May-Jun 2013 MICA (P) 034/07/2012

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Blessing of fPso osX 3ContraCt Wins for semBmarine’s yards50th anniversary CeleBrations at otC and nor-shiPPiing

World’s largest accommodation Platform – ekofisk 2/4l

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SMOE Delivers World’s Largest Accommodation Platform – Ekofisk

the project, SMoe’s first platform topside for the North Sea, entailed the engineering, procurement and construction of the world’s largest accommodation platform topside weighing 11,300 metric tonnes as well as the fabrication of two bridges and a bridge connector.

equipped with 552-single bedded cabins, the ekofisk platform will be a centre for field functions and systems, regional telecommunications, air and sea traffic control as well as Norway’s fourth largest and busiest airport with 50 helicopter landings and departures daily.

With free-fall lifeboats, the platform topside will also function as the main mustering area for search & rescue and emergency preparedness operations. Bound for the Greater ekofisk Area, offshore Stavanger, the ekofisk platform will be installed in 80 metres water depth in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea.

to celebrate the platform’s completion, highlights of the sail-away ceremony included a Javanese dance performance, speeches by senior management representatives from conocoPhillips and SMoe as well as a safety award presentation to SMoe’s conocoPhillips project team for achieving 11.3 million manhours without lost time incidents during the project period from April 2010 to June 2013.

the festivities continued well into the night with a cocktail and dinner reception at Shangri-la Hotel attended by 320 management and project team members from conocoPhillips and SMoe as well as other industry partners. At the dinner, SMoe was also bestowed with the prestigious SPIrIt (Safety, People, Integrity, responsibility, Innovation and teamwork) of Performance Award by conocoPhillips in recognition of the excellent safety achievements demonstrated by the ekofisk Accommodation Platform Project.

Shortly after, the ekofisk 2/4L accommodation platform set off on June 30, 2013 for its installation in the North Sea.

An Indonesian cultural dance to welcome the guests.

Presentation of an oil painting of the Ekofisk Accommodation Platform Topside to Mr John Devins, ConocoPhillips’ General Manager of Projects Europe, by Mr Ho Nee Sin, SMOE’s Managing Director, during the gala dinner.

A toast to mark the solid partnership between ConocoPhillips, Sembcorp Marine and SMOE.

Senior management and project team representatives from ConocoPhillips, Sembcorp Marine and SMOE as well as distinguished guests including His Excellency Tormod C. Endresen, the Norwegian Ambassador to Singapore, celebrated the successful completion of Ekofisk 2/4L Accommodation Topsides and Bridges during a sail-away ceremony on June 18, 2013.

Commemorating the successful completion of the world’s largest accommodation platform topside with Mr Ho Nee Sin (first from left), SMOE’s Managing Director, Mr John Devins (fifth from left), ConocoPhillips General Manager of Projects Europe, Mr Steinar Vaage (sixth from left), ConocoPhillips’ President of Europe, His Excellency Tormod C. Endresen (fifth from right), Royal Norwegian Embassy Ambassador to Singapore, Mr Goh Geok Ling (fourth from right), Chairman of Sembcorp Marine and SMOE, Mr Wong Weng Sun (third from right), Sembcorp Marine’s President and CEO, and Mr Ong Poh Kwee (second from right), Sembcorp Marine’s Deputy President.

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A shining jewel: FPSO OSX 3 will be deployed to the Campos Basin, offshore Brazil.

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FPSO OSX 3 Bound for Brazil

Blessing of OSX 3: Lady Sponsor Mrs Anna Kac (centre), OSX’s engineering executive manager, together with Mr Carlos Bellot (second from right), OSX’s CEO, Mr Toshiro Miyazaki (first from right), MODEC’s President & CEO, and Mr Wong Weng Sun (second from left), Sembcorp Marine’s President & CEO, onstage for the naming of this magnificent vessel.

Cake-cutting ceremony onboard OSX 3.

Cheers to FPSO OSX 3’s safe and prosperous future!

Marking the significant milestone.

Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel OSX 3, successfully converted by Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary Jurong Shipyard for MODEC, is well on track for her maiden assignment offshore Brazil with OSX Leasing B.V. (OSX), following the vessel's naming on May 31, 2013.

to mark the conversion success, FPSo oSX 3 was officially named by Lady Sponsor Mrs Anna Kac, oSX’s engineering executive manager, in a ceremony attended by senior management representatives from oSX, Modec and Jurong Shipyard.

the conversion of FPSo oSX 3 from very Large crude carrier (vLcc) tanker Mv tar II encompassed the installation of an external turret mooring system and process facilities, which included gas turbine generators as well as oil separation, gas injection/gas lift and water injection systems. designed to operate for 20 years without drydocking, the FPSo will have a storage capacity of 1.3 million barrels and a production capacity of 100,000 barrels of oil per day.

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Jurong Shipyard has signed a US$596 million contract in May 2013 to build an ultra-high specification jack-up rig for Noble Corporation, with option for an additional unit for use in the United Kingdom sector of the North Sea.

Noble’s US$596M Jack-up Deal

Scheduled for delivery in the first quarter of 2016, the rig will be based on the proven Gusto MSc cJ70 design and in line with an enhanced version of Statoil’s “cat J" specifications. the ultra-high specification jack-up rig will have an air gap of 69 metres and will be able to operate in water depths of up to 150 metres in harsh environment conditions, with a maximum total drilling depth capacity of 10,000 metres.

representing the most advanced and versatile of its kind, the jack-up is optimised to meet high health, safety and environmental standards for installation in water depths of up to 150 metres in the Norwegian sector.

US$220.5M Contract for PPL ShipyardPPL Shipyard has been awarded a US$220.5 million contract in May 2013 from BOT Lease Co Ltd, a leasing company of The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, to build a proprietary Pacific Class 400 design jack-up rig.

Scheduled for delivery at the end of January 2015, the project will be coordinated and managed by Japan drilling co Ltd. Fitted with the latest drilling equipment and offline handling features, the rig will have simultaneous operations support. It will be capable of operating in deeper waters of 400 feet, drilling high-pressure and high-temperature wells to depths of 30,000 feet, as well as furnished with catering and other amenities for 150 persons.

Since the launch of the Pacific 400 series, the yard has received 12 orders for such jack-ups, with six units delivered and operating in West Africa, the Gulf of thailand, Qatar and the Middle east.

The new jack-up rig will be based on the same proprietary Pacific Class 400 design as the Atwood Orca rig (as above).

Sealing the deal: Mr Scott Marks, Noble Corporation’s Senior Vice President of Engineering, and Mr William Gu, Jurong Shipyard’s General Manager of Offshore.

Clinching this prestigious project further cements Jurong Shipyard’s position as a leading builder of customised rigs and affirms our commitment to provide versatile solutions to meet our customers’ diverse specifications.Mr William Gu, Jurong Shipyard’s General Manager of Offshore Division.

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Following the Letter of Intent (LOI) signed with Det norske oljeselskap ASA (Det norske) in February 2013, Sembcorp Marine's subsidiary SMOE was awarded an engineering, procurement and construction contract by Det norske in June 2013 to build a $1.16 billion offshore platform integrated topside to be installed in the Norwegian Continental Shelf of the North Sea.

Board directors and senior management representatives of Det norske, Sembcorp Marine and SMOE marking the start of a strong partnership.

SMOE Awarded North Sea Topside Contract

Exchange of gift mementos between Mr Sverre Skogen, Chairman of the Board of Det norske, and Mr Goh Geok Ling, Chairman of Sembcorp Marine and SMOE.

Steel Strike for NS Guarapari Drillship

Another milestone to cheer for.

Besides commemorating the drillship’s construction commencement, the event also served as a platform for the forging of closer partnerships between the yard, project team members and partners including Petrobras, Sete Brasil, Seadrill, odfjell and ABS.

representing the next generation of high-specification drillships with advanced capabilities for operational efficiency, the vessel will feature state-of-the-art drilling facilities, a larger deck area, efficient deck arrangement and a large moon pool for enhanced drilling operations as well as dynamic positioning class 3 capabilities and superior motion.

