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Course Description
Indonesia has introduced one of the world's most comprehensive Halal Product Assurance systems through Law No. 33 of 2014 and Government Regulation No. 42 of 2024. As implementation continues to be phased in across product categories, companies supplying lubricants and related products into Indonesia should understand the applicable regulatory requirements, implementation timelines and prepare their organisations accordingly.
This one-day technical training programme provides participants with a practical understanding of Indonesia's Halal Product Assurance System (SJPH), while placing the Indonesian framework within the broader context of halal regulatory developments across Asia.
Participants will gain practical knowledge on regulatory requirements, implementation strategies, certification processes and operational considerations specific to the lubricant industry through technical presentations, case studies and interactive discussions.
Who Should Attend
Lubricant manufacturers
Base oil producers
Additive manufacturers
Chemical suppliers
Toll blenders
OEMs
Quality Managers
Regulatory Affairs Managers
Technical Managers
Plant Managers
R&D personnel
Export and Business Development Managers
Halal Compliance Officers
Consultants supporting industrial certification
Learning Outcomes
Understand the principles of halal compliance within industrial products, including lubricants.
Appreciate the evolving halal regulatory landscape across Asia and the significance of Indonesia's mandatory Halal Product Assurance System.
Interpret Indonesia's halal legislation and certification requirements relevant to the lubricant industry.
Understand the structure and implementation requirements of the Halal Product Assurance System (SJPH).
Identify critical control points within lubricant manufacturing and supply chains.
Develop an implementation roadmap for halal compliance within their organisations.
Understand the certification process and prepare their organisations for compliance where applicable.
Apply lessons learnt through practical case studies and group discussions.
Programme Schedule
Time | Session | Content |
|---|---|---|
08:30–09:00 | Registration & Welcome | Registration and welcome. |
09:00–10:30 | Module 1 – Regional Halal Landscape & Regulatory Framework | Overview of halal regulations across Southeast Asia together with the Halal Management System and Product Assurance Law. |
10:30–11:00 | Morning Refreshments | Morning refreshments. |
11:00–12:30 | Module 2 – Introduction to Halal Management System (SJPH) | Introduction to SJPH, the five SJPH criteria, roles and responsibilities, documentation requirements, and preparation for implementation. |
12:30–13:30 | Networking Lunch | Networking lunch. |
13:30–15:00 | Module 3 – Synthesising SJPH within the Lubricant Industry | Raw materials and additives, manufacturing and production controls, and Halal Critical Control Points for lubricants. |
15:00–15:30 | Afternoon Refreshments | Afternoon refreshments. |
15:30–16:30 | Module 4 – Presentations by Groups & Interactive Discussion | Industry case studies, practical implementation examples, frequently asked questions, and a group discussion with Q&A. |
16:30–17:00 | Closing Session | Summary of key learning points, open Q&A, course evaluation, closing remarks, and certificate presentation. |
Module Details
Module 1 – Regional Halal Landscape & Regulatory Framework
This module provides an overview of halal regulatory developments across Asia, its phased implementation and the implications for lubricant manufacturers supplying products into the South East Asia (SEA) market.
Module 2 – Introduction to Halal Management System (SJPH)
Learn the key components of Indonesia's Halal Product Assurance System (SJPH) and how organizations can establish an effective halal management system to support certification and ongoing compliance.
Module 3 – Synthesising SJPH within the Lubricant Industry
This module focuses on the practical application of halal requirements within lubricant manufacturing. Participants will explore key considerations and best practices for implementing SJPH in their organizations.
Module 4 – Presentations by Groups & Interactive Discussion
Conclude the course with practical case studies and an interactive discussion on common challenges, lessons learnt and implementation strategies for the lubricant industry.
Fees & Registration
Early Bird (until10 Aug)
• ALIA Members: USD 200
• Non-members: USD 400
Regular (until 5 September)
• ALIA Members: USD 250
• Non-members: USD 500
The fee includes course materials, lunch, refreshments and a certificate of completion.
Course content, speakers and the programme schedule may be subject to change.