The Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corporation (STIDC) was established in 1973 under an ordinance to formulate policies and strategies to promote the timber industry, develop forest resources, and ensure benefits are shared equitably. STIDC aims to enable the state government to coordinate and implement timber industry development. It established a vendorship program in 1996 to support Bumiputera entrepreneurs in furniture. STIDC inspects vendors' workshops and manages communications and training programs to share information. However, safety practices need improvement to address wood dust risks and other hazards.

2.  Sarawak Timber Industry Development
Corporation (STIDC) or PUSAKA
established in June 1973
 Under the Perbadanan Perusahaan
Kemajuan Kayu Sarawak Ordinance
1973
 The recommendation of the Food and
Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the
United Nations. Forest Inventory 1968 -
1972

3.  To formulate policies and strategy towards
promotion of the timber industry
 To develop economical forest resources
 To create new concepts harvesting of the
state's forest resources will be fairly and
equitably shared
 To enable the State Government to have
an instrument for the formulation, co-
ordination and implementation of the
overall timber industry development
strategies

4.  The establishment of STIDC Vendor ship
Programme in 1996 represents a
breakthrough for Bumiputera
Entrepreneurs in the furniture industry.

5.  Inspects the furniture vendors workshop
 Report all problem in the workshop
 Dealing with KIPPKS Officer in-Charge
about the condition of workshop
 Manages all returned key workshop
(Demak Laut Industrial)

6.  Prepare the correspondence that
drafted by staff
 Record Management daily routine work
 Downward communication practices by
STIDC

7.  The practical students must join the in
house training as a compulsory activity
for new staffs or practical students
 given opportunities to seat down
together with others staff in any
functional or committee meeting,
discussion, brainstorming session,
morning briefing

8.  Wood sensitivity that can produce
explosive by dust
 Doesn’t update the safety continually
 Major problem is low safety on intention
certain fire existing
 The effect of the wood dust in skin, nose,
asthma and nasal cancer
 About insecure or unhealthy daily
routines