Dolphin May-Jun09.pdf - Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd

YARD NEWSWelcome to Friends from JapanJurong Shipyard extended its warm hospitality to several Japanese vessels during the months of May and June 2009when they visited Singapore for their repairs and maintenance.Chemroad EchoArriving in mid May, the 33,944 dwtchemical tanker Chemroad Echo underwenta series of overhauling, repair and renewaljobs in Jurong Shipyard to reinforce itsseaworthiness.Owned by Excel Marine Co. Ltd. (Japan), the174.38m x 30.50m x 27.73m tanker had its mainengines, high velocity venting valves and cargovalves overhauled. All cracks which were foundin the various cargo tanks and their ladderswere repaired while the windlass and winchesbrake linings were routinely renewed. Prior toits departure in late May, the life boats were rewiredand load-tested as part of stringent safetymeasures and quality standards.Chemroad Echo on her way.Sanko DynastyThe 106,644 dwt Japanese oil tankerSanko Dynasty revisited Jurong Shipyardin June for a 10-day repair and maintenanceoperation more than two years ago afterher last stay with the yard.This time, the 240.50m x 42.00m x 21.20mvessel from Sanko Ship Management Co.Ltd underwent a wide range of repairscomprising three tons of steel renewal,main engine overhaul, tail shaft withdrawal,ballast tank anode renewal and theinstallation of the panama chock and crossbit before she proceeded on her journey.Sanko Dynasty in good form.04May - Jun 2009

YARD YARD NEWS NEWSGinga KiteGinga Kite, a 19,997 dwt chemical tankerowned by Tokyo Marine Co. Ltd, took timeout to undergo a scheduled survey in JurongShipyard from mid to end June 2009.This is the second visit for the 147.83m x24.20m x 12.80m Ginga Kite which lastcalled for survey works in 2006. As part ofthe repairs, the yard conducted a detailedcheck on the vessel in which the cargo hosehandling crane luffi ng cylinder, sea valves anddiesel engine governors were overhauled.The ballast tanks were hydroblasted andpainted while the chain lockers, sea chest andhull underwent paint works after cleaning.Ginga Kite during her stopover.Cape ApricotThe 180,310 dwt capesize bulk carrierCape Apricot made a stopover at JurongShipyard in mid June for a detailedinspection.Cape Apricot looking fresh after her repairs.Built in 2004 and owned by Tokei Kaiun Ltd,the 12-day stay of the 288.93m x 45.00m x24.70m carrier saw the complete overhaulof the vessel’s air cooler and main engineturbo charger, the installation of two sets ofpilot ladders and the repairing of the hatchcover’s jack-up cylinder.Cielo LuciaCielo Lucia, a decade-old 73,852 dwt bulkcarrier from Yamamaru Kisen Co. Ltd, calledat Jurong Shipyard for repairs in June 2009.Measuring 225.00m x 32.20m x 19.20m, thevessel received steel renewal works of morethan 47 tons for its cargo hold and apt tankswhich were located at the starboard. Thevessel promptly left for her next destinationafter a two-week stay.Cielo Lucia in the dock.May - Jun 200905

YARD NEWSCaspian Sea FSO UpgradingFSO Caspian Sea looking resplendent after her upgrading and life extension.Jurong Shipyard saw the on-schedule sailaway of Caspian Sea, a 104,356 dwtFloating Storage Offloading (FSO) vessel measuring 243m x 45.80m x 20.10m, onJune 24, 2009 following the vessel’s successful life extension and upgrading forTanker Pacific Offshore Terminals.FSO Caspian Sea arrived in Jurong Shipyardin early April 2009 to undergo longevity repairsinvolving steel renewal as well as blasting andcoating of hull structures and ballast tanks.Upgrading works