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Mar - Apr 2009SeaDragon OrdersHarsh-environment Semi-subBG LNG AwardsFCC ContractLaunching of Topaz Driller

COVER STORYSeaDragon Orders Harsh-environment Semi-subwith Option for Second UnitAll smiles: SeaDragon’s Project Manager Mr GuyDawson-Smith and Jurong Shipyard’s ExecutiveDirector Mr Lee Yeok Hoon in position.Steel-cutting in progress.Artist impression of the harsh-environment Moss Maritime full dynamically positioned (DP-3) semisubmersibledrilling unit.Jurong Shipyard, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine, hassecured a US$247.3 million rig order from Gander Drilling Limited, awholly-owned subsidiary of SeaDragon Offshore Limited, in early April2009 to complete a Moss Maritime full dynamically positioned (DP-3) semisubmersibledrilling unit with an option for an additional unit.Celebrating with a hearty toast.The six-column bare-deck hull, constructed in aRussian shipyard, arrived in Jurong Shipyard inmid April to be built up into an ultra-deepwaterharsh-environment semi-submersible drillingrig. The contract calls for Jurong Shipyard toundertake the construction, outfi tting, furnishing,equipping, testing and completion of the baredeckhull, with delivery scheduled by end 2010.The semi-submersible rig has already secured afi ve-year charter contract with Pemex, Mexico’snational oil company. This new rig will be built fora water depth rating of 10,000 feet and maximumdrilling depth of 30,000 feet. The rig’s ability tooperate even in harsh environment gives it themulti-region fl exibility to operate worldwide ascompared to its peers.thank SeaDragon for their trust and confi dencein Jurong’s ability to deliver fully functional andready-to-drill semi-submersible drilling units.”“This Moss Maritime ultra-deepwater designprovides us with another industry solution tothe oil companies when it comes to rig selectionbesides the Friede & Goldman ExD Design thatJurong has successfully delivered so far. We arevery proud to be part of this equation and haveno doubt the unit when delivered will be the fi rstof its class.”The construction commencement of the harshenvironmentsemi-submersible rig was markedby a strike steel ceremony attended by keyrepresentatives from Jurong Shipyard andSeaDragon on April 30, 2009.Mr. Don Lee, Jurong Shipyard’s Senior GeneralManager of Offshore Division, said: “These aretrying times for the industry but we are pleasedthat SeaDragon has chosen Jurong as thepreferred shipyard based on our excellent trackrecord in this segment. This order shows thatthere are selective market demands buoyedby increasingly strong fundamentals. We mustSeaDragon and Jurong Shipyard representatives mark the successful strike steel.02Mar - Apr 2009

YARD NEWSRepair Success for Chevron Tanker DuoBeaming with pride – The Phoenix Voyager repair teams from Jurong Shipyard and Chevron Shipping.Jurong Shipyard saw the successful sail-away of 309,996 dwt Phoenix Voyager and 156,835 dwt Orion Voyager – a tanker duo fromalliance partner Chevron Shipping Co. LLC – in mid March and late April 2009 respectively after their successful repairs.When the 333.00m x 58.04m x 31.25m PhoenixVoyager called at the yard in mid February, theJurong team swung into action to ensure thatthe repairs proceeded smoothly and according tothe highest quality and safety standards. Majorhighlights of the job included the installation of anincinerator and an oily water separator, repairs tothe fore peak tank and water ballast tanks as wellas hull cleaning, blasting and painting.Phoenix Voyager takes off.Next to undergo an overhaul was the 274.50m x50.04m x 25.10m Orion Voyager, which arrivedat the yard in early March. Several modifi cationworks were performed on the bridge wing,mooring system and the port fuel oil tank. Toincrease the tanker’s performance, a fenderhandling davit, a mooring line tension monitoringsystem, a hose crane, a bilge oily water separatorand an incinerator were also installed onboard.The Orion Voyager teams rejoicing the repair success.Phoenix Voyager’s last appearance in theyard was in 2007 while the previous servicingconducted on Orion Voyager was in 2004.Orion Voyager embarking on her journey.Mar - Apr 200903

