May/June 2010 - Keppel Offshore & Marine
May/June 2010 - Keppel Offshore & Marine
May/June 2010 - Keppel Offshore & Marine
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SPECIAL FEATUREContinues on page 20...SBM, Shell, Prosafe Production,BW <strong>Offshore</strong>, Woodside, Statoil,Maersk FPSOs, BP and FrontierDrilling.Safety Excellence 2015As part of its safety journeywhich began in 2002, <strong>Keppel</strong>Shipyard continues to focus onstrengthening its safety culturethrough the SE 2015 initiative,imparting relevant skills andwork habits to its workforce andreinforcing ownership for safety atindividual and collective levels.Nelson Yeo, MD of <strong>Keppel</strong> Shipyard, shares how the new semi-automatedpipeshop has improved safety and productivity for workersThe cumulative effect of <strong>Keppel</strong>Shipyard’s safety journey haslowered its Accident FrequencyRate from 0.26 in 2008 to 0.15reportable injuries per millionman-hours worked at the endof 2009.Longstanding safety partnerRendering its full support to<strong>Keppel</strong> Shipyard’s commitment toachieve an incident-free workplaceis Heatec Jietong. The company isa longstanding supplier of heattransfer and piping systems to<strong>Keppel</strong> Shipyard since 1990 when itwas formed. It currently has morethan 800 of its 1,200-workforceworking at <strong>Keppel</strong> Shipyard.Dedicated and professional trainers help impart safety ownership andfacilitate lively discussionsChua Eng Seng, GM of Operations(Piping) at Heatec Jietong, shared,“We are greatly encouraged that<strong>Keppel</strong> Shipyard has always keenlyinvolved and engaged us in itssafety journey.“Our workers who work at <strong>Keppel</strong>Shipyard had previously undergone20<strong>Offshore</strong><strong>Marine</strong> <strong>May</strong> – <strong>June</strong> <strong>2010</strong>
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