were also performed on thevessel comprising installation of boat landingsand new life boats and upgrading of producedwater system. The vessel’s accommodationwas upgraded to increase the crew capacity andenhance the facilities.Despite the tight and challenging schedule, theproject was completed with zero-incidents and onCaspian Sea on arrival.Jurong Shipyard’s Executive Director Mr LeeYeok Hoon and Senior Manager of Offshore MrM. Rathakrishnan welcoming Mr Steve Kunzer,Managing Director of Tanker Pacific Management,and other Directors of Tanker Pacific Group (fromleft) Capt Anil, Mr K.T. Lai and Mr Rashim Berry.time due to the excellent co-operation and teamworkbetween Jurong Shipyard and Tanker Pacifi c.Prior to FSO Caspian Sea’s departure, a sailawaycelebration, attended by key representatives fromTanker Pacifi c, Murphy Oil Sarawak, Petronasand Jurong Shipyard, was held on June 18 tomark the successful FSO vessel upgrading.Representatives of Tanker Pacific, Murphy OilSarawak and Petronas touring the newly upgradedFSO Caspian Sea.Discussion in progress.FSO Caspian Sea, which has a storage capacityof approximately 700,000 barrels of oil andan export rate of 15,000 barrels per hour,subsequently resumed her operations offshoreSarawak after setting sail from the yard.Celebrating the successful life extension and upgrading of FSO Caspian Sea.06May - Jun 2009

SCM : NEWSSembcorp Marine Group Shines In Seatrade AsiaSembcorp Marine made a strong showing during the Seatrade Asia Awards Ceremony held in Pudong, Shanghaion June 25, 2009 with the Group and its subsidiaries receiving accolades for various award categories.Jurong Shipyard Bags Offshore Yard AwardJurong Shipyard was the proud winner of the prestigiousOffshore Yard Award conferred in recognition of its strongtrack record in offshore conversion and innovative turnkeyrig construction as well as excellence in innovation, timelydelivery and cost-competitiveness.Mr WS Wong, Jurong Shipyard’s ManagingDirector, said: “Jurong Shipyard is honouredto receive the Seatrade Offshore YardAward. It is testimony to the yard’s strongtrack record and proven capabilitiesin delivering quality and innovativeoffshore and rig-building solutions tothe oil and gas industry.”A strong showing by representatives from the Sembcorp Marine GroupSembcorp Marine and PPL Shipyard in FinalsSembcorp Marine and PPL Shipyard also received commendations as fi nalistsfor the Corporate Social Responsibility Award and the Offshore Yard Awardrespectively.The Group was chosen as a fi nalist for the Corporate Social ResponsibilityAward for its steadfast support of Workplace Safety & Health (WSH), Education,the Arts, and the Environment.PPL Shipyard was selected as a fi nalist for the Offshore Yard Award due to itsstrong capabilities in rig design and building as well as offshore construction.Jurong Shipyard Wins Best New Building Yard AwardJurong Shipyard received the Best NewBuilding Yard Award conferred by MarineBizTV during the 3 rd InternationalMaritime Video & Excellence Awardsheld as part of ShipTek 2009 on May 7at Swissôtel - The Stamford.08May - Jun 2009The yard was chosen by the award’s ceremony judgingpanel based on its marine and offshore new buildingcapabilities, high standards of health, safety, securityand environment, commitment to corporate socialresponsibility as well as contributions to the region’sreputation and growth.Mr Lee Yeok Hoon, Jurong Shipyard’s Executive Director, receiving the Best NewBuilding Yard Award during the ShipTek 2009 3 rd International Maritime Video& Excellence Awards.