YARD NEWSNew Lease of Life for Northwest SwanThe Northwest Swan before her transformation.Jurong Shipyard welcomed the NorthwestSwan, a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)carrier owned by Favoured CustomerContract (FCC) partner InternationalGas Transportation Company (IGTC)Limited, when she arrived at the yardfor maintenance and upgrading in lateMarch 2009.Looking graceful after her repair ‘make-over’.Operated by the yard’s alliance partner Chevron Shipping Co. Ltd, the 279.80m x 43.43m x 11.71m LNG carrier called at Jurong Shipyard as part of along-term evergreen Favoured Customer Contract inked between Sembcorp Marine and IGTC in December 2008.The maintenance line-up for Northwest Swan included a list of overhauling jobs for the vessel’s main engines, turbo generators, FD fans, pumps, cargoand relief valves, windlass, winch clutches and bow thruster. The yard also conducted global testing works on four cargo tanks and renewed the winchbrake linings and helicopter safety nets.Stringent safety and quality standards were adhered to during the repairs and the excellent teamwork and co-operation by everyone on the team resultedin the vessel’s on-schedule sail-away in late April.Green Cove Makes Repair Pit-stopGreen Cove, a 16,178 dwt Pure Car / TruckCarrier (PCTC) from Jurong Shipyard’sregular customer LMS Ship Managementof USA, made a ‘pit-stop’ at the yard formaintenance and repairs in the month ofMarch 2009.During the stopover, the Jurong team performedblasting and painting works on the shipside andthe ramp doors of the 179.00m x 32.29m x14.88m vessel. The main compressors alongwith the ramp doors’ hydraulic cylinders wereoverhauled to ensure optimum performance andcontinued serviceability before her departure inlate March.In addition to Green Cove, the Jurong teamhad previously provided maintenance for theowner’s affi liated car carriers namely GreenDale, Green Lake and Green Ridge.Revitalised and ready after her repairs.04Mar - Apr 2009

Overhaul of European ContainershipsYARD YARD NEWS NEWSJurong Shipyard witnessed European containerships Skagen Maersk, belonging to Denmark’s AP Moller Maersk, and MaerskDerby, owned by Danaos Shipping Co Ltd of Greece, calling for repairs in the months of March and April 2009.Skagen MaerskArriving in early March, the 104,696 dwt Skagen Maersk was in theyard for repairs, encompassing standard drydocking and underwaterworks.Skagen Maersk undergoing drydocking repairs.As part of the maintenance operation, the 346.98m x 42.80m x 24.10mvessel underwent shipside hydroblasting by a special automated deviceand the subsequent application of a premium coat of silicon paint toensure her smooth navigation and performance effi ciency.Maersk DerbyMaersk Derby, a fi ve-year-old containership measuring 260.00m x32.25m x 19.30m, made her appearance in early April 2009 for overhaulworks in the yard.Maersk Derby looking radiant after her overhaul.Major works performed on the 50,814 dwt vessel encompassed shellplate and rudder horn modifi cation, grit-blasting and painting, overhaulof the main and thruster bearings, as well as repairs to the main engine,including the piston, cross head bearings and crank pin bearings.New Identity for LEO MONOLEO MONO ready to depart after receiving quality care and attention.MOL MONO, a 29,304 dwt Japanese containership owned by Tokei Kaiun Co Ltd, underwent a name change to LEO MONOfollowing a successful overhaul operation at Jurong Shipyard to reflect her new identity.Calling in mid March 2009, the 199.88m x 30.50m x 16.40m vessel underwent routine servicing and re-conditioning works during her two-weekstay in the yard. Major works conducted on the vessel included the repair of cell guides, hatch cover rubber packing and ventilation netting as wellas hull blasting and painting.Mar - Apr 200905

