as to prevent danger.

16. Switch, switchfuse, fuse switch, circuit breaker, contactor, fuse, etc

(1) Any switch, switch fuse, fuse switch, circuit breaker or isolating link shall be--

(a) constructed, placed or protected in such a manner as to prevent danger;

(b) constructed and adjusted in such a manner as to and maintain efficient contact;
(c) provided with an efficient handle insulated from the system and arranged in such a manner
that the handle cannot inadvertently touch any live part;
(d) constructed or arranged in such a manner that it cannot accidentally come into contact with
any live conductor when left in the "off" position;
(e) constructed in such a manner that it cannot be left in partial contact with any live conductor;
and
(f) constructed in such a manner that an arc cannot be maintained when used for breaking a
circuit on load.

(2) Any circuit breaker or contactor used for changing a source of supply shall have poles which include
a pole for the neutral.

(3) Any fuse or circuit breaker shall be--

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(a) constructed and arranged in such a manner so as to break the current when it exceeds a
given value for a sufficient time to prevent danger; and
(b) constructed, guarded or placed in such a manner as to prevent danger of overheating,
arcing or from the scattering of hot metal or other substance.

(4) A fuse in subregulation (3) shall be either of such construction or protected by a switch so that the
fusible portion shall be readily renewed without danger.

17. Generator, motor, transformer, etc

(l) Any part of a generator, motor, transformer, or other equipment operating at high or extra high
voltage which is within the natural reach of a person shall be protected where necessary to prevent
danger.

(2) A motor shall be controlled by one or more effective starting devices for starting or stopping it.

(3) The switch referred to in subregulation (2) shall be placed in such a manner that it can be easily
operated by the person in charge of the motor.

(4) Any switchgear for use in connection with winches, winders and cranes exposed to the weather, on
dredges or in underground places, operating at higher than low voltage, shall be of the totally enclosed
metal-clad type.

(5) Where electricity is transformed from one voltage to another, provision shall be made to guard
against, danger by reason of the lower voltage system becoming accidentally charged above its normal
voltage by leakage from or leakage due to contact with the higher voltage system.

(6) Where an auto-transformer is used for any purpose, care shall be taken to ensure that the voltage
between any part of the lower voltage winding and the earth does not exceed the voltage between the
terminals of the lower voltage winding.

(7) An underground substation, not otherwise easily and safely accessible, shall be provided with
adequate means of access by a door way with a staircase or ladder securely fixed and placed in such a
manner that no live part of any switchboard or any bare conductor is within the natural reach of any
person.

18. Means of isolation

In an electrical system effective means shall be provided for--

(a) making dead every part of the system;

(b) protecting every part of the system from excess current;
(c) making dead very branch of a distribution system without interruption of supply to the
remainder system; and
(d) making dead every sub-circuit of a wiring system without interruption of supply to the
remainder system.

Installation of Switchboard

19. Arrangement of switchboard in general

(1) The general arrangement of a switchboard shall be as follows:

(a) all its parts which may have to be adjusted or handled shall be readily accessible;
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(b) the course of a conductor shall be readily traced and a clearly drawn diagram of the
connections shall be displayed near the switchboard;
(c) a conductor, not arranged for connection to the same system, shall be kept well apart and
shall be readily distinguished; and
(d) a bare conductor shall be placed or protected so as to prevent danger from accidental
contact.

(2) A rubber mat of suitable size and thickness shall be placed on the floor in front of every switchboard
to prevent danger of electric shock to an operator.

(3) A switchboard having bare conductors so exposed that they may be touched, shall, if not located in
an area set apart for the purpose thereof, be fenced or otherwise enclosed.

(4) No person, except a competent person or a person acting under the immediate supervision of a
competent person, shall have access to any part of the switchboard?

(5) An apparatus appertaining to a switchboard and requiring handling shall be placed or arranged in
such a manner that the same may be operated from the working platform of the switchboard, and any
measuring instrument and indicator connected therewith shall be placed in such a manner that the same
may be observed from the working platform.

(6) Where the apparatus, measuring instrument and indicator referred to in subregulation (5) are
operated or observed from any place, adequate precaution shall be taken to prevent danger.

20. Working on a switchboard

Before any work is commenced on a switchboard--

(a) the switchboard shall be made dead and the conductor earthed; or
(b) if the switchboard is arranged in such a manner that any conductor thereof can be made
dead in section and separated by permanent or removable division or screen from any
adjoining section of which the conductor is live, that section on which work has to be done
shall be made dead and every conductor earthed.

21. Switchboard operating at high or extra high voltage

In a switchboard operating at high or extra high voltage--

(a) the conductor which is within the natural reach of a person standing ;on the working platform
or in any switchboard passage way shall be placed or protected adequately to prevent
danger;
(b) the metallic frame of any instrument shall be earthed; and
(c) the metal handle of a switch and any metal gear for operating the switch shall be earthed.

Underground Supply Line

22. Underground mains and connections

(1) An underground supply line shall be continuously insulated and protected to the satisfaction of a
Commission, and where it is attached to a bridge or culvert shall be protected in such a manner as may
be directed by the Commission.

(2) The breaking up of a street, road or public place for the purpose of laying an underground main and
the connections thereto and the refilling and making good thereof shall be carried out by the owner,
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management, licensee, supply authority, or his servant or agent, as the case may be, in the manner as
may be required by the relevant authority charged with the responsibility for matters relating to streets,
roads or public places.

(3) Except for the purpose of making immediate repairs, no underground main shall be laid by the
owner, management, licensee, supply authority, or his servant or agent, as the case may be, in any road
unless reasonable notice had been given to the relevant authority.

23. Joint connection or termination

(1) Any electrical joint, connection or termination shall be constructed and made to serve its purpose
with regard to its conductivity, insulation, mechanical strength and mechanical protection.

(2) A joint, connection or termination of any cable shall be carried out by a Cable Jointer.

(3) The cable referred to in subregulation (2) shall include--

(a) an impregnated paper-insulated cable, sheathed in lead or aluminium;

(b) an armoured cable with thermosetting insulation;
(c) a mineral-insulated cable;
(d) a polymeric-insulated cable;
(e) an oil-filled cable;
(f) a gas-pressure cable; and
(g) any other cable where the Commission considers the jointing, connecting and terminating
of such cable requires special skill.

(4) A joint of an armoured polyvinyl chloride insulated cable shall be carried out by a Cable Jointer.

Portable Apparatus

24. Portable apparatus in general

(1) A flexible cable for portable apparatus shall be connected to the system by a permanent joint or a
properly constructed plug and socket.

(2) A portable apparatus and its flexible cable shall be controlled by effective means suitably located and
capable of making dead the apparatus.

(3) An exposed metallic part of a portable apparatus shall be earthed independently and any flexible
metallic cover of the conductor shall be earthed.

(4) A portable apparatus which is exposed to the weather, or is within reach of any person normally
working in the vicinity of a conducting floor, shall be of completely insulated construction or earthed, and
where it is subject to accidental damage, it shall be further protected by an earthed guard.

(5) No portable lampholder shall be in metallic connection with the lamp guard or with any other
exposed metallic part of a portable lamp which is not effectively earthed.

25. Portable apparatus on a dredge or floating structure

(1) A portable inspection lamp used on a dredge or other floating structure, in a place normally exposed
to the weather where the floor is liable to be wet, in any underground place or confined space such as
the inside of a boiler, tank or pipe, or in other similar situation, shall be operated at a voltage not
exceeding 50 volts between conductors.
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(2) A portable apparatus used in any of the situations described in subregulation (1) shall be connected
to the main in such a manner that the voltage to earth of any part of the apparatus shall not exceed 50
volts.

(3) A portable apparatus, suitable for use on 100 volts may be used and supplied with electricity from a
transformer having a 100 volts winding with the centre or the neutral point of the winding connected to
earth.

Installation of Electric Sign

26. Electric sign

(1) No circuit for an electric sign shall use voltage exceeding 7,500 volts to earth, measured on an open
circuit.

(2) There shall be an effective means of disconnection or isolation so that repair and maintenance of an
electric sign may be safely carried out.

(3) The switch normally used for controlling the circuit shall be of the double-pole type and of sufficient
current rating.

(4) The switch referred to in subregulation (3) shall be installed in an easily accessible position and shall
be marked "SUIS KAWALAN".

(5) Any exposed frame or metal part of an electric sign and any metal sheath or conduit enclosing a
cable shall be effectively earthed.

(6) An Electric Sign Contractor who installs an electric sign 11 notify the officer-in-charge of the local
Fire Brigade before electric sign is put into use.

27. Fireman's switch, notice and transformer

(1) A fireman's switch shall be provided for--

(a) any exterior electric sign; and

(b) any interior electric sign,

rich are unattended.

(2) The fireman's switch referred to in subregulation (1) shall comply with the following requirements:

(a) it shall be arranged so that it is capable of isolating the electric sign from all poles of the
supply except from the neutral of a three-phase four-wire supply;
(b) it shall be painted red and near it shall be fixed a name-plate having the words "SUIS
BOMBA" inscribed on it in white block capital letters and the "ON" and "OFF" position shall
be clearly indicated with the "OFF" position at the top and all letterings shall be legible to a
person standing on the ground;
(c) it shall be fixed in a conspicuous position reasonably accessible to a fireman and not more
than 2,700 millimetres from the ground;
(d) in respect of an exterior electric sign, the switch shall be directly below the electric sign or a
notice indicating its position shall be- placed directly below the electric sign and a
name-plate shall be fixed near the switch so as to render it clearly distinguishable;
(e) in respect of an interior electric sign, the switch shall be on the main entrance to the
building or in a position agreed to by the officer-in-charge of the local Fire Brigade;
(f) where more than one fireman's switch is installed in any one building, every such switch
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shall be clearly marked to indicate the electric sign or the section of the electric sign which
it controls and the officer-in-charge of the local Fire Brigade shall be notified accordingly;
(g) a fireman's switch shall be provided with a lock or catch designed to prevent the switch
from being inadvertently or accidentally returned to the "ON" position; and
(h) wherever practicable, an exterior electric sign on any one building shall be controlled by a
single fireman's switch.

(3) A danger notice not less than 150 millimetres wide by 100 millimetres high made of suitable material
with the lettering in red on a white background bearing the words "BAHAYA VOLTAN TINGGI" shall be
fixed in a prominent position adjacent to an electric sign or to a transformer if it is not immediately to the
same electric sign, and in the case of a portable electric sign the notice shall be fixed to the transformer.

(4) A transformer used in an electric sign shall bear a name-plate showing the following:

(a) the maker's name and address;

(b) the maker's type designation;
(c) open-circuit root mean square (r.m.s) secondary voltage to core;
(d) rated primary current;
(e) rated primary voltage; and
(f) frequency.

28. Steps to be taken by owner or management

The owner or management of an installation shall--

(a) at all times maintain the electric sign to ensure adequate safety to obviate danger from
arising; and
(b) take adequate precautions to prevent any unauthorised person from coming into contact with
any part of the electric sign.

Other Installations

29. Installation not in use

When any part of a system or an installation is not in use, that part shall be isolated from the source
electricity and shall not be allowed to remain alive.

30. Power of Commission to make adjustment or alternation to installation

When an installation is found likely to cause undue interference with the supply of electricity to other
consumers or other installations, the Commission may require the owner, occupier or management of the
installation electricity to other consumers or other installations, the Commission may require the owner,
occupier or management of the installation to make adjustments or alteration, to the installation or the
operation of the electrical system to such an extent, as he considers necessary, to rectify the situation.

31. Installation for electric smelting, X-ray, etc

Any installation for electric smelting or for any other electric metallurgical process or any X-ray instigation
shall be controlled and operated in such a manner as the Commission may direct.

32. Installation in a place of public entertainment

(1) In a place of public entertainment, any meter or main switch used in connection with the intake of
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electricity supply from licensee or supply authority, as the case may be, shall be installed in an enclosure
of adequate size which shall be made of fire-resisting materials and shall be adequately ventilated and
where the enclosure is located in open air, it shall be of weather-proof construction.

(2) The connection of a source of electricity supply to a projector switchboard, stage switchboard or
other control board shall be easily accessible.

(3) Any part of a switch, circuit breaker or fuse and any conductor which is live shall be protected to
prevent accidental contact with them.

(4) Any switchboard, fuse board, circuit breaker or other electrical regulating apparatus shall be installed
in such a manner so as to prevent access by any person other than a competent person or a person
under the immediate supervision of a competent person.

(5) An enclosed switch and circuit breaker, other than a lighting switch shall have the "ON" and "OFF"
positions clearly indicated.

(6) The switch, circuit breaker and fuse board shall be labelled to indicate clearly the circuits which they
control.

(7) The use of a flexible cable for a portable apparatus shall be avoided and if it is unavoidable the cable
used shall be kept as short as possible. -

(8) In a projection room of a cinema

(a) wiring for supply at different voltages shall be kept apart and distinct;
(b) a separate sub-circuit shall be provided for lighting and no apparatus other than the lights
in the projection room shall be connected to the sub-circuit; and
(c) any projector, lantern, rectifier or transformer shall be controlled by a separate "double-pole
switch located in a position which is easily accessible to the operator.

(9) Where a moving apparatus is arranged to be started or stopped from a point remote from the
apparatus, a suitable isolating switch shall be installed close to the apparatus.

33. Installation on a dredge or floating structure

(1) Any lighting installation on a dredge, floating structure or an offshore platform shall be arranged in
such a manner that the voltage between any conductor and earth does not exceed 150 volts.

(2) Any lighting installation by means of any luminous discharge lamp including the fluorescent lamps on
a dredge, floating structure or an offshore platform shall comply with the following provisions:

(a) the voltage between any two conductors shall not exceed 255 volts
(b) any final circuit for supplying electricity to a discharge lamp shall not have any other
apparatus connected to it; and
(c) means shall be provided to ensure the immediate discharge of energy stored in capacitors
when the supply of electricity is disconnected.

Earthing of Installation

34. Earthing of metallic part, neutral point, etc.

(1) Any metallic sheath, cover, handle, joint box, switch box, fuse box, switchgear frame, the frame bed
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plate of any generator, converter, rectifier and motor, the metallic case and core of any transformer, and
the metallic frame and cover of any refrigerator, cooking stove and other electrical equipment including
any domestic appliance, except those of class II construction, shall be effectively earthed.

(2) Any water pipe connected to a public water supply system shall not be used as a sole means of
earthing.

(3) Any gas pipe shall not be used as a sole means of earthing.

(4) The neutral point of an alternating current system or the mid-point of a direct current system shall not
be connected to earth more that one point, except with the approval of the Commission.

(5) Where the neutral or mid-point of a system is not effectively earthed, an indicative and protective
device shall be installed in order to avoid danger due to leakage of current to earth from a live conductor.

(6) Where permission of the Commission has been obtained for the neutral conductor to be used as an
earth conductor for earthing the frame of an electrical apparatus, the neutral conductor shall not be used
as the return conductor for a single phase supply.

35. Method of earthing

In any installation a complete system of earthing conductors made of an acceptable material and having
an adequate cross-sectional area with one or more earth plates, pipes or rods shall be provided. Such
system of earthing conductors shall be connected to the earth and effectively maintained.

