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Business Reg. No.: 199908265G<br />
One of the largest single contracts in the<br />
industry, the Engineering, Procurement and<br />
Construction (EPC) contract calls for <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong> to build two 6th generation Friede &<br />
Goldman (F & G) ExD designed ultra-deepwater<br />
semi-submersible drilling rigs.<br />
MICA (P) 028/06/2005 <strong>May</strong> - June 2005<br />
Largest US$780 Million<br />
Semi-Sub Building Contract<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> has bagged a US$780<br />
million deal – its biggest newbuilding<br />
order to-date – from Cyprus-based<br />
Seatankers Management Co. <strong>Ltd</strong><br />
(Seatankers) for the construction of two<br />
6th generation ultra-deepwater semisubmersible<br />
drilling rigs in June 2005.<br />
The semi-submersible rigs are designed for<br />
operation in the challenging deepwater arena,<br />
in particular the Gulf of Mexico, offshore Brazil<br />
and West Africa, with the ability to remain in<br />
dynamic positioning mode in water depths up<br />
to 10,000 feet. Engineered for stability and<br />
versatility, the semi-submersible rigs have an<br />
operational displacement of 43,400 metric tons<br />
at 17 metres draft and 46,750 metric tons at<br />
20 metres draft, with 18,000 square feet of<br />
usable deck space and more than 7,000 metric<br />
tons of variable deck load.<br />
Construction of the first semi-submersible rig<br />
has since commenced with delivery slated in<br />
the first quarter of 2008, while work on the<br />
second semi-submersible rig is scheduled in<br />
October 2005 with delivery expected in the first<br />
half of 2009.<br />
Affirming his confidence in <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s<br />
rig-building abilities, Mr John Fredriksen of<br />
Seatankers Management Co. <strong>Ltd</strong>, said, “We<br />
have chosen to build the rigs in <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong><br />
based on the shipyard’s proven track record<br />
in building quality rigs. We are extremely<br />
pleased to be able to work with such a firstclass<br />
shipyard. It has been of vital importance<br />
for us that <strong>Jurong</strong> is delivering a turnkey project<br />
including full completion tests of the units.”<br />
The 6 th generation F&G ultra-deepwater semi-submersible rigs will be built based on the same design as shown above<br />
Mr Don Lee, Senior General Manager of<br />
Offshore Division, expressed his delight at<br />
partnering Seatankers in this prestigious<br />
project. “We are privileged to have the<br />
opportunity to work with Seatankers and R S<br />
Platou, a leading offshore broker in concluding<br />
this important contract,” said Mr Lee. “This<br />
Close partnership – Mr John Fredriksen of Seatankers together<br />
with Mr Don Lee, JSPL’s Senior GM of Offshore, during the<br />
contract signing in Norway<br />
award by Seatankers is a testimony of <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong> as a premier rig builder and a<br />
recognised global player in the offshore<br />
market,” he added.<br />
The contract award followed “hot on the heels”<br />
of the successful deliveries of two newbuild<br />
5th generation F & G ultra-deepwater semisubmersible<br />
sister rigs, GSF Development<br />
Driller I and GSF Development Driller II, to<br />
GlobalSantaFe Corporation in the first quarter<br />
this year. Both semi-submersibles were built<br />
using <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s proprietary “Load-out<br />
and Mating-in-Dock” technique, which involves<br />
the simultaneous construction, and the<br />
subsequent skidding and mating of the upper<br />
and lower hulls. This breakthrough method,<br />
which won the Innovation of the Year Award<br />
in 2003, allows accelerated construction,<br />
precise alignment of hulls, and enhanced<br />
quality and safety standards.