SCM : AROUND THE YARDSPPL Shipyard Achieves Construction MilestonesPPL Shipyard (PPL), a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine commemorated a series of rig-construction milestones for several newbuildPacific Class 375 proprietary design jack-ups during the months of March and April 2009.Launching of Topaz DrillerThe launch of Vantage Drilling Company’s fourth jack-up unit P2021on order was held at PPL Tuas yard on March 11, 2009. This signifi cantoccasion was witnessed by key owner representatives and the Group’ssenior management, including Sembcorp Marine’s Director and PPL’sChairman Mr Tang Kin Fei, PPL’s Deputy Chairman Dr Benety Chang, andPPL’s Managing Director Mr Douglas Tan.PPL Shipyard’s Managing Director Mr Douglas Tan delivering a speech duringthe ceremony.Launching in progress for P2021, to be named Topaz Driller.Keel-laying and Strike Steel of EODC RigsPPL and Egyptian Offshore Drilling Company (EODC) celebrated two project milestones during thisperiod – the strike steel for P2025 and keel-laying for P2023.The start of the construction phase for EODC’s second jack-up P2025 was marked in a strike steelceremony on March 3 in PPL Pandan yard. Attended by project team members from EODC and theyard, the event saw the fi rst steel cut being initiated by EODC’s Project Manager Mr Maciej Olczakand PPL Shipyard's Project Manager Mr Edwin Ng.The keel-laying ceremony for the fi rst EODC unit P2023 was held at PPL Tuas Yard on April 16, in thepresence of key representatives from EODC and PPL project teams. During the ceremony, DoubleBottom steel blocks were laid to signal the commencement of rig erection works.Keel laying of P2023, the first of two EODC jackupunits on order.EODC’s Project Manager Mr Maciej Olczak and PPLShipyard's Project Manager Mr Edwin Ng initiatingthe steel cut for rig P2025.Project team members from EODC and PPL Shipyard celebrating the strike steel of P2025, EODC’s secondcontracted jack-up.06Mar - Apr 2009

SCM : AROUND FEATURE THE YARDSSembawang Shipyard Bags BG LNG Services FCCSembawang Shipyard, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine, has secured a Favoured Customer Contract(FCC) from BG LNG Services LLC (BG LNG Services) of USA to provide ship repair, refurbishment, upgrading andrelated marine services for its fleet of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) carriers.The contract, signed in Houston, USA,by Mr Allyn Risley, President of BG LNGServices, and Ms Wong Lee-Lin, ExecutiveDirector of Sembawang Shipyard, commitsthe repairs, refurbishment and upgradingof its fl eet of LNG carriers trading in theFar East to Sembawang Shipyard. It alsocommits both parties to joint planning aswell as information and experience sharingto ensure sustainable targets in the areasof HSE (Health, Safety and Environment),quality, cost-effi ciency and technologyadvancement are achieved, thereby settingnew benchmarks for the maintenancestandard of LNG carriers.With the signing of this FCC contract, fi vemembrane-type LNG carriers are currentlyscheduled to undergo drydocking andrepairs in Sembawang Shipyard in 2009 withothers scheduled for subsequent years.Mr Allyn Risley, President of BG LNGServices, said: “Sembawang is recognisedas one of the safest, most technicallycompetent and effi cient repair yards inthe world for refi tting LNG carriers. Thislong-term arrangement will benefi t bothcompanies and ensures our drydock workis conducted in a safe, timely and costeffectivemanner. We look forward toachieving continuous improvement over theFCC signing ceremony: (From left) Key representatives of BG LNG Services Mr Marc Hopkins, Vice President– Marine Operations, Americas & Global LNG Shipping, and President Mr Allyn Risley, with SembawangShipyard’s Executive Director Ms Wong Lee-Lin and General Manager (Business) Ms Wee Kwee Keng.coming years by combining our knowledgeand learning from our shared experiences.”Ms Wong Lee-Lin, Executive Directorof Sembawang Shipyard, said: “We arehonoured and delighted to be the chosenpartner of BG LNG Services. BG Group isa world leader in natural gas and partneringwith BG LNG Services will not only increaseour market share of LNG repairs/upgradingbusiness but will also enhance ourcapabilities level as a world-class shipyardfor LNG carriers’ repairs and upgrades. Wethus look forward to a long-term partnershipwhich will deliver visible mutual benefi tsand continuous improvement to bothcompanies.”Besides the FCC with BG LNG Services,the yard is also the evergreen partnershipyard for Northwest Shelf ShippingServices Company Pte Ltd, Australia.SMOE and PT SMOE Showcase CapabilitiesSembcorp Marine subsidiaries SMOE and PTSMOE recently had a chance to introduce thecompany’s capabilities to Indonesia’s VicePresident Bapak Jusuk Kalla during the GroundBreaking Ceremony of the Kabil Industrial Estate(KIE) Housing Project on March 14, 2009.Mr Philip Lim, Senior Marketing Manager (right) from SMOE, introduces the company toIndonesia’s Vice President Bapak Jusuk Kalla.PT SMOE, which is housed within KIE on Batam Island,together with Singapore-based SMOE were invited bythe KIE’s management to participate in a mini exhibition,which provided a platform for companies operating withinthe estate to showcase their expertise and foster closerrelationships.Mar - Apr 200907

SCM : NEWSActive Shareholder Participation in 46 th AGM and EGMShareholders in active dialogue with Sembcorp Marine’s directors and management.Sembcorp Marine’s 46 th Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Extraordinary GeneralMeeting (EGM), which was held on April 17, 2009, witnessed more than 200shareholders in attendance.Presided by Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman Mr Goh Geok Ling, the AGM and EGM providedthe company’s stakeholders an excellent opportunity to share their feedback and views. Themeetings progressed well with the proposed resolutions being passed by shareholders withoutmodifi cation.A shareholder in conversation with SembcorpMarine’s Chairman Mr Goh Geok Ling.During the luncheon reception held after the event, shareholders engaged in a fruitful time ofexchange with Sembcorp Marine’s director and senior management, enabling them to betterunderstand the Group and its strategic operations.Registration in progress.Voting to pass resolutions.08Mar - Apr 2009

SCM : NEWSLeadership Renewal in Sembcorp MarineIn line with the Sembcorp Marine Group’s succession plan and leadershiprenewal process, Mr Tan Kwi Kin, aged 70, will relinquish his role as GroupPresident & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) upon his retirement with effect fromMay 1, 2009.Mr Tan will be appointed Senior Advisor in Sembcorp Marine and remains as a director of theSembcorp Marine Board. As a Director and Senior Advisor, he will continue to provide hisinvaluable advice on various matters including strategic matters to the Board and Managementof the Group.With effect from May 1, 2009, Mr Wong Weng Sun, aged 47 and currently the President andChief Operating Offi cer (COO), will be appointed the President and CEO of Sembcorp Marineand a director of the Sembcorp Marine Board. Mr Wong joined the shipyard as an engineer in1988 and served as Deputy President from January 2002 to June 2004.The Board would like to record their heartfelt appreciation to Mr Tan for his signifi cantcontributions to the success of Sembcorp Marine. Under his capable and astute leadership,the Group’s revenue increased fi ve folds from $1.07 billion in 2003 to $5.06 billion in 2008, witha corresponding increase in PATMI from $79 million to a record high of $430 million in 2008.On Mr Tan’s contributions, Mr Goh Geok Ling, Chairman of Sembcorp Marine, said: “Mr Tan’sstrong leadership has steered the Sembcorp Marine Group to greater heights. The strategiesthat have been put in place for the last 5 years and the Group’s research and developmentin implementing rig technologies have paid off. In addition, our continual focus on enhancingoperational effi ciency through innovation, production process improvements and repeatcustomer orders has borne fruit with operating margins increasing from 5.9% in 2005 to 9.9%in 2008.”Mr KK Tan will serve as Sembcorp Marine's SeniorAdvisor and Board Director following his retirementon May 1, 2009.“More importantly, Mr Tan has put in place a successor and had personally mentored him formany years. He has laid a solid foundation of strong fundamentals which I am sure Weng Sunwill continue to build upon to bring the company to the next level of excellence.”Mr Tan Kwi Kin said: “The economic conditions ahead of us are challenging. Having witnessedand weathered several economic down-cycles since joining the company 43 years ago, I believeSembcorp Marine has proven its resilience, adaptability and ability to grow from strength tostrength.”“I am glad that the Board has appointed Weng Sun as my successor. He has proven himself tobe a man with integrity and ability - a technically competent, production oriented and hands-onleader who cares for the welfare of the employees. Being young, IT savvy and profi cient in newtechnology, he is well-poised to lead the Group into its next phase of growth.”“We share the same passion to grow the company and forge new frontiers with the supportand endorsement of all our dedicated employees. I am confi dent that Weng Sun will sustainthe Group’s growth momentum during these challenging times by enhancing our competencies,increasing our competitiveness, seizing business opportunities, and delivering long-termstakeholder value.”Mr Wong Weng Sun, the newly appointed President and CEO of Sembcorp Marine, said: “I amgrateful to my mentor Mr Tan, who has been the Group President & CEO of Sembcorp Marinesince 1999. An engineer at heart, Mr Tan is frugal, humble, yet visionary and a good boss towork with. He patiently guided and supported me for the past 20 years, sharing with me hiswork ethos, philosophy and, most importantly his business acumen.”Mr WS Wong will take the helm as SembcorpMarine's President and Chief Executive Officer aswell as Board Director with effect from May 1,2009.“I am pleased that Mr Tan has agreed to stay on as Senior Advisor. The Board and I will continueto tap on his strengths and vast experience to further Sembcorp Marine’s interest.”Mar - Apr 200909

SCM : NEWSA Strong & Clear Voice at Sea Asia 2009Sea Asia 2009, the region’s leading maritime conference and exhibition held from April 21 to 23, proved to be a successfulexhibiting and networking platform for Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiaries and their partners.Strengthening industry connections.Mr WS Wong, President and Chief Operating Officer of Sembcorp Marine, in conversation with Guest-of-Honour Professor S. Jayakumar, Senior Minister and Co-ordinating Minister for National Security.With the theme “The Asian Voice in WorldShipping: Clearer and Stronger”, the three-dayexhibition at Suntec City Convention Centrewas offi cially opened by Guest of HonourProfessor S. Jayakumar, Senior Minister andCo-ordinating Minister for National Security.seven national pavilions and exhibitors frommore than 50 different countries. The SembcorpMarine booth saw a steady stream of visitors,comprising customers and associates fromdifferent segments of the industry, includinganalysts and fi nanciers.Forging strong links.Drawing a record turnout of more than 10,000attendees from 56 countries around the world,the trade show also saw the participation ofReinforcing business networks.To promote innovation sharing and knowledgeexchange, the conference also featuredtechnical sessions organised by the Associationof Singapore Marine Industries (ASMI), Societyof Naval Architects and Marine EngineersSingapore (SNAMES), the Singapore JointBranch of the Institute of Marine Engineers,Scientists & Technologists (IMarEST) and theRoyal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA).Mr Wee Keng Hwee, Sembcorp Marine’s SeniorVice President of Corporate Development, wasinvited to share his experience and knowledgeActive discussion in progress.during one of the technical forums on the topicof “Shipbuilding and Ship Conversion”.The last day of Sea Asia 2009 saw an infl ux ofstudents who were eager to learn more aboutthe maritime industry. Student groups fromvarious educational institutions made a stopat Sembcorp Marine’s booth to learn moreabout the Group’s business operations and theattractive career options available.Making their presence felt.Touching base with visitors.10Mar - Apr 2009

Support for Asian Maritime Law ConferenceSCM : NEWSMr Nick Samson (fourth from left), President of Maritime Law Association ofSingapore, with Sembcorp Marine’s Director Mr Ajaib Haridass, and Grouprepresentatives.Sembcorp Marine sponsored the conference’s coffee-break sessions, whichprovided a platform for delegates to network and interact.Sembcorp Marine showed its support for the 2 nd Asian Maritime Law Conference through its sponsorship of the event’s coffeebreaknetworking sessions.The one-day conference, held on April 24, 2009, focused on "Arrest,Insolvency and Pre-Emptive Remedies in a Global Shipping Crisis” andcovered a range of topics such as shipping trends, fi nancing, contractsmanagement as well as arrest and insolvency issues. The networkingsessions sponsored by the Group facilitated the dynamic exchange ofinformation and building of relationships among delegates, speakers andkey industry representatives during the event.The 2 nd Asian Maritime Law Conference is organised by the Maritime LawAssociation of Singapore and held in conjunction with Sea Asia 2009 inassociation with IBA Maritime & Transport Law Committee and ComiteMaritime International and supported by the Maritime and Port Authorityof Singapore (MPA), Singapore Shipping Association (SSA), SingaporeMaritime Foundation (SMF), Law Society of Singapore and the SingaporeChamber of Maritime Arbitration.In Touch With The Investment CommunitySharing insights with the investment community.Sembcorp Marine welcomed a groupof over 30 analysts and fund managerswho made a special visit to the Groupon March 13, 2009 to learn more aboutthe company’s marine and offshoreengineering operations and capabilities.Members of the investment community gleanedmeaningful insights into the Group’s businessperformance and growth strategy through theirclose interaction with Sembcorp Marine’s topmanagement personnel during the visit.Senior management responding to questions by analysts and fund managers during the dialogue session.Mar - Apr 200911