36. Protection against earth leakage current

(1) For an installation in a place of public entertainment, protection against earth leakage current shall
be afforded for any final circuit supplying electricity to an equipment which is intended to provide service
to the public or which is intended to be accessible to, used by or operated by the public by a residual
current device having a rated residual operating current not exceeding 10 milliamperes.

(2) For an installation in a place where the floor is likely to be wet or where the wall or enclosure is of
low electrical resistance, protection against earth leakage current shall be afforded for any final circuit
supplying electricity to any equipment, either individually or in a group, by a residual current device
having a rated residual operating current not exceeding 10 milliamperes.

(3) For an installation where hand-held equipment, apparatus or appliance is used or is likely to be used,
protection against earth leakage current shall be afforded for any final circuit, either individually or in a
group, by a residual current device having a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30
milliamperes.

(4) For an installation, other than the installations mentioned in Regulations (1), (2) and .(3), protection
against earth leakage current shall be afforded for any final circuit, either individually or in a group by a
residual current device having a rated residual operating current not exceeding 100 milliamperes
unless--

(a) for functional reasons, it is impractical to provide the protection; or

(b) it is unsafe or even dangerous to provide the protection.

General Requirements of Installation

37. Room for switchboard or equipment

Any part of an installation where the switchboard or equipment is installed in any premises--
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(a) shall be adequately lighted, ventilated and kept dry;

(b) shall be free from obstruction to facilitate the safe working of the switchboard or equipment;
(c) shall be of ample dimension to facilitate ample space for safe operation or maintenance; and
(d) shall not be used for storage of any kind.

38. Notice

(1) A standard notice displaying the words "DILARANG MASUK" shall be placed outside a place
containing electrical equipment where unauthorized interference with the equipment is to be expected
and where such interference is dangerous.

(2) The notice referred to in subregulation (1) shall be of suitable material, 350 millimetres wide and 240
millimetres high with the lettering in black on a white background, and the words "DILARANG MASUK"
shall be inscribed in capital letters in the middle, the inscription being 290 millimetres long and 30
millimetres high and the spacing of letters being 6 millimetres wide.

(3) A standard notice displaying the word "BAHAYA" shall be placed in a conspicuous position near the
switchboard.

(4) The notice referred to in subregulation (3) shall be of suitable material, 240 millimetres wide and 350
millimetres high with the lettering in red on a white background, and at the top it shall bear a line of three
conventional thunderbolts each 80 millimetres high and 6 millimetres wide at the broadest part, and
below these the word "BAHAYA" shall be inscribed in capital letters, the inscription being 190 millimetres
long and 28 millimetres high and the spacing of letters being 6 millimetres wide.

(5) The notices under subregulations (1) and (3) shall be legible and placed in conspicuous positions.

39. Instructions for treatment of electric shock

(1) Instructions in the national language as to the proper mode of treating a person suffering from
electric shock shall be affixed to any installation, other than a domestic installation, where persons are
normally employed and where electricity is generated, transformed or used.

(2) The owner, management, licensee or supply authority of an installation, as the case may be, shall
ensure that any person employed therein understands and is familiar with the instructions.

40. Fire extinguisher

Fire extinguishers shall be provided by the owner, management, licensee or supply authority of an
installation, other than a domestic installation, and the extinguishers shall be kept on the premises for use
at any time.

Installation of Aerial Line

41. General conditions of aerial line

The following general conditions shall apply to an aerial line:

(1) A line conductor shall be of hard-drawn copper, cadmium copper, aluminium or steel-cored
aluminium, or such other material as may be approved in writing by the Commission.

(2) A line conductor, unless it is effectively insulated, shall be rendered inaccessible to the natural reach
of a person in a building or any other place.

(3) The height of the line conductor shall be increased or its position altered in order to provide sufficient
clearance for safety in accordance with its use.
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(4) Effective means shall be provided to ensure that a line conductor is dead after it has fallen due to
breakage or otherwise.

(5) Any metal work on supports other than a conductor, within 3,048 millimetres of the ground wherever
situated, shall be effectively earthed at each support or connected to a continuous overhead earth
conductor which shall be effectively earthed at not less than four points in every 1.61 kilometres.

(6) Any stay wire under subregulation (5) shall be effectively earthed except where it is connected with
any unearthed steel-work on wooden pole supports in which case it shall be insulated by means of an
insulator placed in each stay wire at a height of not less than 3,048 millimetres from the ground.

(7) A multiple-earth neutral shall not be installed except with the written approval of the Commission and
subject to such conditions as the Commission may impose.

(8) A line conductor, other than a multiple-earth neutral, shall be attached to a suitable insulator carried
on the support of wood, iron, steel or reinforced concrete.

(9) Every precaution shall be taken to prevent the corrosion of any metalwork and the deterioration of
wooden poles and supports at or below the surface of the ground.

(10) A service line shall be connected to a line conductor at a point of support only and. shall be fixed to
an insulator on a consumer's premises.

(11) Adequate provision shall be made for any line conductor forming part of a system at different
voltages, erected on the same pole or support, to--

(a) guard against danger to any person who works on the system; and
(b) guard against the lower voltage caused by leakage from, or when it comes into contact
with, the higher voltage system.

(12) An aerial line, including its supports and structural parts, and any electrical appliance or device
belonging to or connected therewith, shall he regularly inspected and effectively maintained.

(13) Any owner, management, licensee or supply authority, as the case may be, shall remove any aerial
line upon ceasing to use it for transmission of electricity.

(14) The factor of safety of a line conductor shall be--

(a) based on the breaking load and shall be calculated on the assumption that the line
conductor is at a temperature of 21 degrees Celsius; and
(b) the line conductor shall be simultaneously subjected to wind of 96.56 kilometres per hour at
right angles to the line and this is wind to be taken as exerting a pressure equivalent to
0.05 gram per square millimetre calculated on the whole of the projected area of the lines.

(15) The height from the ground of any line conductor or auxiliary earth wire in still air shall not, except
with the written permission of the Commission, be less than the height appropriate to the system voltage
and situation indicated below:

Ground Clearance in Metres

System Voltage between Over roads Other than over roads In positions inaccessible
conductors to vehicular traffic
Not exceeding 600 volts 5.49 5.18 4.57
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Exceeding 600 volts but 5.79 5.49 4.88

not exceeding 11,000
volts
Exceeding 11,000 volts 6.10 6.10 5.18
but not exceeding 66,000
volts
Exceeding 66,000 volts 6.70 6.70 5.79
but not exceeding 132,
000 volts
Exceeding 132,000 volts 7.00 7.00 7.00
but not exceeding
275,000 volts
Exceeding 275,000 volts 7.30 7.30 7.30

(16) Any insulated line conductor, operating at a voltage not exceeding low voltage, shall be terminated
on the building at a height of not less than 2.74 metres from ground level where the normal use of the
building does not result in danger of accidental contact with the line conductor by a person normally
resident in, or employed in, or visiting the building.

(17) A line conductor shall not cross, over or under, any radio aerial, except with the written permission
of the Commission.

(18) Where an aerial line crosses, over or under or is in close proximity to any other aerial line, adequate
clearance must be maintained, and where one of the aerial line's operates at high, or extra high voltage,
and the other aerial line at low voltage, suitable protection shall be provided to protect the low voltage
line from danger due to excess voltage in the event of any contact between the two lines due to
breakage of any line conductor of any of the aerial lines.

(19) At the point of crossing of any aerial lines under subregulation (18), protection shall be provided by
an earthed cradle guard between the two aerial lines, and where the higher voltage line crosses over the
low voltage line, the cradle guard shall not be erected on the lower voltage line supports and shall not be
connected to any of the, lower voltage line conductors or auxiliary earth conductors except with the
written permission of the Commission.

(20) A cradle guard under an aerial line shall be such that from the outermost wires on each side of the
guard a line drawn upwards towards the centre of the guard at an angle of 45 degrees to the horizontal
shall totally enclose the line conductors.

(21) A cradle guard shall be suitably backstayed where necessary, and in the event of breakage" of any
or all of the line conductors, the cradle guard shall support any fallen line conductor without serious
deformation and without allowing the line conductor or the cradle guard wire to come into contact with
the aerial line to be protected or any road underneath the guard.

(22) A cradle guard wire shall be of hard-drawn copper or galvanised stranded steel wire.

(23) The cradle guard shall be connected at both ends to effective earth plates or pipes and to the
continuous earth wire, if provided, and the electrical resistance of the cradle guard to earth shall be
maintained at a sufficiently low value to ensure the immediate operation of the protective devices
controlling the circuit in the event of failure of insulation occurring between a line conductor and the
cradle guard.

(24) Any cradle guard wire, including cross lacing, must be maintained in good order and sound
condition and the resistance of each arrangement of cradle guard wires to earth must be maintained at a
sufficiently low value so that, in the event of any contact occurring between a line conductor and a cradle
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guard wire, the line conductor shall be made dead.

(25) An aerial line may cross over a railway line provided that, in all cases, the prior written consent of
the relevant authority has been obtained, and any such crossing shall be installed and protected in the
manner prescribed in subregulations (20), (21), (22), (23) and (24) and, conforms with any instruction
issued from time to time by the Commission or the relevant authority, as the case may be.

(26) No joint in a line conductor shall be made in any span of an aerial line which crosses over another
aerial line or a telecommunication line, road, railway line or navigable waterway.

(27) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

42. Aerial line operating at low voltage

The following conditions shall apply to an aerial line operating at low voltage:

(a) an aerial line shall be protected from leakage in the following manner:
(i) in a case where metal poles are used, an earthed wire running from pole to pole and
connected to the pole shall be used; or
(ii) in a case where wooden or concrete poles are used, a bonding wire- connected to the
supporting metalwork of all insulators and terminating at the lowest point shall be
used; and
(iii) in all cases, the neutral shall be the lowest conductor of an aerial line;

(b) a line conductor may cross, over or under, any overhead telecommunication line, provided
that the line is installed and protected in accordance with the provisions of subregulations
41(21), (22), (23), (24) and (25) and conforms with any instruction issued from time to time
by the Commission or Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission;
(c) the clearance between a line conductor and a building or structure, other than a substation,
shall be maintained at not less than 2,134 millimetres horizontally or not less than 2,743
millimetres vertically unless the written permission of the Commission has been obtained to
provide for a different clearance;
(d) no person shall, without the lawful authority of the owner, management, licensee or supply
authority of the installation, as the case may be, undertake any work or engage in any
activity within 2,134 millimetres horizontally or 2,743 millimetres vertically of any conductor.

The following provisions shall apply to an aerial line operating high or extra high voltage:

(a) any metalwork other than conductors, but including stays, shall be permanently and
effectively earthed and for this purpose a continuous earth wire shall be provided and
connected with earth at not less than four points in every 1.61 kilometres, the spacing
between the points being as nearly equal as possible, or the metalwork shall be connected
to an effective earthing device at each individual support;
(b) where, an aerial line crosses over a road, a suitable cradle guard shall be erected in
accordance with the requirements of subregulations 41(21), (22), (23), (24) and (25) and the
Commission in special circumstances exempt the owner, management, licensee or supply
authority of the installation, as the case may be, from having to comply with this
subregulation;
(c) no aerial line shall be erected along abroad without the prior approval in writing of the
Commission who may require special precautions and method of construction to be adopted;
(d) any line conductor operating at a voltage not exceeding 66,000 volts may cross over an
overhead telecommunication line provided that the crossing is installed and protected in the
manner required by subregulations 41(21),(22), (23), (24) and (25) and conforms to any
instruction issued from time to time by the Commission or Malaysian Communications and
Multimedia Commission
(e) an aerial line support or structure shall be clearly and permanently marked with a number;
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(f) an aerial line support or, structure shall be numbered consecutively;

(g) adequate provision shall be made to prevent unauthorized climbing on any lattice steel tower
or other types of aerial line support or structure;
(h) a danger notice of the standard pattern prescribed in subregulations 38(3) and (4) shall be
fixed at each support or structure where an aerial line is erected along or across a road,
canal, navigable river or railway or crosses over any other overhead conductor;
(i) the clearance between a line conductor and a building or structure, other than a substation,
shall be maintained at not less, than 4.57 metres unless the written permission or the
Commission has been obtained to provide for a different clearance;
(j) no person shall, without the lawful authority of the owner, management, licensee or supply
authority of the installation, as the case may be, undertake any work or engage in any
activity within 4.57 metres of a conductor;
(k) an aerial line conveying energy at high or extra high voltage shall not be laid or placed
parallel to or nearly parallel to any telecommunication line which is within 183 metres by
direct measurement of the proposed route of the supply line:

Provided that the distance of 183 metres may be increased or reduced by the Commission
after considering the voltage to be used and all circumstances generally affecting each
particular case;
(l) no person, other than a licensee or supply authority, shall lay or place an aerial line
conveying electricity at high voltage within 9.15 metres of any open wire telecommunication
line except with the written permission of the Commission; and
(m) the provisions of paragraph (1) shall not apply to any telecommunication line or apparatus
installed in a building.

PART III

OPERATION

Examination for Competent Persons

44. (Deleted by P.U.(A)431 2003)

45. Requirement for Certificate of Competency

(1) Any Electrical Services Engineer, Competent Electrical Engineer, Electrical Supervisor, Chargeman,
Wireman or Cable Jointer referred to in these Regulations shall possess a valid Certificate of
Competency appropriate to such category, with restrictions, if any, issued to him by the Commission
under these Regulations.

(2) The Commission may conduct or cause to be conducted, in such manner as it deems fit,
examinations for the purposes of determining whether a person possesses the necessary qualifications
to be issued with a Certificate of Competency.

(3) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

45A. Application for examination

(1) An application for examination for a Certificate of Competency shall be made in writing in such
manner as may be determined by the Commission.

(2) Every application under subregulation (1) shall be considered by the Commission who shall decide
whether the applicant is eligible under these Regulations to sit for the examination.

(3) The Commission shall notify in writing of its decision.

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46. Eligibility to become Electrical Services Engineer

(1) A person, in order to be considered eligible to sit for the examination for a Certificate of Competency
as an Electrical Services Engineer, shall satisfy the Commission that he complies with the following
conditions:

(a) that he is a Malaysian citizen;

(b) that he is a holder of a Certificate of Competency as a competent Electrical Engineer
issued under these Regulations;
(c) that he has experience in carrying out the work in connection with maintenance and repair,
overhaul and service, calibration, test and commission of equipment and location of cable
faults;
(d) that he is able to speak and write in the national language; and
(e) that is able to comply with any other conditions as the Commission deems necessary.

(2) Before a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Services Engineer is issued to a person. he shall
attend a professional interview conducted by the Commission and shall satisfy the Commission that--

(a) he has sufficient knowledge of maintenance and repair, overhaul and service, calibration,
test and commission of equipment, including the principles of operation of equipment used
for generation, transmission, distribution, utilisation, protection and metering in electrical
installations and energy efficiency management;
(b) he has sufficient knowledge of location of cable faults;
(c) he has sufficient knowledge of first aid, resuscitation and treatment of electric shock; and
(d) he has sufficient knowledge of the Act and any regulation made thereunder.

(3) The examination for a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Services Engineer shall be based
on a syllabus to be determined by Commissioner and shall be conducted partly by written answers to
questions set and partly by viva voce.

