January - February - Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd

Jan-Feb 2011 MICA (P) 023/07/2010
Marking a Historic Milestone
with EDB
Delivery of El Qaher II
Newbuilding and Upgrading Orders for
Sembcorp Marine Yards
Record Performance for FY2010

COVER STORY
Marking a historic milestone with EDB
Relay runners together with management from Sembcorp Marine and Sembcorp Industries.
Marking the start of the relay run at Exxon Mobil.
All smiles as the relay party raced towards Jurong
Shipyard.
Sembcorp Marine is proud to
be chosen by the Economic
Development Board (EDB) as a
partner in its 50th Anniversary
Heritage Relay on January 18, 2011.
The Group’s subsidiary Jurong
Shipyard was selected as one of 50
iconic locations for the EDB Heritage
Relay due to its rich maritime
heritage and historic significance.
We are almost there!
A key industry pioneer, Sembcorp Marine has
made vital contribution to Singapore’s economic
progress since the early years of the country’s
independence. Jurong Shipyard − Singapore’s
fi rst commercial shipyard − was established in
1963 as a joint-venture between EDB and Japan’s
Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries (IHI), in line
with the government’s industrialisation strategy.
Welcoming the arrival of the team at Jurong Shipyard.
Sprinting towards the pit-stop.
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Jan-Feb 2011

COVER STORY
Handover of batons to Mr Lim Kok Kiang, EDB’s Director for Transport
Engineering and Asia Pacific, watched on by Mr Ng Meng Poh, Sembcorp
Industries’ Executive Vice President and Head, Singapore and ASEAN (Utilities).
Mr Lee Yeok Hoon, Jurong Shipyard’s Executive Director, receiving the baton
from Mr Lim Kok Kiang to mark Sembcorp Marine’s close partnership with
EDB.
An EDB representative receiving the baton for the
next leg.
As part of the Group’s participation, a
contingent of 30 representatives from
Sembcorp Marine and parent company
Sembcorp Industries joined the EDB team as
they journeyed from Exxon Mobil to Jurong
Shipyard’s Tanjong Kling yard.
When they entered the yard, the runners
were welcomed by the hearty cheers and
rousing applause of supporters as they jogged
towards the corporate offi ce where they were
greeted by Mr Lim Kok Kiang, EDB’s Director
Escorting the outgoing team to their next relay
point.
for Transport Engineering and Asia Pacifi c,
Mr Ng Meng Poh, Sembcorp Industries’
Executive Vice President and Head, Singapore
and ASEAN (Utilities), and Sembcorp Marine’s
representative Mr Lee Yeok Hoon, Executive
Director of Jurong Shipyard.
After the baton handover ceremony,
Sembcorp Marine’s representatives led the
outgoing contingent of EDB and Jurong Town
Corporation runners through the yard as they
made their way to the next destination.
The send-off party from Sembcorp Marine.
To mark the close of the Heritage Relay,
representatives of the Group joined runners
from other participating companies during
the final leg from the Esplanade Park to
EDB’s corporate office at Raffles City
Tower.
Mr WS Wong, President and CEO of
Sembcorp Marine, was also at the end
point to welcome the Group’s runners and
to show his support for this meaningful
event.
Sembcorp Marine’s contingent flashing their winning smiles after completing
the final leg of the Heritage Relay.
Strong support: Mr WS Wong, President and CEO of Sembcorp Marine, was
among the stakeholders present at the close of the event at EDB.
Jan-Feb 2011
03

YARD NEWS
Altair Voyager - First Alliance Repair for 2011
Arriving for repairs.
Altair Voyager takes off to the next destination.
Jurong Shipyard and its alliance partner Chevron
Shipping Company partnered closely to achieve the
successful repair completion of Altair Voyager in
January 2011.
Altair Voyager, the fi rst alliance overhaul for the year, called at Jurong
Shipyard in December 2010 for a series of repair and maintenance works.
The 135,829 dwt oil tanker, measuring 258.90m x 48.30m x 25.16m,
underwent routine works comprising repairs on its ballast tanks, fore
peak tank as well as the slop tank heating coils. Before departing, the
tanker further received overhaul works to the main engine and steam
expansion joints as well as hull blasting and painting.