Fresh From The yard<br />
Another US$131 Million<br />
Jack-Up Win<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> has secured a US$131 million rig building contract in June 2005 to build a third Baker Marine Pacific<br />
Class 375 (BMC Pacific 375) Deep Drilling Offshore Jack-up for Norway’s Petrojack ASA.<br />
Newbuilding works for the third BMC Pacific<br />
375 jack-up rig, to be named Petrojack III,<br />
is expected to commence in the fourth<br />
quarter of 2005, with delivery slated in the<br />
fourth quarter of 2008. When completed,<br />
the rig will be equipped with a drilling<br />
package to drill high pressure and high<br />
temperature wells at 30,000 feet whilst<br />
operating in 375 feet of water, with the ability<br />
to accommodate 120 men.<br />
December 2004 and April 2005. The two<br />
rigs, Petrojack I and Petrojack II, are<br />
currently under construction in the yard,<br />
with deliveries scheduled in March 2007<br />
and January 2008 respectively.<br />
Mr Berge Gerdt Larsen, owner and board<br />
member of Petrojack ASA, said, “The Board<br />
of Petrojack ASA is very pleased with the<br />
relationship and co-operation extended by<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> and its parent SembCorp<br />
Marine. With the robust offshore oil and gas<br />
market, we are confident that these three<br />
premium jack-up rigs will enhance our ability<br />
to serve our customers.”<br />
Mr Don Lee, Senior General Manager of<br />
Offshore Division, said, “Petrojack III is<br />
the third jack-up rig on order by Petrojack<br />
ASA. The jack-up will be identical to two<br />
other jack-up rigs currently under<br />
construction in <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>. This is<br />
an endorsement of the confidence that<br />
our client has in our ability and<br />
capabilities to construct the jack-ups.”<br />
Prior to the award of Petrojack III, <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong> was contracted to build two similar<br />
jack-up rigs for Petrojack earlier in<br />
The jack-up will be constructed based on the BMC Pacific 375 design<br />
Overhaul of Transocean Legend<br />
Transocean Legend, a semi-submersible rig belonging to<br />
Transocean’s fleet, departed <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> in June 19 after<br />
making a stopover at the yard for repairs and upgrading in<br />
<strong>May</strong> 2005.<br />
In addition to the standard drydocking works, key jobs carried out<br />
comprised the upgrading of accommodation, including galley to<br />
house more men, repairs to the anchor windlass assembly and<br />
gearbox, upgrading of piping systems and installation of additional<br />
lifeboat platforms.<br />
On redelivery, the rig, measuring 102m in length by 67m in breadth,<br />
with a draft of 37m, was towed to Russia for her next voyage.<br />
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The ceremony marked the first steel cut for<br />
Petrojack I, a BMC Pacific 375 Deep Drilling<br />
Offshore Jack-up Rig contracted to <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong> by Norway’s Petrojack ASA in<br />
December last year.<br />
Fresh From The yard<br />
Milestone Steel Striking<br />
for Petrojack I<br />
The construction commencement of Petrojack I, <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s first newbuild jack-up rig, was commemorated on June<br />
13, 2005 with a strike steel ceremony, representing a significant milestone in <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s expansion into rig building.<br />
Held at the yard’s steel fabrication workshop,<br />
the auspicious occasion was attended by key<br />
personnel from Petrojack, including Senior<br />
Resident Engineer Mr Geir Eik, as well as<br />
senior management and project team<br />
representatives from <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> and<br />
PPL <strong>Shipyard</strong>.<br />
Celebrating together – Senior management and personnel from <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> and Petrojack<br />
Our Managing Director Mr WS Wong addressing<br />
the audience<br />
Mr Geir Eik, Petrojack’s Senior Resident Engineer, affirming<br />
his confidence in the yard’s rig-building expertise<br />
Althea Gas LPG Tanker Repairs<br />
Althea Gas, a 227m x 36m x 21.90m LPG tanker, was<br />
redelivered to her owner Iino Marine Service Co. <strong>Ltd</strong>, Japan,<br />
