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1. Register with SEB as Contractors
1. Register with SEB as Contractors
REGISTER OR RENEW AS AN INTERNAL WIRING CONTRACTOR
URL : https://www.sarawakenergy.com/customers/contractor-consultant
Contractors who wish to renew or register as one of our internal wiring contractors are required to do so at our online registration portal, eCustomer Experience (eCX).
Below are the registration steps:
Log on to our eCX application here.
At the landing page, click ‘I Want To Register’ link and choose ‘Contractor’ button.
Please ensure that all entered details are valid and complete for our approval.
Your registered Email Address will be used as your User ID every time you log in to eCX.
Once approved, you may view and renew your registration online to stay as our active contractor.
For any enquiries, please contact our Customer Care Centre at 1300-88-3111 or email us at ecx.support@sarawakenergy.com
Link registration with SEB click → https://ecx.sarawakenergy.com.my/Portal/Login
Find View contractor registration click → https://sebcares.sarawakenergy.com/SEBCares/FindElectricians
2. Register with Town Council
2. Register with Town Council
The town councils in Sarawak are the
Bintulu Development Authority, click → https://www.bda.gov.my/web/home/index/
Kota Samarahan Municipal Council, click → https://mpks.sarawak.gov.my/web/home/index/
Padawan Municipal Council click → https://mpp.sarawak.gov.my/web/home/index/
Sibu Municipal Council. click → https://smc.gov.my/web/home/index/
Sarawak also has a total of 26 local authorities, which include three city councils, four municipal councils (including the BDA), and 19 district councils
a. MPP (Padawan Municipal Council)
a. MPP (Padawan Municipal Council)
To register as a contractor with MPP (Padawan Municipal Council) in Sarawak, you first need to register with the Unit Pendaftaran Kontraktor & Juruperunding (UPKJ) and obtain a UPKJ license, which allows you to participate in state government tenders. After that, you can register for specific local projects by contacting the MPP Council directly, which may involve submitting an application form with supporting documents and attending briefings.
Website: https://mpp.sarawak.gov.my/web/home/index/
Step 1: Register with UPKJ
Obtain a UPKJ license: This is a requirement for all contractors who wish to bid on tenders issued by the Sarawak State Government through departments, agencies, and local authorities, including MPP.
Register online: You can register for a new license through the link → here
Step 2: Register for MPP local projects
Contact MPP: For specific projects advertised by MPP, contact the council directly to get information on how to register for that particular tender.
Obtain application form: You can get the application form from the Public Health and Services Division of the Padawan Municipal Council, often for a small fee.
Submit required documents: The completed form must be submitted to the Council's Registry Section along with necessary documents, which may include:
A letter from the Ketua Kaum/Penghulu
A copy of the latest paid Assessment Bill
A letter of consent if you don't own the house
A copy of your Identity Card
Passport-sized photos
Attend tender briefings: You may be required to attend a tender briefing as part of the process for specific projects
b. Council of the City of Kuching South (MBKS)
b. Council of the City of Kuching South (MBKS)
To register as a contractor with the Council of the City of Kuching South (MBKS) in Sarawak, you must first register with the Unit Pendaftaran Kontraktor & Juruperunding (UPKJ) and the CIDB. MBKS requires these registrations for contractors to be eligible to participate in tenders and for obtaining tender documents. You can then submit your applications to MBKS directly, along with the required documents such as your UPKJ and CIDB certificates, business registration, and trade license
3. Register with Local Authority
3. Register with Local Authority
For more information click → https://mphlg.sarawak.gov.my/web/subpage/webpage_view/163
a. Register Contractors and Consultants with UPKJ
a. Register Contractors and Consultants with UPKJ
Source: https://service.sarawak.gov.my/web/web/home/sla_view/211/714/
This service is for contractors and consultants to register new license and renew license with Unit Pendaftaran Kontraktor & Juruperunding (UPKJ).