Mr Altamiro M. Ferreira Filho (centre), Petrobras’ Project Manager, Mr Craig Riddell (first from right), Odfjell’s Engineering Manager, and Mr Wang Zijian, Jurong Shipyard’s Executive Director, initiating the first strike for the birth of Sete Brasil’s 7th drillship.

In active discussions.

Another production milestone was achieved in Jurong Shipyard on May 14, 2013 with the steel striking of the 7th drillship ordered by Sete Brasil Participações S.A. (Sete Brasil) based on the proprietary Jurong Espadon design.

to be built in partnership with engineering firm Wood Group Mustang, the topside is scheduled for sail-away in March 2016. Facilities on the 13,700-tonne topside, which is integrated with a 70-men living quarters module cum helideck, will include modules for process, gas compression, separation, water injection, flare boom, metering and utilities.

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A Good Start to Perisai’s 2nd Rig

A photo moment to commemorate the construction start of Perisai’s second Pacific Class 400 jack-up rig.

Installation of Zawtika Project’s living quarters module as well as key components.

Launching of Oro Negro’s 1st Rig

Newly launched Decus, a Pacific Class 400 rig built for Oro Negro by PPL Shipyard.

Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary PPL Shipyard witnessed the successful launching of Decus, the first of two newbuild proprietary designed Pacific Class 400 jack-up rigs built for Integradora de Servicios Petroleros Oro Negro, S.A.P.I. de C.V. (Oro Negro), in June 2013.

Scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2013, the rig will be capable of drilling high pressure and high temperature wells of 30,000 feet and operating in water depths of up to 400 feet.

Management and project team representatives from Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Bhd (Perisai) and PPL Shipyard gathered on May 16, 2013 to celebrate the strike-steel for Perisai’s second jack-up rig based on the proprietary Pacific Class 400 design.

Making Steady ProgressJune 2013 saw yet another milestone completion for the Zawtika Development Project, currently under construction by SMOE for PTTEP.

Following the delivery of the Zawtika project’s jacket with piles and bridge in January 2013, the month of June saw the successful installation of its living quarters module as well as key components comprising the helideck and flare. Scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2013, the Integrated Platform will be installed at Block M9 in the Andaman Sea offshore Myanmar.

upon completion, the rig will be capable of operating in water depths of 400 feet and drilling to depths of 35,000 feet. equipped with technologically advanced drilling equipment, the unit also provides single- and double-room accommodation for 150 personnel with full hostelry services.

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Another Milestone for PT SMOE Indonesia

We hope that the development of PT SMOE will continue to bring more employment opportunities and greater prosperity to Batam in Indonesia.Mr Goh Geok Ling, Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman.

From just 15 hectares of reclaimed land in 2000, the Batam yard has grown to its current size of 68.5 hectares. the Phase II quayside, an extension from Phase I, has a load-out capacity of 20,000 metric tonnes and can take up to 30,000 metric tonnes with spread loading, while the two reinforced quaysides have a total length of 547m. New facilities such as workshops, a huge blasting chamber and a tele-presence centre were added to improve work productivity and efficiency.

In line with expansion plans to better serve global customers, the custom-built yard is now well-equipped to undertake mega-weight topside projects as well as cater to modular fabrication projects, such as onshore LNG facilities.

Historical Milestones of Pt SMoe Indonesia1st Phase (Began in 2001)

reclamation of 15 hectares of land and construction of workshops & a 310m skid-way. total: 15 hectares

Key milestones:

• Delivery of 8,500-tonne CPP topside to Premier Oil Indonesia for theirGajah Baru Field

• LaunchedbyHisExcellencyPresidentSusiloBambangYudhoyonoin2006

2nd Phase (Began in 2007)

Another 15 hectares of seafront reclaimed and addition of new facilities including fabrication shop, cafeteria, medical centre, auto-blasting shop. total: 30 hectares

Key milestones:

• LaunchedbytheGovernorofRiauIslandsBapakIsmethAbdullahin2008

• Mr Goh Geok Ling, Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman, officiates opening ofPhase II quayside in 2013

3rd Phase (Began in 2009)

Further 25.8 hectares reclaimed and building of the Phase II seafront with a reinforced quayside. total: 55.8 hectares

Key milestones:

• Completionofthirdphasein2012

4th Phase (Began in 2012)

Addition of 12.7 hectares and new facilities including fabrication workshops, blasting & painting chambers and a project office. total: 68.5 hectares

Key milestones:

• Mr Goh Geok Ling, Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman, officiates opening ofNorth yard in 2013

5th Phase Plans to reclaim another 20 hectares of land. estimated total: 88.5 hectares

Feasibility study underway.

