JABATAN KEJURUTERAAN ELEKTRIK

LAPORAN AKHIR KEJURUTERAAN

MUHAMMAD ASHRAF BIN ZULKIFLI

09DEE20F1030

MUN HEAN (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD

NO. 15, JALAN SS26/6 TAMAN MAYANG JAYA
47301 PETALING JAYA, SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN
MALAYSIA
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Thank God because with blessings and diligence, I was finally able to complete
this report as allowed for the award of the Diploma in Electronic Engineering (Computer).
I would like to express my gratitude & respect to Head of Project Management &
Technical Support Mun Hean Malaysia, En. Chong Swee Long for giving me the
opportunity to conduct Industrial Training for 20 weeks here. In every phase of the
internship, his supervision and guidance shaped this report to be completed perfectly.

In addition, I also do not forget the Technical support Engineer of Mun Hean
Malaysia, Mr Ronald Alexander Anthony Leo who always teach and manage matters
and take care of me while undergoing Industrial Training in this organization. Among the
engineers who have done a lot for me are En. Azrin Ridzwan (Project Sales Engineer),
Ms. Amirah Zafirah (Project Engineer) and En. Fakharul Radzy (Software Application
Engineer). During the period of my internship work, I have received generous help from
many quarters, which I like to put on record here with deep gratitude and great pleasure.
Without his kind direction and proper guidance, this study would have been a little
successful. In every phase of the project, his supervision and guidance shaped this
report to be completed perfectly.

I would like to express my gratitude & respect to my Academic Supervisor

Polytechnic Ibrahim Sultan did not forget the encouragement and guidance given during
the training period. I am grateful to Mr. Zulkifli bin Hassan and Mrs. Rosemawati binti
Mat Ali Piah (my parents), and my family members and my fellow intern to constant
guidance, support, and valuable suggestions during this internship. I could not have done
this without them. Thank you for being distressed, motivated me and my assistant. To all
of my friends and family, thank you for your support and deliberation.
 TABLE CONTENT

Chapter Title Page

JUDUL i
PENGESAHAN PELAJAR ii
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iii
TABLE CONTENT iv-v
LIST OF FIGURES vi
LIST OF TABLES vii
LIST OF ABBREVIATION viii
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ix
1 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND OF
THE ORGANIZATION / TRAINING
INDUSTRY

1.1 Introduction of Industrial Training

1.1.1 Introduction 1
1.1.2 Objectives of Industrial 2
Training
1.1.3 Importance of Industrial 3
Training

1.2 Company Background

1.2.1 Company Background and 4
Branches
1.2.2 Company Introduction 5
1.2.3 Company Location and 6
Contact
1.2.4 Core Business 7
1.2.5 Organization Chart and 8
Company Working Schedule
1.2.6 Company Schedule 8
2 WEEKLY PROGRESS SUMMARY
2.1 Introduction of Weekly Progress 9

2.2 Weekly Reflection 10 - 14

3 TECHNICAL REPORT

3.1 Introduction of Technical Report 15

3.1.1 Check the damage Meters 16 - 17

3.1.2 Visit sites to meter 18 - 20

maintenance

3.1.3 Solar installation 21 - 23

3.1.4 Comparison of Meters 24

4 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

4.1 Conclusion 25

4.2 Recommendation 26

REFERENCE / BIBLIOGRAPHY 27

APPENDIX 28 - 31
 LIST OF FIGURES

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND OF THE

ORGANIZATION / TRAINING INDUSTRY

• Chapter 1.2: Company Background

- Figure 1: Badge MUN HEAN MALAYSIA
- Figure 2: Picture of Company MUN HEAN MALAYSIA
- Figure 3: Picture of Google Map Location
- Figure 4: Picture of Official website of MUN HEAN MALAYSIA
- Figure 5: Picture of Core Business
- Figure 6: Picture of Organization Chart