Apply online click → https://sccrs.sarawak.gov.my/apps/
b. New application for Registration Certificate as an Electrical Installation Contractor
b. New application for Registration Certificate as an Electrical Installation Contractor
Source: https://service.sarawak.gov.my/web/web/home/sla_view/211/501//
Registration as an Electrical Installation Contractor is a certification that recognizes a person who has suitable electrical knowledge and experience of electrical installation practices. Electrical Installation Contractor is allowed to submit plans, drawing and specifications for low voltage that receiving energy from a licensee via a switch gear rated at 60A and below.
Documents attachment required for this form:
Passport-sized photograph.
A copy of applicants Mykad and/or passport.
Details of working experiences.
Photocopy of the Business Registration Certificate
Photocopy of Business Trading Licence.
Photocopy of Business Extract.
Competent Person(s) Employed By Company
Attachment (Certificate of Competency, EPF/SOCSO statement)
Particulars of Equipment
Letter of consent (when applicant is not owner of the company)
Ministry of Utility and Telecommunication Sarawak
Unit Merinyu Elektrik
Tingkat 11, Wisma Satok,
Jalan Satok , 93400 Kuching,
Sarawak, Malaysia.
Tel: 082-258258 Fax: 082-259843
Email: mut@sarawak.gov.my
4. Register with Jabatan Bomba and Other Government Agency
4. Register with Jabatan Bomba and Other Government Agency
a. Jabatan BOMBA Malaysia for more information → https://efeis.bomba.gov.my/
b. JKR Malaysia for more information click → https://jkr.sarawak.gov.my/web/subpage/webpage_view/281
c. Jabatan Bekalan Air Luar Bandar (JBALB) Sarawak
Jabatan Bekalan Air Luar Bandar (JBALB) Sarawak is a department under the purview of Ministry of Utility & Telecommunication Sarawak (formerly known as Ministry of Utilities and Ministry of Public Utilities). JBALB was enforced on 1 August 2015 and started to operate fully on 19 April 2016. JBALB Sarawak is entrusted with the responsibilities of taking over Jabatan Kerja Raya (JKR) in managing and improving water supply system especially in suburban and rural areas of Sarawak to resolve water supply issues in those areas.
for more information click → https://jbalb.sarawak.gov.my/web/home/index/
5. Solar Photovoltaic System in Sarawak
5. Solar Photovoltaic System in Sarawak
The main authority for solar photovoltaic systems in Sarawak is
Sarawak Energy, which handles customer applications, grid connection, and the Net Energy Metering (NEM) scheme. The Electrical Inspectorate Unit (EIU) under the Ministry of Utility and Telecommunication is responsible for licensing and ensuring safety standards by certifying installers. For policy and large-scale initiatives, the Ministry of Energy and Environmental Sustainability (MEESty) also plays a key role.
Key authorities and their roles
Sarawak Energy: The primary authority for connecting to the grid and managing the Net Energy Metering (NEM) scheme. They handle customer applications and set requirements for system capacity, installation locations, and grid connection.
Electrical Inspectorate Unit (EIU): This unit, within the Ministry of Utility and Telecommunication Sarawak, is responsible for the licensing and registration of installations to ensure safety and quality. All installers must be certified by the EIU.
Ministry of Energy and Environmental Sustainability (MEESty): This ministry sets the overall policy for renewable energy development in the state, with leadership from the Minister.
SEDA Malaysia: While a national body, SEDA Malaysia serves as a link to federal policies and initiatives and provides information through its portal.
Important considerations
Installation certification: To ensure quality and safety, all solar PV system installations must be carried out by installers certified by the EIU.
Application process: For the NEM scheme, applications are submitted to Sarawak Energy's customer service counter, on behalf of the customer.
Capacity limits: A system's capacity can't exceed 75% of the customer's average consumption over the past 12 months. For larger systems, approval from the Director of Electricity Supply, Sarawak (via Sarawak Energy) is required.
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