Senior management representatives from Sembcorp Marine, SMOE and PT SMOE Indonesia commemorating the milestone Phase IV development in Batam.

At the ribbon cutting ceremony: Mr Wong Weng Sun (first from left), Sembcorp Marine’s President & CEO, Mr Goh Geok Ling, Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman, Mr Ho Nee Sin, SMOE’s Managing Director, and Mr Norman Chew, PT SMOE Indonesia’s General Manager.

PT SMOE Indonesia, a subsidiary of SMOE, marked the successful completion of both the Phase IV development, comprising the North Yard, as well as the construction of the Phase II quayside on May 23, 2013 at a ceremony, well-attended by board directors and senior management from Sembcorp Marine, SMOE and PT SMOE Indonesia as well as customers, suppliers and industry partners.

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SHIP rePAIrS

Welcome to Friends from Around the World

the repair team welcomed Sanko Breeze as the 105,712 dwt crude oil tanker returned to the yard in May 2013 for repair and maintenance, five years after her last visit. owned by Sanko Ship Management co Ltd, the Japanese vessel with dimensions 239.0m x 42.03m x 21.30m went through overhaul, survey and cleaning of main engine, steel renewal on her water ballast tank and overhaul of valves. upon completion of hull blasting and painting, Sanko Breeze continued on her journey in June 2013.

Mill House, a 58,610 dwt LPG carrier, sailed into the yard for a stopover in May 2013. during her stay, the 225.49m x 36.63m x 22.0m vessel owned by Petredec Services (Asia) saw the testing of pipe line and relief valves as well as modifications on mooring fittings. the vessel also received hull blasting and painting prior to her departure in the same month.

In May 2013, Jurong Shipyard also saw the return of Jin-Ei, a 299,998 dwt crude oil tanker owned by Kyoei tanker co. Ltd, after a successful round of overhaul in 2010. Significant repairs on the 332.98m x 60.0m x 29.40m vessel included steel renewal of fore peak tank, overhaul of main engine pistons and cylinder covers as well as other renewal works. the vessel left in May after undergoing hull blasting and painting.

Ratna Namrata, a 105,830 dwt tanker measuring 244.0m x 42.03m x 21.0m and owned by India Steamship, docked at Jurong Shipyard in June 2013. As part of her repairs, a tailshaft survey was carried out, windlass wire drum bushes and brake lining units were renewed while cylinder cover and pistons were overhauled. After hull blasting and painting, the vessel was given a clean bill of health and sailed away in the same month.

Jurong Shipyard extended its warm hospitality to several vessels during the months of May and June 2013 when they visited the yard for their repairs and maintenance.

Sanko Breeze ready for her next voyage.

Keeping Mill House spick and span.

Jin-Ei in shipshape after repairs.

Renewed vigour for Ratna Namrata.

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Jurong Shipyard saw the return of Gas Capricorn, a 49,999 dwt LPG carrier managed by NyK Ship Management Pte Ltd, in June 2013 following her last visit in 2008. Major scope of work on the 230.0m x 36.6m x 20.80m vessel included propeller polishing, valves overhaul, hull anodes renewal and modification of low sulphur marine gas oil fuel tank. upon completion of hull cleaning, blasting and painting, Gas capricorn sailed off from the yard in June.

Sawu Sea, a 11,172 dwt general cargo vessel managed by Wallem Shipmanagement Singapore, revisited Jurong Shipyard from May to June 2013, two years after her visit in 2011. the 129.41m x 19.0m x 11.65m vessel went through underwater works and repairs to the engine room, hatch cover and cargo hold before continuing on her voyage.

