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Thursday, October 15, 2015

Truck & Bus News: Scania Malaysia Launches its Kuala Terengganu Service Centre

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From left to right: Chandra Rajan, Scania Region Manager for Region East, Marie Sjödin Enström, Managing Director of Scania Southeast Asia, Dato’ Hj IR Mohamad Dalib, Director of Automotive Engineering Department of JPJ, Gary Archer, Services Director of Scania Southeast Asia, Wan Noaimadudin Wan Mohamad Kamal (Aiman), Branch Manager of Scania Kuala Terengganu, officiating the Launch of the Scania Malaysia Kuala Terengganu Service Centre.

In order to make life way easier for its customers on the East Coast, Scania (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. has officially launched its Kuala Terengganu service centre, further strengthening its sales and services for all customers in the East Coast region. Customers can now send their Scania trucks, buses and coaches, marine, industrial and power generation engines to this service centre for regular maintenance. This saves a lot of down time for those who are running Scania vehicles and machinery.



Taking advantage of such a special day, Scania Malaysia also made an official handover of trucks and coaches to customers. Agensi Pelancungan & Adik-beradik took ownership of two units of K360IB4x2 bus, Suwara Travel & Tours Sdn. Bhd. took one unit of the same model and Syarikat Pengangkutan Bumi Pantai Timur Sdn. Bhd. took delivery of 2 units of K410IB4x2 buses – all are financed by Scania Credit.

Sentosa Jaya and Yusri Maju also received 2 truck units of G460CA6x4EHZ with Retarder and 1 unit of P410LA6x2MNA with Opticruise respectively on the same day.


All in all a good day indeed for Scania Malaysia.


PRESS RELEASE (and more photos below)

SCANIA MALAYSIA STRENGTHENS THE SUPPORT FOR
EAST COAST CUSTOMERS’ BUSINESS WITH
KUALA TERENGGANU SERVICE CENTRE OPENING




Kuala Terengganu, 13 October – Scania (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. has officially launched its Kuala Terengganu service centre, further strengthening its sales and services for all customers in the East Coast region. Customers can now send their Scania trucks, buses and coaches, marine, industrial and power generation engines to this service centre for regular maintenance.


“The opening of Scania Malaysia Kuala Terengganu service centre demonstrates our continuous improvement in providing the best services for all our Scania customers for their best profitability in this state, region and across the country,” said Marie Sjödin Enström, Managing Director of Scania Southeast Asia.


A complete service solution, Scania Malaysia Kuala Terengganu is now part of a vast network of 10 Scania service centres in Malaysia.


The service centre covers an area of 3,759.18 square metres consisting of three bays and one pit. It will be operated by well-trained Scania technicians, service advisors and parts personnel. With support from Asian Parts Centre in Singapore, Scania Genuine Parts are available at this new service centre. Scania Assistance is also available 24/7 365 days by calling 1800-08-8500 – the new standby service van adds to a growing fleet of roadside assistance in this state and in the country.


The service centre is headed by Wan Noaimadudin bin Wan Mohamad Kamal (Aiman). As the Branch Manager, he has a Degree in Mechanical Engineering (UiTM) & has been with Scania Malaysia and Scania Regional Product Centre for more than five years now. He reports to Chandra Rajan who is the Region Manager for Region East.

All of Scania customers in Terengganu state will continue to enjoy the wide range of solutions that will help their business achieve the best profitability. Scania Contracted Services are honoured at all service centres including this one. Scania financial solutions are also available from Scania Credit (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Customers who want to get the best out of their Scania vehicles in terms of the best fuel economy and safety can also subscribe to Scania Connected Services – consisting of Vehicle Introduction, Driver Training, Driver Coaching, Driver Support and Scania Fleet Management.


In conjunction with the service centre opening, Scania made an official handover of trucks and coaches to customers.


Agensi Pelancungan & Adik-beradik took ownership of two units of K360IB4x2 bus and Suwara Travel & Tours Sdn. Bhd. took one unit of the same model, while Syarikat Pengangkutan Bumi Pantai Timur Sdn. Bhd. took the keys to 2 units of K410IB4x2 buses – all are financed by Scania Credit.