on April 7, 2005, after drydocking repairs in <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>.<br />
Machinery repairs performed on the 53,677 dwt vessel included overhaul<br />
of LPG compressors, main cargo pumps, and cargo mountings. Overhaul<br />
works were also carried out on the ship’s main and diesel engines. The<br />
scope of refitting included renewal of port/starboard windlass brake<br />
linings, mooring winch brake load test, cleaning of condensers and<br />
auxiliary boiler, and other electrical repairs.<br />
The vessel also underwent hull blasting and painting, sea chest<br />
cleaning, as well as renewal of anchors and chains. Other significant<br />
repairs comprised hose handling crane wire reverse, life boat<br />
servicing, as well as overhaul of cargo tank safety valves and cargo<br />
line relief valves.<br />
Addressing the various parties<br />
present at the ceremony,<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s Managing<br />
Director Mr Wong Weng Sun<br />
expressed his appreciation to<br />
Petrojack for their confidence<br />
in the yard. “We are proud and<br />
honoured to be awarded the<br />
construction of Petrojack I,”<br />
said Mr Wong. “Our heartfelt<br />
thanks also for believing in us<br />
by awarding the newbuilding<br />
contract for Petrojack II. I would like to give<br />
you our assurance that we will rise to meet<br />
Petrojack’s expectations.”<br />
Petrojack’s Senior Resident Engineer Mr<br />
Geir Eik expressed his faith in the yard’s<br />
rig-building capabilities. “The Petrojack<br />
team has full confidence and trust that<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> will deliver the jack-ups<br />
Milestone moment: <strong>Jurong</strong>’s first jack-up strikes steel<br />
with total commitment to the highest quality<br />
and safety standards.”<br />
Construction of the BMC Pacific 375 Deep<br />
Drilling Offshore Jack-up Rig will be conducted<br />
in phases, involving steel fabrication in the<br />
workshop, assembly of parts at drydock and<br />
quayside, and interface works as well as<br />
testing and commissioning.<br />
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Feature<br />
Feature<br />
Showcasing Expertise at Nor-Shipping 2005<br />
SembCorp Marine and its subsidiary yards – <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>, Sembawang <strong>Shipyard</strong><br />
and PPL <strong>Shipyard</strong> – showcased to great success its range of integrated expertise during<br />
Nor-Shipping 2005, a premier trade show for the global shipping industry, which took<br />
place from June 7 to 10, in Oslo, Norway.<br />
The Group was part of the 15-exhibitor strong<br />
delegation forming the Singapore Pavilion,<br />
organised by the Singapore Maritime<br />
Foundation (SMF). This year’s show had a<br />
record turnout with 13,429 visitors and 820<br />
exhibitors from 39 countries, comprising<br />
some of the world’s leading shipyards,<br />
maritime equipment manufacturers and<br />
service providers.<br />
There to promote Singapore as a gateway<br />
to Asia, Mrs. Lim Hwee Hua, Minister of<br />
State for Transport and Finance, was one<br />
of the invited guests who opened both the<br />
exhibition and pavilion. She was also a<br />
keynote speaker at the opening conference<br />
on 8 June, 2005.<br />
A steady stream of ship owners, agents and<br />
suppliers visited the 36m 2 SembCorp Marine<br />
Some of SCM’s representatives (from L to R): Ms Wee<br />
Kwee Kheng (Asst GM, Business, SSPL), Ms Judy Han<br />
(Senior VP, IR & Communications, SCM), Ms Wong Lee<br />
Lin (ED & GM, SSPL), Mr Ong Tian Khiam (MD, PPL), Mr<br />
Hui Kin Wai (Manager, Offshore, JSPL), Mr Tey Chin Tiong<br />
(Asst GM, Commercial, JSPL) and Mr Tan Kim Yung<br />
(Marketing Manager, PPL).<br />
Mrs Lim Hwee Hua, Minister of State for Transport and Finance, interacting with SCM’s representatives at the booth<br />
booth during those four days. The event<br />
provided many opportunities to strengthen and<br />
expand the current network of partnerships as<br />
well as build new relationships. Long<br />
partnerships, some over 30 years old, were<br />
once again renewed during the exhibition. New<br />
friends were also made amongst other<br />
customers, shipyards, and suppliers from all<br />
over the world.<br />
Working together, the three sister yards also<br />
explored new ways of collaboration in enabling<br />
