Description
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The CFO/CCC is a legal document issued by Majlis Bandaraya Iskandar Puteri (MBIP) to certify that a building is safe and suitable for occupation upon completion of construction. It ensures compliance with local building codes and regulations.
GOV Department
- Majlis Bandaraya Iskandar Puteri (MBIP)
License Name (Malay)
- Sijil Layak Menduduki (CFO) / Sijil Siap dan Pematuhan (CCC)
Details
- The CFO (Certificate of Fitness for Occupation) or CCC (Certificate of Completion and Compliance) certifies that a building has been constructed according to approved plans and meets safety, structural, and usability standards.
- Required for all new constructions, major renovations, or extensions within MBIP’s jurisdiction.
- The CCC is issued by a certified professional (architect/engineer), while CFO approval is granted by MBIP.
- Necessary inspections include structural, plumbing, electrical, and fire safety compliance.
Important Rules
- Occupying or using a building without obtaining a CFO or CCC is strictly prohibited.
- Construction must adhere to all approved plans, materials, and safety standards.
- Any changes to the building plan must be approved by MBIP prior to execution.
- All relevant fees and taxes must be paid before issuance of the CFO/CCC.
Compound & Punishment
- Occupying a building without a valid CFO or CCC may result in fines ranging from RM1,000 to RM50,000.
- Non-compliance with MBIP building codes or regulations can lead to legal action or demolition orders.
- Additional penalties may include a halt to further construction activities and removal of unauthorized structures at the owner’s expense.
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Commonly Asked Questions
A CFO (Certificate of Fitness for Occupation) or CCC (Certificate of Completion and Compliance) is required to confirm that a completed building is safe and legally suitable for occupation. Conzlab will guide you through the process to ensure compliance and smooth approval.
Any property owner or developer of new buildings, major renovations, or extensions must obtain a CFO/CCC before occupying the premises. Conzlab assists applicants by ensuring all requirements and documentation are properly prepared.
A CCC is issued by a certified professional such as an architect or engineer, while the CFO was previously issued by MBIP. Most cases now require a CCC. Conzlab will help determine which applies to your project.
Applications should be initiated once construction is nearing completion and all inspections are ready. Conzlab ensures proper timing and coordination with relevant parties.
Inspections may include structural safety, plumbing, electrical compliance, fire systems, drainage, and adherence to approved building plans. Conzlab will help coordinate inspections and ensure compliance.
Required documents typically include approved building plans, compliance forms, inspection reports, and certifications from relevant professionals. Conzlab will guide you in gathering and submitting all necessary documents.
No. Occupying or using the building before approval is illegal and could result in enforcement action. Conzlab helps ensure approval is secured to avoid delays or legal issues.
Penalties may include fines ranging from RM1,000 to RM50,000, stop-work orders, or even demolition of unauthorized works. Conzlab helps ensure full compliance to avoid penalties.
The duration depends on the type of building, completeness of documents, and inspection outcomes. Conzlab assists in minimizing delays by ensuring all steps are followed correctly.
Any amendments must be submitted to and approved by MBIP before implementation. Conzlab provides assistance in updating submissions and managing revisions