KLANG: The Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centre (Puspakom) plans to extend its operating hours to 24 hours a day starting next January to provide greater convenience to the public.
Puspakom chief executive officer Mahmood Razak Bahman said the implementation would depend on public response to the extension of operating hours to seven days a week from November, as well as the availability of sufficient manpower.
“We have engaged the National Union of Commercial Workers and the Puspakom staff union to gauge their views on a concept that provides more reasonable working hours, specifically eight to 10 hours a day compared with the current 12 hours, as well as two rest days a week instead of one.
“As for 24-hour operations, the target is to launch them next January, subject to public response to the seven-day operation, workforce readiness and operational capacity,” he told Bernama after launching the GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026 event at the Aeon Bukit Tinggi premises here yesterday.
Also present were the Transport Ministry’s Land Division secretary Datuk Mohamed Irwan Mansor and Puspakom chief operating officer Dr Ahmad Zahiri Ismail.
Meanwhile, Mahmood said Puspakom will introduce several other innovations, including a new “community hero” recognition award and an expansion of on-site inspection services for customers.