(4) Notwithstanding subregulations (1), (2) and (3), the Commission may exempt, at its discretion, any
person from any or all of the requirements necessary for the examination.

47. Eligibility to become Competent Electrical Engineer

(1) A person, in order to be considered eligible to sit for the examination for a Certificate of Competency
as a Competent Electrical Engineer, shall satisfy the Commission that he complies with the following
conditions:

(a) that he is a Malaysian citizen;

(b) that he holds a Degree or the equivalent qualification to a degree in electrical engineering
from a recognised university or institution;
(c) that he is a Professional Engineer in electrical engineering registered with the Commission
of Engineers under the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 [Act 138];
(d) that he has not less than five years working experience in an environment where electrical
equipment is in operation and has had experience of controlling live equipment;
(e) that he is able to speak and write in the national language;and
(f) that he is able to comply with any other conditions as the Commission deems necessary.

(2) Before a Certificate of Competency as a Competent Electrical Engineer is issued to a person, he

shall attend a professional interview conducted by the Board and shall satisfy the Commission --
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(a) he has sufficient knowledge of modern electrical engineering practice, including the
principles of operation of equipment used for generation, transmission, distribution,
utilisation, protection and metering in electrical installations and energy efficiency
management;
(b) he has sufficient knowledge of first aid, resuscitation and treatment of electric shock; and
(c) he has sufficient knowledge of the Act and any regulation made thereunder.

(3) The examination for a Certificate of Competency as a Competent Electrical Engineer shall be based
on a syllabus to be determined by the Commission and shall be conducted partly by written answers to
questions set and partly by viva voce.

(4) Notwithstanding subregulations (1), (2) and (3), the Commission may exempt, at its discretion; any
person from any or all of the requirements necessary for the examination.

48. Eligibility to become Electrical Supervisor

(1) A person, in order to be considered eligible to sit for the examination for a Certificate of Competency
as an Electrical, Supervisor, shall satisfy the Commission that he complies with the following conditions:

(a) that he is a Malaysian citizen;

(b) that he is in possession of a Diploma or the equivalent qualification to a Diploma in
electrical engineering from a recognised institution;
(c) that he has not less than five years working experience in an environment where electrical
equipment is in operation and has had experience of controlling live equipment;
(d) that he is able to speak and write in the national language;and
(e) that is able to comply with any other conditions as the Commission deems necessary.

(2) Before a Certificate as an Electrical Supervisor is issued to a person, he shall attend, an interview
conducted by the Commission and shall satisfy the Commission --

(a) he has sufficient knowledge of modern electrical engineering practice, including the
principles of operation of equipment used for generation, transmission, distribution,
utilisation, protection and metering in electrical installations and energy efficiency
management;
(b) he has sufficient knowledge of first aid, resuscitation and treatment of electric shock; and
(c) he has sufficient knowledge of the Act and any regulation made thereunder.

(3) The examination for a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Supervisor shall be based on a
syllabus to be determined by the Commission and shall be partly by written answers to questions set and
.partly by viva voce.

(4) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

(5) Notwithstanding subregulations (1), (2) and (3), the the Commission may exempt, at its discretion,
any person from any or all of the requirements necessary for the examination.

49. Eligibility to become Chargeman

(1) A person, in order to be considered eligible to sit for the examination for a Certificate of Competency
as a Chargeman, shall satisfy the Commission that he complies with the following conditions:
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(a) that he is a Malaysian citizen;

(b) that he is not less than 20 years of age;
(c) that he has the suitable .educational qualification to be determined by the Commission
(d) that he has not less than three years working experience in an environment where
electrical equipment is in operation and has had experience of controlling live equipment;
(e) that he is able to speak and write in the national language; and
(f) that he is able to to comply with any other conditions as the Commission deems necessary.

(2) Before a Certificate of Competency as a Chargeman is issued, to a person, he shall attend an

interview conducted by the Commission and shall satisfy the Commission that--

(a) he understands the use of various types of equipment which are likely to come under his
charge, and has sufficient knowledge to install and operate it without danger;
(b) he has sufficient knowledge of first aid, resuscitation and treatment of electric shock; and
(c) he has sufficient knowledge of the Act and any regulation made thereunder.

(3) The examination for a Certificate of Competency shall be based on a syllabus to be determined by
the Commission and shall be partly by written answers to questions, partly by viva voce and may include
such practical tests as the Commission deems necessary.

(4) (Deleted by P.U.(A) 431/2003)

(5) Notwithstanding subregulations (1), (2) and (3), the Commission . may exempt, at its discretion, any
person from any or all of the requirements necessary for the examination.

50. Eligibility to become Wireman

(1) A person, in order to be considered eligible to sit for the examination for a Certificate of Competency
as a Wireman, shall satisfy the Commission that he complies with the following conditions:

(a) that he is a Malaysian citizen;

(b) that he is not less than 18 years of age;
(c) that he has the suitable educational qualification to be determined by the Commission;
(d) that he has working experience in relation to electrical wiring for such a period, to be
determined by the Commission with an Electrical Contractor or Private Wiring Unit or any
recognised academic institution or Government department or agency;
(e) that he is able to speak and write in the national language; and
(f) that he is able to comply with any other conditions as the Commission deems necessary.

(2) Before a Certificate of Competency as a Wireman is issued to a person, he shall attend an interview
conducted by the Commission and satisfy the Commission that--

(a) he has sufficient knowledge and practical skill in the wiring of an installation;
(b) he has sufficient knowledge of first aid, resuscitation and treatment of electric shock; and
(c) he has sufficient knowledge of the Act and any regulation made thereunder.

(3) The examination for a Certificate of Competence as Wireman shall be based on a syllabus to be
determined by the Commission and shall be partly by written answers to questions set and partly by viva
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voce and may include such practical tests as the Commission deems necessary.

(4) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

(5) Notwithstanding subregulations (1), (2) and (3), the Commission may exempt, at its discretion, any
person from any or all of the requirements necessary for the examination.

51. Eligibility to become Cable Jointer

(1) An applicant, in order to be considered eligible to sit for the examination for a Certificate of
Competency as a Cable Jointer, shall satisfy the Commission that he complies with the following
conditions:

(a) that he is a Malaysian citizen;

(b) that he is not less than 20 years of age;
(c) that he has the suitable educational qualification to be determined by the Commission;
(d) that he has not less than three years working experience in the jointing, connecting and
terminating of cables;
(e) that he is able to speak and write in the national language; and
(f) that he is able to comply with any other conditions as the Commission deems necessary.

(2) Before a Certificate of Competency as a Cable Jointer is issued to a person, he shall attend an
interview conducted by the Commission and shall satisfy the Commission that he understands the
jointing, connecting and terminating of various types of cables which are likely to come under his charge
and has sufficient knowledge to carry out the work.

(3) The examination for a Certificate of Competency as a Cable Jointer shall be based on a syllabus to
be determined by the Commission and shall be partly by written answers to questions set and partly by
viva voce and may include such practical tests as the Commission deems necessary.

(4) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

(5) Notwithstanding subregulations (1), (2) and (3), the Commission may exempt, at its discretion, any
person from any or all of the requirements necessary for the examination.

52. Temporary registration of foreign person

(1) Subject to these Regulations and such conditions as the Commission may think fit to impose the
Commission may, upon payment of the fee prescribed in Part IIIB of the Second Schedule, issue a
temporary Certificate of Competency as a competent person to any foreign person.

(2) A foreign person may be considered for temporary issuance of the Certificate of Competency if he
satisfies the Commission that-

(a) he possesses the necessary qualification and skill which is recognised for the practice of
electrical engineering in the country where he normally practises;
(b) he possesses the necessary expertise and his physical presence is required in Malaysia;
and
(c) he has the necessary work permit issued by the relevant authority

(3) Notwithstanding subregulation (2), before a person may be considered for the purpose of temporary
registration as an Electrical Services Engineer or a Competent Electrical Engineer, he shall be registered
temporarily as a Professional Engineer in Electrical Engineering with the Board of Engineers under the
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Registration of Engineers Act 1967 [Act 138].

(4) The Commission may issue a temporary Certificate of Competency for a period not exceeding twelve
months.

(5) A foreign person whose Certificate of Competency has expired may apply for renewal, subject to the
provisions of these Regulations and the Commission may renew the Certificate as he deems fit.

(6) For the purpose of this regulation, "foreign person" means a person who is not a citizen or a
permanent resident of Malaysia

53. Medical evidence of fitness

The Commission may require medical evidence of physical and mental fitness, certified by a registered
medical practitioner, to be produced by a person before a Certificate of Competency is issued to him.

54. Fee for examination, endorsement and replacement of Certificate of Competency

A fee as prescribed in Part IV of the Second Schedule shall be charged for--

(a) an examination for a Certificate of Competency;

(b) the endorsement of a Certificate of Competency;
(c) replacement of a Certificate of Competency; and
(d) the issuance of a Certificate of Competency.

55. Restriction or endorsement of Certificate of Competency

(1) The Commission may at its discretion-

(a) restrict the use of a Certificate of Competency of any Electrical Services Engineer,
Competent Electrical Engineer, Electrical Supervisor, Chargeman, Wireman or Cable
Jointer to any type, class, duration or location of installation;
(b) endorse a Certificate of Competency for a Wireman with Single Phase Restriction or a
Wireman with Three Phase Restriction to authorise him to test and certify the wiring of any
Single Phase or Three Phase installation, respectively, operating at low voltage on the
condition that he has shown sufficient knowledge and experience, in carrying out the work
to the satisfaction of the Commission; or
(c) endorse a Certificate of Competency for a Wireman with Three Phase Restriction to
authorise him to carry out any electric sign installation on the condition that he has shown
sufficient knowledge and experience in carrying out the work to the satisfaction of
Commission

(2) The Commission may make any other endorsement on any Certificate of Competency issued under
these Regulations as the Commission deems necessary.

56. Form of Certificate of Competency

The Certificates of Competency as an Electrical Services Engineer, a Competent Electrical Engineer, an

Electrical Supervisor, a Chargeman, a Wireman and a Cable Jointer shall be in Forms J, K, L, M, N and O
respectively as prescribed in the First Schedule.

57. Surrender of Certificate of Competency issued under any other written law

(1) A person who holds a Certificate of Competency issued under any other written law shall forthwith
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surrender the Certificate to the Commission who shall issue to the person a new Certificate of
Competency of equivalent qualification.

(2) A person who holds a Certificate of Competency issued under any other written law immediately
before the date of commencement of these Regulations, and who does any work, act or thing under
these Regulations may continue to do so during the period of twelve months from the commencement of
these Regulations provided that he has surrendered the Certificate referred to in subregulation (1) for the
purpose of issuance of the appropriate Certificate of Competency under these Regulations.

(3) A fee shall be charged for any Certificate of Competency issued under subregulation (1) at the rate
prescribed in Part IV of the Second Schedule.

58. Lost or damaged Certificate of Competency

Where a Certificate of Competency issued by the Commission is lost, stolen, destroyed, mutilated or
defaced, a replacement of the Certificate of Competency may be issued by the Commission on production
of a statutory declaration that the original Certificate of Competency has been lost, stolen or destroyed or
upon surrender of the mutilated or defaced original Certificate of Competency and upon payment of such
fee as prescribed in Part IV of the Second Schedule.

59. Suspension and revocation of Certificate of Competency

(1) The Commission may, after the conclusion of an enquiry under the Act or on consideration of a
judgment of a court or a finding in an enquiry of death held under the Criminal Procedure Code
[F.M.S.Cap.6], if it appears necessary to the Commission so to do, suspend for such period as the
Commission may decide or revoke absolutely any Certificate of Competency issued under these
Regulations.

(2) The Commission may suspend or revoke a Certificate of Competency issued under these
Regulations if the holder of the Certificate has obtained the Certificate by making or causing to be made
a false or fraudulent declaration, certification or representation, either in writing or otherwise.

(3) The Commission may endorse, suspend or revoke any Certificate of Competency issued under
these Regulations in a case of serious misconduct.

(4) For the purpose of subregulation (3) "serious misconduct" means one or more of the following:

(a) sleeping while on duty;

(b) causing damage to equipment by careless operation;
(c) causing danger to life by careless operation;
(d) causing damage to equipment by neglect to use safety devices provided;
(e) causing danger to life by neglect to use safety device provided;
(f) being under the influence of alcohol or drugs or both whilst on duty;
(g) making or causing to be made a false or fraudulent declaration, certification or
representation, either in writing or otherwise; or
(g) failing to carry out any duty prescribed in these Regulations.

(5) When the Commission has reason to believe that a person who holds a Certificate of Competency
has committed an offence under the Act or these Regulations or any misconduct under these
Regulations and is no longer fit to hold the Certificate of Competency the Commission shall forthwith
suspend the Certificate.

(6) The Commission shall, as soon as practicable after the suspension of the Certificate, appoint a
Committee consisting of the Chairman of the Commission and two other officers appointed by the
Chairman of the Commission to enquire into the alleged offence or misconduct.
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(7) The person whose Certificate of Competency has been suspended under subregulation (5) shall be
given the opportunity to defend himself against the alleged offence or misconduct before the Committee
appointed by the Commission.

(8) The Committee appointed by the Commission shall, within fourteen days from the date of the
completion of an enquiry under subregulation (6), forward its findings and recommendations to the
Commission which shall decide whether to endorse, suspend for such period as the Commission deems
fit or to revoke absolutely the Certificate of Competency issued under these Regulations.

(9) A person who is aggrieved by the decision of the Commission under subregulation (8) may apply to
the Minister for re-consideration of the matter. The application shall be made in writing within twenty-one
days from the date when the decision of the Commission is received by him and shall contain the
grounds of grievance.

(10) The decision of the Minister on the matter referred to him under subregulation (9) shall be final.

(11) A person, whose Certificate of Competency issued under these Regulations has been suspended,
shall not, during the period of the suspension, do any work, act or thing which under these Regulations a
person is allowed to do as a holder of such Certificate of Competency.

(12) A person, whose Certificate of Competency issued under these Regulations has been revoked,
shall not, after the date of the revocation, do any work, act or thing which under these Regulations a
person is allowed to do as a holder of such Certificate of Competency.

60. Competent person

(1) The competent person to work, operate or be in control of any work or operation of an installation
required by any owner, management or licensee of the installation, as the case may be, shall, unless
exempted under the Act, be recommended by the following persons:

(a) where the installation operates at a voltage not exceeding 600 volts--
(i) an Electrical Services Engineer;
(ii) a Competent Electrical Engineer;
(iii) an Electrical Supervisor; or
(iv) a resident Competent Electrical Engineer;

(b) where the installation operates at a voltage exceeding 600 volts but not exceeding 132,000
volts--
(i) an Electrical Services Engineer;
(ii) a Competent Electrical Engineer; or
(iii) a resident Competent Electrical Engineer; and

(c) where the installation operates at a voltage at or exceeding 132,000 volts, a resident
Competent Electrical Engineer.

(2) The Electrical Services Engineer, Competent Electrical Engineer, resident Competent Electrical
Engineer or Electrical Supervisor, as the case may be, in subregulation (1) shall--

(a) recommend the competent person who shall work or operate or be in control of any work or
operation and who shall be responsible for any work or operation carried out by any person
under his control; and
(b) obtain the approval from the Commission of the competent person referred to in paragraph
(a),
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for the installation or equipment belonging to the owner management or licensee.

(3) The owner, management or licensee of the installation or equipment shall comply with such
recommendation as may be approved by the Commission under subregulation (2).

(4) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

61. Competent person responsible for a public installation

Notwithstanding regulation 60, the competent person required by a licensee of a public installation shall--

(a) work, operate or be in control of the installation; and

(b) be responsible for the work or operation in the installation of any person under his control.

62. Competent person on each shift

Where any installation or equipment is operated by two or more shifts, the competent person on each shift
required by the owner, management or licensee of the installation or equipment, as the case may be, shall
be as specified in regulation 60.

63. Registration of competent person

(1) A person who holds a Certificate of Competency issued under these Regulations and who does any
work, act or thing under these Regulations in relation to his Certificate of Competency shall register
himself with the Commission.

(2) The registration referred to in subregulation (1), other than a temporary Certificate of Competency
issued under regulation 52, shall be valid for a period of not less than one year and not more than five
years on payment of the fees as prescribed in Part V of the Second Schedule.

(2A) If a person who is registered under subregulation (2) intends to continue to do any work, act or
thing for which such registration is required after the expiry of the period of registration, he shall, before
or on the date of expiry of his registration apply for a new registration.

(3) A person, who holds one or more Certificates of Competency issued under these Regulations, shall
not register or allow to be registered such certificate or certificates, as the case may be, with more than
one employer or installation, except with the written permission of the Commission.

(4) A person who holds a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Services Engineer, Competent
Electrical Engineer or Electrical Supervisor shall not do any work, act or thing under these Regulations
which a person is allowed to do as a holder of such Certificate of Competency if he is more than 75
years of age.

(5) A person who holds a Certificate of Competency as a Chargeman, Wireman or Cable Jointer shall
not do any work, act or thing under these Regulations which a person is allowed to do as a holder of
such Certificate of Competency if he is more than 65 years of age.

(6) Notwithstanding subregulations (4) and (5), the age limit of a person may be waived on a year to
year basis at the discretion of the Commission who may require medical evidence of the physical and
mental fitness of the person certified by any registered medical practitioner.

(7) The owner, management or licensee of the installation, as the case may be, shall cause to register
within seven days of employment or appointment any person who holds a Certificate of Competency
issued under these Regulations and shall inform the Commission in writing the name and qualification of
the person.
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(8) The owner, management or licensee of the installation, as the case may be, shall prepare a duty list
to identify the work or operation of each competent person and the part of the installation which is to be
under the responsibility of each competent person under his employment, and the duty list shall be
acknowledged by the competent person and shall be produced on demand by the an authorized officer.

64. Competent person to connect switchboard equipment, etc

(1) No switchboard, switchgear or equipment, except any electrical appliance, fitting or apparatus
designed to be connected to an electrical socket outlet by means of a plug, shall be connected to an
installation for the purpose of receiving electricity unless the connection is carried out by or under the
control of a competent person.

(2) Notwithstanding subregulation (1), it shall not be unlawful for a person to replace any lamp in a
domestic installation.

65. Competent persons to submit plans, drawings and specifications.

The competent persons who shall, on request, prepare and submit plans, drawings and specifications are
as provided in Part VI of the Second Schedule.

Regular Inspection by Competent Person

66. Installation to be visited and inspected by competent person

Without prejudice to any exemption under the Act and subject to regulation 67, an installation shall be
visited and inspected by the competent person referred to in regulation 67.

67. Competent person and frequency of visit and inspection

(1) The competent person who is required to visit and inspect the installation shall be as follows:

(a) where the installation is operating at low voltage--

(i) the Electrical Services Engineer;
(ii) the Competent Electrical Engineer; or (iii) the Electrical Supervisor; and

(b) where the installation is operating at higher than low voltage--

(i) the Electrical Services Engineer; or
(ii) the Competent Electrical Engineer.

(2) The number of visits for the purpose of inspection by the competent person referred to in
subregulation (1) shall be as follows:

(a) for an installation not exceeding 600 volts and receiving electricity a switchgear rated at or
above 100 amperes, the minimum number of visits for the purposes of inspection per
month shall be one visit;
(b) for an installation exceeding 600 volts but not exceeding 11,000 volts, the minimum
number of visits for the purpose of inspection per month shall be two visits; and
(c) for an installation exceeding 11,000 volts but not exceeding 132,000 volts, the minimum
number of visits for the purpose of inspection per month shall be four visits:

Provided that in a place of public entertainment the frequency of inspection for the installation referred to
in paragraph (a) shall be at least two inspections per month:
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Provided further that the Commission may determine-

(aa) in the interests of public safety the number of inspections for an installation by a competent
person shall be more than that prescribe in paragraph (a), (b) or (c); or
(bb) where he is satisfied that the installation is safe and reasonably secured, the number of
inspections for the installation by a competent person shall be less than that prescribed in
paragraph (a), (b) or (c).

68. Duty of Engineer or Supervisor to inspect and report

(1) Any Electrical Services Engineer, Competent Electrical Engineer or Electrical Supervisor who is
required to inspect an installation under regulation 67 shall inspect the installation and shall record and
direct, all findings, recommendations and instructions to the Commission and the owner, management or
licensee of the installation, as the case may be.

(2) The Electrical Services Engineer, Competent Electrical Engineer or Electrical Supervisor shall submit
to the owner, management or licensee of the installation, as the case may be, an inspection report of his
findings, recommendations and instructions on the installation within two weeks of the inspection.

(3) The owner, management or licensee of an installation shall keep a book of all the records and
reports made under subregulations (1) and (2) and the book shall be open for inspection by the
Commission at all times.

(4) The Electrical Services Engineer, Competent Electrical Engineer or Electrical Supervisor shall submit
to the Commission an Inspection Certificate as prescribed in Form I of the First Schedule within two
weeks of the inspection of the installation.

69. Commission to determine number of visits

The Commission shall determine the total number of visits in a month which can be performed by any
Electrical Services Engineer, Competent Electrical Engineer or Electrical Supervisor for the purpose of
inspection of any installation as provided in regulation 67.

70. Duty to inform and to make good defects

Any Electrical Services Engineer, Competent Electrical Engineer or Electrical Supervisor inspecting an
installation referred to in subregulation 67(2), and being aware of any defect in the installation or any
equipment therein which is likely to cause danger shall forthwith inform the owner, management or
licensee of the installation to make good or remove the defects, and make a report immediately to the
Commission.

Registration of Electrical Services Contractor

71. Electrical Services Contractor

(1) No person shall perform or carry out any maintenance and repair, overhaul and service, calibration,
test and commission of any installation or equipment and location of cable faults unless he holds a valid
Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Contractor issued under these Regulations.

(2) The maximum voltage for any electrical work referred to in subregulation (1) to be undertaken by an
Electrical Services Contractor shall be limited to whatever operating voltage restriction that is in the
Certificate of Competency of the Electrical Services Engineer who is in his employment.

(3) A Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Contractor shall be in Form P as prescribed in

the First Schedule and shall be valid for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years
from the date of issue or renewal of the Certificate of Registration.
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72. Requirements for registration as an Electrical Services Contractor

No Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Contractor shall be issued or renewed unless the
Commission

is satisfied that-

(a) the person has registered his business under the Registration of Businesses Act 1956 [Act
197] or is a company registered or incorporated under the Companies Act 1965 [Act 125]
(b) the person employs on a full-time basis an Electrical Services Engineer, and nothing in this
paragraph prohibits the same person to be the Electrical Services Engineer;
(c) the person has insurance coverage for his employees under the Employees' Social Security
Act 1969[Act 4]; and
(d) the person is in possession of testing equipment and instruments related to his work to be
determined by the Commission.

73. Information required for registration as an Electrical Services Contractor

Before issuing or renewing a Certificate of Registration for an Electrical Services Contractor, the
Commission shall require the person to submit the following information:

(a) the names and addresses of all partners in the case of a registered partnership, and of all
directors, managers and shareholders in the case of a registered company;
(b) the premises rented or owned for carrying on the business; and
(c) any other information as the Commission deems necessary.

74. Fee for Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Contractor

Before issuing or renewing a Certificate of Registration for an Electrical Services Contractor, the
Commission shall require the person to submit the following information:

(a) the name and addresses of all partners, in the case of a registered partnership, and of all
directors, managers and shareholders in the case of a registered company;
(b) the premises rented or owned for carrying on the business; and
(c) any other information as the Commission deems necessary.

A fee shall be paid for a Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Contractor and the renewal
thereof at the rate prescribed in Part VII of the Second Schedule.

75. Electrical Contractor

(1) No person shall perform or carry out any electrical work unless he holds a valid Certificate of
Registration as an Electrical Contractor issued under these Regulations.

(2) A Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Contractor shall be in Form Q as prescribed in the First
Schedule and shall be valid for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years from the
date of issue or renewal of the Certificate of Registration.

76. Requirements for registration as an Electrical Contractor

No Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Contractor shall be issued or renewed unless the

Commission is satisfied that-

(a) the person has registered his business under the Registration of Businesses Act 1956 [Act
197] or is a company registered or incorporated under the Companies Act 1965 [Act 125];
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(b) the person employs on a full-time basis such number of Wiremen as prescribed in regulation
78 relevant to the class of Electrical Contractor to which his application relates;
(c) the person has insurance coverage for his employees under the Employees' Social Security
Act 1969 [Act 4]; and
(d) the person is in possession of suitable equipment, testing equipment and instruments,
related to his work to be determined by the Commission

77. Information required for registration as an Electrical Contractor

Before issuing or renewing a Certificate of Registration for an Electrical Contractor, the Commission shall
require the person to submit the following information:

(a) the names and addresses of all partners in the case of a registered partnership, and of all
directors, managers and shareholders in the case of a registered company;
(b) the premises rented or owned for carrying on the business; and
(c) any other information as the Commission deems necessary.

78. Classification of Electrical Contractors

(1) An Electrical Contractor shall be classified under any of the following classes:

(a) Class A;
(b) Class B;
(c) Class C; or
(d) Class D.

(2) An Electrical Contractor of Class A shall be a person who--

(a) is capable of carrying out electrical work above one million ringgit in value;
(b) has employed on a full-time basis at least three Wiremen with Three Phase Restriction,
and nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be one of the three Wiremen;
(c) has employed on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction
authorised to test an installation, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the Wireman from
being one of the three Wiremen with Three Phase Restriction as provided in paragraph (b);
and
(d) has employed on a full-time basis at least two Wiremen with Single Phase Restriction, and
nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be one of the two Wiremen.

(3) An Electrical Contractor of Class B shall be a person who--

(a) is capable of carrying out electrical work up to one million ringgit in value;
(b) has employed on a full-time basis at least two Wiremen with Three Phase Restriction, and
nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be one of the two Wiremen;
(b) has employed on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction
authorised to test an installation, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the Wireman from
being one of the two Wiremen with Three Phase Restriction as provided in paragraph
(b)and
(c) has employed on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Single Phase Restriction, and
nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be the Wireman.
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(4) An Electrical Contractor of Class C shall be a person who--

(a) is capable of carrying out electrical work up to five hundred thousand ringgit in value;
(b) has employed on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction, and
nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be the Wireman; and
(c) has employed on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction
authorised to test an installation, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the Wireman from
being the same person as the Wireman with Three Phase Restriction as provided in
paragraph (b).

(5) An Electrical Contractor of Class D shall be a person who--

(a) is capable of carrying out electrical work up to one hundred thousand ringgit in value;
(b) has employed on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Single Phase Restriction, and
nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be the Wireman;
(c) has employed on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Single Phase Restriction
authorised to test an installation, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be the
Wireman; and
(d) shall only carry out in a single phase installation which receives electricity from a licensee
or supply authority, as the case may be, via a single phase two wire system.

(6) An Electrical Contractor may apply to the Commission to be promoted from one class to another.

79. Fee for registration as an Electrical Contractor

A fee shall be paid for a Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Contractor and the renewal thereof at
the rate prescribed in Part VIII of the Second Schedule.

Registration of Private Wiring Unit

80. Private Wiring Unit

(1) No person shall carry out any electrical wiring on his own premises unless he holds a valid
Certificate of Registration as a Private Wiring Unit issued under these Regulations.

(2) A Certificate of Registration as a Private Wiring Unit shall be in Form R as prescribed in the First
Schedule and shall be valid for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years from the
date of issue or renewal of the Certificate of Registration.

81. Requirements for registration as a Private Wiring Unit

(1) No Certificate of Registration as a Private Wiring Unit shall be issued or renewed unless the
Commission is satisfied that-

(a) the person has registered his business under the Registration of Businesses Act 1956 [Act
197] or is a company registered or incorporated under the Companies Act 1965 [Act 125];
(b) the person employs on a full-time basis a Wireman with Three Phase Restriction, and
nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be the Wireman;
(c) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction
authorised to test an installation, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the Wireman in
paragraph (b) from being the Wireman under this paragraph;
(d) the person has insurance coverage for his employees under the Employees' Social
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Security Act 1969; and

(e) the person is in possession of suitable equipment, testing equipment and instruments
related to his work to be determined by the Commission.

(2) Notwithstanding subregulation (1), the Commission may, after due consideration, exempt any person
from all or any of the requirements necessary for the issue or renewal of the Certificate of Registration.

82. Information required for registration as a Private Wiring Unit.

Before issuing or renewing a Certificate of Registration for Private Wiring Unit, the Commission shall
require the person to submit the following information:

(a) the names and addresses of all partners in the case of a registered partnership and of all
directors, managers and shareholders, in the case of a registered company;
(b) the premises rented or owned for carrying on the business; and any other information as the
Commission deems necessary.

(2) Notwithstanding subregulation (1), the Commission may exempt, at his discretion, any person from all
or any of the requirements stipulated in subparagraphs (1)(a), (b) and (c).

83. Fee for registration as a Private Wiring Unit

A fee shall be paid for a Certificate of Registration as a Private Wiring Unit and the renewal thereof at the
rate prescribed in Part IX of the Second Schedule.

Registration of Electric Sign Contractor

84. Electric Sign Contractor

(1) No person shall perform or carry out any electric sign work unless he holds a valid Certificate of
Registration as an Electric Sign Contractor issued under these Regulations.

(2) A Certificate of Registration as an Electric Sign Contractor shall be in Form S as prescribed in the
First Schedule and shall be valid for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years from
the date of issue or renewal of the Certificate of Registration.

85. Requirements for registration as an Electric Sign Contractor

No Certificate of Registration as an Electric Sign Contractorshall be issued or renewed unless the

Commission is satisfiedthat-

(a) the person has registered his business under the Registration of Businesses Act 1956 [Act
197] or is a company registered or incorporated under the Companies Act 1965 [Act 125]
(b) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction
authorised to carry out electric sign work, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be
the Wireman;
(c) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction
authorised to test an installation, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the said person, the
Wireman with Three Phase Restriction as in paragraph (b) and the Wireman with Three
Phase Restriction endorsed to test an installation to be the one and the same person;
(d) the person has insurance coverage for his employees under the Employees' Social Security
Act 1969 [Act 4]
(e) the person is in possession of suitable equipment, testing equipment and instruments related
to his work to be determined by the Commission .
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86. Information required for registration as an Electric Sign Contractor

Before issuing or renewing a Certificate of Registration an Electric Sign Contractor, the Commission shall
require the person to submit the following information:

(a) the names and addresses of all partners in the case of registered partnership and of all
directors, managers and shareholders in the case of a registered company;
(b) the premises rented or owned for carrying on the business-and
(c) any other information as the Commission deems necessary

87. Fee for Certificate of Registration as an Electric Sign Contractor

A fee shall be paid for a Certificate of Registration as an Electric Sign Contractor and the renewal thereof
at the rate prescribed in Part X of the Second Schedule.

