Prof. Ts. Dr. Shahrina Md Nordin, Chairperson of LPA 2025, noted that this increased engagement reflects how safety is evolving beyond compliance into a domain of innovation and shared accountability.
“Loss prevention today is about responsible innovation — using data, technology, and collaboration to foresee and prevent risks before they happen. When safety is powered by insight and ethics, it becomes a driver of progress rather than a constraint.”
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She added that sustaining this momentum requires collective will and inclusive action.
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“Safety is not just an operational requirement; it is a shared responsibility. By leveraging digital tools, analytics, and cross-sector learning, we can design safer systems that protect people, assets, and the environment.”
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In line with its mission to broaden public awareness, LPA 2025 broke new ground by opening its doors to the public for the first time — resulting in a record-breaking total attendance of 1,288 participants, including 491 walk-in visitors. This milestone highlights LPA's commitment to making safety a shared societal value, reaching beyond industry walls.
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The event was jointly organised by UTP's Centre of Advanced Process Safety (CAPS), the Institute of Smart and Sustainable Living (ISSL), and PETRONAS Projects, Technology & Health, Safety, Security & Environment (PT&HSSE), with support from strategic partners including PETRONAS, Shell, PTTEP, ConocoPhillips, TotalEnergies, Aeromon, and others — all united in advancing excellence and innovation in safety.
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UTP extends heartfelt appreciation to all partners, sponsors, exhibitors, delegates, and presenters whose collaboration made LPA 2025 a resounding success. We look forward to continuing this shared journey toward a safer, smarter, and more sustainable future.
