Toll Today March 2011 - TOLL Group
Toll Today March 2011 - TOLL Group Toll Today March 2011 - TOLL Group
Global Logistics 08 Singapore Staff Celebrate Long Service Awards 1 25 and 30 years of service. 2 5 years of service. 3 10 years of service. 4 15 years of service. 5 20 years of service. The Toll Global Logistics team in Singapore held its annual Long Service Award on 14 December 2010 at the Temasek Club. Senior management were invited to attend this event to celebrate together with the 162 recipients. The function honoured and recognised our employees that have worked for the company for a period of five years or more. It also allowed management to show appreciation and acknowledgement of employees’ loyalty, hard work and dedication in ensuring Toll Global Logistics’ continued excellence over the years. In 2010, long service awards were awarded to 162 recipients including 159 employees from Toll Global Logistics and three from Toll Global Resources. The breakdown in years of service is as follows: ToLL GLoBaL LoGiSTiCS 5 years of service – 47 recipients 10 years of service – 32 recipients 15 years of service – 37 recipients 20 years of service – 21 recipients 25 years of service – 23 recipients 30 years of service – 2 recipients. ToLL GLoBaL RESouRCES 5 years of service – 1 recipient 10 years of service – 2 recipients At the awards ceremony, wayne Hunt, President / CEO of Toll Global Logistics, congratulated and praised the long service employees for their commitment to the company and their dedication throughout their service. Wayne pointed out that Toll Global Logistics has seen significant growth and development opportunities over recent years in the Asia Pacific region. He emphasised that the most important resource in our organisation is our employees. Joe Garbellini, Director of Marine Logistics at Toll Global Resources also presented the award to three Toll Marine Logistics recipients. Chan Buay Lang, Karen, Senior Logistics Assistant, presently employed in GS Hub, Fulfillment Logistics, Toll Global Logistics shared her thoughts on working with Toll for over 30 years, “I left school in the early 80s and joined Chartered Industries of Singapore as a confidential clerk performing clerical duties. “Over the years I took courses and found myself working in different areas of the company. I trained in HR, did some HR duties and went on to become a senior purchasing assistant. Over the past three decades, I’ve seen how the company has grown from a small unit to the established and well known global logistics company it is today. This company encourages employees to continually improve their skills. I hope to continue contributing to the company in any way I can, until my retirement”. Another colleague who took the 30 year honour is Chan Kwok Fai, Logistics Supervisor Automotive, Fulfillment Logistics, Toll Global Logistics. He said, “After leaving school in the 80s, I joined Singapore Automotive Engineering (SAE) as a storekeeper. I worked my way up and presently I am in the Quality Assurance department doing inspection of incoming automotive spares from local and overseas units. Since joining in the 80s, I have seen the company’s transformation from a small firm to one of the world’s best logistics firms. I look forward to serving Toll for many more years to come”. n 2 3 4 5 1
6 7 8 9 Toll Express Projects Team Leads the Way The Toll Express Projects team is a group of industry experts operating from Toll Express’ Newburn premises in Western Australia. Working in partnership with the mining and industrial sectors from the initial contracting stage through to completion, this team has grown significantly over the years. The team was established back in the 1980s with the first project to mobilise the Western Mining Corporation Kambalda Mine and Nickel Refinery. This was quickly followed by the transfer of plant and infrastructure from Western Australia to Olympic Dam, South Australia to construct the Whelan Headframe, and consequent sinking of the first mining shaft at Roxby Downs. Over the years, clients such as P&H Minepro have come to expect a high level of service and reliance for on time every time deliveries. The range of tasks for P&H Minepro has involved overnight satchels to major project management in mobilisation / demobilisation of mining shovels / 900T dragline into Australia’s remote locations. Whatever the task in hand, Toll Express Projects team has vast experience in delivering oversized loads in challenging locations to meet strict time constraints. So when the team was recently approached by nMT, they took on the challenge in earnest. The primary focus of the recent NMT task was to transport 218 loads of cargo from seven vessels from Port Hedland to the BHP Billiton yandi mine site. The 482km journey had to be strategically planned to allow for the oversized freight to pass safely through some of Australia’s most remote areas. The range of tasks included the building of a full logistics program for the course of the project’s construction comprising heavy haulage, over dimensional movements, local and interstate deliveries, along with the design of heavy lift programs. The team also had to coordinate police and pilot escorts, and closing down the streets of Port Hedland as loads up to 14m wide, 28m length and 7m high passed through. As with any planning event, the success is in the detail. The input from the WA police, pilots, local shires, main roads department and contractors were of such a high standard, that the route planning is now enshrined as the lead example for future projects. The team was also grateful for the support of their clients and partners including Sinclair Knight Merz, nMT Projects and Laing o’Rourke. n Specialised and Domestic Freight 6 – 9 Toll Express carves out a path for oversized vehicles through Western Australia’s most challenging landscapes. Toll Today March – May 2011 09
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<strong>Toll</strong> Express Projects Team Leads the Way<br />
The <strong>Toll</strong> Express Projects team is a group of industry<br />
experts operating from <strong>Toll</strong> Express’ Newburn premises<br />
in Western Australia. Working in partnership with the<br />
mining and industrial sectors from the initial contracting<br />
stage through to completion, this team has grown significantly<br />
over the years.<br />
The team was established back in the 1980s with the first<br />
project to mobilise the Western Mining Corporation Kambalda<br />
Mine and Nickel Refinery. This was quickly followed by the<br />
transfer of plant and infrastructure from Western Australia<br />
to Olympic Dam, South Australia to construct the Whelan<br />
Headframe, and consequent sinking of the first mining shaft<br />
at Roxby Downs.<br />
Over the years, clients such as P&H Minepro have come<br />
to expect a high level of service and reliance for on time<br />
every time deliveries. The range of tasks for P&H Minepro<br />
has involved overnight satchels to major project management<br />
in mobilisation / demobilisation of mining shovels / 900T<br />
dragline into Australia’s remote locations.<br />
Whatever the task in hand, <strong>Toll</strong> Express Projects team has<br />
vast experience in delivering oversized loads in challenging<br />
locations to meet strict time constraints. So when the<br />
team was recently approached by nMT, they took on the<br />
challenge in earnest.<br />
The primary focus of the recent NMT task was to transport<br />
218 loads of cargo from seven vessels from Port Hedland<br />
to the BHP Billiton yandi mine site. The 482km journey<br />
had to be strategically planned to allow for the oversized<br />
freight to pass safely through some of Australia’s most<br />
remote areas.<br />
The range of tasks included the building of a full logistics<br />
program for the course of the project’s construction<br />
comprising heavy haulage, over dimensional movements,<br />
local and interstate deliveries, along with the design of<br />
heavy lift programs. The team also had to coordinate police<br />
and pilot escorts, and closing down the streets of Port<br />
Hedland as loads up to 14m wide, 28m length and 7m high<br />
passed through.<br />
As with any planning event, the success is in the detail.<br />
The input from the WA police, pilots, local shires, main<br />
roads department and contractors were of such a high<br />
standard, that the route planning is now enshrined as<br />
the lead example for future projects.<br />
The team was also grateful for the support of their clients<br />
and partners including Sinclair Knight Merz, nMT Projects<br />
and Laing o’Rourke. n<br />
Specialised and Domestic Freight<br />
6 – 9 <strong>Toll</strong> Express<br />
carves out a path<br />
for oversized<br />
vehicles through<br />
Western Australia’s<br />
most challenging<br />
landscapes.<br />
<strong>Toll</strong> <strong>Today</strong> <strong>March</strong> – May <strong>2011</strong><br />
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