SembCorp Marine to synergise strengths and<br />
offer more value to customers.<br />
The exhibition ended on Friday, June 10, 2005<br />
and was a success for SembCorp Marine and<br />
her shipyards. The Group looks forward to<br />
participating in the next Nor-Shipping exhibition,<br />
which will be held in 2007.<br />
Good rapport – Mr Hui Kin Wai and Mr Carl Wong, JSPL’s Contracts Executive<br />
(Offshore), interacting with Mr Berge Gerdt Larsen of Petrojack<br />
Networking in Norway<br />
While the exhibition was a good chance to introduce<br />
SembCorp Marine’s services to the global market, the four-day<br />
event was also an opportunity to renew old partnerships and<br />
make new friends. The SembCorp Marine group of shipyards<br />
played host to a series of private dinner parties to build<br />
bonds and strengthen the network in Norway and Europe.<br />
6.6.2005 ● Sembawang <strong>Shipyard</strong> organised a dinner onboard a yacht for their<br />
Norwegian alliance partners and other customers.<br />
7.6.2005 ● PPL <strong>Shipyard</strong> hosted an exclusive dinner on Anders Wilhelmson AS’<br />
private island for its Norwegian customers. The Guest-of-Honour Mrs.<br />
Lim Hwee Hua was accompanied by Maritime and Port Authority of<br />
Singapore (MPA) Chief Executive BG Tay Lim Heng, Chairman of<br />
SMF Mr. Teo Siong Seng, as well as other delegates from the Ministry<br />
of Transport and MPA.<br />
● A Chinese dinner was organised by Sembawang <strong>Shipyard</strong> to strengthen<br />
relationships with their fleet manager clients.<br />
8.6.2005 ● A highly successful Singapore Night, hosted by the SMF and Mr. Svein<br />
Aaser, Singapore’s Honorary Consul-General to Norway (Oslo), was<br />
held in honour of Minister of State Mrs. Lim Hwee Hua at the Hotel<br />
Continental in central Oslo. With a turnout three times more than<br />
expected, the cocktail reception provided the Singapore companies,<br />
including SembCorp Marine, a platform to meet their customers, partners<br />
and suppliers and get to know each other better.<br />
9.6.2005 ● A dinner was hosted by <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s agent Norship Agencies for<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong>, and other European yards under their care. The dinner<br />
celebrated longstanding partnerships and was a chance to discuss<br />
current issues in shipyard management.<br />
Forging strong connections – Ms Judy Han and Mr Don Lee, JSPL’s Senior GM of Offshore, with<br />
Mrs Lim Hwee Hua, Minister of State for Transport and Finance, and partners from Norway<br />
Enjoying a cosy get-together<br />
Listening attentively to a visitor’s queries<br />
Deep in discussion<br />
Networking and interaction underway<br />
A toast to more successful partnerships!<br />
04 05
Spotlight<br />
“I Care” Safety Campaign<br />
As part of ongoing efforts to achieve a zero-incident rate within the yard, <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong><br />
organised a week-long safety campaign from <strong>May</strong> 12 to 17, 2005 to further enhance employees’<br />
safety awareness.<br />
With the theme “I CARE – Working Towards<br />
Zero Incident”, the campaign aimed to further<br />
encourage personnel to adopt a proactive<br />
attitude towards safety by exercising CARE<br />
(Commitment, Awareness, Recognition and<br />
Evaluation) in preventing incidents at work.<br />
Signing ceremony – Stakeholders marking their commitment to safety<br />
Safety Pledge<br />
Campaign launch - Guest-of-Honour Mr Tan Pui Guan,<br />
MOM’s Divisional Director of Occupational Safety and Health,<br />
and Mr WS Wong, <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s Managing Director,<br />
officiating the ceremony<br />
The campaign’s launch on <strong>May</strong> 12, 2005<br />
was officiated by Guest-of-Honour Mr Tan<br />
Pui Guan, Divisional Director of Occupational<br />
Safety and Health, Ministry of Manpower.<br />
To reaffirm their concerted commitment to<br />
achieve safety excellence and zero incident,<br />
employees, subcontractors and customer<br />
partners participated in a pledge-taking and<br />
signing ceremony, led by <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s<br />
senior management, including Chairman<br />
Mr Tan Kwi Kin, Managing Director Mr<br />
Wong Weng Sun and Executive Director<br />
Mr Lee Yeok Hoon.<br />
Reciting the safety pledge<br />
