Buku Rujukan Boilerman Gred 2

Pada tahun 2014, saya telah menulis satu blog post yang bertajuk ' Nota Rujukan - Boilerman Gred 2 '. 

Post itu telah di baca oleh lebih 130,000 orang dan mendapat respon/komen/soalan daripada lebih 70 orang. Alhamdulillah, ramai bakal-bakal Boilerman telah mendapat manfaat daripada maklumat yang dikongsikan.

Beberapa tahun telah berlalu dan terdapat banyak perubahan terutama sekali dari segi Akta dan undang-undang yang berkaitan. Pada tahun 2027 juga nanti pertama kali pihak JKKP menetapkan bahawa semua Boilerman di dalam sektor awam perlu memperbaharui lesen mereka. Saya sendiri adalah pekerja di sektor awam yang memegang lesen Boilerman Gred 2 sejak 2012. Sebelum ini, di bawah Akta Kilang dan Jentera 1967, sijil kekompetenan boilerman (buku fizikal) dikeluarkan tanpa tarikh luput (sah seumur hidup). Namun, bermula 1 Jun 2024, Jabatan Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan (JKKP/DOSH) telah menguatkuasakan syarat baharu yang mewajibkan semua orang kompeten memperbaharui lesen secara berkala. 

Di bawah undang-undang terbaharu Malaysia iaitu Akta Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan 1994 (Akta 514) yang telah dipinda, frekuensi untuk memperbaharui lesen boilerman (Operator Dandang Stim) sama ada di sektor swasta mahupun awam adalah setiap 3 tahun sekali. (https://dosh.gov.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Garis-Panduan-Pendaftaran-Dan-Pembaharuan-Pendaftaran-Orang-Kompeten-2024.pdf)

Memandangkan telah ada banyak perubahan seperti yang disebut di atas, saya telah cuba mengumpulkan semua maklumat berkaitan dan membukukannya di dalam sebuah e-book yang saya jual dengan harga yang sangat berpatutan di Google Play. Link seperti di bawah ;

https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Rosedi_Che_Rose_BOILERMAN_GRED_2?id=zFwIEgAAQBAJ

PRAKATA

 

Dengan nama Allah Yang Maha Pemurah lagi Maha Penyayang.

Alhamdulillah, setinggi-tinggi kesyukuran dipanjatkan ke hadrat Allah SWT kerana dengan limpah kurnia-Nya, buku Peperiksaan Lisan Boilerman Gred 2 ini akhirnya dapat disiapkan.

 

Buku ini dihasilkan dengan tujuan membantu calon-calon yang bakal menduduki peperiksaan lisan Boilerman Gred 2, di samping menjadi bahan rujukan kepada operator dandang, jurutera, tenaga pengajar, pelajar TVET serta sesiapa sahaja yang ingin menambah pengetahuan dalam bidang pengendalian dandang stim.

 

Kandungan buku ini disusun berdasarkan silibus dan topik yang lazim ditanya dalam peperiksaan lisan, digabungkan dengan pengalaman industri, amalan sebenar di tempat kerja, keperluan keselamatan, serta rujukan kepada undang-undang dan piawaian yang berkaitan. Penjelasan diberikan dalam bahasa yang mudah difahami supaya pembaca bukan sahaja mampu menghafal jawapan, malah memahami konsep serta sebab di sebalik setiap prosedur yang diamalkan.

 

Bidang pengendalian dandang merupakan satu bidang yang memerlukan tahap disiplin, pengetahuan dan tanggungjawab yang tinggi. Kesilapan kecil boleh membawa kepada kemalangan yang serius serta mengancam nyawa dan harta benda. Oleh itu, setiap orang kompeten hendaklah sentiasa mengutamakan keselamatan, mematuhi kehendak undang-undang, mengamalkan prosedur operasi yang betul serta tidak berhenti menimba ilmu sepanjang kerjaya mereka.

 

Walaupun segala usaha telah dilakukan untuk memastikan ketepatan maklumat yang disampaikan, penulis mengakui bahawa peraturan, piawaian dan teknologi sentiasa berkembang dari semasa ke semasa. Oleh itu, pembaca disarankan supaya sentiasa merujuk kepada akta, peraturan, garis panduan Jabatan Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan (JKKP/DOSH), kod ASME, manual pengeluar serta dokumen rasmi yang terkini sebagai rujukan utama.

Penulis berharap buku ini dapat menjadi teman ulang kaji yang bermanfaat, membantu meningkatkan keyakinan calon menghadapi peperiksaan lisan, seterusnya melahirkan lebih ramai Boilerman yang berpengetahuan, berkemahiran, berintegriti dan sentiasa mengutamakan keselamatan dalam menjalankan tugas.