Undergoing overhaul in the yard.
The incident-free repair success is yet another testament to the solid
teamwork between the Jurong and Chevron teams as well as their
continuous commitment towards achieving Health, Safety, Security and
Environment (HSSE) excellence.
Chevron-Jurong alliance team marking the incident-free repair achievement.
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Jan-Feb 2011

YARD NEWS
Visit by Kota Sisters
Pacific International Lines sister containerships Kota Ratu and Kota Rukun were spotted in Jurong Shipyard in
February 2011 when they called for repair and maintenance.
The 13,064 dwt Kota Ratu and 13,058 dwt
Kota Rukun, both measuring 144.00m x
22.60m x 10.80m, received similar repair jobs
during their stopover. Major works performed
by the yard included steel repairs in various
locations, cell guide repairs in various cargo
holds, and routine underwater and engine
room repairs.
As part of their makeover, Kota Ratu and Kota
Rukun also underwent blasting and painting
works prior to their scheduled departures in
early March.
Kota Rukun regains strength.
Kota Ratu receiving repair treatment.
Meeting with Mare Mas
Jurong Shipyard welcomed
the arrival of the 8,100 dwt
containership Mare Mas which
docked at the yard for routine
maintenance works in January
2011.
The 119.9m x 21.8m x 7.2m Indonesian vessel,
owned by the yard’s long-term customer PT
Pelayaran Tempuran Emas TBK, underwent a
series of repairs, including tailshaft withdrawal
and renewal of aft seals.
Before setting off in early February, the vessel
received full blasting works and a fresh
application of paint to her hull to further enhance
her appearance and performance.
Mare Mas taking time out.
Jan-Feb 2011
05

YARD NEWS
Polishing Stolt Topaz
The 176.80m x 32.25m x 15.00m Stolt Topaz called at Jurong Shipyard in mid February 2011 to undergo a
series of drydocking works as part of her maintenance schedule.
The list of repairs lined up for the 38,818 dwt tanker owned by Stolt Tankers B.V. included funnel top steel renewal, ISO tank repair, tank blasting as well as
hull blasting and coating.
With the strong synergy between the Jurong team and the crew from Stolt Topaz led by Superintendent Mr Johansen, the vessel made smooth progress and
is on track for departure in early March 2010.
Stolt Topaz rearing to go.
All set to perform and shine.
Rekindling Doric Spirit
Jurong Shipyard hosted Doric
Spirit, a 190.00m x 32.30m x
17.00m, 53,609 dwt bulk carrier
belonging to Chios Navigation
Hellas Ltd, during her repair stop
at end February 2011.
The repair package for Doric Spirit included major
overhaul works, comprising steel repairs, cleaning
of fuel oil tanks, re-positioning of the panama
chocks, renewal of seawater pipes as well as
overhauling of the windlass and mooring winch
coupling.
The yard also carried out main engine bearings
inspection, underwater works as well as hull
blasting and painting to ready the vessel for her
scheduled departure in early March.
Doric Spirit charged up and refreshed.
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Jan-Feb 2011

SCM : AROUND THE YARDS
Atwood Orders Third Jack-up from PPL Shipyard
PPL Shipyard, a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine, has signed another turnkey contract in January 2011 with
Atwood Oceanics Pacific Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Atwood Oceanics Inc, to build a third jack-up
rig valued at up to US$182 million.
Scheduled for delivery at end June 2013,
the jack-up rig is the fi rst of a series of three
jack-up options that PPL Shipyard granted to
Atwood Oceanics Pacifi c in October 2010.
To be built based on PPL Shipyard’s latest
Pacifi c Class 400 proprietary design, the new
jack-up will have similar specifi cations to the
two earlier rigs ordered by Atwood Oceanics
Pacifi c. These rigs represent the latest
generations of high-specifi cation jack-up drilling
rigs with greater capacities and capabilities
than current conventional units.
PPL Shipyard Delivers El Qaher II
on Schedule
On completion, these new rigs will be capable
of operating in waters of 400 feet and drilling to
depths of 30,000 feet. They will offer improved
drilling effi ciencies with offl ine pipe handling,
simultaneous operations support and increased
accommodation capacity.
The three rigs on order by Atwood Oceanics Pacific
will be built based on PPL Shipyard’s new proprietary
Pacific Class 400 jack-up design shown above.
Delivery on schedule: El Qaher II, the second of two proprietary Pacific Class 375 design jack-up rigs built for
Egyptian Offshore Drilling Company by PPL Shipyard.
PPL Shipyard, a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine, marked its first jackup
rig delivery in 2011 with the on-schedule handover of El Qaher II to
Egyptian Offshore Drilling Company (EODC) at end February 2011.
El Qaher II is the second jack-up rig built by PPL Shipyard for EODC following the delivery of sister
rig El Qaher I in December 2010. The rig is the 23 rd jack-up unit delivered by PPL Shipyard based on
its proprietary Pacifi c Class 375 design and is capable of drilling high-pressure and high-temperature
wells of 30,000 feet as well as operating in water depths of 375 feet, with accommodation for 120
crew members. Scheduled for sailaway in early April, El Qaher II will be deployed for operations in
the Mediterranean region.
Dr Benety Chang, Deputy Chairman of PPL
Shipyard, said: “We are pleased that Atwood
Oceanics has chosen to exercise this fi rst
option granted by PPL Shipyard. This contract
reaffi rms the confi dence in the jack-up rig
market and in particular for high-specifi cation
premium quality drilling rigs.”
Mr Rob Saltiel, President and CEO of Atwood
Oceanics, commented: “Our decision to
exercise this option refl ects continued
confi dence in the Pacifi c Class 400 rig
design and our satisfaction thus far with the
construction progress of our fi rst two rigs at
the PPL Shipyard. In addition, we believe that
by committing early in the build cycle, Atwood
has procured these three high-specifi cation
jack-ups at an attractive price.”
Jan-Feb 2011
07

SCM : AROUND COVER SCM : NEWS STORY THE YARDS
Sembawang Shipyard Clinches S$215M Newbuilding
and Upgrading Contracts
Sembawang Shipyard, a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine, has secured a newbuilding and three major upgrading
contracts totalling S$215 million in January 2011, reinforcing its reputation as a world leading shipyard for ship repair,
ship conversion and specialised offshore newbuilding.
Newbuilding of DP Bluewater
Research Vessel
The fi rst contract for the Engineering,
Procurement, Construction and Commissioning
(EPCC) of a dynamically positioned bluewater
research vessel for Australia was awarded
by Teekay Shipping (Australia) Pty Ltd. The
Commonwealth Scientifi c and Industrial
Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia’s
national science agency and one of the largest
and most diverse research agencies in the
world, will operate the vessel on behalf of the
Australian Government for use by the Australian
marine research community.
Sembawang Shipyard secured this S$123
million specialised newbuilding contract based
on the shipyard’s capabilities and established
track record in the highly specialised and
sophisticated sector of niche and customised
vessel newbuilding. In particular, dynamically
positioned and fi t-for-purpose vessels require
able design, engineering and project management capabilities, high
Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) standards, proven EPCC expertise
and strong organisational capabilities.
Upon completion and delivery in the second quarter of 2013, the vessel
will be named RV Investigator and will provide a safe and advanced
diverse marine science capability to Australia. Based in Hobart, Tasmania,
the vessel will operate from the tropical north to the Antarctic ice-edge
and across the Indian, Southern and Pacifi c oceans.
Mr David Parmeter, Managing Director of Teekay Shipping (Australia)
Pty Ltd, said: “Sembawang Shipyard is our valued partner in Singapore
and has strongly supported us throughout the due diligence process to
CSIRO. We are confi dent that our close partnership and collaboration will
lead to the timely and safe delivery of the state-of-the-art new research
facility to comply with CSIRO’s stringent operating standards for multidisciplinary
research activities at sea.”