CHAPTER 2: WEEKLY PROGRESS SUMMARY

• Chapter 2.1: Introduction of Weekly Progress

- Figure 7: Picture of Logbook Industrial Training

CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL REPORT

• Chapter 3.1: Introduction of Technical Report

- Figure 8: Picture of Bukit Aman Main Entrance
- Figure 9: Picture of Equipment/tools
- Figure 10: Picture of Notable Reference Comparison

APPENDIX

- Figure Appendix 1: Pictures of working at site PDRM BUKIT AMAN

- Figure Appendix 2: Pictures of Packing Capacitor bank to delivery
- Figure Appendix 3: Pictures of Training In ‘Program Working at
Height’
- Figure Appendix 4: Pictures of Checking devices
- Figure Appendix 5: Pictures of other works
 LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF ABBREVIATION
- Table 1: List of Abbreviation

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND OF THE

ORGANIZATION / TRAINING INDUSTRY

• Chapter 1.2: Company Background

- Table 2: Core Business
- Table 3: Company Schedule

CHAPTER 2: WEEKLY PROGRESS SUMMARY

• Chapter 2.1: Weekly Reflection

- Table 4: Weekly Summary

CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL REPORT

• Chapter 3.1: Introduction of Technical Report

- Table 5: Pictures of Main Activities
- Table 6: Pictures of main Devices and Components of
Industrial Electrical
- Table 7: Pictures of steps main Activity 1(i)
- Table 8: Pictures of steps main Activity 2(ii)
- Table 9: Pictures of Safety Precautions
- Table 10: Pictures of Presentation Solar
- Table 11: Pictures of steps main Activity 3(iii)
- Table 12: Tools and Function
 LIST OF ABBREVIATION

ABBREVIATION MEANING
MHM Mun Hean Malaysia
SPD Surge Protection Delay
PDRM Polis Diraja Malaysia
DPM Digital Power Monitering
DC Direct Current
AC Alternating Current
LI Latihan Industri
(Table 1: List of Abbreviation)
 CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND OF THE

ORGANIZATION / TRAINING INDUSTRY

1.3 Introduction of Industrial Training

1.3.1 Introduction

The Electronic Engineering Diploma course is one of the study courses offered
at Polytechnic Ibrahim Sultan (PIS) for three years. The 6th-semester students are
required to undergo Industrial Training (LI). This condition is fixed by the PIS
management with the LI period determined for sixes months. All students have this
period to undergo LI at any firm that chooses by themselves for LI. Overall, LI is learning
in terms of theory and practice that have to do outside of campus. PIS students should
all take this LI seriously because we can't ignore it as trivial. The LI helps to know the
real world of work experience.

Overall, industrial training provides many advantages and benefits to students.

During the training period, students are exposed to a variety of activities in the field of
duties, even though the job is not done entirely by students for security or regular
students were briefed and clear guidance and used enough as a piece of general
knowledge, as well as exposed to the actual working environment and can learn social
skills such as communication and social relationships.

In addition, the students will also know how the situation is in the workplace as
the work will be ready to practice what has learned during the period in Polytechnic.
Exposure is always emphasized during this LI to increase the student's knowledge in the
field skills and technical related to the course. Industrial training can also improve the
skill of cooperation and establish good relationships between fellow employees and
employers.
1.3.2 Objectives of Industrial Training

Industrial training is one of the most outstanding components for students to be

awarded the certificate diploma. In five months, those who want to be getting the
certificate diploma, the student must go to industrial training for a few months. From the
industrial training, the students will also develop skills in work ethics, communication,
management and others. Moreover, this practical training program allows students to
relate theoretical knowledge with its application in the manufacturing industry.

One of the objectives is to expose the students to real-life working experience

and expanding the knowledge in their specific field. Students will further learn about their
real- life profession. They will also experience what they need to do in order to finish their
works. It will help to prepare the students in this way they will easily fit in and fulfilled the
demands of their profession after they finish their course.

Then, to produce trustworthy workers with high responsibility and the ability to
cooperate with other staff. All tasks gave by the supervisor have to complete with a sense
of trustworthiness and full responsibility. This attitude is very important to ensure all
business entrusted to students were carried out flawlessly. Besides, it can train the
students to be honest employees not only to themselves but others as well. Of course,
the student to be punctuality with their time to submit the tasks.