Sentosa Jaya and Yusri Maju also received 2 truck units of G460CA6x4EHZ with Retarder and 1 unit of P410LA6x2MNA with Opticruise respectively on the same day.

“Terengganu state presents an exciting growth area to our customers’ operations. Our customers support the oil & gas, tourism and agriculture industry that is booming here. This is why Scania Malaysia continues to improve our network coverage and our products and services in order to support their business which supports the state. Our customers’ uptime is our priority.” added Marie.

Ariffin bin Daud, Managing Director of Agensi Pelancungan & Adik- beradik Sdn Bhd receiving the key to the Scania K360IB4x2 Bus from Marie Sjödin Enström, Managing Director of Scania Southeast Asia, witnessed by Dato’ Hj IR Mohamad Dalib, Director of Automotive Engineering Department, JPJ (centre).


Wan Mohd Zain Wan Abu Bakar, Managing Director of Suwara Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd receiving the key to the Scania K360IB4x2 Bus from Marie Sjödin Enström, Managing Director of Scania Southeast Asia, witnessed by Dato’ Hj IR Mohamad Dalib, Director of Automotive Engineering Department, JPJ (centre).


Rashid bin Hamid, Managing Director of Syarikat Pengangkutan Bumi Pantai Timur Sdn Bhd receiving the key to the Scania K410IB4x2 Bus from Marie Sjödin Enström, Managing Director of Scania Southeast Asia, witnessed by Dato’ Hj IR Mohamad Dalib, Director of Automotive Engineering Department, JPJ (centre).


Dato’ Razali bin Daud, Managing Director of Sentosa Jaya Development Sdn Bhd receiving the key to the Scania G460CA6x4EHZ Truck from Marie Sjödin Enström, Managing Director of Scania Southeast Asia, witnessed by Dato’ Hj IR Mohamad Dalib, Director of Automotive Engineering Department, JPJ (centre).


Mohamad Shukri Bin Mohamad, Chief Operating Officer of Yusri Maju Sdn Bhd receiving the key to the Scania P410LA6x2MNA Truck with Opticruise from Marie Sjödin Enström, Managing Director 
of Scania Southeast Asia, witnessed by Dato’ Hj IR Mohamad Dalib, Director of Automotive Engineering Department, JPJ (centre).





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Thursday, October 1, 2015

Scania Driver Competitions 2014/2015 Malaysia-Singapore - Champions crowned.

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Yesterday, on the 1st of October 2015, a total of 16 finalists from the bus and truck category competed in what Scania believes to be the toughest practical finals that they have organised to date in the Scania Driver Competitions. Eight truck and eight bus drivers duked it out against each other in their respective categories in the Scania Driver Competitions 2014/2015 Malaysia-Singapore and as in any competition, there can be only one winner (for each category of course).


Mr. Saiful Nizam Abd Aziz of Bank Simpanan Nasional was the champion in the bus category whilst Mr. Abdul Aziz Amir of Shaziman Transport Sdn Bhd was crowned champion in the truck category. Each champion took home RM10,000 in cash, a championship trophy and a certificate of achievement. The companies they represented were awarded a RM5,000 worth Scania service voucher. 


In order to win, both Saiful Nizam (pictured above holding his trophy) and Abdul Aziz (pictured below) and the other finalists were shortlisted from a total of 1,005 participants during an initial theory submission stage with participants coming from both Malaysian and Singapore. The participation numbers were up by 50%. This meant that there are more commercial drivers aware of such competitions that ultimately equip them with experience, knowledge and a chance to test themselves with each other. In fact, there was a finalist in the bus category, Mr.Mohd Ridzuan Abdul Rahman who entered this competition on his own initiative (which includes time away from work and also money to attend the event). It shows the professionalism and dedication of the people who are actually the backbone of the regional road transport industry.