Dr Andrew Johnson, Group Executive − Environment, CSIRO, said:
“The award of this contract is an important part of a four-year process
by CSIRO through the “Future Research Vessel Project” to build a new
and highly advanced research vessel. RV Investigator will signifi cantly
boost the oceanographic, geoscientifi c, fi shery, and ecosystem research
capability available to Australian marine researchers. The new vessel
will deliver benefi ts to many Australian agencies and underpin science
Contract signing at CSIRO office in Hobart, Tasmania by key stakeholders from CSIRO and Teekay Shipping as
well as representatives from Sembawang Shipyard, including Managing Director Mr Ong Poh Kwee.
discoveries from Southern Hemisphere marine environments. We have
selected Sembawang Shipyard and Teekay Shipping as the right partners
for CSIRO through a rigorous evaluation process and have full confi dence
that both companies will together deliver our new vessel to our required
standards.”
Upgrading Contracts
Sembawang Shipyard was also awarded three major upgrading projects
with a total contract value of S$92 million comprising: 1) an upgrade of a
dynamically positioned heavy-lift and pipelay vessel with a lifting capacity
of up to 4,400 tons from a leading engineering, procurement, construction
and installation company, 2) a LNG carrier longevity project and 3) an
upgrade of a drillship.
Mr Ong Poh Kwee, Managing Director of Sembawang Shipyard, said: “We
would like to thank our partners and customers for selecting Sembawang
Shipyard to execute these prestigious and important contracts and for
their trust and confi dence in our capabilities. Each of these projects
demand strong engineering and project skills to be executed in a safe
environment and at a time when the shipyard is near completion of our
infrastructural enhancement programme. Our commitment to our partners
will be demonstrated in timely, quality and effi cient turnaround of projects.
We look forward to delivering mutual benefi ts and value propositions to
our world-class customers.”
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Jan-Feb 2011

Another Year of Record Net Profit At $860M
Sembcorp Marine achieved another year of record performance with net
profit increasing 23% to a high of $860 million in 2010.
SCM : AROUND THE YARDS
Group turnover at $4,555 million was 20% lower
as compared with $5,725 million in 2009. The
lower turnover was attributable mainly to lower
progressive revenue recognition for rig building,
ship conversion and offshore projects as well as
lower variation order settlement in 2010 versus
2009.
Combined media and analysts results briefing on
February 23, 2011.
Group operating profi t at $943 million was 9%
higher as compared with $862 million in 2009. The
higher operating profi t was due to the resumption
of margin recognition arising from the sale of the
CJ70 harsh environment jack-up rig as well as
the execution of repeat rig orders for customers
during the year.
At pre-tax level, Group profi t increased 19% to
hit a record high of above the $1 billion mark for
the fi rst time at $1,078 million from $908 million
in 2009. The increase was attributable to higher
profi t margin and the receipt of settlement of
the disputed foreign exchange transactions with
Societe Generale during the year.
Dividends
In view of the record performance in 2010 and to
reward shareholders for their continued interest
and unwavering support of the Group amid the
challenging operating environment in the past,
the Board of Directors recommended a fi nal
ordinary one-tier tax-exempt cash dividend of
6.00 cents per share and a special one-tier taxexempt
cash dividend of 25.00 cents per share.
Total fi nal one-tier tax-exempt cash dividend will
be 31.00 cents per share for the fi nancial year
ended 31 December 2010.
Mr WS Wong, President & CEO of Sembcorp
Marine, interacting with analysts.
Including the interim one-tier tax-exempt cash
dividend of 5.00 cents per share paid on 31
August 2010, the total fi nal dividend for FY 2010
will be 36.00 cents per share, an increase of 140%
over the 15.00 cents per share in FY 2009.
The proposed final and special cash dividend, if
approved at the Annual General Meeting to be held
on April 20, 2011, will be paid on May 11, 2011.
Outlook
The Group has a net order book of S$4.8 billion
with completion and deliveries stretching till the
second quarter of 2013. This includes S$3.04
billion in contract orders secured in 2010 and
S$361 million worth of contracts secured since
the start of 2011, excluding ship repair contracts.
Although global recovery has improved in past
months, recent events in the Middle-East and North
Africa may create uncertainties in the world economy
which may have an impact on businesses.
For the oil and gas industry, the fundamentals
remain intact with oil prices expected to sustain
above US$80 per barrel. Exploration and
production (E&P) spending budgets continue to
show positive development with oil companies
reporting intention to increase E&P spending
further in 2011.