In addition, following the Industrial Training, students can improve their own self-
confidence to improve and think more rationally in the handle which had been given by
the employer. During industrial training, students can assess their ability to work for
employers. The students themselves can infuse the spirit of productivity with the
challenges and obstacles that lie ahead. Hopefully with the Industrial Training which is
able to run to enhance the knowledge of students to enable them to contribute more
effectively towards national development in the future and to get a job that suits them
according to the skills they have learned.

In conclusion, the purpose of industrial training is to have an opportunity to apply

all knowledge or theories related to the field taken during the course of industrial training
with this experience of real-life work.
1.3.3 Importance of Industrial Training

The training is an opportunity for polytechnic students to prepare themselves before the
future real-work life and the work or task challenges that will follow. In addition, students
also have the opportunity to gain experience that cannot be in college. With the Industrial
Training many useful and valuable experience gained as supply before step in the work
life. It also can build self-confidence with the experiences and knowledge that gain during
industrial training. So, it is quite easy and convenient to carry out the work.

First of all, industrial training produces skilful and ready employees when they
take their first step into the working world. This is because by involving in certain
industrial training at the organization given to them, the student will be more skilful in
carrying out a job after they were explained on how to do the job by a more experienced
co-worker. Students who went through industrial training will be more mature in
conducting the work given to them. After the practical lessons, students will also be more
knowledgeable and understand matters related to their field of study.

This exercise can improve the ability of students to work hard and to work with
dedication and show a mature attitude toward the employer. At the same time, industrial
training can also encourage a student’s leadership ability and responsibility to perform
the tasks given by a supervisor. Besides that, the student will be more disciplined to
follow the rules and regulations of the firm when conducting industrial training. They will
be trained well for proper schedule planning and time management through industrial
training. This situation will be independent of students. Eventually, through this industrial
training, students can test their stamina and thinking abilities when facing a decision-
making situation and facing daily tasks given by their supervisor. Industrial Training is a
great and invaluable experience for industrial training students.

In conclusion, industrial training is an outstanding gain to all industrial training

students in contributing help to the development of the nation. Being a student, one can
acquire Industrial experiences and at the same time experience themselves the real-life
working environment at the Industrial training site. This opportunity also enables them to
further expand their knowledge while seizing the profession's ethical values as the basis
for their career in the future. Therefore, students must prepare themselves to become a
valuable asset to the esteemed organization or industry.
1.4 Company Background

1.4.1 Company Background and Branches

(Figure 1: Badge MUN HEAN MALAYSIA)

The Mun Hean group represents an extensive network throughout Asia providing
technical solutions in industrial electrical as its core expertise. The group has offices in
9 regions;

● Singapore ● Vietnam

● Malaysia ● Taiwan

● Indonesia ● China (Beijing and Shenzhen)

● Hong Kong ● Myanmar

● Philippines

The group started from Mun Hean Singapore Pte Ltd which was established in 1981 and
has long been the market leader in industrial electrical marketing. The group is the
exclusive agent for many leading international brands.
1.4.2 Company Introduction

MUN HEAN (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD

(Figure 2: Picture of Company MUN HEAN MALAYSIA)

Mun Hean (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. was established in 1981 and was one of the pioneers
in electrical engineering and technology. The Company started with 10 personnel and has
grown to about 100 today with departments in multiple disciplines and capabilities. Mun Hean
Malaysia specializes in providing solutions in energy management, power quality solution
and electrical protection in the Malaysian market. Their business model has been refined
over the years to provide full turnkey solutions, which include engineering, procurement,
construction and commissioning to customers from utility, infrastructure, industrial, to
commercial and domestic markets.