The Scania Driver Competitions 2014/2015 Malaysia-Singapore finals were held over two days over at the Sepang International Circuit, drivers at the finals had to go through the fuel economy driving test and the defensive driving test on the first day of the finals. The second and final day, they had to go through the 'Knock-the-cone-and-head precision test (where the drivers have to drive and actually touch the cone/head without making it topple over within a specific time) and the 'Boardwalk' obstacle test (reverse slalom through a few cones then reverse whilst ensuring the truck or bus' tyres hit three planks laid out behind the trucks which were staggered to one side one after the other squarely. It was tough, but these finalists are built of tougher material.

Now an event like this would not have been possible with good partnerships and sponsors. Tyre company Michelin Malaysia was the main sponsors and such a driver competition was a great way for Michelin to showcase the capabilities of their tyres in terms of the important stuff like safety, comfort, longevity and fuel economy.

Other official partners include Scania Credit, JKJR (Jabatan Keselamatan Jalan Raya Malaysia), MIROS (Malaysian Instutite of Road Safety) and the Embassy of Sweden (where H.E. Mr Bengt G Carlsson
Ambassador of Sweden graciously attended the prize giving ceremony).


Knock the Cone and Head challenge - That red post must not fall when the bus touches it

Mr. Cahdan Thakur, MD of Michelin Malaysia with Bibendum, aka The Michelin Man (my hero)

Mdm Marie Sjodin Enstrom, MD of Scania Southeast Asia giving the opening speech
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Thursday, August 13, 2015

SCANIA MALAYSIA HOSTS TOP TEAMS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA IN PREPARATION FOR REGIONAL CHALLENGE IN CHINA 4

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A few weeks ago, Scania Malaysia hosted the Southeast Asian leg of the Top Technical Team Competition. This is in preparation for the regional challenge which will take place in Guangzhou, China on 19th September 2015.


The Electrical Station of Scania Southeast Asia Top Team being worked on by the best team of Scania Malaysia


PRESS RELEASE
SCANIA MALAYSIA HOSTS TOP TEAMS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA IN PREPARATION FOR REGIONAL CHALLENGE IN CHINA


The winner of Scania Southeast Asia Top Team – the team from Scania Singapore

Bukit Jelutong, 1 August – Scania Malaysia hosted the best technical teams from Southeast Asia for a Top Team Competition to help them prepare for the high level competition that they have already qualified for when they head to the regional finals that will take place in Guangzhou, China on 19 September, 2015.

Scania Malaysia’s own Top Team had the opportunity to polish their maintenance and servicing skills in the friendly competition with the teams from Scania Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar and the Philippines that will also be competing in China.

It was an especially valuable experience for Scania’s exclusive authorised dealer Octagon Automobile & Machinery Services of Myanmar and Scania’s authorised dealer BJ Mercantile of The Philippines. It was the first time for both teams to compete against those from outside their own countries.

After receiving an extensive briefing, the teams were tested on their competency to master and develop their skills combining studies, training and teamwork at the competition that was held at the Scania Malaysia facility in Shah Alam.

Each team was tested on its proficiency in the areas of technical competency, ability to analyse problems, learning to delegate responsibility, enhance and cultivate teamwork and foresight in solving problems and overcoming challenges systematically and efficiently.

Consisting of three service personnel, one parts personnel and a service advisor, the teams had to solve a series of challenges and problems involving five components – Theory, Electrical, Transmission, Engine and Suspension.

“The sporting element in the Scania Top Team competition creates excitement in the teams and promotes self-worth and a sense of pride in giving their best always, making them better technicians,” said Finance and Administration Director of Scania Southeast Asia, Ulrika Hellberg


Scania Singapore team hard at work at the Engine Station of Scania Southeast Asia Top Team.


Scania’s customer’s objective is to achieve the best profitability, which is why the competition is based on Scania’s total solutions approach to offering fuel economy, uptime and premium services. The competition rests firmly on the combination of studies with pleasure while having elements of the contest rooted in reality.  

“Scania Southeast Asia Top Team Competition brings immense benefits to the participants and subsequently, to Scania customers by providing more effective services. This may help meet the worldwide demand for qualified service workshop staff, especially in Southeast Asia,” added Hellberg.

Team Singapore walked away with the trophy, certificates of participation and a Scania bag and belt, with Team Thailand and Team Myanmar taking second and third place respectively.
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