Registration of Electrical Repair Contractor

88. Electrical Repair Contractor

(1) No person shall, in the course of or in connection with or for the purposes of any trade, business or
profession carried on by him, perform or carry out any checking, servicing or repair of any electrical
appliance unless he holds a valid Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor issued
under these Regulations.

(2) A Certificate of Registration for an Electrical Repair Contractor shall be in Form T as prescribed in
the First Schedule and shall be valid for twelve months from the date of issue or renewal thereof.

89. Requirements for registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor

No Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Contractor shall be issued or renewed unless the

Commission is satisfied that--

(a) the person has registered his business with the Registrar of Businesses or Registrar of
Companies, as the case may be;
(b) the person employs on a full-time basis a skilled person with sufficient experience in the
repair and service of electrical appliances, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be
the skilled person;
(c) the person has insurance coverage for his employees under the Employees' Social Security
Act 1969; and
(d) the person is in possession of suitable equipment, testing equipment and instruments related
to his work to be determined by the Commission

90. Information required for registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor

Before issuing or renewing a Certificate of Registration for an Electrical Repair Contractor, the
Commission shall require the person to submit the following information:

(a) the names and addresses of all partners in the case of a registered partnership and of all
directors, managers and shareholders in the case of a registered company;
(b) the premises rented or owned for carrying on the business; and
(c) any other information as the Commission deems necessary.

91. Fee for Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor

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A fee shall be paid for a Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Repair Contractor and renewal thereof
at the rate prescribed in Part XI of the Second Schedule.

Registration of Switchboard Manufacturer

92. Switchboard Manufacturer

(1) No person shall, in the course of or in connection with or for the purposes of any trade or business
carried on by him, make any switchboard unless he holds a valid Certificate of Registration as a
Switchboard Manufacturer, issued under these Regulations.

(2) A Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer shall be in Form U as prescribed in the

First Schedule and shall be valid for a period of not less than one year and not more five years from the
date of issue or renewal of the Certificate of Registration.

93. Requirements for registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer operating at low voltage

No Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer for a switchboard plating at low voltage shall
be issued or renewed unless the Commission is satisfied that--

(a) the person has registered his business under the Registration of Businesses Act 1956 [Act
197] or is a company registered or incorporated under the Companies Act 1965 [Act 125]
(b) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction,
and nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be the Wireman;
(c) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Chargeman with the relevant restriction
to be determined by the Commission, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the person, the
Chargeman and the Wireman with Three Phase Restriction as in paragraph (b) to be one
and the same person;
(d) the person has insurance coverage for his employees under the Employees' Social Security
Act 1969; and
(e) the person is in possession of suitable equipment, test equipment and instruments for testing
of the switchboard.

94. Requirement for registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer operating at low voltage and
higher than low voltage

No Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer for a switchboard operating at low voltage

and higher than low voltage shall be issued or renewed unless the Commission is satisfied that--

(a) the person has registered his business with the Registrar of Businesses or Registrar of
Companies, as the case may be;
(b) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Wireman with Three Phase Restriction,
and nothing in this paragraph prohibits him to be the Wireman;
(c) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Chargeman with the relevant restriction
to be determined by the Commission, and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the person, the
Chargeman and the Wireman with Three Phase Restriction as in paragraph (b) to be one
and the same person;
(d) the person employs on a full-time basis at least one Professional Engineer in electrical
engineering who is registered with the Board of Engineers under the Registration of
Engineers Act 1967 [Act 138], and nothing in this paragraph prohibits the person to be the
Professional Engineer;
(e) the person has insurance coverage for his employees under the Employees' Social Security
Act 1969; and
(f) the person is in possession of suitable equipment, test equipment and instruments for testing
of the switchboard.
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95. Information required for registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer

Before issuing or renewing a Certificate of Registration for a Switchboard Manufacturer the Commission
shall require the person to submit the following information:

(a) the names and addresses of all partners in the case of a registered partnership and of all
directors, managers and shareholders in the case of a registered company;
(b) the premises rented or owned for carrying on the business; and
(c) any other information as the Commission deems necessary.

96. Fee for Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer

A fee shall be paid for a Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Manufacturer and the renewal thereof
at the rate prescribed in Part XII of the Second Schedule.

Approval of Equipment

97. Certificate of Approval for equipment

(1) No person shall manufacture, import, display, sell or advertise--

(a) any domestic equipment;

(b) any equipment which is usually sold direct to the general public; or
(c) any equipment which does not require special skills in its operation,

unless the equipment is approved by the Commission.

(2) A Certificate of Approval to manufacture, import, display, sell or advertise the equipment shall be in
Forms V and W respectively as prescribed in the First Schedule.

(3) A processing fee of twenty ringgit shall be charged for an application for a Certificate of Approval of
any equipment.

(4) A fee shall be paid for the Certificate of Approval in subregulation (2) and the renewal thereof at the
rate prescribed in part XIII of the Second Schedule.

98. Marking or labelling of approved equipment

Where an equipment has been approved for manufacture, import, display, sale or advertisement by the
Commission the person to whom a Certificate of Approval been issued under regulation 97 may be
required by the Commission to mark or label the equipment and he shall do so in the manner to be
determined by the Commission.

99. Samples of equipment to be delivered to Commission

(1) Any application for a Certificate of Approval of any equipment referred to in regulation 97 shall be
made to the Commission in the manner to be determined by the Commission.

(2) The applicant shall deliver to the Commission samples of the equipment in subregulation (1) and
such other information in connection therewith, including drawings, photographs, pamphlets and
technical literature, as the Commission may require.

(3) A sample delivered shall have attached or affixed thereto a label bearing the following particulars:

(a) the full name of the applicant;

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(b) the nature of the equipment;

(c) the energy efficiency of the equipment; and
(d) the catalogue or type number of the manufacturer, or any other means of identifying the
equipment.

(4) The Commission shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused to any equipment delivered under
subregulation (2).

100. Test and modification before approval

(1) The Commission may cause one or more samples of the equipment in regulation 99 to be examined
and tested.

(2) Where the Commission considers that the equipment examined and tested in subregulation (1) is
likely to cause danger, the person applying for approval thereof shall modify or alter the equipment to suit
the Commission's requirement before submitting any further samples thereof.

101. Submission for test and seizure of dangerous equipment

(1) The Commission may at any time by notice in writing require a person who manufactures, imports,
displays, sells or advertises any equipment to deliver, within such time as may be specified in the notice,
samples of the equipment for an examination and a test thereof.

(2) If any equipment is, in the opinion of the Commission, unsafe or dangerous likely to become unsafe
or dangerous to use, the Commission may prohibit the manufacture, import, display, advertisement or
sale of the equipment and may direct the person in subregulation (1) to withdraw immediately all the
equipment from use or sale and where necessary may seize and remove such equipment.

(3) The Commission shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused to any equipment delivered or
seized and removed under subregulation (1) or (2), as the case may be.

Renewal, Transfer, Cancellation, Removal and Reinstatement

102. Renewal of Certificate of Registration

The renewal of any Certificate of Registration issued under regulation 71, 75, 80, 84, 88 or 92 shall be
made not less fourteen days before the date of expiry of the Certificate.

103. Transfer of Certificate of Registration

(1) No Certificate of Registration issued under regulation 71, 75, 80, 84, 88 or 92 shall be transferred by
the holder of the Certificate, to any other person except with the written permission or the Commission.

(2) The holder of any Certificate of Registration issued under regulation, 71, 75, 80, 84, 88 or 92 shall
obtain approval from the Commission in writing for any change of name or address in connection with
the business and the Certificate shall be amended or replaced without payment of any fee.

104. Cancellation of Certificate of Registration

(1) The Commission may cancel a Certificate of Registration issued under regulation 71, 75, 80, 84, 88
or 92 if--

(a) the holder of the Certificate ceases to carry on the business in respect of which he is
registered;
(b) the holder of the Certificate has been adjudicated a bankrupt;
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(c) the company goes into liquidation;

(d) the holder of the Certificate or his servant or agent contravenes or fails to comply with any
provisions of the Act or these Regulations; or
(e) the holder of the Certificate has obtained the Certificate by making or causing to be made
any false or fraudulent declaration, certification or representation, either in writing or
otherwise.

(2) Where a Certificate of Registration is cancelled by the Commission pursuant to subregulation (1), the
Certificate shall be returned to the Commission by the person, to whom the Certificate was issued, within
fourteen days of the person being notified in writing of the cancellation.

105. Removal from and reinstatement to the Register of Certificate of Registration

(1) There shall be removed from the Register the name and other particulars of any person whose
Certificate of Registration was issued under regulation 71, 75, 80, 84, 88 or 92-

(a) where he has failed to renew his Certificate of Registration by the date of expiry thereof; or
(b) where his Certificate of Registration has been cancelled under regulation 104.

(2) A person whose name has been removed from the Register under subregulation (1) may appeal,
within thirty days of the removal from the Register, for reinstatement and the Commission upon receipt of
satisfactory evidence or reasons for his reinstatement, may register him again.

(3) The person referred to in subregulation (2) who feels aggrieved by the decision of the Commission
not to reinstate him may apply to the Minister for re-consideration of the matter.

(4) The application under subregulation(3) shall be made in writing within twenty-one days from the date
of the decision of the Commission and shall contain the grounds of grievance.

(5) The decision of the Minister on the matter referred to him under subregulation (3) shall be final.

(6) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

106. Renewal of Certificate of Approval

Renewal of a Certificate of Approval issued under regulation 97 shall be made not less than fourteen days
before the date of expiry of the Certificate.

107. Transfer of Certificate of Approval

(1) No Certificate of Approval issued under regulation 97 shall be transferred by the holder of the
Certificate to any other person except with the written permission of the Commission.

(2) The holder of a Certificate of Approval issued under regulation 97 shall obtain approval from the
Commission in writing for any change of name or address in connection with the business and the
Certificate shall be amended or replaced without payment of any fee.

108. Cancellation of Certificate of Approval

(1) The Commission may cancel a Certificate of Approval issued in respect of any equipment referred to
in regulation 97 if-

(a) the equipment is found to be unsafe for use upon any examination or test thereof;
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(b) the person to whom the Certificate was issued, uses it for a purpose different for that for
which it was issued or in a manner calculated to mislead or deceive the public;
(c) the person has contravened or failed to comply with any of the provisions of the Act or
these Regulations; or
(d) the holder of the Certificate has obtained the Certificate by making or causing to be made
any false or fraudulent declaration, certification or representation, either in writing or
otherwise.

(2) Where a Certificate of Approval is cancelled by the Commission pursuant to subregulation (1), the
Certificate shall be returned to the Commission by the person to whom the Certificate was issued within
fourteen days of the person being notified in writing of the cancellation.

109. Removal from and reinstatement to the Register of Certificate of Approval

(1) There shall be removed from the Register the name and other particulars of any person whose
Certificate of Approval was issued under regulation 97--

(a) where he has failed to renew his Certificate of Approval by the date of expiry thereof; or.
(b) where his Certificate of Approval has been cancelled under regulation 108.

(2) A person whose name has been removed from the Register under subregulation (1) may appeal,
within thirty days of the removal from the Register, for reinstatement and the Commission upon receipt of
satisfactory evidence or reasons for his reinstatement, may register him, again.

(3) The person referred to in subregulation (2) who feels aggrieved by the decision of the Commission
not to reinstate him, may apply to the Minister for re-consideration of the matter.

(4) The application under subregulation (3) shall be made in writing within twenty-one days from the
date of the decision of the Commission and shall contain the grounds of grievance.

(5) The decision of the Minister on the matter referred to him under subregulation (3) shall be final.

(6) (Deleted by P.U.(A)431/2003)

PART IV

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance of Installations

110. Inspection and test for the purpose of maintenance of installation, etc.

(1) An installation shall be maintained in good and working order and safety precautions shall be
observed at all times to prevent danger.

(2) The responsibility to maintain the installation in the manner required in subregulation (1) shall be with
the owner, management licensee or occupier of the installation, his servant or agent, as the case may
be.

(3) An installation, other than a domestic installation, shall be checked and tested by a competent
person at least once in every five years, or at any time as directed by the Commission.

(4) Any protective relay and device of an installation shall be checked, tested and calibrated by a
competent person at least once in every two years, or at any time as directed by the Commission.
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(5) The Commission may inspect installation or the premises where an installation is located if the
Commission thinks it is desirable to do so in the interest of the public or for public safety and if a notice in
writing is given to the owner, management or licensee of an installation or any premises, the owner,
management or licensee of the installation or premises, as the case may be. shall cause the person in
charge of the installation or premises to attend and give such assistance as may be ordered by the
Commission in the notice.

111. Competent person to undertake maintenance work

No person, except a competent person or a person acting under the control of a competent person, shall
undertake to carry out any repair, replacement, servicing or cleaning of any equipment which forms part of
an installation.

112. Adequate safety precautions to be taken during work

(1) A competent person shall take adequate precautions to prevent any installation or equipment from
being accidentally or inadvertently made alive when persons are working.

(2) Any person engaged in work in connection with any installation or equipment shall be adequately
protected from danger and the responsibility for such protection shall be on the licensee or supply
authority, owner, management or occupier of the installation, his servant or agent, as the case may be.

(3) Where any person is engaged in work on a circuit controlled by a switch not under his immediate
supervision, the switch shall be locked in the "OFF" position until the work is finished, and--

(a) in the case of aerial line work, a notice shall be hung on the switch and earthing sticks to
provide earthing shall be fixed at a visible distance from the workmen; and
(b) in the case of underground cabling work, a suitable notice shall be hung on the switch, to
warn any person that there are persons at work on the circuit and that the switch shall not
be closed.

(4) If the circuit is operated at high voltage or extra high voltage, the switch in subregulation (3) shall be
locked in the "OFF" position by the competent person.

(5) No competent person or person under the control of a competent person shall reclose any switch
until he is certain that all persons are clear of the circuit concerned and have been warned that the circuit
is to be made alive.

(6) No person shall defeat, remove or damage a safety device fitted in connection with or for use with
any installation or equipment.

(6) Notwithstanding subregulations (1), (3), (4) and (5), where the competent person is satisfied that live
work on any installation, equipment or circuit, as the case may be, is safest shall not be unlawful for any
person to engage in such work.

113. Competent person to issue written instruction

No work or operation under the control of a competent person shall be commenced until a written
instruction has been issued by the competent person to the person under his control.

PART V

MISCELLANEOUS

114. Authorised officer's identity card

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The official identity card or badge which the authorised officer shall carry under subsection 5(6) of the Act
shall be in Form X as prescribed in the First Schedule.