Launch of Safety Diary<br />
The event also marked the official launch of<br />
the Safety Diary, a user-friendly handbook for<br />
supervisors and personnel containing essential<br />
information on in-house safety rules,<br />
regulations and procedures. Employees and<br />
stakeholders were further acquainted with “I<br />
CARE – The JSPL Way of Safety” through<br />
presentations delivered by Safety Department<br />
Manager Mr Richard Tuan and Section<br />
Manager Mr Derrick Chin.<br />
1. I will apply all my professional knowledge<br />
and technical expertise to protecting the<br />
lives of those who work around us<br />
including partners and stakeholders.<br />
2. I will always promote safe work practices<br />
in the yard and onboard vessels at<br />
all times.<br />
3. I will always lead by example in upholding<br />
the safety rules and regulations of<br />
the company.<br />
4. I will do my best to achieve zero incident.<br />
5. I will conduct my work in a responsible<br />
manner conducive to a clean and<br />
healthy environment.<br />
6. I will ensure safe and sound system of<br />
work to comply with local, international<br />
and other legislation pertaining to<br />
Health, Safety and Environment.<br />
Sharing the “JSPL Way of Safety”<br />
As part of this week-long campaign,<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> also held smaller-scale<br />
launches of the “I CARE” initiative across<br />
various sections within the yard, along<br />
with a series of workshops on “Hot-work<br />
and Spray Painting” and “Risk<br />
Identification” to enhance employees’<br />
knowledge of safe work practices and<br />
incident prevention.<br />
Briefings & Workshops<br />
Briefing workers and contractors within the yard<br />
Safety workshops<br />
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People<br />
Security Watch Effort Wins Silver<br />
The <strong>Shipyard</strong> Security Watch Group<br />
initiative, a joint effort by <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong>, <strong>Jurong</strong> West NPC and two other<br />
yards, was singled out for silver from 280<br />
nominated projects in the South West<br />
District Community Safety and Security<br />
Programme (CSSP) Awards 2005.<br />
The award, which recognises outstanding<br />
community projects that enhance security<br />
and safety within the district, was presented<br />
to the various representatives of the watch<br />
group during a ceremony held at The<br />
Chevrons on <strong>May</strong> 7, 2005.<br />
Guest-of-Honour, Dr Amy Khor, <strong>May</strong>or of South West District and Member of Parliament for Hong Kah GRC, presenting the<br />
award to representatives from the <strong>Shipyard</strong> Security Watch Group<br />
Key members in our security watch team<br />
The <strong>Shipyard</strong> Security Watch Group was<br />
officially launched in November last year as<br />
a proactive measure against terrorism.<br />
Working closely with the police, <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong>’s Security Watch Group regularly<br />
conduct joint patrols and evacuation<br />
exercises, with the active involvement of<br />
security and safety personnel, to heighten<br />
collective vigilance within the yard.<br />
Having achieved silver at the district level,<br />
the <strong>Shipyard</strong> Security Watch Group project<br />
will qualify for the upcoming National Level<br />
CSSP Award in July.<br />
Congratulations to all in the team<br />
for their achievements!<br />
Let’s continue to work together<br />
to ensure the safety and security<br />
of our yard!<br />
Learning Visit by<br />
Overseas Students<br />
A group of 30 overseas students from the Senior Executive<br />
Masters Programme from the University of Tennessee,<br />
United States, came by the yard for a learning visit on<br />
<strong>May</strong> 27, 2005.<br />
To give the visitors a better understanding of the Group’s marine<br />
and offshore business, senior management from SembCorp<br />
Marine and <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> delivered a series of presentations<br />
on the group’s global operations and integrated expertise in<br />
ship repair, shipbuilding, ship conversion, rig building and<br />
offshore engineering. The session also saw an interactive<br />
exchange of ideas, as visitors and hosts engaged in a meaningful<br />
time of discussion and sharing.<br />