At the core of the company, is a strong team of engineering specialists, including

Professional Engineers registered with the Board of Engineers, Malaysia (BEM),
Professional Technologists registered with the Malaysia Board of Technologists (MBOT),
Electrical Energy Manager and Electrical Competent Persons registered with the Energy
Commission of Malaysia. This team actively conducts accredited technical seminars for
knowledge sharing and updating customers to the latest methodology and technology.
1.4.3 Company Location and Contact

(Figure 3: Picture of Google Map Location)

Address : No. 15, Jalan SS26/6 Taman Mayang Jaya 47301 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan Malaysia
No. Telephone : +603- 7804 2288
No. Fax : +603-7803 1185
Email Address : [email protected]
Official Website : http://munhean.com.my/

(Figure 4: Picture of Official website of MUN HEAN MALAYSIA)

1.4.4 Core Business

Mun Hean is specializing in the development and implementation of power quality

and energy efficiency solutions, backed with 40 years of experiences. With an in-depth
knowledge and expertise in this field, our fine team of professionals is capable of
providing a spectrum of services, which includes Power Quality study, technical
consultation, system designing, installation, testing, commissioning and excellent after-
sales support through our unique Power Quality and Energy Management Solutions, for
every business and application needs. The key divisions represented by Mun Hean
Malaysia are:

Lighting Protection Energy Management

(ELPS) (SEMS)

Power Quality Industrial Electrical

(PQMS) (IE)

Solar Photovoltaic
(REEE)

(Table 2: Core Business)

(Figure 5: Picture of Core Business)

1.4.5 Organization Chart and Company Working Schedule

(Figure 6: Picture of Organization Chart)

1.4.6 Company Schedule

Working Days : Monday – Friday

Working Hours : 8.30 am – 5.30 pm
Lunch Break : 12.30 pm – 1.30 pm
Weekend Leave : Saturday and Sunday

(Table 3: Company Schedule)

 CHAPTER 2

WEEKLY PROGRESS SUMMARY

2.3 Introduction of Weekly Progress

In undergoing industrial training, students are revealed to a whole lot of new things.
Apart from performing what we had learned in polytechnic, students also get the chance
to test it themselves by doing the assignments given to them according to their related
course. By doing so, students are able to further increase their confidence level upon
entering the working world. On the other hand, students had to obey every rule of the
firm and need on time. This will educate the students to be more disciplined and make
the students familiar with working hours when they go to work in the future. The Industrial
Training report book is a part of the assignment that considers proof for the record of
daily tasks related to the Industrial Training journey.

(Figure 7: Picture of Logbook Industrial Training)

2.4 Weekly Reflection

WEEKS ACTIVITIES

● Explaining about company background and

1st Week product
(30 Jan 2023 – 03 Feb 2023) ● Connect the laptop to a device
● Learn about types of meters
● Learn about the function to monitor system
energy management
● Take the reading by using modscan
software.

● Survey about protection delay

● Survey about electrical power monitoring
2nd Week
system.
(06 Feb 2023 – 10 Feb 2023)
● Survey about power monitoring devices.
● Attend program 'working at height'.
● Testing power meter
● Study about capacitor bank
3rd Week
● Assigned to do a comparison of Surge
(13 Feb 2023 – 17 Feb 2023)
Protection Delay (SPD) and Transducer.
● Join the online meeting 'Solar Talk'.

● Calculate reactive power (Q) and current (1)

of the capacitor bank
4th Week
● Assigned to do a comparison of Protection
(20 Feb 2023 – 24 Feb 2023)
Relay
● Update the new product detail in the
Protection Relay Excel sheet.
 ● Assigned to do the comparison of Janitza
Brands
5th Week
● Learn how to set value before delivery to
(27 Feb 2023 – 03 March 2023)
the customer.
● Calculate the reactive power (kVar) and
whether it is true or false due to the number
of capacitor bank
● Survey about Janitza’s brands

● Attend Solar Training at Astro in Bukit Jalil.

● Learn about specifications and parameters
6th Week
of Power Quality
(06 March 2023 – 10 March 2023)
● List all the models of meters and merge
them with Skyder Digital Power Meter.
● Start to connect the capacitor and read the
information about the capacitor bank that
printed sticker on the capacitor bank.
● Continue to connect the bracket with the
capacitor bank.
7th Week
● Double check all the nuts are tight.
(13 March 2023 – 17 March 2023)
● Re-arrange the capacitor bank box neatly.
● Start to paste the danger stickers on the
capacitor bank and the label number
stickers on the boxes.