115. Special order by Commission

Where it appears to the Commission that it is necessary in order to secure a reasonable degree of safety--

(a) to take precautions in the, working or operation of an apparatus; or

(b) to make additions or alterations to an apparatus,

the Commission shall issue an order in writing and the order shall be carried into effect by the owner,
management or licensee of any installation, contractor, manufacturer, distributor or retailer to whom the order
is addressed.

116. Prohibition of use of equipment dangerous to health

(1) No person shall use, work or operate any equipment which is, in the opinion of the Health Officer of a
State, hazardous or dangerous to the health of the persons in attendance thereof or to the public.

(2) The Commission shall issue directions to any person concerned to secure the due compliance of the
provisions of subregulation (1).

(3) The Commission may prohibit the use of any equipment by a person which is, in his opinions causing
or likely to cause nuisance to the public.

117. Summons to assessor and witness

(1) A summons to an assessor under section 34 of the Act shall be in Form Y of the First Schedule.

(2) A summons to a witness under section 35 of the Act shall be in Form Z of the First Schedule.

(3) An enquiry to be held by the person appointed by the Minister under subsection 34(3) of the Act may
be held at any place in Malaysia that the may elect, and the evidence may be taken in the national
language or in the English language.

118. Fee payable to the Commission

Any fees payable under the Act or these Regulations shall be paid in advance to the Commission by such
means and in such manner as the Commission may decide from time to time and shall not be refundable
under any circumstances

119. Licensee or supply authority to keep records

Any licensee or supply authority shall keep record of the following matters and shall produce them within the
specified time as required by the Commission.

(a) the maximum daily load and electricity sold per month;
(b) the breakdown of any installation and the occurrence of any accident, fatal or otherwise;
(c) the class, operating voltage and capacity of all consumers;
(d) the units generated by a generating station, the plant capacity and the maximum load; and
(e) any other information as the Commission deems necessary.

120. Fee for a copy of a report

A fee of fifty ringgit shall be charged for a copy of the report made under subsection 33(5) of the Act or a
copy of the summary of the evidence and the decision made under subsection 34(5) of the Act.
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121. Transitional and saving provisions

With the coming into force of these Regulations--

(a) any installation or equipment in operation the design or construction of which does not comply
with these Regulations shall be altered so as to make it comply with these Regulations within
such reasonable time as the Commission may direct;
(b) any licence for a public or private installation issued under any written law shall be renewed in
compliance with the Act and these Regulations within one year or earlier if the expiry date of
the licence falls within the same year;
(c) any Certificate of Registration of an installation issued under any written law shall be renewed
in compliance with the Act and these Regulations when the date for the renewal of the
registration is due;
(d) any Certificate of Registration for any Wiring Contractor, Electric Sign Contractor, Switchboard
Maker, Private Wiring Unit or Electrical Services Engineer issued under any written law shall be
renewed in compliance with the Act and these Regulations when the date for the renewal of the
registration is due;
(e) any registration of competent persons made under any written law shall be renewed in
accordance with the Act and these Regulations when the date for the renewal of the
registration is due;
(f) any person who has been given approval to sit for his examination conducted under any written
law for his Certificate of Competency shall be deemed to be eligible to sit for the examination
under these Regulations;
(g) any valid Certificate of Approval for the manufacture and importation of electrical equipment
issued under^ any written law shall be renewed in compliance with these Regulations when its
period of validity expires;
(h) any application for the following and any application f0r the renewal thereof, made under any
written law and which is still pending before the coming into force of these Regulations, shall be
deemed to have been made under these Regulations, and may be continued to be processed
under these Regulations--
(i) a licence for a public installation;
(ii) a licence for a private installation;
(iii) a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Engineer;
(iv) a Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Engineering Supervisor;
(v) a Certificate of Competency as a Chargeman;
(vi) a Certificate of Competency as a Wireman;
(vii) a Certificate of Registration as a Wiring Contractor;
(viii) a Certificate of Registration as an Electric Sign Contractor;
(ix) a Certificate of Registration as a Switchboard Maker;
(x) a Certificate of Registration as a Private Wiring Unit;
(xi) a Certificate of Registration as an Electrical Services Engineer; and
(xii) a Certificate of Registration for an installation;

(i) any inspection, investigation or enquiry made under any written law and which is still pending
before the coming into force of these Regulations shall be deemed to have been conducted
under these Regulations and may be continued under these Regulations; and
(j) any findings and consequential verdicts henceforth resulting from any inspection, investigation
or enquiry carried out under any written law shall be upheld under these Regulations.

122. Penalty

Unless otherwise made an offence under the Act, a person who contravenes or fails to comply with any of
the provisions of these Regulations shall be guilty of an offence and shall on conviction, be liable, to a fine
not exceeding five thousand ringgit or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or both.
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122. Revocation

The Electricity Supply Regulations 1990 are hereby revoked. P.U.(A)313/1984. P.U.(A)456/1990.

FIRST SCHEDULE

FORM A

(regulation 3)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF AN INSTALLATION

I/We............................................................................................the owner of the

installation..............................................................................................................................................................................
at.............................................................................hereby apply in accordance with section 21 of the
Electricity Supply Act 1990 for a Certificate of Registration for the installation.

The installation consists of the following apparatus:*

.........................
Owner

__________________________________________________________________

* This list is to contain full details of the apparatus on which the fee is to be assessed as prescribed under regulation 4 in
Part I of the Second Schedule together with any other apparatus.

If the list is unduly long it may be given on a separate sheet or sheets of paper attached to this application.

FORM B

(regulation 3)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

INSTALLATION NO.:................................................

The Commission hereby certifies in pursuance of section 21 of the Electricity Supply Act 1990 that the
installation at the property of............................................................................................ has satisfied the
requirements of the Act and the Regulations made thereunder.

The Commission certifies that the above-mentioned installation has been registered and this Certificate
of Registration shall be valid for a period of.................year(s)* from the date of issue stated below.

Fee: RM.......................

Aggregate capacity installed:..........kilowatts

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Date of issue:.......................

Place:.......................
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

* Not less than one year and not more than five years.";

FORM C

(Deleted by P.U.(A) 431/2003)

"FORM D

(regulation 5)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

NOTICE OF INITIAL INSPECTION

TO:................................................................................................
of.................................................................................................. The notice of completion of your
installation
at............................................................................................................................................................................................
has been received on the .............day of ...............20.....................You are hereby notified that, in
accordance with section 21 of the Electricity Supply Act 1990, an inspection and test of the installation
will be made on the ................day of 20 ....... at.......... a.m/p.m. and that the person who is in charge of
the installation is required to be present during the inspection and test and to give such assistance as
may be required.

A fee of RM.......shall be paid within............days of this Notice.

Date:.......................

Place: .........................................
.......................................
Energy Commission

FORM E

(regulation 5)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

NOTICE OF FOLLOW-UP INSPECTION

To:.....................................................................................................................................................................
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of.......................................................................................................................................................................

You are hereby notified that in accordance with section 21 of the Electricity Supply Act 1990 an
inspection and test of your installation at
...............................................................................................................................................................................................

will be made on the ........day of.....20.....at ..........a.m/p.m. and that the person in charge of the
installation is required to be present during the inspection and test and to give such assistance as may
be required.

A fee of RM..........shall be paid within.........days of this Notice.

Date:........................

Place:.......................
.....................................
Energy Commission
Licence No.: Serial No.:

FORM F

(regulation 9)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

LICENCE FOR PRIVATE INSTALLATION

In accordance with the section 9 of the Electricity Supply Act 1990, the Commission, with the approval of
the Minister, hereby grants a licence
to............................................................................................................................................................................................
use, work and operate, in accordance with the Electricity Regulations 1994, an electrical installation
at............................................................................................ for the supply and use of electricity solely to
or on the property and premises
of..........................................................................................................................................................subject
to the following conditions:

(state)

Dated the day of .............. 20.........

Granted by
........................................
Energy Commission

FORM G

(regulation 14)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990
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SUPERVISION AND COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

To:............................................................................................

(Name & Address of owner/management of installation (see notes overleaf)

PART 1: DETAILS OF THE INSTALLATION

Client:

Address:

This installation is a/an new installation/addition/alteration to existing installation*

PART 2: SUPERVISION AND COMPLETION

I, being the competent person responsible (as indicated by my signature below) for the supervision and
completion of the electrical work in the installation described in Part 1, particulars of which are described
in the Schedule of Drawings in Part 3, CERTIFY that such work for which I have been responsible is to
the best of my knowledge and belief in accordance with the Electricity Regulations 1994.

The extent of liability of the signatory is limited to the electrical work described in Part 1 of this Certificate.

For the supervision and completion of the electrical work:

Name (In Block Letters): Certificate of Competency:
Wireman with Single/
Three Phase Restriction*
For and on behalf of: Certificate of Competency No.:
Address:
Signature: Date:
PART 3: SCHEDULE OF DRAWINGS

Each drawing listed below shall bear the following undertaking:

I hereby confirm that the electrical work listed in this drawing has been su-
pervised by me and completed in accordance with the Electricity Regulations
1994.
Name:
Wireman with Single/Three Phase Restriction*
Type of Certificate of Competency:

Certificate of Competency No:

For and On Behalf Of:
Address:
Signature: Date:

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
NOTES:
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1. The Supervision and Completion Certificate required by regulation 12 of the Electricity

Regulations 1994 shall be made out and signed by a competent person in respect of the
supervision and completion of the electrical work.
2. This Certificate will indicate the responsibility for the supervision and completion of the
electrical work, whether in relation to a new installation or further work on an existing
installation.
3. When making out and signing a certificate on behalf of a company or other business entity
an individual shall state for whom he is acting.
4. Additional certificates may be required as clarification for larger or complicated electrical
work.
5. The signature appended is that of a competent person authorised by the company
executing the work of supervision and completion of the electrical work.
6. The page numbers of each sheet should be indicated together with the total number of the
sheets involved.
7. The owner or management of the installation shall submit the Supervision and Completion
Certificate and Test Certificate (Forms G and H of the First Schedule) to the licensee or
supply authority, as the case may be, in order to receive electricity from the licensee or
supply authority.
8. On receipt of the Certificates in paragraph 7, the licensee or supply authority shall from that
time onwards supply electricity as requested by the owner or management of the
installation.

__________________________________________________________________

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

FORM H

(regulation 14)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

TEST CERTIFICATE

To:............................................................................................

(Name & Address of owner/management of installation)(see notes overleaf)

PART 1: DETAILS OF THE INSTALLATION

Client:

Address:

This installation is a/an new installation/addition/alteration to existing installation*

PART 2: TEST

I, being the competent person responsible (as indicated by my signature below) for the testing of the
installation described in Part I, particulars of which are described in the Schedule of Drawings in Part 3
and Schedule of Test Results in Part 4, CERTIFY that the such installation for which I have been
responsible is to the best of my knowledge and belief in accordance with the Electricity Regulations 1994
and that such installation is ready and safe to receive electricity from or be given electricity by the
licensee or supply authority, as the case may be.
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The extent of liability of the signatory is limited to the installation described in Part 1 of this Certificate.

For the Test of the installation:

Name (In Block Letters): Type of Certificate of Competency:
For and on behalf of: Certificate of Competency No.:
Address:
Signature: Date:
PART 3: SCHEDULE OF DRAWINGS

Each drawing listed below shall bear the following undertaking:

I hereby confirm that the electrical work listed in this Drawing has been
tested by me in accordance with the Electricity Regulations 1994.
Name:
Type of Certificate of Competency:
Certificate of Competency No.:

For and On Behalf Of:

Address:
Signature: Date:

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
PART 4: SCHEDULE OF TEST RESULTS

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
NOTES:

1. The Test Certificate required by regulation 13 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 shall be
made out and signed by a competent person in respect of the test of the installation.
2. This Certificate will indicate the responsibility for the test of the installation, whether in
relation to a new installation or further work on an existing installation.
3. When making out and signing a certificate on behalf of a company or other business entity,
an individual shall state for whom he is acting.
4. Additional certificates may be required as clarification for larger or complicated electrical
work.
5. The signature appended is that of a competent person authorised by the company
executing the test of the installation.
6. The page numbers of each sheet should be indicated together with the total number of the
sheets involved.
7. The owner or management of the installation shall submit the Supervision And Completion
Certificate and Test Certificate (Forms G and H of the First Schedule) to the licensee or
supply authority, as the case may be. in order to receive electricity from the licensee or
supply authority.
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8. On receipt of the Certificates referred to in paragraph 7, the licensee or supply authority

shall henceforth supply electricity as requested by the owner or management of the
installation.

__________________________________________________________________

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

FORM I

(regulation 68)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

INSPECTION CERTIFICATE

To:.............................................................................................

(Energy Commission) (see notes overleaf)

PART 1: DETAILS OF THE INSTALLATION
Client:
Address:
No. of Shifts: Voltage: Ampere
PART 2: VISIT AND INSPECTION OF INSTALLATION

I, being the competent person responsible (as indicated by my signature below) for the visit and
inspection of the installation described in Part I, CERTIFY that such installation for which I am
responsible and have visited and inspected on is to the best of my knowledge and belief in accordance
with the Electricity Regulations 1994 except for the defects and departures, if any. stated in Part 3 of this
Certificate.

The installation is safe for its operation.

The extent of liability of the signatory is limited to the installation described in Part 1 of this Certificate.

For the Visit and Inspection of the installation:

Name (In Block Letters): Type of Certificate of Competency:
For and on behalf of: Certificate of Competency No.:
Address:
Signature: Date:
PART 3: DEFECTS AND DEPARTURES

(1) The following departures from the Electricity Regulations 1994, have been brought to the
notice and attention of the owner, management or licensee of the installation in writing for
his due compliance:
(a)
(b)
(c)
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(d)

(2) The following defects which are likely to cause danger have been brought to the notice and
attention of the owner, management or licensee of the installation in writing for him to make
good or rectify:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)

(3) The following defects which are likely to cause danger have been isolated or removed:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)

NOTES:

1. The Inspection Certificate required by regulation 68 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 shall
be made out and signed by a competent person in respect of the visit and inspection of the
installation.
2. This Certificate will indicate the responsibility for the visit and inspection of the installation.
3. When making out and signing a certificate on behalf of a company or other business entity,
an individual shall state for whom he is acting.
4. Additional certificates may be required as clarification for larger or complicated installation.
5. The signature appended is that of a competent person authorised by the company
executing the visit and inspection of the installation.
6. The page numbers of each sheet should be indicated together with the total number of the
sheets involved.
7. The voltage and amperes stated in Part 1 shall be that of connected system voltage of the
licensee or supply authority and the total amperes consumed by the installation
respectively.
Certificate No.: No.

FORM J

(regulation 56)
ENERGY COMMISSION
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY AS AN ELECTRICAL SERVICES ENGINEER

....................................................................................................

(Name)

Identity Card No.:.................... Date of Birth:............. having been examined and found to possess the
qualifications prescribed by the Electricity Regulations 1994 made under the Electricity Supply Act 1990,
this Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Services Engineer is issued to him and shall not be used
by any other person.
PHOTO
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RESTRICTION, IF ANY:

PLACE:

DATE:
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

In the event of this Certificate coming into the possession of any person other than the person to whom it
has been issued it shall be returned forthwith to the Energy Commission.
Certificate No.: No.