Given the highly skewed ageing rig fl eet and the
bifurcation in the jack-up market with oil companies
increasingly focused on new, safer and effi cient
rigs, demand for premium and high-specifi cation
rigs is expected to remain strong. The Group has
since the fourth quarter of 2010 secured eight
fi rm orders of jack-up rigs amounting to S$2.0
billion with options for another ten units.
While drilling activities in the Gulf of Mexico have
slowed pending fi nalisation of deepwater drilling
regulations, deepwater drilling activities for the
rest of the world are expected to increase. This
optimism is refl ected in the number of newbuild
orders, in particular for drillships, by drilling
contractors since the last quarter of 2010.
Sembcorp Marine, with its proven track record
in deepwater rigs, will be well-positioned to
capture new orders and meet the industry’s most
stringent operating requirements.
Overall enquiries have improved though
competition remains keen. The ship repair market
continues to improve with continued demand for
Senior management on the panel.
bigger docks. The Group has secured several
long-term contracts from its customers, in
particular in the niche segments for the repair,
upgrading and life extension of LNG carriers
and passenger/cruise vessels. These long-term
customers will continue to provide a stable baseload
for the Group’s ship repair sector.
Financial Highlights
Description
($’m)
FY
2010
FY
2009
%
change
Revenue 4,555 5,725 (20)
Gross Profi t 1,129 986 15
EBITDA 1,026 938 9
Operating Profi t 943 862 9
PATMI 860 700 23
EPS, basic (cents) 41.55 34.02 22
NAV (cents) 125.1 91.3 37
Revenue
(S$’m)
Turnover by Sectors
FY
2010
FY
2009
%
Change
Ship repair 646.1 705.9 (8.5)
Rig building 3,047.8 3,634.7 (16.1)
Ship conversion
/offshore
820.4 1343.3 (38.9)
Others 40.6 40.8 (0.5)
Total 4,554.9 5,724.7 (20.4)
S$’m
Jan-Feb 2011
09

SCM : NEWS
Recognition for Business Excellence
Sembcorp Marine received recognition for being the top 6th Singapore company
with the highest overseas revenue in DP Information Group’s Singapore
International 100 (SI 100) Ranking published in January 2011.
The Group was placed among the top performing
companies in the latest SI 100 Rankings published
by DP Information Group, co-produced by Ernst
and Young and supported by the Accounting
and Corporate Regulatory Authority, Infocommunications
Development Authority of
Singapore, International Enterprise Singapore,
Standards Productivity and Innovation Board (SPRING
Singapore) and Singapore Business Federation.
In the SI 100 Ranking, Sembcorp Marine
secured the 6th spot based on its overseas
sales turnover of S$3,953,476,000 in 2010. DP
Information Group’s Singapore 1000 Ranking,
which tiered corporations based on various
fi nancial indicators, also listed Sembcorp
Marine, Jurong Shipyard, Sembawang Shipyard,
SMOE and PPL Shipyard among the top 1000
companies.
Nomura Visit
To foster closer ties with the investment community,
Sembcorp Marine hosted a group of fund managers on
February 14, 2011 during their visit to Jurong Shipyard
organised by Nomura.
Delegates were given an introduction of Sembcorp Marine before
proceeding for a yard tour, where they had a fi rst-hand view of the various
operations in progress to gain a deeper understanding of the Group’s
business and capabilities.
Fund managers gaining a better understanding of the Group’s operations.
PT SMOE Indonesia Hosts Visits by BP MiGas
PT SMOE Indonesia (PTSI) was
honoured to host two visits for BP
MiGas, Indonesia’s state owned
regulatory body governing upstream oil
and gas activities, during the second
week of February 2011.
The first delegation led by BP MiGas Chairman Pak Ir Priyono (seventh from left) with PTSI senior
management.
The second group marking the end of a fruitful visit.
The first visit led by the Group’s Chairman, Pak Ir
Priyono, was conducted on February 9, 2011. The
team of nine people toured the facility with keen
interest in the progress of the Gajah Baru Project,
one of the biggest offshore platforms fabricated and
installed in Indonesia, and left feeling impressed with
PTSI’s facilities and management.