● Continue to paste the danger stickers on the

capacitor bank and the label number
8th Week
stickers on the boxes.
(20 March 2023 – 24 March 2023)
● Re-arrange the capacitor bank box neatly
● Create Skyder Power Monitoring Device
catalogue by Canva.
● Do comparison Transducer with another 4
product which are AC&M, SIEMEN, ISKRA
and SACI.
 ● Assign to do comparison between
SCHEINDER PM5560 vs UMG96RM-E vs
9th Week
SKYDER E9X.
(27 March 2023 – 31 March 2023)
● Survey about some product catalogue.
● Paste TNB laminated label on the wrapped
box that ready to delivery.

10th Week ● Having a discussion about EV charger in

(03 April 2023 – 07 April 2023) Malaysia market.
● Create a comparison for several brands of
EV charge in Malaysia.
● Having a small EV charger Briefing by Mr.
Chong.

11st Week ● Overview the datasheet of all cars that use

(10 April 2023 – 14 April 2023) EV charger in Malaysia market.
● Re-check some components; separate dirty
and damage components.
● Survey about circuit of Digital Power Meter.
● Create a video about tutorial of setting
meter.

12th Week ● Compilation of Surge Protection Device

(17 April 2023 – 21 April 2023) datasheet.
● Have a short briefing about the Journey of
Grand Iftar and evening start the preparation
for the celebration.

13th Week ● Compile all the Prosurge datasheets and

(24 April 2023 – 28 April 2023) paste the datasheet link from website in the
Excel.
 ● Assign to recheck the specialization of the
Prosurge Model.

● Recheck REA200e device working properly

or not.
14th Week
● Record the device status and submit.
(01 May 2023 – 05 May 2023)
● Discuss about EV chargers with other intern
students.

15th Week ● Preparation for a visit site at Bukit Aman.

(08 May 2023 – 12 May 2023) ● Make sure all the safe precautions before
moving to Bukit Aman.
● Separate the works into 2 groups to handle
the system and check the device floor by
floor.
● Move to another building to check Chillars in
Bukit Aman.

16th Week ● Have a briefing about Power Control cable

(15 May 2023 – 19 May 2023) routers.
● Explain the arrangement of the multicable.
● Arrange the cable marker based on the list
given
● Visit a customer’s house to fix solar and take
some screenshots of the rooftop by using a
drone.
● Visit Astro at Bukit Jalil to install an inverter.
● Create video of setting OC and EF in Relay.

17th Week ● Arrange the cable marker based on the list

(22 May 2023 – 26 May 2023) given
● Help Mrs. Amirah to settle a few documents
in office.
 18th Week ● Visit Perodua at Rawang
(29 May 2023 – 02 June 2023) ● Attend “Pemantauan Latihan Industri” with
MR. ISMUL AZAM BIN ISMAIL.

● Arrange the cable marker based on the list

given
19th Week
● Finish the cable market task and store it
(05 June 2023 – 09 June 2023)
neatly
● Attend an interview conducted by Mr. Chong
for the Appendix E1 marks.

● Make sure all the task and assignments are

finish.
20th Week
● Hand over and submit all the assignments.
(12 June 2023 – 16 June 2023)
● Submit all the LI documents.

