CIDB (Construction Industry Development Board)

Construction Industry Development Board of Malaysia, or CIDB, is a regulated body entrusted with the responsibility of:

1. Coordinating the needs and wants of the Malaysia's construction industry.
2. Planning the direction of the Malaysia's construction industry.
3. Addressing the pertinent issues and problems faced by the construction industry.
4. Making recommendations in the formulation of policies for the construction industry.

Since its inception, CIDB Malaysia has taken various significant and effective steps as well as initiatives that are geared towards the enhancement of the Malaysian construction industry. In the long run, CIDB's endeavours to assist the construction sector to attain the level of a captive global player, in the course of undertaking efforts to prepare industry players to excel in their project delivery.  In particular, the roles and responsibilities of CIDB Malaysia include:

1. Carrying out all activities in respect of the construction industry.
2. Awarding certificates of proficiency.
3. Establishing, expanding, promoting the establishment or expansion of companies, corporations or other bodies to carry out activities deemed requisite, advantageous or convenient for or in connection with the performance of its functions.
4. Providing financial assistance in the form of loans or otherwise, to persons engaged in the construction industry for the purpose of promoting the industry and providing any guarantees on their behalf.
5. Imposing fees or any other charges as deemed fit for giving effect to any of its functions or powers.
6. Receiving commission or payments in consideration of any services that may be rendered.

 For more information visit www.cidb.gov.my