Two days later, the second entourage of 40,
comprising BP MiGas personnel along with
representatives from Chevron, ConocoPhillips,
ExxonMobil and Total, toured PTSI and also gained
insights into its product portfolio and operations
after a series of corporate introductions and
presentations.
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Jan-Feb 2011

Making a Difference for a Greener Future
HAPPENINGS
Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary Sembawang Shipyard set another new record for its Green Wave Environmental
Care Project for Schools 2010, with a participation of 312 project entries received by 1,250 students from 77
schools and institutions.
With active involvement from schools and strong support from the private
and public sector, this annual competition has seen a more than two-fold
increase in participation rate since its launch eight years ago. The number
of entries and participants have risen impressively by 166% and 99%
respectively since the start
of the competition in 2003,
which saw 117 project
entries from 627 students
back then.
Viewing the winning entries from the
competition.
An award presentation
ceremony, graced by Guestof-Honour
Dr Mohamad
Maliki Bin Osman, Senior
Parliamentary Secretary for National Development and MP for Sembawang
GRC (Admiralty), was held on January 13, 2011 at Marina Mandarin Hotel
to recognise the 49 winning teams, which won cash prizes ranging from
$200 to $6,000.
Opened to all students from Primary, Secondary, Junior Colleges and
Institute of Technical Education (ITE) to Tertiary Institutions, the environment
outreach programme is also jointly co-sponsored by Sembawang Shipyard’s
alliance partners, Shell and BP Shipping, which sponsored the top awards
for the Tertiary and JC/ITE levels as well as provided opportunities for
development attachments in their companies.
In his speech, Dr Mohamad Maliki Bin Osman commended Sembawang
Shipyard for taking a pro-active role in nurturing and educating the younger
generation on the importance of environmental care and protection.
Mr Victor Savage, Chairman of the Green Wave Advisory Board and one
of the judges, said that the judging panel was impressed by the quality
of the submissions and the “depth of thought, practical knowledge and
environment understanding” demonstrated by the students to address
critical environmental issues and challenges.
Mr Ong Poh Kwee, Deputy President of Sembcorp Marine and Managing
Director of Sembawang Shipyard, said: “It is heartening to see more and
more participants for the Green Wave Environment Competition each year as
it shows that our student population is taking an increasingly proactive role
in tackling environmental issues and sharing creative ideas on environmental
care and protection.”
During the event, Dr Mohamad
Maliki Bin Osman and Mr Ong
Poh Kwee also launched the
Green Wave Environmental
Care Competition 2011, to
encourage students’ active
involvement in developing
creative solutions for
environmental conservation.
Sharing ideas with students on environmental
care and protection.
Primary
Secondary
Junior College/ITE
Tertiary
Launching of the Green Wave Environment Competition 2011 by Guest-of-
Honour Dr Mohamad Maliki Bin Osman, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for
National Development and MP for Sembawang GRC (Admiralty), together with
Mr Ong Poh Kwee, Managing Director of Sembawang Shipyard.
Prizes School Project Details
1st
Prize
2nd
Prize
3rd
Prize
1st
Prize
2nd
Prize
3rd
Prize
2nd
Prize
3rd
Prize
3rd
Prize
3rd
Prize
Stamford
Primary
School
Corporation
Primary
School
Methodist
Girls’ School
Raffl es
Institution
Hwa Chong
Institution
Hwa Chong
Institution
ITE College
West
Hwa Chong
Institution
Ngee Ann
Polytechnic
Temasek
Polytechnic
ER@Stamford
Hydro-electric
Building (HEB)
The Green Tote
Go Safe the
Green Way
Recycling
Waste Coffee:
From Trash to
Cash
Piezoelectric
Generator
Wind Generator
to Electrical
Supply
The Pressure
Sensitive
Thimble
Washing
Machine
Recycling
Water System
CANs MEAN
CAN!
Endangered plants indigenous
to Singapore were nurtured in
Emergency Rooms (ER) using IV drips
to promote environmental awareness
and conservation.
Kinetic energy from fast-fl owing water
cascading down from tall buildings
was harnessed to generate their own
power supply.
Plastic pouches were collected and
made into fashionable tote bags to
promote recycling and environmental
conservation.