 

Akhir kata, semoga segala usaha kecil ini memberi manfaat kepada semua pembaca dan menjadi satu amal jariah yang berterusan.

 

Tc. Rosedi che Rose

Weaponizing Taqiyya: How a Religious Doctrine Is Used to Attack Islam

 

Taqiyya: A Doctrine of Survival, Not Deception

In recent years, the Arabic term taqiyya has become a common talking point among critics of Islam. It is often claimed that Islam permits Muslims to lie to non-Muslims whenever it serves the interests of the religion. This claim is frequently repeated on social media and in anti-Islam literature. However, it bears little resemblance to what the concept actually means in Islamic theology and jurisprudence.

What Does Taqiyya Mean?

Taqiyya (Arabic: تقية) literally means prudence, precaution, or self-protection. It refers to the concealment of one's religious belief when facing genuine persecution, coercion, or the threat of serious harm.

The concept developed as a means of preserving life in circumstances where openly professing one's faith could result in imprisonment, torture, or death.

The Qur'anic Basis

Although the word taqiyya itself does not appear in the Qur'an, Muslim scholars derive the principle from several verses.

The primary evidence is Surah An-Nahl (16:106):

"Whoever disbelieves in Allah after having believed—except for one who is compelled while his heart remains secure in faith—but those who willingly open their hearts to disbelief, upon them is the wrath of Allah, and for them is a great punishment."
(Qur'an 16:106)

Classical Islamic tradition explains that this verse was revealed concerning Ammar ibn Yasir, one of the Prophet Muhammad's companions. Ammar was tortured by the pagan leaders of Mecca until he verbally denied his faith. Distressed by what had happened, he came to the Prophet, who reassured him that if he had been compelled while his heart remained firm in faith, he had committed no sin. This incident forms the principal basis for the doctrine later known as taqiyya.

Another verse often cited is Surah Aal 'Imran (3:28):

"Let not the believers take the disbelievers as allies instead of the believers... except when taking precaution against them."
(Qur'an 3:28)

The Arabic phrase translated as "taking precaution" comes from the same linguistic root as taqiyya and has traditionally been understood as permitting caution when believers face danger from hostile enemies.

A third example appears in Surah Ghafir (40:28):

"And a believing man from Pharaoh's family, who concealed his faith, said..."
(Qur'an 40:28)

Here, the Qur'an describes a believer who hid his faith while living within Pharaoh's court in order to protect himself and support Prophet Moses.

Is It a General Permission to Lie?

No.

In mainstream Islamic teaching, honesty is the norm. Lying is generally prohibited except in a few narrowly defined circumstances recognized in Islamic jurisprudence, such as reconciling people in conflict, certain situations involving military deception during war, or preserving harmony between spouses. These exceptions are separate legal rulings and are not what taqiyya primarily refers to.

Taqiyya specifically concerns concealing one's faith under coercion or serious threat—not deceiving others for personal gain or to promote Islam.

Why Is Taqiyya Often Associated with Shia Islam?

The doctrine received greater emphasis in Shia jurisprudence because Shia communities spent long periods as persecuted minorities under various governments. As a result, Shia scholars discussed taqiyya more extensively as a legitimate means of survival.

Sunni scholarship also recognizes the principle, although it generally receives less emphasis because the historical circumstances differed.

Why Is the Term Frequently Used by Critics of Islam?

In many modern debates, taqiyya is presented as evidence that Muslims cannot be trusted because they are supposedly permitted to deceive non-Muslims at will.

This argument creates a circular accusation:

• A Muslim explains what Islam teaches.

• The critic replies, "That is just taqiyya."

• Any further explanation is dismissed as additional proof of taqiyya.

Such reasoning makes the accusation impossible to disprove because every denial is treated as confirmation. This is a rhetorical tactic rather than an accurate representation of mainstream Islamic scholarship.

Similar Concepts in Other Religions

The idea of concealing one's beliefs during persecution is not unique to Islam.

Throughout history:

• Early Christians sometimes concealed their faith during periods of Roman persecution.

• Many Jews concealed their religious identity during the Spanish Inquisition and other times of severe oppression.

These actions were generally understood as acts of survival rather than deception.

Conclusion

Taqiyya is fundamentally a doctrine of survival, not a doctrine of deception.

The Qur'anic evidence shows that it was intended as a compassionate concession for believers facing persecution, allowing them to protect their lives while remaining faithful in their hearts. It was never intended to serve as a blanket permission to lie or deceive others.

Much of the modern controversy surrounding taqiyya stems from taking a narrowly defined legal concession, rooted in extraordinary circumstances, and portraying it as a universal strategy for all Muslims. Such a portrayal is inconsistent with the understanding of mainstream Islamic scholarship and with the historical context from which the doctrine emerged.

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