SCM : NEWSAwardsWith more than 46 years of experience, Jurong Shipyard has converted morethan 30 and upgraded more than 20 fl oating storage and production systemsfor the offshore oil and gas industry.It has to-date performed the most number of conversions for Petrobras,Brazil’s national oil company. These projects include FPSO P-37, FSO P-38,FPU P-40, FPSO Fluminense, FPSO P-43, FPSO Cidade do Rio de JaneiroMV14, FSO Cidade de Macae MV15 as well as FPSO P-50 and FPSO P-54,which were major milestones in Brazil’s goal of achieving oil self-suffi ciency.Awards & AccoladesJurong Shipyard: Winner, Offshore Yard AwardDespite being a relative newcomer to the rigbuilding scene in 2002, JurongShipyard has distinguished itself as a leading player in this sector. It hasto-date successfully delivered fi ve high-performance ultra-deepwater semisubmersiblesand four Pacifi c Class 375 turnkey jack-up rigs.The yard also successfully developed breakthrough rig constructionmethodologies – the “Load-out and Mating-in-dock” technique, which wonthe Singapore Innovation Award in 2003, and the “Transverse Skidding”process. The fi rst of their kind in the world, these pioneering techniquesincrease and optimise the yard’s capacity to deliver more than two semi-Mr Don Lee, Jurong Shipyard’s Senior General Manager of Offshore,receiving the Offshore Yard Award on behalf of Jurong Shipyard.submersibles a year while meeting high standards of quality, safety andprecision.Jurong Shipyard was a recipient of the prestigious Innovation ExcellenceAward conferred by SPRING Singapore in 2007 in recognition of itscommitment to innovation and its effective innovation management systems.Sembcorp Marine: Finalist, Corporate Social Responsibility AwardSembcorp Marine’s commitment towards WSH is demonstrated throughits sponsorship of the WSH national campaigns, its high standardsof health, safety, security and environment, and continuous efforts topromote a proactive safety culture and harness innovation for WSHexcellence.In the area of community care, the Group extends a helping hand tostudents from lower-income families through its School Book AssistanceGrant (SchoolBAG) programme to help recipients manage the basiccost of purchasing school textbooks, uniforms and stationery. Since thelaunch of SchoolBAG more than seven years ago, over $1.56 million ingrants have been disbursed to 7,565 recipients. It also reaches out to theless fortunate in various forms, including donations through registeredcharities and volunteerism activities, in support of the intellectuallydisabled, elderly care and youth engagement.A fi rm advocate of the Arts, Sembcorp Marine is a corporate patron of theEsplanade Theatre and has sponsored several independent productionsand student performances. The Group is also steadfast in its commitmentto promote environmental awareness through the Green WaveEnvironmental Care Competition where youths are encouraged to developinnovative projects for environmental protection and improvement.PPL Shipyard: Finalist, Offshore Yard AwardPPL Shipyard has built up a proven track record in rig design, with thelaunch of successful proprietary rig designs ranging from the BMC BigFoot to the Pacifi c Class 375 series. Its proprietary fl agship design – thePacifi c Class 375 jack-up rig – has been very well-accepted by the industry,with a total of 27 Pacifi c Class 375 jack-ups ordered by international rigowners.PPL Shipyard has successfully delivered 39 jack-up rigs, 4 semisubmersiblesand 4 swamp barges, including 14 of a series of 23 Pacifi cClass 375 jack-ups in its orderbook. Besides constructing proprietarydesign rigs, the yard also has capabilities in the construction of prototypedesigns, including ExD, Express and Sedco 600 series semi-submersiblesand JU2000 series jack-ups among others.The yard’s continuous commitment to R&D is evident from its activecollaboration with various government bodies and research institutes toforge new frontiers in next-generation rig design and critical components.The yard was inaugurated into the Offshore Energy Center’s Hall of Famein 2007, for its signifi cant contributions in pioneering marine and offshoretechnologies in the area of drilling rigs construction.May - Jun 200909