FORM K

(regulation 56)
ENERGY COMMISSION ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY AS A COMPETENT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Identity Card No.:.......................................Date of Birth:................................having been examined and

found to possess the qualifications prescribed by the Electricity Regulations 1994 made under the
Electricity Supply Act 1990 this Certificate of Competency as a Competent Electrical Engineer is issued
to him and shall not be used by any other person.
PHOTO

RESTRICTION, IF ANY:

PLACE:

DATE
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

In the event of this Certificate coming into the possession of any person other than the person to whom it
has been issued it shall be returned forthwith to the Energy Commission.
Certificate No.: No.

FORM L

(regulation 56)
ENERGY COMMISSION
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY AS AN ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR

...............................................................................................................................................................................................

((Name)

Identity Card No. :..............................Date of Birth:.......................................having been examined and

found to possess the qualifications prescribed by the Electricity Regulations 1994 made under the
Electricity Supply Act 1990, this Certificate of Competency as an Electrical Supervisor is hereby issued
to him and shall not be used by any other person.
PHOTO

RESTRICTION, IF ANY:

PLACE:

DATE:
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

In the event of this Certificate coming into the possession of any person other than the person to whom it
has been issued it shall be returned forthwith to the Energy Commission.
Certificate No.: No.

FORM M

(regulation 56)
ENERGY COMMISSION
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY AS A CHARGEMAN

Identity Card No.:.....................Date of Birth:....................having been examined and found to possess

the qualifications prescribed by the Electricity Regulations 1994 made under the Electricity Supply Act
1990 this Certificate of Competency as a Chargeman is hereby issued to him and shall not be used by
any other person.
PHOTO

CATEGORY:

RESTRICTION, IF ANY:

PLACE:
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

In the event of this Certificate coming into the possession of any person other than the person to whom it
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has been issued it shall be returned forthwith to the Energy Commission.

Certificate No.: No.

FORM N

(regulation 56)
ENERGY COMMISSION
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY AS A WIREMAN

...........................................................................................................................................................................

(Name)

Identity Card No.:..................Date of Birth:.................. having been examined and found to possess the
qualifications prescribed by the Electricity Regulations 1994 made under the Electricity Supply Act 1990
this Certificate of Competency as a Wireman is hereby issued to him and shall not be used by any other
person.
PHOTO

CATEGORY:

RESTRICTION, IF ANY:

PLACE:
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

In the event of this Certificate coming into the possession of any person other than the person to whom it
has been issued it shall be returned forthwith to the Energy Commission.
Certificate No.: No.

FORM O

(regulation 56)
ENERGY COMMISSION
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY AS A CABLE JOINTER

........................................................................................................................

(Name)

Identity Card No.:..................Date of Birth:............. having been examined and found to possess the
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qualifications prescribed by the Electricity Regulations 1994 made under the Electricity Supply Act 1990
this Certificate of Competency as a Cable Jointer is hereby issued to him and shall not be used by any
other person.
PHOTO

CATEGORY:

RESTRICTION, IF ANY:

PLACE:
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

In the event of this Certificate coming into the possession of any person other than the person to whom it
has been issued it shall be returned forthwith to the Energy Commission.

FORM P

(regulation 71)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRICAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

In accordance with regulation 71 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 this Certificate is issued
to.................................................................................................

(name of holder)

and authorises the holder to carry on the business of electrical engineering services as an Electrical
Services
Contractor..............................................................................................................................................................................

(address of business end branches)

to an approximate operational voltage of:

500 and above 275 132 66 33 11 0.415
*kilovolts

for a period of..........year(s)** from the date of issue/renewal* shown below:

Date of issue/renewal*:..............................................
Date of expiry:..............................................
Registration No.:..............................................
Fee RM:..............................................
.......................................
Energy Commission
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__________________________________________________________________

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and not more than five years.

FORM Q

(regulation 75)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

In accordance with regulation 75 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 this Certificate is issued to

...................................................................................................

(name of holder)

and authorises the holder to carry on the business of electrical work as an Electrical Contractor at
............................................................................................

(address of business and branches)

under Class
A B C D

for a period of...........................year(s)**from the date of issue/renewal* shown below:

Date of issue/renewal*:..............................................

Date of expiry: ................................................

Registration No.: ..............................................

Fee RM: ........................................................

.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and not more than five years.

FORM R

(regulation 80)
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ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS A PRIVATE WIRING UNIT

In accordance with regulation 80 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 this Certificate is issued to

....................................................................................................

(name of holder)

and authorises the holder to carry out wiring work as a Private Wiring Unit
at............................................................................................................................................................................................

(address of business and branches)

confined to within the boundary of the property of the owner for a period
of.....................................................................year(s)** from the date of issue/renewal* shown below:

Date of issue/renewal*:..............................................

Date of expiry: ................................................

Registration No.: ..............................................

Fee RM: .......................:................................

................................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and not more than five years.

FORM S

(regulation 84)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRIC SIGN CONTRACTOR

In accordance with regulation 84 of the Electricity Regulations 1994, this Certificate is issued to

...........................................................................................................................................................

(name of holder)

and authorises the holder to carry on the business as an Electric Sign Contractor
at............................................................................................................................................................................................

(address of business and branches)

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for a period of...........year(s)** from the date of issue/renewal* shown below:

Date of issue/renewal*:..............................................

Date of expiry: ................................................

Registration No.: ..............................................

Fee RM: ........................................................

.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and not more than five years.

FORM T

(regulation 88)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRICAL REPAIR CONTRACTOR

In accordance with regulation 88 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 this Certificate is issued to

........................................................................................................................................................................................................

(name of holder)

and authorises the holder to carry on the business of checking, servicing and repair of electrical
appliances as an Electrical Repair Contractor
at............................................................................................................................................................................................

(address of business and branches)

for a period of ...........year(s)** from the date of issue/renewal* shown below:

Date of issue/renewal*:...........................

Date of expiry:...............................................................

Registration No.:............................................................

Fee RM: ........................................................

.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________
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* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and more than five years.

FORM U

(regulation 92)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS A SWITCHBOARD MANUFACTURER

In accordance with regulation 92 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 this Certificate is issued
to............................................................................................................................................................................................

(name of company or firm)

and authorises the holder to carry on the business of manufacturing switchboards to an approximate
operational voltage of:
33 11 0.600
*kilovolts

as a switchboard manufacturer at
...............................................................................................................................................................................................
(address of company or firm and branches)

for a period of ......year(s)** from the date of issue/renewal* shown below:

Date of issue/renewal*: .......................

Date of expiry: .....................................................

Registration No.: .....................................................

Fee RM: .............................................

.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and not exceeding five years.

FORM V

(regulation 97)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL

In accordance with regulation 97 of the Electricity Regulations 1994, this Certificate is issued to

....................................................................................................

(name of impeller)

at............................................................................................

(address)

and approval is given to

import display1 sell advertise

the equipment the description of which are set out below direct
from............................................................................................

(name and country of manufacturer)

and the equipment is in compliance with:

(a) Standard: ......................

(b) Type Test Report No.: ..............

for a period of........year(s)** from the date of issue/renewal* shown hereunder subject to the following
conditions:

(state)
Date of issue/renewal*: .................. Expiry Date: ..............
Approval No.: .................. Fee RM: ..............

Description of Equipment

Equipment: ..............................................

Trade Name: ..............................................

Type/Model: ..............................................

Specification of Equipment
Voltage ................. Volts Power ............. watts
Frequency .................. Hz Current ................ Amp
.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

1. Equipment approved is intended to be displayed only and not to be sold, installed or used.

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and not more than five years.
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FORM W

(regulation 97)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL

In accordance with regulation 97 of the Electricity Regulations 1994 this Certificate is issued

to............................................................................................

(name of holder's company)

at............................................................................................

(address)

and approval is given to --

manufacture display1 sell advertise

the equipment, the description of which is set out below direct

from............................................................................................

....................................................................................................

(name of manufacturer)

....................................................................................................

(address of manufacturer)

and the equipment is in compliance with:

(a) Standard: .....................

(b) Type Test Report No.: .............

for a period of.......................year(s)**from the date of issue/renewal* shown hereunder subject to the
following conditions:

(state)
Date of issue/renewal*: .................. Expiry Date: ..............
Approval No.: .................. Fee RM: ..............

Description of Equipment

Equipment:..............................................

Trade Name:..............................................

Type/Model:..............................................

Specification of Equipment
Voltage ................. Volts Power ............. watts
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Frequency .................. Hz Current ................ Amp

.......................................
Energy Commission

__________________________________________________________________

1. Equipment approved is intended to be displayed only and not to be sold, installed or used.

* Delete whichever is not applicable.

** Not less than one year and not more than five years.

FORM X

(regulation 114)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

NO.:.............

COMMISSION'S AUTHORISED OFFICER'S IDENTITY CARD

PHOTO

Full Name:.....................................

Identity Card No.:.............................

Signature of Holder:.......................

1. The holder of this card whose name and photograph appear above is an authorised officer
authorised by the Minister under section 4A of the Electricity Supply Act 1990.
2. Under section 5 of the Electricity Supply Act 1990, he may, the purpose of discharging any
of his duties or for carrying out any of his functions under the Act or any regulations made
thereunder, enter any land, house or building.
3. A person who finds this card shall surrender the card to the Energy Commission.

Date of issue:
.......................................
Energy Commission

FORM Y

(regulation 117)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

SUMMONS TO AN ASSESSOR

To:................................................................................................
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of..................................................................................................

Whereas you have been nominated by the Minister of...............................to serve as an assessor in an
enquiry to be held under section 34 of the Electricity Supply Act 1990, you are hereby summoned to
attend in person at the office at on the......................................................................................day
of..............20..................at.....................................................................o'clock to serve in the capacity of
an assessor in the enquiry and you are not to depart from thence without my leave.

Given under my hand the............. day of..............20...................

.......................................
Head of the Enquiry

FORM Z

(regulation 117)
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990

SUMMONS TO A WITNESS

To: .............................................................................................
of................................................................................................

Whereas an enquiry is to be held under section 34 of the Electricity Supply Act 1990 in connection with
.....................................................and it appears to the person appointed by the Minister to lead the
enquiry that you are likely to be able to give material evidence in respect of the following matter in
question:

...............................................................................................................................................................................................

You are hereby summoned under section 35 of the Act to appear before the person appointed by the
Minister to lead the enquiry at the office
at............................................................................................................................................................................................

on the day of 20 at o'clock to testify what you know concerning the matter in question and you are not to
depart from the office without my leave.

Given under my hand the day of..........20...........

.......................................
Head of the Enquiry".

SCHEDULE II

PART I

(regulation 4)

FEES FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

1. Fees according to the following scale shall be payable for the Issuance of Certificate of
Registration under regulation 4:
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Installation Capacity Annual Fee

1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years
(a) for each installation RM20 RM40 RM60 RM80 RM100
of 10 kilowatts or
less
(b) for each installation RM150 RM300 RM450 RM600 RM750
above 10 kilowatts
to 50 kilowatts
(c) for each installation RM500 RM 1,000 RM 1,500 RM2.000 RM2.500
above 50 kilowatts
to 100 kilowatts
(d) for each installation RM 1.000 RM2.000 RM3,000 RM4.000 RM5.000
above 100 kilowatts
to 300 kilowatts
(e) for each installation RM 1,500 RM3.000 RM4,500 RM6.000 RM7.500
above 300 kilowatts
to 600 kilowatts
(f) for each installation RM2,000 RM4.000 RM6,000 RM8,000 RM 10.000
above 600 kilowatts
2. For the purpose of this part, "installation capacity" means the maximum level of electrical power
at which an installation can be used, worked on or operated over a period of time without
causing damage to any part of the installation: however, for a transmission or distribution
system, it shall be the maximum level of electrical power which the system is expected or
required to supply over a period of time, whichever is the higher.

PART IA

(subregulation 10(3))

FEES FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A LICENCE FOR A PRIVATE INSTALLATION

1. Fees according to the following scale shall be payable for the issuance of a licence for a private
installation under subregulation 10(3):
Installation Capacity Fees per a year
(a) for each installation of 10 kilowatts or less RM20
(b) for each installation above 10 kilowatts to RM150
50 kilowatts
(c) for each installation above 50 kilowatts to RM500
100 kilowatts
(d) for each installation above 100 kilowatts RM 1,000
to 300 kilowatts
(e) for each installation above 300 kilowatts RM 1,500
to 600 kilowatts
(f) for each installation above 600 kilowatts RM2,000
2. For the purpose of this part, "installation capacity" means the maximum level of electrical power
at which an installation can be used, worked on or operated over a period of time without
causing damage to any part of the installation; however, for a transmission or distribution
system, it shall be the maximum level of electrical power which the system is expected or
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required to supply over a period of time, whichever is the higher.

PART II

FEES FOR INSPECTION AND TEST OF INSTALLATION

Fees according to the following rates shall be charged for inspection and test of the following installations:
Capacity of Installation Fees per inspection and test
(a) for each installation of 50 kilowatts or lower RM50
(b) for each installation above 50 kilowatts to 100 RM 100
kilowatts
(c) for each installation above 100 kilowatts to 300 RM150
kilowatts
(d) for each installation above 300 kilowatts to 600 RM200
kilowatts
(e) for each installation above 600 kilowatts to 1,000 RM250
kilowatts
(f) for each installation above 1,000 kilowatts RM300

PART III

(regulation 10)

FOR PUBLIC INSTALLTIONS OTHER THAN GENERATION REFERRED TO IN SUBREGULATION 10(2)

The rates to be used for the purpose of determining the fees for 12 months payable on the issue or renewal
of a licence for a public installation shall be as follows:

(a) before the commissioning of any part of the installation--

1 sen per kilowatt based on the installation capacity as specified in the licence;
(b) after the whole installation or any part of it has been completed, successfully commissioned
and is ready to deliver energy to any person:
Installation Capacity Types of Activities
Generation Transmission Distribution
Where the aggregate RM1.50/kW RM0.30/kW RM0.40/kW
power is 5 kW and above

For the purpose of determining the fees payable under paragraph (b), the capacity of the installation
shall be--
(i) where part of the installation has been completed, successfully commissioned and is
ready to deliver energy to any person--

the maximum installation capacity commissioned during the relevant 12 months; or

(ii) after the whole installation has been completed, successfully commissioned and is ready
to deliver energy to any person--

the installation capacity as specified in the licence;

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(c) where two or more of the circumstances provided in paragraph (a) or subparagraph (b)(i) or (ii)
occur during the 12 month period from the date of issuance of the licence or during any
subsequent 12 month period, the annual fees payable for the 12 month period shall be based
on the circumstances in paragraph (a) or subparagraph (b)(i) or (ii), whichever is the higher;
(d) any difference between the annual fees which have been paid and the annual fees, which shall
be paid in accordance with paragraph (c) for the 12 month period, shall be paid within one
month from the date of occurrence of the circumstances which require a higher fee to be paid;
(e) where a licence is given for two or more activities, the licensee is only required to pay the
highest of the fees;
(f) in the calculation of the installation capacity, kilowatt (kW) is taken as 0.8 x kilo volt-ampere
(kVA);
(g) for any licence issued before the date of coming into operation of this Part, the fees prescribed
in this Part shall be applied on the date that the next annual fees are due and apyable; and
(h) notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, the minimum fees payable under this Part shall be
RM 100.00;
(i) For the purposes of this Part--

"commissioning"
means the inspection, tests and trial operations carried out on an equipment or
installation or any part of it to verify and ascertain that the equipment or
installation has been manufactured, fabricated, constructed, installed, set or
adjusted according to the relevant safety, operational and performance
requirements so that it is ready to be used, worked or operated;

"installation capacity"
means the maximum level of electrical power which an installation can be used,
worked or operated over a period of time without causing damage to any part of
the installation; however, for a transmission or distribution system, it shall be the
maximum level of electrical power, which the system is expected or required to
supply over a period of time, whichever is the higher.