(Table 4: Weekly Summary)

 CHAPTER 3

TECHNICAL REPORT

3.2 Introduction of Technical Report

Technical reports lead to tasks or work that has been completed during the
training industry. Each assigned task must follow processes and procedures that
have been set it carried out in stages. Inside this chapter, students are asked to
report all activities carried out that involve a work process that has been performed
for 6 months at the company. Everything work involving these activities and
processes shall be done so that students can know and learn how to handle the work
well. In this Chapter, I will explain more ways of working while undergoing Industrial
Training at Mun Hean (Malaysia) for 20 weeks. This chapter also explains how
Maintenance works, Installation works, and Comparison works in more detail.
Furthermore, in this chapter, I will describe each relevant meaning using the work,
and equipment used. The following are the main activities/work (projects) that I do:

i) Check the damage meters

ii) Visit sites to meter maintenance
iii) Solar installation
iv) Comparison of Meters

(Table 5: Pictures of Main Activities)

3.2.1 Check the damage Meters

Throughout my LI placement at Mun Hean Malaysia, I have earned much

knowledge by handling hardware works. Checking the damaged Meters is under
Industrial Electrical which is one of the core businesses of Mun Hean Malaysia.
The following are the two main Devices and Components of Industrial Electrical.

i. Protection Relay
ii. Industrial Switchgear Switchboard Component

MH Protection Relay Industrial Switchgear Switchboard

Component

➢ Available for ➢ MH Analogue & Digital Panel Meters

▪ Over Current ➢ MH Current Transformers
▪ Earth Fault. ➢ Switchboard Component
▪ Combined OC/EF ➢ AC&M Digital Panel Meters & Power
▪ Earth Leakage Transducer
▪ Over/Under Voltage ➢ MH Automatic Transfer Switch
➢ IDMTL/DTL Relay with tripping curve ➢ SACI industrial Switchgear
selection Components
➢ Mechanical Trip Button (MTB) fault
Indication System comply ANSI 86
Lockout Relay
➢ OLED / LCD / LED display options
➢ 4 tripping history with built-in clock
Integrated surge arrestor
➢ Optional/Built-in Modbus RTU RS485
➢ Passed Stringent Environmental Test
based on IEC 60069-2-2 / 60068-2-
78/60068-2-30
➢ JKR EMAL Listed

(Table 6: Pictures of main Devices and Components of Industrial Electrical)

 Mun Hean customers will return the damaged devices or which devices not
working properly. The technicians of Mun Hean will check the damaged devices and
resent the new devices for installation. The following are the steps to check the damaged
device that return by customers.

Read and understand the problem

Connect with the main supply
mentioned by the customers in the
form.

Confirm whether the device is Once done all checking record the
powered up or not; check whether device status and label it “Okey” or
all the device button can click or “Not Okey”
not by clicking and checking all
value that has already been set.
(Table 7: Pictures of steps main Activity 1(i))
3.2.2 Visit sites to meter maintenance

Throughout my LI placement at Mun Hean Malaysia, I have visited

Headquarters PDRM in Bukit Aman.

i. Headquarters PDRM in Bukit Aman.

Bukit Aman was a police station for the Selangor Military Police
Force (SMPF) and was known as Bluff Hill. The police station was built
around 1871 and serves as the SMPF's Kuala Lumpur district
headquarters. Assign Mun Hean to device maintenance in Building
Menara 1 Bukit Aman.

(Figure 8: Picture of Bukit Aman Main Entrance)

 • The following are the steps for device Maintenance:

First of all, check and make sure all the devices connection using
by the system in Bukit Aman. Then, we separate into 2 teams to make
work easier. One team handle the system on the ground floor and
another team went to check the devices floor by floor.

Check the device buttons by Disconnect the LIFE and NEUTRAL cables
clicking and the device power-up of the device and connect the cable to
the system. Open the cover case. Laptop.

Inform another team that is handling the

Run the software (MODSCAN) to
system on the ground floor to check the
test the device’s performance.
connection.

(Table 8: Pictures of steps main Activity 2(ii))

 • Safety precautions and Tools/ Equipment

Safety Helmet Screwdrivers

To prevent or minimize injuries, To insert and remove screws
impact with an electric shock.

Test Pen Wire Cutter

To test circuits quickly to ensure that To grip, splice or cut wires, and strip
the circuit is live or not. insulation.

Connection Cable
To connect the device with laptop.
(Table 9: Pictures of Safety Precautions)
3.2.3 Solar installation
On April and May at Mun Hean Malaysia, I visited the site ASTRO in Bukit Jalil.

i. In April, joined the meeting solar with Mr. Firdaus at Astro Bukit Jalil. Mr.
Firdaus presented about solar and clarified all the staff’s doubts. He
explained the type of solar which is available in the market, some
calculations, differentiation between solar types and etc.