A self-assembled wind turbine was
retrofitted into a car as a generator
to harness kinetic energy to power
light strips when excessively bright
headlights are not necessary.
Waste coffee is recycled into useful
products, including bio-diesel,
absorbents and compost for industrial
purposes as well as air freshener and
an organic insect repellent for home
uses.
A handy and effi cient powering solution
was developed using piezoelectric
generators to harness body vibrations
and movements to power appliances
and portable applications.
An “Air Tap” system was invented to
generate electrical energy by tapping
on wind from air conditioning towers
mounted on top of buildings.
A pressure sensitive thimble was
invented to intuitively release a
consistent rate of water fl ow from
the tap.
A fi ltering system was developed to
recycle output water generated by
washing machines for the next rinse
and wash.
Copper waste material from steel
cans was treated to produce Fe 3+
coagulant – a useful fl occulent for the
treatment of waste water.
Jan-Feb 2011
11

HAPPENINGS
Musical Journey with Marsiling Chinese Orchestra
Marsiling Chinese Orchestra performing to an enthralled audience.
Sembcorp Marine furthered its community outreach
through the sponsorship of ‘Ling III – Time Rhapsody’,
a concert put up by the Marsiling Chinese Orchestra
(MCO) on January 14, 2011.
Invited VIPs and guests enjoying the musical
showcase.
The performance, held at the Singapore Conference Hall, is the fourth
major concert performance by the MCO, which was established in
2004 as a collaboration between the Marsiling Citizens’ Consultative
Committee (CCC) and Marsiling Secondary School.
The musical extravaganza, graced by Guest-of-Honour Senior Minister
Mr Goh Chok Tong, captivated the audience with a delightful rendition
Making their presence: (from left) Mr Yam Ah Mee, People’s Association Chief
Executive Director, Mr Hawazi Daipi, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Health
and Manpower and MP for Sembawang GRC (Marsiling), Guest-of-Honour
Senior Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong, Mr WS Wong, Sembcorp Marine’s President
and Chief Executive Officer, Mrs Wong, and Mr Cheong Khim Teck, Marsiling
Citizens’ Consultative Committee Chairman.
of popular Chinese classics and solo performances of Chinese
instruments before rounding the evening up with a melodic potpourri
of musical genres from different continents.
Mr WS Wong receiving a token of appreciation.
Mr WS Wong, President and CEO of Sembcorp Marine and the Patron
of MCO, remarked: “We are pleased to partner MCO in its efforts
to promote Chinese orchestra education and appreciation within the
community. Besides providing a platform for enthusiasts to showcase
their talents, MCO also plays a key role in fostering closer community
ties through partnership with grassroots organisations, neighbourhood
schools and residents.”
A rousing cheer to cap a brilliant performance!
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Jan-Feb 2011

HAPPENINGS
Making IDEAS Work
Sembcorp Marine and its
subsidiaries held the annual
Innovation Carnival from January
18 to 19, 2011 as part of the
Group’s efforts to promote active
contributions and teamwork
amongst its employees in the areas
of work process improvements,
safety and productivity.
Official launch: Mr WS Wong (second from right),
Sembcorp Marine’s President and CEO and Managing
Director of Jurong Shipyard, officiating the launch
with (from right) Jurong Shipyard’s Executive Director
Mr Lee Yeok Hoon, Mr Tan Ah Chye, Chairman of
Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Employees’
Union (Jurong Shipyard Branch) and Jurong Shipyard’s
Deputy Executive Director Mr Wang Zijian.
Up and away – Sembcorp Marine’s Innovation
Blimp takes off!
With the theme “Making IDEAS Work”, the
two-day event at Jurong Shipyard was launched
with much fanfare in the presence of the yard’s
management and employees. Visitors to the
event were treated to a galore of activities
including a showcase of 19 innovations from the
Group’s subsidiaries as well as interactive games
with attractive souvenirs to be won. External
vendors and the Singapore Civil Defence Force
also supported the event with their exhibits and
displays.
Visitors to the event were treated to a galore of
activities including a showcase of 19 innovations
from the Group’s subsidiaries as well as
interactive games with attractive prizes to be
won. External vendors and the Singapore Civil
Defence Force also supported the event with
their exhibits and displays.
