Deputy Premier sets zero utility disruption KPI for JKR Sarawak in Batu Kawa-Stephen Yong road project
By Karen Bong KUCHING, Nov 11: The Public Works Department (JKR) Sarawak has been given a key performance indicator (KPI) of ensuring zero disruption to utility services throughout the construction of the Batu Kawa-Stephen Yong road project, which is expected to be completed in February 2029. Deputy Premier and Minister of Infrastructure and Port Development Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas said JKR Sarawak, the project consultant and contractor must prioritise utility coordination to prevent…
JKR Sarawak has a KPI of zero utility disruption during the Batu Kawa-Stephen Yong road project, expected to finish in February 2029.
Deputy Premier set a KPI for zero utility disruption during the project.
JKR must coordinate with agencies like Sarawak Water and Energy to avoid issues.
Lessons from past projects like Jalan Matang will be applied to prevent disruptions.
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KUCHING, Nov 11: The Public Works Department (JKR) Sarawak has been given a key performance indicator (KPI) of ensuring zero disruption to utility services throughout the construction of the Batu Kawa-Stephen Yong road project, which is expected to be completed in February 2029.
Deputy Premier and Minister of Infrastructure and Port Development Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas said JKR Sarawak, the project consultant and contractor must prioritise utility coordination to prevent incidents such as burst water pipes and power outages during construction.
He said the department must work closely with relevant agencies, including Sarawak Water, Sarawak Energy and telecommunications companies, to identify existing utility lines and address potential conflicts before construction work proceeds.
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