Maersk Phuket, a 2,890 teu containership measuring 210.10m x 32.20m x 19.40m, took off from Jurong Shipyard in May 2013, a month after her arrival. As part of the repairs on the vessel belonging to Maersk Line Ship Management India, the hull was blasted and coated with fresh paint while her propeller and hatch covers were overhauled. other jobs performed on the vessel included renewal of cargo hold ventilation fan motors and rotor shaft bearings.

In May 2013, Jakarta Tower, a containership measuring 211.85m x 29.80m x 16.70m and owned by eastern Pacific Shipping Pte Ltd, made a stopover at Jurong Shipyard. Major steel renewal works were carried out on the tanks and engine room pipes of the 2,578 teu vessel. After hull grit blasting and painting, the vessel sailed away along with her crew in May to proceed on with her journey.

Sawu Sea ready to set sail.

Gas Capricorn sailing in for repairs.

Freshening up Maersk Phuket.

Jakarta Tower reaching new heights.

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Mr Wong Weng Sun sharing his expertise on the development of next-

generation shipyards.

this year’s otc was well-attended with a turnout achieving a 30-year high of 104,800 attendees and around 2,700 exhibitors representing more than 40 countries. representative from the Group’s subsidiary yards showcased Sembcorp Marine’s integrated capabilities and proven track record.

Speaking to a packed luncheon group on May 7, Mr Wong Weng Sun, Sembcorp Marine’s President & ceo, also took the opportunity to share his experience on the development of next-generation shipyards, including the Group’s two new yards in Singapore and Brazil, that are geared to support the needs of the offshore industry in a competitive market. By all accounts, the otc week was a good platform to further distinguish Sembcorp Marine’s reputation as an industry leader in the global marine and offshore sector.

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Making a strong showing, Sembcorp Marine and its subsidiaries Jurong Shipyard, Sembawang Shipyard, SMOE, PPL Shipyard and Estaleiro Jurong Aracruz participated in the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2013 from May 6 to 9 at the Reliant Arena in Houston, Texas.

Building Strategic Networks at OTC 2013

A full-house audience at Mr Wong Weng Sun’s OTC presentation.

Strong interest in the rig and drillship models.

A photo for the album for Sembcorp Marine’s contingent, led by Mr Goh Geok Ling, the Group’s

Chairman, and Mr Wong Weng Sun, the Group’s President & CEO.

In close discussions.

Bustling with networking action.

Reinforcing business links.

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A Night to RememberSembcorp Marine celebrated its 50th anniversary during the OTC Week with a gala reception at Asia Society, Houston, well-attended by over 300 guests on May 9, 2013.

Held for the second time, the successful event was definitely an unforgettable occasion as senior management and representatives from the Group and its subsidiaries were networking and forging close ties with customers and partners from countries including united States, Brazil and Singapore.

Welcoming guests at the entrance.

Enjoying the food and company.

A good turnout at the OTC reception.

Commemorating the successful event.

Fostering closer ties.

Strong interest in the Group’s rig building capabilities.

Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiaries united as one big family.

Marking the long-standing ties between Sembcorp Marine and MODEC.

Mr Lawrence R. Dickerson (second from right), Diamond Offshore’s President and CEO, together with Mr Goh Geok Ling (second from left), Mr Wong Weng Sun (first from left), and Mr William Gu, Jurong Shipyard’s General Manager of Offshore.

Strengthening Brazilian ties: Ms Magda Chambriard, General Director of Brazil’s National Agency for Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), Mr Goh Geok Ling (third from right), Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman, Mr Wong Weng Sun (second from left), Sembcorp Marine’s President & CEO, and Mr Martin Cheah (first from left), Estaleiro Jurong Aracruz’s President.

Having a good time: Mr Clay Williams, National Oilwell Varco’s President and COO, Mr Rob Saltiel, Atwood Oceanics’ President and CEO, and Mr Barry Smith, Atwood Oceanics’ Vice President of Technical Services.

