Created by: Dr. Rahmat Aidil Djubair
Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia

UBBL 1984 Compliance System

Architect Building Compliance Checker — 1C BOMBA Edition

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How It Works

1

Create a Project

Enter your project name, select the PBT (local authority), lot number, and project type (new build, addition, change of use, or demolition).

2

Enter Building Data

Fill in the 5-section intake form covering building classification, dimensions, fire safety provisions, and means of escape — or upload documents for AI extraction.

3

Run Compliance Check

Confirm your building data and run the automated compliance check. The system checks against 6 modules covering 30+ UBBL by-laws.

Two Input Paths

Path A: Manual Form

  1. 1. Go to project → Fill Building Data
  2. 2. Complete sections A through E
  3. 3. Click "Save Draft" or "Confirm & Run Compliance"

Path B: Document Upload

  1. 1. Go to project → Upload Documents
  2. 2. Upload PDF, DWG, DXF, IFC, or images
  3. 3. Click "Extract Data" (AI reads your drawings)
  4. 4. Review extracted values → Confirm

6 Compliance Modules

M1Building Classification

Purpose group classification per By-law 134 and Fifth Schedule.

M2Spatial Compliance

Setbacks, ceiling heights, room areas, natural lighting, ventilation, disabled access.

M3Fire Safety

Compartmentation, fire appliance access, external walls, cladding, hazard separation.

M4Means of Escape

Occupancy load, travel distance, staircase width, smoke lobbies, risers.

M5Materials & Construction

Fire doors, surface spread of flame, structural materials, ACP cladding checks.

M6Submission Guide

Drawing checklist, required signatures, notice milestones, Bomba submission requirements.

Accepted File Types

PDFDWGDXFIFCPNGJPGTIFF

Max 50 MB per file. Architectural drawings, floor plans, site plans, elevations, sections, and schedules.

Q&A Assistant

Click the chat button in the bottom-right corner to ask about UBBL 1984 by-laws. The AI searches the full UBBL text and provides answers with specific by-law citations.

Example: "What fire safety measures are required for buildings above 18 metres?"

This system is an automated compliance screening tool. It does not replace professional review by a qualified architect, engineer, or fire safety consultant. Always verify findings against the original UBBL 1984 text and consult with the relevant PBT and Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia.