Description
- The CFO/CCC is a legal document issued by Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya (MBPJ) 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 Petaling Jaya (MBPJ)
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 MBPJ’s jurisdiction.
- The CCC is issued by a certified professional (architect/engineer), while CFO approval is granted by MBPJ.
- 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 MBPJ 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 MBPJ 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.
Advisor
Penny Lim , Legal Consulting
Ms. Penny is responsible for identifying possible legal issues and implementing solutions in the areas of government regulation, customer protection, and fair employment. Legal Counsel. Ms. Penny can advise on legal issues such as government and business permits, review legal documents before signing them, and complete legal research as needed by the company
Commonly Asked Questions
The MBPJ CFO/CCC refers to the Certificate of Fitness for Occupation (CFO) or the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC), which verifies that a completed building is safe, structurally sound, and compliant with approved construction plans and regulations.
The purpose of the CFO/CCC is to legally allow a building to be occupied and used, ensuring it meets safety, structural, fire, and regulatory standards set by MBPJ.
Any owner, developer, or contractor responsible for a new building, major renovation, or building extension within the MBPJ jurisdiction must obtain the certificate before occupation.
- CCC is issued by a registered professional architect or engineer under the Uniform Building By-Laws.
- CFO is issued and approved directly by MBPJ (older method, now mostly replaced by CCC).
It is required before any building can be used or occupied legally.
Required documents typically include:
- Approved building plans
- Inspection reports
- Fire safety certification
- Structural and electrical compliance certificates
- As-built drawings
Yes — inspections will cover:
- Structural integrity
- Electrical and plumbing compliance
- Fire protection measures
- Safety and accessibility standards
Processing time varies depending on building type, completeness of documentation, and inspection results. Delays may occur if rectification work is required.
No — occupying or using the building before receiving the CFO/CCC is illegal and subject to penalties.
A certified Principal Submitting Person (PSP), usually a registered architect or engineer, issues the CCC after confirming full compliance.