Comrade of<br />
Labour Award<br />
Congratulations to Mr CV Nathan on receiving the Comrade<br />
of Labour Award for his significant contributions to harmonious<br />
union-management relations within the yard.<br />
The award, conferred by the National Trade Union Congress, was<br />
presented by Mr Lim Boon Heng, NTUC’s Secretary General and<br />
Minister, Prime Minister’s Office, during this year’s <strong>May</strong> Day Dinner.<br />
Currently the Vice-President and Branch Secretary of Shipbuilding<br />
and Marine Engineering Employees' Union (SMEEU), <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong> Branch, Nathan has been actively involved in union work<br />
since 1971. He was instrumental in laying the foundations for<br />
strong union-management synergy, whilst serving as the house<br />
union’s first president in 1982.<br />
An interactive exchange of ideas and insights<br />
Mr CV Nathan, Branch Secretary of SMEEU <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> Branch, receiving the<br />
award from Mr Lim Boon Heng, NTUC’s Secretary General and Minister, Prime<br />
Minister’s Office<br />
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Health Matters<br />
Health & Fitness Promotion<br />
Salsa Dance<br />
Employees can now salsa their way to better fitness – with the new<br />
dance workshop introduced in <strong>May</strong> 2005. Our staff had fun learning the<br />
exotic Latin dance, which enhances cardiovascular fitness and overall<br />
coordination, while making new friends. The current series of fitness<br />
programmes also includes yoga, aerobics and line-dancing.<br />
Talks & Workshops<br />
Breast Cancer Awareness<br />
● A Breast Cancer Awareness Workshop organised on <strong>May</strong> 18,<br />
2005, provided employees with a better understanding of the<br />
disease. Staff were advised about the symptoms of breast cancer<br />
and taught techniques of conducting breast self-examination.<br />
Auto adVenture 2005<br />
It was fun on wheels, as participants of the JSL Auto adVenture<br />
embarked on a trip to Kuantan, Malaysia, over the Vesak Day holidays<br />
from <strong>May</strong> 21 to 23, 2005. During the event, organised by the <strong>Jurong</strong><br />
<strong>Shipyard</strong> Recreation Club, staff together with their friends and families<br />
enjoyed a great time of sight-seeing and bonding along the way.<br />
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Cholesterol Management<br />
Staff learnt how to keep their cholesterol levels in check through a<br />
series of cholesterol management programmes, including an “Eat<br />
Well & Live Well” health talk on April 4 and a “Lowering Cholesterol<br />
Through Dietary Management” workshop on April 12. Participants<br />
were taught how to differentiate between good and bad cholesterol,<br />
and tips on choosing the right foods for better health.<br />
Osteoporosis<br />
To prevent osteoporosis, the condition of weak and brittle bones,<br />
among employees, <strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong> held an Osteoporosis Awareness<br />
Talk on June 23. During the session, participants learnt about the<br />
importance of having adequate calcium intake and exercise to build<br />
strong and healthy bones.<br />
National Runway Cycling 2005<br />
<strong>Jurong</strong> <strong>Shipyard</strong>’s employees and their families had a great time<br />
cycling along the runway of Paya Lebar Airbase during the National<br />
Runway Cycling 2005 on Sunday, June 12. Jointly organised by SAFRA,<br />
Republic of Singapore Air Force, and Singapore Sports Council, the<br />
event also provided participants the rare opportunity of getting up close<br />
with RSAF’s latest stable of aircrafts and weaponry systems.<br />
Developing<br />
High-Performing Teams<br />
To further boost team synergy for maximum performance,<br />
the yard organised a two-day teambuilding workshop for a<br />
group of employees in Sentosa on <strong>May</strong> 12 and 13, 2005.<br />
The 18 participants enjoyed an interactive and hands-on<br />
learning experience, as they acquired a deeper understanding<br />
of personal and team effectiveness through a series of<br />
games and activities, which shed light into the key principles<br />
of leadership, trust, cooperation and communication.<br />
All set to make a difference in their teams!<br />
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