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Strong Presence at Nor-Shipping 2013A global leader in offshore and marine engineering, Sembcorp Marine and its subsidiaries JurongShipyard and Sembawang Shipyard further strengthened their international profile and business networks with their active participation in Nor-Shipping 2013 from June 4 to 7 in Oslo, Norway.

the event saw the successful participation of over 30,000 delegates and exhibitors from around 50 countries. Sembcorp Marine was part of the Singapore Pavilion comprising seven exhibitors led by the Singapore Maritime Foundation (SMF) and the Association of Singapore Marine Industries (ASMI).

over the four days, Sembcorp Marine’s delegates showcased the Group’s core capabilities and the Integrated tuas New yard as well as played host to Mr Lui tuck yew, Singapore’s transport Minister, and other distinguished visitors who visited the booth. the Group also hosted a luncheon attended by customers and associates as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations. the event was a good platform to network and forge closer ties with customers and partners from Norway and europe.

Sembcorp Marine was also a major sponsor of the Singapore Nite reception held at the radisson Blu Plaza Hotel on June 5, which saw the bonding between the participants and international maritime community over drinks and local delights prepared by Singaporean chefs flown in for this occasion.

Taking a closer look at the Group’s capabilities: Guest-of-Honour Mr Lui Tuck Yew (third from right), Minister for Transport, and Mr Goh Geok Ling (third from left), Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman.

Commemorating Guest-of-Honour Minister Lui Tuck Yew’s visit with a group picture.

Mr Ong Poh Kwee, Sembcorp Marine’s Deputy President, actively engaging visitors.

Mr Goh Geok Ling sharing his perspectives with guests at the 50th anniversary networking luncheon hosted by Sembcorp Marine on June 6.

Enjoying a light moment with Minister Lui Tuck Yew at the Singapore Nite reception on June 5.

Lively discussions between Mr Olav Eikrem, Technical Director of Frontline Management AS, and senior management from Sembcorp Marine and Jurong Shipyard.

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Champions of Labour MovementRecognised for their significant contributions towards the workfare and welfare of workers, Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary Jurong Shipyard and the Group's Deputy President Mr Ong Poh Kwee both received honours from the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) at the May Day Dinner & Awards held on April 28, 2013.

Commemorating Guest-of-Honour Minister Lui Tuck Yew’s visit with a group picture.

Mr Wong Weng Sun, Sembcorp Marine’s President & CEO and Jurong Shipyard’s Managing Director, receiving the Plaque of Commendation Star Award presented to Jurong Shipyard by Mr Lim Swee Say, NTUC’s Secretary-General.

Mr Ong Poh Kwee, Sembcorp Marine’s Deputy President and Sembawang Shipyard’s Managing Director, was conferred a Medal of Commendation Award.

In Touch With InvestorsSembcorp Marine hosted a group of fund managers who were keen to learn more about the Group’s marine and offshore engineering operations and capabilities during a visit organised by Nomura Securities on May 15, 2013.

through a corporate presentation and yard tour, members of the investment community gained a better understanding of the Group’s business performance and ongoing projects.Presentation to the group of investors by Ms Judy Han, Sembcorp Marine’s

Senior Vice President of Group Investor Relations and Communications.

Plaque of Commendation Star Award: Jurong ShipyardJurong Shipyard was recognised for its close collaboration with the union in furthering workers’ welfare and training since the union’s establishment in the 70s. From setting up a Multi-Purpose co-operative Society and an Apprenticeship training Programme to its own medical clinics, canteens and training centres, the yard has been leading the way in people development initiatives.

Long before the official retirement age was raised from 55 to 60, and subsequently to 62 years old, the management has been re-employing eligible employees. Besides providing well-designed career progression and a structured training plan leading to NItec/Higher NItec/diploma/degree qualifications, Jurong Shipyard has also been an active supporter of Ntuc Marine engineering cluster’s Place-and-train Programme for Marine technical Associates.

Aptly described as “a leader with deep compassion for his people” in the citation given by Ntuc, Mr ong Poh Kwee was commended for his efforts in promoting a closer relationship between the management and the Sembawang Shipyard employees’ union as well as for bringing about many improvements for the safety, welfare, skills and knowledge of employees during his 25 years in the company.

under Mr ong’s leadership, the yard continues to deploy older workers as well as harness their knowledge and experience. His efforts in continually upgrading the yard's training centre and promoting a safe working environment for employees have also earned the praise of Ntuc.