SCM : AROUND SCM : NEWS THE YARDSPT SMOE Indonesia to Build Two Offshore Platformsat S$230MPT SMOE Indonesia, a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine’sSMOE Pte Ltd, has in consortium with PT Saipem Indonesiasecured a US$430 million construction contract in May 2009for two offshore platforms from Premier Oil Natuna Sea B.V.The contract calls for the engineering and construction of a CentralProcessing Platform, a Wellhead Platform and a 16 inch diameter by 3 kmexport subsea gas pipeline, to be installed in about 80 metres water depthin the Gajah Baru Field, offshore Indonesia.The subsea pipeline, to be linked to the existing export trunkline, will carry140 million cubic feet of gas to Sembgas in Singapore. First gas is expectedin October 2011. PT SMOE Indonesia’s portion of the contract, worthabout S$230 million, entails part procurement, construction engineering,construction, hook-up and commissioning of the two platforms, while PTSaipem Indonesia’s scope of work covers engineering design, procurement,transportation and installation of the platforms and the subsea pipeline.Facilities on the Central Processing Platform, which has a topside weightof about 8,200 tons and a jacket weight of about 4,700 tons, will includecompression, separation, glycol regeneration, gas metering, mechanicalrefrigeration, utilities and living quarters for 60 men. The Wellhead Platformhas an estimated topside weight of about 900 tons and a jacket weight ofGraphic view of the Gajah Baru project.about 1,400 tons. Construction is scheduled to commence in August 2009with offshore completion in October 2011.Mr Chew Sang Mon, SMOE’s Senior General Manager, Commercial andBusiness Development, said: “The respective areas of expertise andcapabilities of SMOE and Saipem complement well in this major Engineering,Procurement, Construction, Transportation, Installation, Hook-up andCommissioning contract. Both companies have joined forces in seven suchcontracts over the last 12 years and have since developed a strong andclose business relationship.”PPL Shipyard Marks Project MilestonesPPL Shipyard marked the project milestones of two units of its proprietary designed PPL Pacific Class 375deep drilling offshore jack-up rigs in the month of May 2009.Launching of Egyptian Drillingʼs first jack-upKeel-laying of Seadrillʼs West ElaraThe successful night launching of P2022jack-up rig.The successful launching ofjack-up P2022, the fi rst of tworigs on order by Egyptian DrillingCompany (EDC), was held in PPLShipyard on May 9, 2009. Thismilestone occasion was attendedby management and project teamrepresentatives from the yardand EDC.PPL Shipyard and Seadrill JackupsLimited commemoratedthe keel-laying of the secondSeadrill jack-up P2027, to benamed West Elara, on May 14,2009. The ceremony saw thelaying of the rig’s fi rst set ofdouble bottom steel blocks.Keel-laying of West Elara’s double bottomsteel blocks.Key representatives from PPL Shipyard and Egyptian Drilling Company witnessing the launch.The teams from PPL Shipyard and Seadrill commemorating the keel-laying success.10May - Jun 2009

HAPPENINGSActive Participation in OTC 2009Sembcorp Marine and its subsidiaries Jurong Shipyard, SembawangShipyard and PPL Shipyard reinforced their ties with the offshore oil andgas industry during the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2009 heldat the Reliant Center in Houston, USA from May 4 to 7.All smiles at a fruitful exhibition.The high-profi le offshore trade exhibition drewa turnout of 67,720 visitors from more than120 countries and participation from 2,500companies from 38 countries. This year’s OTCevent, which occupied an area of 557,000 squarefeet, was the second largest in its 40-year history.Representatives and agents made their presenceat Sembcorp Marine’s booth at the SingaporePavilion to welcome visitors and share aboutthe Group’s offshore and marine engineeringcapabilities, which range from ship repair,shipbuilding, ship conversion, rig building, tooffshore engineering and construction.Networking in progress at Sembcorp Marine’s booth.The four-day exhibition also witnessed SembcorpMarine’s representatives engaging in a fruitfultime of exchange and networking to further buildupon the