PART IIIA

(subregulation 10(2))

FEES FOR PUBLIC INSTALLATION FOR GENERATING ELECTRICITY

USING BIOMASS, HYDRO POWER, SOLAR POWER, GEOTHERMAL POWER,

WIND POWER, WAVES AND TIDES SOURCES WITH AGGREGATE

POWER NOT EXCEEDING 10 MEGAWATTS

The rates to be used for 12 months payable on the issue or renewal of a licence for a public installation, for
generating electricity using biomass, hydro power, solar power, geothermal power, wind power, waves and
tides sources with aggregate power not exceeding 10 Megawatts (MW) shall be as follows:

(a) before the commissioning of any part of the installation --

1 sen per kilowatt based on the installation capacity as specified in the licence;
(b) after the whole installation or any part of it has been completed, successfully commissioned
and is ready to supply electricity to any person or utility --
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RM1.50 for each kilowatt (kW) where the aggregate power of the installation capacity is more
than 5 kW and above.

For the purpose of determining the fees payable under paragraph (b) the capacity of the
installation shall be --
(i) where part of the installation has completed, successfully commissioned and ready to
supply electricity to any person or utility --

the maximum installation capacity commissioned during the relevant 12 months; or

(ii) after the whole installation has been completed, successfully commissioned and is ready
to supply electricity to any person or utility --

the installation capacity as specified in the licence;

(c) in the calculation on of the installation capacity, kilowatt (kW) is taken as 0.8 x kilo volt-ampere
(kVA);
(d) for any licence that has been granted before the date of coming into operation of this Part, the
fees prescribed this Part shall apply to the date the next annual fees are due and payable;
(e) notwithstanding paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (d), the minimum fees payable under this Part shall
be RM 100.00 and the maximum fees shall be RM2,000.00; and
(f) for the purposes of this Part--

"installation capacity"
means the maximum level of electrical power at which an installation can be
used, worked on or operated over a period of time without causing damage to any
part of the installation; however, for a transmission or distribution system, it shall
be the maximum level of electrical power which the system is expected or
required to supply over a period of time, whichever is the higher.

"commissioned"
means the inspection, tests and trial operations carried out on an equipment or
installation or any part of it to verify and ascertain that the equipment or
installation has been manufactured, fabricated, constructed, installed, set or
adjusted according to the relevant safety, operational and performance
requirements so that it is ready to be used, worked on or operated.

PART IIIB

(regulation 52)

FEES FOR ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY

The following fees shall be payable for the issuance of temporary Certificates of Competency:
Fees
(a)temporary Certificate of Competency as an Elec- RM200
trical Services Engineer
(b)temporary Certificate of Competency as a Com- RM200
petent Electrical Engineer
(c)temporary Certificate of Competency as a Electric- RM150
al Supervisor
(d)temporary Certificate of Competency as a RM100
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Chargeman

PART IV

(regulation 54)

FEES FOR EXAMINATION FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ON, ENDORSEMENT OF REISSUANCE

AND REPLACEMENT OF CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY

Fee according to the following scale shall be charged for the following examinations for the Certificates of
Competency held under these Regulations, for the removal of restrictions on, the endorsement of, and for
the replacement of lost and damaged Certificates of Competency, as provided in these Regulations:
Examination/Replacement/ Endorsement of/Issuance Fees
of Certificates
(a) for examination for a Certificate of Competency RM200
as an Electrical Services Engineer
(b) for examination for a Certificate of Competency RM200
as a Competent Electrical Engineer
(c) for examination for a Certificate of Competency RM150
as an Electrical Supervisor
(d) for examination for a Certificate of Competency RM100
as a Chargeman
(e) for examination for a Certificate of Competency RM50
as a Wireman
(f) for examination for a Certificate of Competency RM 50
(g) for replacement of any Certificate of Competency RM300
as an Electrical Services Engineer
(h) for replacement of any Certificate of Competency RM300
as a Competent Electrical Engineer
(i) for replacement of any Certificate of Competency RM250
as an Electrical Supervisor
(j) for replacement of any Certificate of Competency RM200
as a Chargeman
(k) for replacement of any Certificate of Competency RM100
as a Wireman
(l) for replacement of any Certificate of Competency RM100
as a Cable Jointer
(m) for endorsement of any Certificate of Compet- RM50
ency
(n) for reissuance of any Certificate of Competency RM 20

PART V

(regulation 63)

FEES FOR REGISTRATION OF COMPETENT PERSONS

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The following fees shall be payable for the registration of competent persons of the appropriate category
within the age limits as specified in regulation 63:
Competent Person Registration Fees
1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years
(a) Electrical Services RM200 RM400 RM600 RM800 RM1000
Engineer
(b) Competent Electric- RM150 RM300 RM450 RM600 RM750
al Engineer
(c) Electrical Supervisor RMI00 RM200 RM300 RM400 RM500
(d) Chargeman (all cat- RM50 RM100 RM150 RM200 RM250
egories)
(e) Wireman (all cat- RM20 RM40 RM60 RM80 RMI00
egories)
(f) Cable Jointer RM30 RM60 RM90 RM120 RM150

PART VI

(regulation 65)

COMPETENT PERSONS TO SUBMIT PLANS, DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS

Competent Person Prepare and Submit to Voltage/Ampere Limit of Installation
(a) Wireman with Single Phase Re- Licensee or supply authority Low voltage single phase only
striction
(b) Wireman with Three Phase Re- Licensee or supply authority Low voltage and receiving electricity
striction from licensee or supply authority via
a switchgear rated at 60 amperes
and below
(c) Electrical Supervisor Licensee or supply authority Low voltage and receiving electricity
from licensee or supply authority via
a switchgear rated at 100 amperes
and below
(d) Competent Electrical Engineer Licensee or supply authority Low voltage only
who is not registered with the Board
of Engineers as a Professional En-
gineer
(e) Competent Electrical Engineer Any person or authority in No limit
who is registered with the Board of Malaysia
Engineers as a Professional Engin-
eer
(f) Electrical Services Engineer who Any person or authority in No limit
is registered with the Board of En- Malaysia
gineers as a Professional Engineer

PART VII

(regulation 74)
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FEES FOR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRICAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

The following fees shall be payable for the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Registration as an
Electrical Services Contractor working at the following appropriate operational voltage:
Years Operational Voltage in Kilovolts
(a) Above 33 kV (b) 11 kV to 33 kV (c) Below 11 kV
Initial Fees Renewal Fees Initial Fees Renewal Fees Initial Fees Renewal Fees
1 year RM2,000 RM 1,000 RM1,000 RM500 RM500 RM250
2 years RM3,000 RM2,000 RM 1,500 RM 1,000 RM750 RM500
3 years RM4,000 RM3.000 RM2,000 RM 1,500 RM 1,000 RM750
4 years RM5,000 RM4,000 RM2,500 RM2,000 RM 1,250 RM 1,000
5 years RM6.000 RM5,000 RM3.000 RM2,500 RM 1,500 RM 1,250

PART VIII

(regulation 79)

FEES FOR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

The following fees shall be payable for the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Registration as an
Electrical Contractor of the appropriate class:
Years Classification
Class A (b) Class B (c) Class C (d) Class D
Initial Fees Renewal Initial Fees Renewal Initial Fees Renewal Initial Fees Renew-
Fees Fees Fees al Fees
1 year RM 2.001) RM 1.000 R Ml. 000 RM500 RM300 RM150 RMI00 RM50
2 years RM3.000 RM 2,000 R Ml,500 RM1.000 RM450 RM300 RM150 RM100
3 years RM4.000 RM3.000 RM2.000 R Ml,500 RM600 RM450 RM200 RM150
4 years RM5.000 RM4.000 RM2.500 RM2.000 RM750 RM600 RM250 RM200
5 years RM6,000 RM5.000 RM3.000 RM2.500 RM900 RM750 RM300 RM250

PART IX

(regulation 83)

FEES FOR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS A PRIVATE WIRING UNIT

The following fees shall be payable for the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Registration as a Private
Wiring Unit:
1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years
Initial Fees RM300 RM500 RM700 RM900 RM1J00
Renewal Fees RM200 RM400 RM600 RM800 RM1,000

PART X
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(regulation 87)

FEES FOR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRIC SIGN CONTRACTOR

The following fees shall be payable for the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Registration as an Electric
Sign Contractor:
1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years
Initial Fees RM500 RM800 RM200 RM 1,400 RM 1,700
Renewal Fees RM300 RM600 RM900 RM 1,200 RM 1,500

PART XI

(regulation 91)

FEES FOR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS AN ELECTRIC REPAIR CONTRACTOR

The following fees shall be payable for the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Registration as an Electric
Repair Contractor:
1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years
Initial Fees RM100 RM150 RM200 RM250 RM300
Renewal Fees RM50 RM100 RM150 RM200 RM250

PART XII

(regulation 96)

FEES FOR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS A SWITCHBOARD MANUFACTURER

The following fees shall be payable for the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Registration as a
Switchboard Manufacturer of the appropriate class:
Years " Classification
(a) Switchboard operated at low voltage (b) Switchboard operated at higher than
low voltage
Initial Fees Renewal Fees Initial Fees Renewal Fees
1 year RM600 RM300 RM3,000 RM2,000
2 years RM900 RM600 RM5,000 RM4,000
3 years RM 1,200 RM900 RM7,000 RM6,000
4 years RM1,500 RM 1,200 RM9,000 RM8,000 1
5 years RM 1,800 RM 1,500 RM11,000 RM 10,000

PART XIII

FEES FOR APPROVAL TO MANUFACTURE, IMPORT, DISPLAY, SELL OR ADVERTISE EQUIPMENT

The following fees shall be payable for the initial registration or renewal of approval for the manufacture,
import, display, sale or advertisement of each electrical equipment of the following appropriate voltage
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ratings:
Voltage rating Initial Fees for 12 months Renewal Fees for 12 months
(a) 240V... ... RM 200 RM 100
(b) 415V... ... RM 300 RM 200

THIRD SCHEDULE

(regulation 11)
CALCULATION OF MAXIMUM CURRENT DEMAND FOR DOMESTIC INSTALLATION

This Schedule gives the determination of the maximum current demand for an installation and includes the
current demand to be assumed for commonly used equipment.

The current demand of a final circuit is determined by summating the current demands of all points of
utilisation and equipment in the circuit and, where appropriate, making an allowance for diversity. Typical
current demands to be used for this summation are given in Table A.

The maximum current demand of a circuit supplying a number of final circuits may be assessed by using the
allowances for diversity given in Table B which are applied to the total current demand of all the equipment
supplied by that circuit and not by summating the current demands of the individual final circuits obtained as
outlined above. In Table B the allowances are expressed as percentages of the rated full load current of the
current-using equipment.

TABLE A

Current demand to be assumed for points of utilisation and current-using equipment

Point of utilisation or current-using equipment Current demand to be assumed
Socket outlets other than 2A socket outlets Rated current
Lighting outlet* Current equivalent to the connected load, with a min-
imum of 100W per lamp-holder
Electric clock, electric shaver supply unit, shaver May be neglected
socket, outlet, bell transformer, and current using
equipment of a rating not greater than 5 VA
Household cooking appliance The first 10A of the rated current plus 30% of the re-
mainder of the rated current plus 5A if a socket outlet
is incorporated in the control unit
All other stationary equipment Malaysian Standard rated current, or normal current

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* Note- Final circuits for discharge lighting are arranged so as to be capable of carrying the total steady current, viz. that of the
lamp(s) and any associated gear and also their harmonic currents. Where more exact information is not available, the demand
in volt-amperes is taken as the rated lamp watts multiplied by not less than 1.8. This multiplier is based upon the assumption
that the circuit is corrected to a power factor of not less than 0.85 lagging, and takes into account control gear losses and
harmonic currents.

TABLE B

Allowances for Diversity

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Purpose of final circuit fed from conductors or Individual household installations, including individual
switchgear to which diversity applies dwellings of a block
1. Lighting 66% of total current demand
2. Power 100% of total current demand up to 10 amperes +
50% of any current demand in excess of 10 Amperes
3. Cooking appliances 10 Amperes + 30% f.1 of connected cooking appli-
ances in excess of 10 Amperes + 5 Amperes if sock-
et outlet incorporated in unit
4. Water-heaters (instantaneous type)* 100% f.1. of largest appliance + 100% f.1. of 2nd
largest appliance + 25% f.1. of remaining appliances
5. Water-heaters (thermostatically controlled) No diversity allowable
6. Standard arrangements of final circuits using 100% of current demand of largest circuit + 40% of
socket outlets current demand of every other circuit

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* For the purpose of this Table, an instantaneous water-heater is deemed to be a water-heater of any loading which heats water
only while the tap is turned on and therefore uses electricity intermittenly.

# It is important to ensure that the distribution boards are of sufficient rating to take the total load connected
to them without the application of any diversity.
Made the 19th January 1994.

[(S) 15/223/353/22/4-1 Klt. 3; PN.(PU2)486.]

DATO' SERI S. SAMY VELLU,

Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts

LIST OF AMENDMENTS
Amending law Citation Date in force
P.U.(A)290/1994 Electricity(Amendment)Regulations 1994 01-08-1994
P.U.(A)40/1995 Electricity(Amendment)Regulations 1995 29-01-1995
P.U.(A)192/1998 Electricity(Amendment)Regulations 1998 15-05-1998
P.U.(A)397/1999 Electricity(Amendment)Regulations 1999 16-09-1999
P.U.(A)431/2003 Electricity(Amendment)Regulations 2003 15-11-2003

Unannotated Statutes of Malaysia - Subsidiary Legislations/ELECTRICITY REGULATIONS 1994

(P.U.(A)75/1994)

ELECTRICITY REGULATIONS 1994

CORRIGENDUM
[P.U.(A)75/1994]

IN the national language text of P.U. (A) 38 published on the 29th January 1994--

(i) substitute the words "Jadual Pertama" appearing in regulation 6 with the words "Jadual Kedua";
(ii) delete the word "Bekalan" appearing in line 7 of Form F;
(iii) delete the words "kilowatt;" in paragraph (i) of Form F;
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(iv) insert after paragraph (i) of Form F the following paragraph:

"(j) bahawa keupayaan yang dipasang bagi pepasangan

hendaklah..............................................kilowatt;"; and
(v) delete the word "Bekalan" appearing in line 1 of Forms Q, S, T, U dan W.
[(S) 15/223/353/22/4- 1/KIt. 3; PN. (PU2) 486.]