Best Displayed Project – Cable Puller Machine by
Jurong Electrical Automation.
Adding to the bustling atmosphere, Institute of
Technical Education students from the Higher
NITEC in Offshore & Marine Engineering Design
programme also attended the carnival and had
the opportunity to learn from the innovative
projects featured.
The two-day event ended on a high note with
the Best Displayed Project awards given out
to the most popular exhibits. Jurong Electrical
Automation won the top prize with its Cable
Puller Machine while the Suggestion Scheme
from Jurong Shipyard’s HR Department and
the Grating Safety Barricade from Jurong
Shipyard’s PF Department secured the second
and third positions respectively.
Giving a demonstration.
“Innovation, Why Not?”
To mark the opening of the Innovation
Carnival on January 18, 2011, Dr Philip
C. Zerrillo, Visiting Professor of Marketing
at Singapore Management University,
was invited to give a talk on the topic
“Innovation, Why Not?”.
During the talk, participants learnt about the
distinction between innovation and creativity
and the value of harnessing innovation
through collaborations with partners such
as customers and contractors. Dr Zerillo
further emphasised the importance of
innovation in ensuring business success
and sustainable growth.
Mr WS Wong interacting with innovators behind
the project.
Students from ITE checking out the exhibits.
Participants learning about the strategic
value of innovation.
A successful event made possible through innovation and teamwork.
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HAPPENINGS
Living Victorious & AIDS Free
Strong turnout at the workshop.
Jurong Shipyard employees gained insights into the
prevention of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and
AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) through
a fun-filled and informative workshop conducted by the
Health Promotion Board (HPB) on February 18, 2011.
Titled “Golden Goal! Live a Victorious Life!”, the event was an initiative
by HPB to increase awareness of HIV and AIDS as part of its community
outreach programme. Through an entertaining cheerleading performance
and interactive games, participants learnt about the dangers of HIV and
AIDS as well as measures to steer clear of these deadly diseases.
Kicking his way towards a healthy lifestyle.
Enjoying the presentation.
Jurong Shipyard and union representatives striking a pose with workshop
leaders from Health Promotion Board.
Staying Fit Emotionally
The first wellness workshop of the year was held on January 21, 2011 to equip employees with skills and
techniques to better manage their emotions for effective performance in the workplace and beyond.
During the “Emotional Fitness” workshop, participants were taught ways to overcome stress and stay emotionally fi t. Besides gaining a better
understanding of their inner thoughts and feelings, participants also learnt useful strategies to achieve emotional balance and mental wellness.
Sharing stress management techniques.
Learning strategies to achieve emotional fitness.
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Jan-Feb 2011

Honouring Loyalty and Long Service
HAPPENINGS
Jurong Shipyard honoured the contributions of long-serving employees at its annual Long Service Awards
Ceremony held on January 22, 2011.
210 staff members who have been with the yard for
10 years or more received tokens of appreciation
and cash awards at the annual event. As a tribute
to these employees for their steadfast loyalty and
invaluable contributions, a congratulatory video
featuring all Long Service Awards recipients was
also specially commissioned for this event.
45 YEARS
40 YEARS
35 YEARS
30 YEARS
25 YEARS
20 YEARS
15 YEARS
10 YEARS
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HAPPENINGS
Hopping on to a Great Rabbit Year
Wishing everyone a happy and prosperous new year!
(From left) Jurong Shipyard’s Executive Director Mr Lee Yeok Hoon, Head of
Department (Administration) Ms Jessie Lau, and General Manager of Human
Resource Mr Kevin Choong posing as legendary Chinese characters.
Tossing yusheng as a symbol of abundance and prosperity.
The Year of the Rabbit hopped on
to a great start for employees of
Jurong Shipyard with several funfilled
celebrations in February 2011
to usher in auspicious beginnings
for the coming year.
Management and employees of different
nationalities and ethnicities gathered together to
enjoy the Lunar New Year festivities and had a
wonderful time heralding the start of a prosperous
and bountiful year ahead.
Welcoming the Fortune God.
The higher the toss, the better the fortune!
Feasting on a delectable multi-ethnic spread.
All smiles at the joyous occasion.
Lucky winner receiving his hamper prize.
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