strong foundations of friendship andpartnership with the Group’s offshore customersand associates.Sharing about the Group’s offshore and marineengineering expertise.Representatives and agents of Sembcorp Marine’syards interacting with visitors.Reinforcing networks.Sharing Insights with Investor DelegatesSembcorp Marine played host to a delegation of analysts andfund managers during their visit to Jurong Shipyard organisedby Nomura Securities on May 18, 2009.Mr K K Tan, Sembcorp Marine’s Senior Advisor,responding to queries.The visitors had the opportunity tointeract with Sembcorp Marine’ssenior management for a deeperunderstanding of the Group’sbusiness performance and strategicdirections. They were also brought ona learning tour to witness the variedmarine and offshore engineeringactivities in progress within the yard.Ms Judy Han, Sembcorp Marine’s Senior Vice President of InvestorRelations and Communications, briefing analysts and fund managers.May - Jun 200911

HAPPENINGSA Strong Presence at Nor-Shipping 2009Guest-of-Honour Mr Raymond Lim, Minister for Transport and SecondMinister for Foreign Affairs, with Sembcorp Marine’s delegates during thepavilion opening ceremony.Sharing a moment with Guest-of-Honour Minister Raymond Lim during theSingapore Nite Reception.With the aim of further reinforcing its strategic position as a leading industry player, Sembcorp Marine andits subsidiaries Jurong Shipyard and Sembawang Shipyard actively participated in Nor-Shipping 2009, a keyshipping and maritime exhibition held from June 9 to 12 in Lillestrøm, Norway.This year’s Nor-Shipping witnessed its largestturnout in the event’s 42-year history, with theparticipation of 1,105 exhibitors from 52 countriesand visitor traffi c hitting an all-time high of 33,780participants, a 15% increase from 2007. SembcorpMarine was part of the Singapore Pavilion anddelegation, jointly organised by the SingaporeMaritime Foundation (SMF) and the Associationof Singapore Marine Industries (ASMI).This high-profi le trade show saw the attendanceof Mr Raymond Lim, Singapore’s Minister forTransport and Second Minister for ForeignAffairs, who was the Guest-of-Honour at theoffi cial opening of the Singapore Pavilion onJune 9, as well as Mr Ng Ser Miang, Singapore’sAmbassador to Norway, Mr Otto Tidemand,Singapore’s Honorary Consul-General-Norway(Oslo), and Mr Lam Yi-Young, Chief Executive ofMaritime and Port Authority of Singapore. TheMinister and VIPs received a warm welcome fromSembcorp Marine’s delegates when they stoppedby the booth during the pavilion walk-about.Sembcorp Marine also made a strong presencethrough its sponsorship of the Singapore NiteReception held at the posh Radisson SAS PlazaHotel on June 10. Hosted by the SingaporeMaritime Foundation, this exclusive networkingfunction witnessed delegates and their partnersforging closer links while enjoying a mouthwateringspread of local delights speciallyprepared by chefs from Singapore.Nor-Shipping 2009 proved to be a major successas Sembcorp Marine’s representatives leveragedon the many opportunities within and beyond theexhibition halls to further consolidate ties withtheir valued customers and key associates.A meaningful exchange of ideas. Building stronger bonds. Active interaction with partners.Forging closer connections.Reinforcing strategic links.12May - Jun 2009

HAPPENINGSHealthy Fruits DayFruits are an essential part of ourdaily dietary intake as they aiddigestion and contain importantvitamins and minerals required byour bodies for good health.To encourage the adoption of a healthy andbalanced diet among employees, SembcorpMarine and its subsidiary yards JurongShipyard, Sembawang Shipyard, PPLShipyard, SMOE and Jurong SML organiseda Fruits Day on June 19, 2009.The objective of this event was to raiseawareness of the benefi ts of eating twoservings of fruits and vegetables everyday.To help employees kick-start their journeytowards healthier eating, apples and bananaswere specially packed and distributed tostaff by Human Resource personnel of therespective yards.The Fruits Day was very well-received byemployees, whose happy smiles wereevident upon receiving the fruit packs andtucking into their juicy contents.Do you know...ApplesApples are high in