(Table 10: Pictures of Presentation Solar)

ii. On May, visited the site to install Inverter with Mr. Fidaus at Astro Bukit
Jalil.

Intern students follow Mr. Firdaus to visit site Astro for install new
inverter. Before Mr. Firdaus install the inverter he explain about the
installation steps, cables connections and the circuit connection more
cleary. He also explain about the ‘DC convert to AC’.

The inverter circuit then outputs alternating current with varying

voltage and frequency. The DC/AC conversion mechanism switches
power transistors such as "IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor)" and
changes the ON/OFF intervals to create pulse waves with different
widths. It then combines them into a pseudo sine wave. This is called
“Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)”.

• The following are the steps for install inverter:

Install the inverter safely until its fix on Open the cover case of inverter to
the metal. connect the connection cables.

Make sure all the cables connected Connect the string cables at bottom of the
correctly and close the cover case. inverter.

Make sure all the string cable connected Check the inverter performance and set
by number order. the settings for the inverter.
(Table 11: Pictures of steps main Activity 3(iii))
 • Tools/ Equipment and Function

A tool is an object that can extend an individual's ability to modify

features of the surrounding environment or help them accomplish a
particular task.

(Figure 9: Picture of Equipment/tools)

Tools Function
i. Rope To lift the inverter
ii. Multimeter To measure two or more electrical values
iii. Spanner To provide grip and mechanical
advantage in applying torque to turn
objects
iv. Philip Screwdriver To insert and remove Philip head screws
v. Hexagon screwdrivers To insert and remove Hexagon head
screws
vi. Wire cutter To grip, splice or cut wires, and strip
insulation.
vii. Test Pen To test circuits quickly to ensure that the
circuit is live or not
(Table 12: Tools and Function)
3.2.4 Comparison of Meters

Excel is a spreadsheet program from Microsoft Office product group for

business applications. Microsoft Office Excel enables users to format, organize,
comparison and calculate data in a spreadsheet. For example, by organizing data
using software like Excel, data analysts and other users can make information
easier to view as data is added or changed. Excel contains a large number of
boxes which called cells that are ordered in columns and rows. Data is fill in these
cells. Excel is one of the Microsoft Office and Office 365 suites.

Throughout my Industrial Training period, I have done many tasks and

assignments that given by my Supervisor Mr. Chong. Most probably I assigned
to do comparison the brands, models, and etc. The following are notable
comparison assignment references that assigned me to complete:

• Gtek (List Price Only) 2023 Price List

• Comparation Relay (REA200n & MK2200L)
• CONNECTWELL
• DPM Comparison Chart July2022
• JKR EMAL Info Compilation - Protection Relays
• SPD Product Comparison
• Prosurge price list with photos y2023
• Schneider PM5560 vs Janitza UMG96RM-E vs Skyder E9X
• TENDER TNB (transducers & SPD)

(Figure 10: Picture of Notable Reference Comparison)

 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The students of Polytechnic Ibrahim Sultan (PIS) are required to experience the
Industrial Training, which is a part of the academic credit hour to gain a diploma.
Therefore, it is compulsory for me to undergo an Industrial Training at Mun Hean Malysia
(MHM) for the period of 16 weeks starting from 30th January 2023 until 16th June 2023
as per requirement of Polytechnic Ibrahim Sultan in order to be qualified to receive a
diploma of my course I have registered in, Electric Electronic Engineering.

Mun Hean Malaysia specially design in providing solutions in energy

management, power quality solution and electrical protection in the Malaysian market.
Mun Hean Malaysia Industrial training has provided me so much more knowledge
through hands on observation, job execution and also allows me involved to see how the
working environment looks like. While I am completing my internship, I could also
increase my communication, leadership, organizational, decision making and teamwork
skills.

