‘Round‑the‑clock service’: Puspakom plans 24‑hour operations for vehicle inspections“全天候服务”:Puspakom计划24小时开展车辆检测业务
KLANG, Sept 5 — The Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centre (Puspakom) plans to extend its operating hours to 24 hours a day starting next January to provide greater convenience...

The Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centre (Puspakom) plans to extend its operating hours to 24 hours daily starting January, contingent on public response to a preliminary seven-day operational week beginning in November and sufficient manpower.
Puspakom CEO Mahmood Razak Bahman noted ongoing consultations with unions for better working conditions.
Additionally, Puspakom is introducing initiatives such as the Puspakom Towering Malaysian Awards and expanding on-site inspection services to enhance customer convenience and operational efficiency.
The GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026 event was part of efforts to promote road safety and community engagement.
KLANG, Sept 5 — The Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centre (Puspakom) plans to extend its operating hours to 24 hours a day starting next January to provide greater convenience to the public for vehicle inspections.
Puspakom Chief Executive Officer Mahmood Razak Bahman said the implementation would depend on public response to the extension of operating hours to seven days a week from November, as well as the availability of sufficient manpower.
“We have engaged with the National Union of Commercial Workers (NUCW) and the Puspakom Staff Union to gauge their views on a concept that provides more reasonable working hours, specifically eight to 10 hours a day compared with the current 12 hours, as well as two rest days a week instead of one.
“As for 24-hour operations, the target is to launch them next January, subject to public response to the seven-day operation, workforce readiness and operational capacity,” he told Bernama after launching the GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026 event at the Aeon Bukit Tinggi premises here today.
Also present were Ministry of Transport Land Division secretary Datuk Mohamed Irwan Mansor and Puspakom Chief Operating Officer Dr Ahmad Zahiri Ismail.
Meanwhile, Mahmood said Puspakom was introducing several other innovations, including a new “community hero” recognition award and an expansion of on-site inspection services for customers.
He said the initiatives included the introduction of the Puspakom Towering Malaysian Awards and enhanced on-site inspection services to make the inspection process more convenient for vehicle owners.
“The new award programme is created specifically to honour individuals who bring about positive change to society or the environment, even though their contributions often go unnoticed by the general public.
“This recognition initiative is currently being developed in collaboration with strategic partners and selected media agencies, with further details to be announced soon,” he said.
Elaborating, he said the modernisation initiative was supported by various interactive activities, including GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026, aimed at delivering road safety messages to the public through hands-on and practical engagement.
He said the measures were expected to improve Puspakom’s overall operational efficiency while strengthening ties between the vehicle inspection agency and the local community.
The inaugural GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026 featured various technical demonstrations, including a “Driving Under the Influence” (DUI) simulation, a “seat belt convincer” test and an exhibition of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) technology.
Held in conjunction with the National Month celebrations, the event carried the theme “Driving Safer Roads Together”.
“Through GiCheck Auto Weekend, we aim to make road safety education more accessible, engaging and relevant to Malaysians, while raising public awareness of the vital role vehicle inspections play in keeping our roads safe,” he said. — Bernama
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计算机化车辆检验中心(Puspakom)计划从 1 月起将营业时间延长至每天 24 小时,但这取决于公众对 11 月开始的初步七天营业周的响应以及是否有足够的人力。
Puspakom首席执行官马哈茂德·拉扎克·巴赫曼指出,公司正在与工会进行磋商,以改善工作条件。
此外,Puspakom 还推出了 Puspakom Towering Malaysian Awards 等举措,并扩大了现场检查服务,以提高客户的便利性和运营效率。
GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026 活动是促进道路安全和社区参与的举措之一。
巴生,9月5日讯——电脑车辆检验中心(Puspakom)计划从明年1月起将营业时间延长至24小时,以便为公众提供更便捷的车辆检验服务。
Puspakom 首席执行官 Mahmood Razak Bahman 表示,这项措施的实施将取决于公众对从 11 月起将营业时间延长至每周七天的反应,以及是否有足够的人力。
“我们已与全国商业工人联盟 (NUCW) 和 Puspakom 员工工会进行沟通,以了解他们对一项概念的看法,该概念旨在提供更合理的工作时间,具体而言,将每天工作时间从目前的 12 小时减少到 8 到 10 小时,并将每周休息日从一天减少到两天。
“至于24小时营业,目标是在明年1月推出,但这取决于公众对7天营业的反响、员工准备情况和运营能力,”他今天在永旺武吉丁宜购物中心举行的GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026活动启动仪式后告诉马新社。
出席者包括交通部土地司秘书 Datuk Mohamed Irwan Mansor 和 Puspakom 首席运营官 Ahmad Zahiri Ismail 博士。
与此同时,马哈茂德表示,Puspakom 还推出了其他几项创新,包括设立新的“社区英雄”表彰奖,以及扩大为客户提供的现场检查服务。
他表示,这些举措包括推出马来西亚杰出企业奖(Puspakom Towering Malaysian Awards)和加强现场检验服务,以使车辆检验过程对车主更加方便。
“这项新的奖项计划旨在表彰那些为社会或环境带来积极改变的个人,即使他们的贡献往往不被公众所注意到。
“这项表彰计划目前正在与战略合作伙伴和选定的媒体机构合作制定中,更多细节将于近期公布,”他说道。
他进一步解释说,现代化计划得到了各种互动活动的支持,包括2026年GiCheck汽车周末活动,旨在通过实践操作向公众传递道路安全信息。
他表示,这些措施有望提高普斯帕科姆的整体运营效率,同时加强车辆检验机构与当地社区之间的联系。
首届 GiCheck 汽车周末 2026 展示了各种技术演示,包括“酒后驾驶”(DUI)模拟、“安全带说服器”测试和高级驾驶辅助系统(ADAS)技术展览。
此次活动与全国道路安全月庆祝活动同期举行,主题为“携手共创安全道路”。
“我们希望通过‘车辆年检周末’活动,让道路安全教育更易于马来西亚民众获取、参与度更高、内容更贴近实际,同时提高公众对车辆年检在保障道路安全方面所发挥的关键作用的认识。”他说道。——马新社
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