dietary fi bre andVitamin C, which is essential for growthand healing as well as the maintenanceof healthy teeth and gums.BananasAn excellent source of energy, bananasare rich in dietary fi bre and potassiumwhich contribute towards healthyblood pressure and reduces the risk ofdeveloping kidney stones.Sembcorp Marine & Jurong ShipyardCollection of the fruits packs in progress.Receiving the fruits with a smile.Enjoying the delicious and healthy fruits.Sembawang Shipyard & SMOEThe great fruits give-away.Delighted smiles from Sembawang Shipyardstaff.Happy Fruits Day!PPL ShipyardMr Douglas Tan, PPL Shipyard’s ManagingDirector, posing with the Fruits Day mascots.Delivery of the fruits packs with mascots.Displaying their fruits packs.May - Jun 200913

HAPPENINGSInspiring Innovation for WSH ExcellenceWith the achievement of safer and more efficient work processes astheir foremost goal, teams of employees from Jurong Shipyard and itssubsidiaries put on their creative hats to generate innovative solutions forcontinuous improvements in workplace safety and health.Showing how the gadget works.Nine teams battled it out at the Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) Innovation Convention on June23, 2009 with insightful presentations and demonstrations. The top three innovation teams withthe most outstanding projects (see below) received accolades from the judges for successfullyintegrating innovation into the workplace for enhanced safety and productivity.1 st Prize: “Super Trolley”LIFE Team (Jurong Electrical Automation)The Super Trolley, developed by the LIFETeam from Jurong Electrical Automation, is alightweight and portable tool which replacesthe conventional mode of moving heavy cabledrums manually.This innovative device, comprising a set oftrolleys and a pivotal base, not only enablesthe easy mounting and speedy transportation of cable drums but also minimises the risk of physical strain andinjuries for workers. This has led to improved productivity, enhanced safety and greater cost-effi ciency at theworkplace.2 nd Prize: “Guardrail Locking Device”HP 3 (Jurong Shipyard, Hull Painting & Staging Department)The “Guardrail Locking Device”, conceived by TeamHP 3 from Jurong Shipyard’s Hull Painting & StagingDepartment, is a light-weight and versatile contraptionthat effectively secures guardrails around man-holesand access openings to prevent falling hazards.Unlike previous methods which had limitations orinvolved the use of hotwork, this innovative device provides an all-in-one solution that is easily adjusted to suit openingsof various dimensions. The ‘holding hook’ of the gadget is anchored to the edge of the hole while the two endpockets are used for inserting staging poles for greater stability. Besides signifi cantly improving workplacesafety, this innovation has generated cost-savings due to more effi cient usage of manpower and materials.3 rd Prize: “Grinding Machine Support”The Contender (Hull Steel Department)The “Grinding Machine Support” innovation was developed by The Contender fromJurong Shipyard’s Hull Steel Department with the aim to enhance the ease andeffi ciency of the overhead grinding process frequently used during rig construction,bottom plates renewal and ship repair.The grinding machine is held in place by the device’s U-shaped holder, which is attachedto an adjustable pipe and hinged to a base to allow for swinging movements duringuse. This innovation has successfully reduced physical fatigue and the risk of injuriesamong workers, while bringing about greater productivity and effi ciency.14May - Jun 2009

HAPPENINGSCompetency Training for ISO ReportingIn ensuring high standards of quality excellence, Jurong Shipyard speciallyengaged ABS Consulting to provide a one-day training programme onJune 1, 2009 to equip internal auditors from the yard and its subsidiarieswith vital audit reporting skills.During the course, participants learnt aboutthe preparation of non-conformity statementsand writing ISO audit reports, with a focus oninformation gathering, report structure andpresentation style.To ensure that important concepts were fi rmlygrasped, participants reviewed case studies andengaged in role-play activities, where they hadthe opportunity to apply