[en] The use of printer devices to print documents nowadays seems to be inevitable even though there are calls and campaigns run continuously related to reduce the printing of insignificant documents. This device is easy to find and easy to use, especially when in offices when consumers do not have to worry about the cost of paying electricity bills, the purchase of paper and ink or the cost of maintenance. Based on the review using the Asset Management Monitoring System (SPA) of the Government of Malaysia in this agency, the number of printers registered as capital property is 339 units while those registered as inventory are 59 units. A study on the use of printers in Nuclear Malaysia was conducted in February to May 2019 involving 22 buildings in the Bangi Complex and 17 buildings in the Jalan Dengkil Complex. Private printer information is also taken using the manual method which is physical inspection and found that the number of printers available in Nuclear Malaysia is more than has been registered. The data that has been collected is then analyzed, among others, to find out the total electricity consumption of each printer model to see the extent to which savings can be implemented in addition to the methods that can be done to optimize consumption. This paper also suggests some improvements in terms of printer management so that it can be used more effectively and optimally without affecting the daily routine of the department. (author)

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[en] Malaysian Nuclear Agency has more than 5 main facilities in handling processes based on nuclear technology. All these facilities can operate on semi-continuous or fully continuous mode. The facilities discussed in this paper are Mintec-Sinagama, Raymintex, Electron Beam (Alurtron), Gamma Green House and Isotope Production Plant. These facilities have been in operation for 15 to 20 years with the control and automation system imported from overseas such as USA, UK, Canada and Japan. This dependency on the foreign products has resulted in high cost of maintenance and upgrading. Therefore, measures should be implemented to build our own capabilities by transforming the control system from one that is based on foreign technology to one that is based on local technology. (author)

[en] Nuclear Malaysia e-mails can be accessed from any computer and anywhere, even worldwide, via web access. However, this mobility is lost when the e-mails are moved to a personal computer into archive files such as Microsoft Outlook data files. Outlook e-mail archives can only be read on the computer where it is stored. This removal has to be done because of storage space constraints on the e-mail server. This paper shows how e-mail archives can be made portable, brought and read anywhere using a free portable e-mail client application such as Mozilla Thunderbird, Portable Edition. (author)

[en] Full-text: Communication skills are among the skills in leadership. The importance of communication to leadership is strongly emphasized by many scholars. Every human being who lives on this earth is always faced with a risk, no matter at home or at work, it is also in the competition that we have. If we fail to manage the risks well, it is a bad sign. Risk at work is often associated with activity in relation to the work done causing harm to an employee. When this risk is not controlled, it will trigger an accident at work. To prevent this accident, preventive measures should be taken at work. It is the responsibility of every employee and employer to ensure that the work environment is safe and healthy to generate more productive outcomes. (author)

[en] Radiochemistry and Environment Laboratory (RAS) is a laboratory that conducts radioactive measurement analysis services in food, environmental and industrial samples. Customer satisfaction is a guarantee measure of a quality of service offered. In order to comply with clause 8.6.2, MS ISO / IEC 17025: 2017 standard and in addition to measuring the level of service quality performance, RAS Laboratory has taken the approach of using questionnaires as one of the methods to obtain feedback from customers. The questionnaires conducted lead to general and technical information such as aspects of counter service, service quality, price, delivery time, accuracy of certificates or analysis reports issued, customer complaints and so on. The RAS laboratory has set a target of at least 75 % of the customer satisfaction index in each year of implementation. This paper will discuss the results of RAS Laboratory customer satisfaction analysis conducted from 2012 to 2018. (author)

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[en] Referring to General Circular Letter No. 1 2014, each civil servant who wishes to go abroad on personal business must declare their travel. In addition, eligible civil servants must take out health insurance funded free of charge by the government based on Service Circular No. 6 2015. At Nuclear Malaysia, each applicant must submit a Travel Declaration Form and Insurance Coverage Application Form manually, reviewed and supported by the Director of Management Services, then approved by the Director General. Clearly, these manual work procedures are inefficient and can result in overlapping, and repetitive work procedures, at the same time can lead to excessive use of paper. Incidents such as dropped application forms and incomplete application forms can also cause the application process to take a long time because it involves several parties. In addition, this manual work process also causes the Service Unit to have difficulty in generating, analyzing, and preparing reports related to travel information of officers who go abroad. As a measure to overcome this weakness, eTAS (electronic Traveling Application System) has been developed to simplify and streamline work systems and procedures, strengthen the management of forms, processes and approval of applications abroad of officers in Nuclear Malaysia. By using eTAS, each applicant can make an application and check the status of the application online and supporters and approvers can also check and confirm the application online. eTAS is also provided with a dashboard function that can generate graphical information and reports for planning and decision -making purposes as well as monitoring the movement of officers abroad by the Service Unit. (author)

[en] A secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory has been established in the Tun Ismail Research Centre, Malaysia as a national laboratory for reference and standardization purposes in the field of radiation dosimetry. This article gives brief accounts on the general information, development of the facility, programmes to be carried out as well as other information on the relevant aspects of the secondary standard dosimetry laboratory. (author)

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