Aims & Institutional Objectives
The foundation of the Institute of Quality Malaysia rests upon eight foundational pillars codified in Rule 2 of the Constitution, directing the development of national quality capability.
Advancing the Science & Practice of Quality
To advance the science and practice of quality management, quality engineering, assurance, and auditing in all sectors of commerce, industry, academia, and public administration.
National Professional Status & Standards
To establish, uphold, and elevate the professional status and statutory qualifications of persons engaged in quality practices across Malaysia.
Administration of Auditor Accreditation (MRCA)
To operate and maintain the Malaysia Register of Certificated Auditors (MRCA) in strict conformance with national and international conformity assessment guidelines.
Promotion of Education & Training Syllabi
To promote education, training courses, examinations, and continuous professional development (CPD) in total quality management and specialized disciplines.
Advisory to Government & Statutory Agencies
To advise government ministries, state bodies, regulatory commissions, and standards agencies on technical matters pertaining to national quality infrastructure.
Publication of Technical Journals & Gazette Circulars
To publish literature, journals, periodicals, statistical research, and statutory notices on quality advancements and standard revisions.
Conferences, Assemblies & Technical Colloquiums
To convene conventions, symposiums, masterclasses, and national assemblies facilitating cross-sector knowledge exchange and global peer review.
Ethical Regulation & Professional Conduct
To enforce a strict code of professional conduct (Rule 8) ensuring ethical compliance, independence, and accountability among all credential holders.
Committed to Malaysia Madani Quality Benchmarks
Every objective is aligned with international best practice under ISO/IEC mandates and the Confederation of Scientific and Technological Associations in Malaysia (COSTAM).