Medal of Commendation: Mr Ong Poh Kwee, Sembcorp Marine’s Deputy President and Sembawang Shipyard’s Managing Director

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HAPPeNINGS

In the Pink of HealthCommitted to promoting health awareness among employees, Jurong Shipyard organised the annual health screenings in collaboration with JurongHealth for staff at Tanjong Kling and Pulau Samulun in May 2013.

the yard’s annual health checks saw a good participation of close to 1,700 employees from the two locations. Besides taking part in health assessment surveys, employees also received tests on body fat, blood pressure and glucose levels to evaluate their health status for early detection and treatment of chronic risks including heart disease, high blood pressure, hypertension and diabetes. Additional checks were also added this year to test for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and osteoporosis as well as colorectal cancer for staff aged 50 years and above.

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Review of medical histories.

Taking weight and height readings.

Waist measurements for body mass analysis.

Blood samples taken.

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Choosing from a healthy spread of snacks.

Enjoying a well-deserved snack after the health check.

Safety for AllDedicated to the cause of promoting a proactive safety culture within the Group’s subsidiary yards and beyond, Sembcorp Marine was once again a platinum sponsor of this year’s National Workplace Safety and Health campaign.

organised by the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) council, in collaboration with the Ministry of Manpower, the national WSH campaign was launched on May 20, 2013 by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. themed “this could Be you”, the year-long outreach efforts aim to remind all that accidents can happen to anyone who ignores WSH practices.

Fitness at WorkNo time to go to the gym? You can still tone those muscles with the theraband, a special elastic band, for your exercise regime

during a fun and interactive workshop in May 2013, participants from Jurong Shipyard picked up useful tips on performing a total body workout using a theraband. Besides strengthening major muscle groups, the exercises were also helpful in improving flexibility and keeping fit.

Strengthening and toning leg muscles.A convenient and easy fitness routine using therabands.

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Industry Honours for Sembcorp MarineSembcorp Marine, Jurong Shipyard and Sembawang Shipyard garnered various accolades at the Seatrade Asia Awards 2013 held at the JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong on June 21.

At the awards dinner well-attended by top executives from the international maritime community, Jurong Shipyard was conferred the winner of the Shipbuilding & repair yard Award for its strong track record in ship repair and specialised newbuilding as well as excellence in timely delivery and cost competitiveness.

Sembawang Shipyard was selected as a finalist for the Shipbuilding & repair yard Award for its strong capabilities in delivering quality and innovative repair and shipbuilding solutions while maintaining high standards of health, safety, security and environment.

Sembcorp Marine was chosen as a finalist for the corporate Social responsibility Award due to its commitment and steadfast support of workplace safety & health, education, the arts, community care and the environment.

Launched in 2008, the annual Seatrade Asia Awards is organised by Seatrade to recognise and reward achievements and meritorious activities in the Asian shipping industry.

Mr Rathakrishnan s/o Murugayan, Jurong Shipyard’s Assistant General Manager of Offshore, receiving the prestigious Shipbuilding & Repair Yard Award on behalf of Jurong Shipyard.

Singapore’s Navy Visits New Yard

Led by Mr Freddie Woo, Jurong SML’s executive director, and Mr Lau chia ching, Jurong SML’s General Manager, the tour provided the visitors with an update on the developments and progress of the new yard as well as its capabilities and facilities.

Senior personnel from the Republic of Singapore Navy including Commanding Officer ME7 Alphonsus Chua (front row, 8th from left) from Force Generation Squadron and Commanding Officer ME6 Sam Lee (front row, 4th from left) from Ship Superintendent Engineering Centre, Mr Freddie Woo (front row, 9th from right), Jurong SML’s Executive Director, Mr Lau Chia Ching (front row, 6th from right), Jurong SML’s General Manager, together with representatives from the Republic of Singapore Navy and Jurong SML.

In line with efforts to strengthen ties with partners, senior management representatives from Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary Jurong SML hosted a group of distinguished personnel from the Republic of Singapore Navy during their visit to the Integrated New Yard at Tuas View Extension on June 5, 2013.