Norlia Noah
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Norlia binti Noah is the acting President and Group CEO of Prasarana Group
Membership and Posts
| Post | Label | Role | Organization | On Behalf Of | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| President (Acting) and Group Chief Executive of Prasarana | President and Group Chief Executive (PGCE) | Prasarana Malaysia Berhad | 2021-02-23 |
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Biography
Datin Norlia Noah began her career as a Test Engineer in 1990 with a Japanese manufacturing firm in Johor. With over 30 years’ experience in the manufacturing and rail industry, Datin Norlia is a pioneer of female engineers in modern railway.
She joined STAR LRT as a Manager in 1995 and was made Senior Manager Engineering in 2002. While there, Datin Norlia managed various projects and developments.
She also spearheaded the foundations of the LRT Line 3 (LRT3) project; heading its feasibility study, stakeholder engagements, public inspection, LRT3 Railway Scheme, procurement strategy, alignment, and concept designs to ensure compliance.
A graduate in Engineering (Electrical Engineering & Computing), Australia, Datin Norlia is currently providing strategic support and technical advice on rail and bus matters to the Management and heads several Corporate and CAPEX projects.
Datin Norlia plays a significant role as Technical Advisor and is spearheading the project team on behalf of the Malaysian Government in ensuring the delivery of the cross-border Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS). The RTS was successfully signed by Malaysia and Singapore in July 2020.
A graduate in Engineering (Electrical Engineering & Computing), Australia, Datin Norlia is currently providing strategic support and technical advice on rail and bus matters to the Management and heads several Corporate and CAPEX projects.
Datin Norlia plays a significant role as Technical Advisor and is spearheading the project team on behalf of the Malaysian Government in ensuring the delivery of the cross-border Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS). The RTS was successfully signed by Malaysia and Singapore in July 2020.
Notes
The biography is from Prasarana's website
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