The duration period of my internship actually I have received truthful

understanding on how the engineering department activities to make sure impressive
functioning of the organization at all stages. Mun Hean Malaysia provided me many tasks
to complete by group or by individual. By this way they have tested my performance in
the duration of my internship period. Moreover, I have visited some Mun Hean project
sites and I increased the knowledge of testing, troubleshooting, installing and setting
device.

Finally, the industrial training that I had already gone thru for sixteen weeks have
been very educational, exciting and really tough for a person that zero-working
experience in this Engineering Department. It has given me countless advantage and
impressive changes that allows me to go into the working environment. Through this
training, I turned into benefit of new insights and higher knowledge about the real- life
working environment and practices.
 CHAPTER 4

CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

4.1 Conclusion

After undergoing 20 weeks of industrial training at Mun Hean Malaysia (MHM)

there is a lot of new knowledge that can be learned and I get to understand altogether
how this company contributes to the industrial field, especially in Electrical Protection
and Control. The exposure that has been given to me by MHM staff about the working
and technical aspects is a very meaningful knowledge to me to prepare myself before
stepping into the real work environment in the future days.

I hope with the implication of Industrial Training, there will be no more non-typical
feelings when the students started working after they finished their course later. The staff
at MHM are very helpful and friendly. They gave me a lot of exposure to the terms of
reference and procedures related to the process of my work. Other than that, the
exposure to visiting sites, meeting atmospheres, and so on also gives useful knowledge
to me. The exposure that was given to me at this company can provide a picture of a
real-life working environment, and the task, and responsibilities that would be carried by
some people on the field.

Lastly, the involvement of the student in industrial training like this can prove and
further strengthen of student's identity in undergoing training in a technical field, apart
from that, the format report that needs to be done by students after undergoing industrial
training also can help to improve each of the students in preparing the technical report,
compact and in a right order that can be constructed as an important knowledge when
they face a real-work life situation later. This is very suitable for the Polytechnic objective
which is to produce a workforce that is high in quality and partially professional in this
country.
4.2 Recommendation

On this moment I want to give a little suggestion and review to all who get
included during my internship. These comments and recommendations are also for
Polytechnic students who get involved in this internship. I hope my recommendations
will be considered and can help students Polytechnic and MHM also in the future.

During my internship, I took quite a long time to get to work at Mun Hean
Malaysia. I recommend to MHM to providing hostel for students during their internship.
The existence of a hostel can make it easier for students to go to an internship place and
can reduce the cost of transportation. Other than that, I hope MHM will improve their
safety issue in the workshop for make sure all worker wears their safety boots to avoid
injury while performing work.

In addition to this, Polytechnic its necessary to make sure to the student to do

initial preparation before going to industrial training. For example, student must be
prepared to bring their own test pen and other simple tools for repairing medical
equipment. Moreover, Polytechnic needs to provide more initial exposure related to
medical equipment to students so that students more ready during their internship.

I also suggest to Polytechnic to make sure students to choose the right

organization so that they achieve the objective of internship. Other than that, I suggest
to students for choose their internship place as close as they can with house for avoid
the costing accommodation and transportation during the internship.

Lastly, student needs to maintain ethics as practical student while undergoing the
internship to maintain the image of the Polytechnic. Student also needs to be responsible
and loyal during the internship. Student also need to interest throughout internship to
gain knowledge during the internship. Student also need to prepare being more friendly
and not shy for asking if get any questions so that it is easy to acquire knowledge. As a
student we also do not have to give up if faced with the difficulties and always believe
that there is various way of solutions to solve all problems.
 REFERENCE / BIBLIOGRAPHY

i. Sumber : Buku

• Laporan Akhir Pelajar Senior

• Buku Garis Paduan Latihan Industri

ii. Sumber : Website / Webpage

• http://munhean.com.my/
• http://misya2206.blogspot.com/p/industrial-training.html
• https://veena15.weebly.com/objective-of-industrial-training.html

iii. Sumber : Catalogue

• Mun Hean Malaysia Product Catalogue

• Mun Hean Malaysia Corporate Profile