the various principlesacquired during the course.Picking up important pointers on ISO audit reportwriting from the trainer.Appreciation Lunch for Internal AuditorsMr Wong Peng Kin, Jurong Shipyard’s Senior GeneralManager of Human Resource and Quality ManagementRepresentative, expressing his appreciation.Receiving her token of appreciation fromMr WS Wong, Jurong Shipyard’s ManagingDirector.Enjoying a sumptuous buffet spread.An appreciation luncheon was specially organised for Jurong Shipyard’s team of internal auditors on June 1,2009 to thank them for their invaluable contributions.During the event, tokens of appreciation were presented by Jurong Shipyard’s Managing Director Mr WS Wong to internal auditors from variousdepartments in recognition of their vital role in upholding the yard’s sound internal controls and high quality standards.Runway Cycling AdventureWaking up bright and early on a Sunday morning, a group ofemployees from Jurong Shipyard joined over 7,000 participantsfor a cycling adventure at Paya Lebar Air Base during the SAFRANational Runway Cycling and Skating event on June 21, 2009.Besides relishing the rare chance of zooming freely down the airstrip, participants alsoenjoyed a fun and healthy workout while building closer bonds with their fellow colleagues.A strong turnout from Jurong Shipyard.Badminton TournamentIn the battle for championship honours, shuttlers from Jurong Shipyardsquared off over two exciting days of competition held separately on May 27and June 23 at the Jurong East Sports Complex.Organised by the Jurong Shipyard RecreationClub, the badminton tournament witnessed 24teams taking part in the Men’s Double Opencategory and 12 teams competing in the MixedDoubles’ Open category. After numerous roundsof play-offs, Mr Kiw Chee Siam (ME) and MrChoo Boon Keng (PM) tactically smashed theirway to clinch top spot in the Men’s Category,Agility and accuracy is crucial.while Mr Ler Chun Hsin (DN) and Ms Goh EnLing (DN) defeated the competition to emergevictorious in the Mixed Category.May - Jun 200915

HAPPENINGSChangi Coastal WalkSenior management taking the lead towardshealthy living.Ready, set, go! Jurong Shipyard’s Managing Director Mr WS Wong flagging off the walk.Geared up in sporty attire, more than 250 Jurong Shipyard employeescongregated at Changi Point on June 27, 2009 for a fun and leisurelyafternoon walk.Jurong Shipyard’s Managing Director Mr WSWong fl agged off the 4.8 km walk which sawparticipants passing by key attractions such asChangi Beach Park, Changi Point Coastal Walk,Changi Cottage and The Turnhouse along theway. Some participants were spotted admiringthe scenic view and taking pictures to bring backsome memories of the day.Enjoying the fruits feast.Coastal walk in progress.The coastal walk, organised by the JurongShipyard Recreation Club, was rounded off bya feast of fruits, including delicious durians,young coconuts, mangosteens, rambutans andlychees which were joyfully savoured by theparticipants.Having a great time!All smiles at a successful eventSeafarers ShowdownParticipants from various maritime organisations, including Sembcorp Marine’sshipyards, thronged the Yio Chu Kang Stadium during the International Sports Meetfor Seafarers from June 10 to 13, 2009 organised by the Maritime and Port Authorityof Singapore.Going all out to win.Jurong Shipyard proved to be a worthy competitor by bagging medals forthe track and fi eld category, comprising a silver for the 1500m relay andtwo bronzes for the 400m and 4 x 100m matches. Sembawang Shipyardalso did the Group proud by collecting silverware from the shot putt, tugof-warand soccer competitions and a bronze in the telematch segment.Ready for the competition.Dolphin is a bi-monthly publication of Sembcorp Marine Ltd (Reg. No. 196300098Z)and its subsidiary Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd (Reg. No. 199908265G). No part of thisnewsletter may be reproduced or transmitted by any means or stored in any16information storage and retrieval system without the publishers’ written permission.May - Jun 2009Contact us :The Editorial Team • 29 Tanjong Kling RoadSingapore 628054 • ir@sembcorpmarine.com.sgFor more information, visit us at : www.sembcorpmarine.com.sg • www.jspl.com.sg