PNB Merdeka Ventures Sdn. Berhad (PNBMV) has officially launched its Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Month 2026 in conjunction with National Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Week 2026 at the Merdeka 118 precinct.
The launch was officiated by the Director General of the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), Ir. Ts. Hajah Hazlina binti Yon, highlighting the importance of strengthening workplace safety, health and environmental practices.

As part of the launch programme, an Occupational Safety and Health podcast featured PNBMV Chief Executive Officer, Dato’ Ir. Ts. (Dr) Izwan Ibrahim, together with the Director General of DOSH. The discussion reflected on 150 years of occupational safety and health development in Malaysia, while exploring aspirations and perspectives for advancing the country’s OSH standards and practices.
The programme also featured a symbolic flag-off for the Merdeka 118 Spire Climb, involving approximately 50 PNBMV employees and other tenants from the tower. Participants took on the challenge of ascending the tower’s 160-metre spire, highlighting the importance of teamwork, resilience and safety awareness.

PNBMV Chief Executive Officer, Dato’ Ir. Ts. (Dr) Izwan Ibrahim, emphasised that managing one of the world’s tallest buildings requires an unwavering commitment to safety. He noted that everyone who works in, visits or contributes to the operation of the Merdeka 118 precinct has an important role to play in maintaining a safe environment.
He added that HSE Month provides an opportunity for employees, partners and authorities to come together, share knowledge, strengthen capabilities and continue building a world-class precinct where safety remains a top priority.
DOSH Director General Ir. Ts. Hajah Hazlina binti Yon also commended PNBMV for placing health, safety and well-being at the centre of its operations. She highlighted that occupational safety and health should go beyond compliance and become a shared commitment embedded within an organisation’s culture.
Throughout July, PNBMV will conduct a series of HSE initiatives aimed at promoting workplace safety, health and well-being across the Merdeka 118 precinct. Among the highlights is the Merdeka 118 Be-Fit Tower Run, featuring world champion tower runner Soh Wai Ching.
Other activities include leadership HSE site inspections, emergency response exercises conducted with the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (BOMBA), a mental health awareness session by motivational speaker Da’i Izzhar Nazri, health screenings and community activities at Stadium Merdeka.
Through these initiatives, PNBMV continues to strengthen its safety culture while maintaining high standards in building management and sustainability. Merdeka 118 has achieved LEED certification and Platinum-level WELL Core Certification, while the precinct is also working towards GreenRE and Green Building Index (GBI) certifications.
These efforts reflect PNBMV’s commitment to creating a world-class precinct where safety, sustainability, environmental responsibility and occupant well-being come together to support a healthier and more resilient workplace.




