HAPPENINGSPioneering Marine Industry WSH CompetencyStandards TrainingSembcorp Marine’s pioneer batch of marine industry WSH training graduates from Jurong Shipyard and Sembawang Shipyard celebrating their successful certificationwith the Group’s senior management.Sembcorp Marine and its subsidiary yards Jurong Shipyard and Sembawang Shipyard were the pioneering partners in the successfuldevelopment of a new series of marine industry Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) competency standards training programmes incollaboration with the WSH Council’s Marine Industry Committee, the Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA), and theAssociation of Singapore Marine Industries (ASMI).The Group’s yards contributed its expertise in developing six of the 13 tradespecific training modules under the WSH for Marine Industry Workplace SkillsQualifi cations (WSQ) framework, which provides a practical and effective wayfor marine trade workers to be trained and certifi ed. These training modulesinclude Marine Mechanical Installation & Servicing and Signalling & Riggingby Jurong Shipyard, as well as Marine Electrical Installation & Servicing, Self-Propelled Platform Operations, Marine Metal Scaffolding (Operational) andMarine Metal Scaffolding (Supervisory) by Sembawang Shipyard.By equipping marine industry personnel with essential workplace safety andhealth knowledge for specifi c trades, the training modules aim to enhance theirperformance on the job and safeguard their well-being at the workplace.The fi rst batch of 30 Marine Industry WSH WSQ Competency Standardstraining graduates, including 13 from Sembcorp Marine’s participating yardsJurong Shipyard and Sembawang Shipyard, marked their successful coursegraduation during the launch of this year’s National WSH Campaign on April28, 2009 at Suntec City.Sembcorp Marine is a main sponsor of the three-month-long National WSHCampaign, offi cially launched by Mr Gan Kim Yong, Minister for Manpower,together with key representatives of WSH Council, National Trades UnionCongress and Singapore National Employers Federation, in the presence ofindustry partners and various stakeholders.Words From Our Graduates“The course reinforces my knowledge of the trade and safetyprocedures. It drills in the need to be alert and vigilant at each andevery step. We learn to pay attention to the little things and not to takethings for granted.”- Mr Johari Bin Jaafar, Trainee Supervisor, Jurong ShipyardPractise WSH for Marine Mechanical Installation & Servicing Course GraduateSembcorp Marine is a main sponsor of the 2009National WSH Campaign, officially launched byGuest-of-Honour Mr Gan Kim Yong, Ministerfor Manpower, and Mr Hawazi Daipi, SeniorParliamentary Secretary for Manpower and Health,with key representatives from WSH Council, NTUCand SNEF.“The coverage of the course is very relevant and helpful in my dailywork. In addition to the technical knowledge gained, it has furtherreaffirmed the importance of ensuring high standards of safety in allaspects of the job.”- Mr Purwanto, Maintenance Chargeman, Sembawang ShipyardPractise WSH for Self-Propelled Platform Operations Course Graduate12Mar - Apr 2009

HAPPENINGSWSH Convention 2009: Make Each Step a Safer StepSembcorp Marine marked its commitment towards the continuous advancement of Health, Safety andEnvironment (HSE) standards during the Group’s Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Convention on March26, 2009 with a launch of a WSH commemorative book and a safety DVD.Ribbon-cutting ceremony: Mr Hawazi Daipi, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Manpower and Health, andMr KK Tan, Sembcorp Marine’s Group President & CEO, officially opens the WSH convention.Mr Hawazi Daipi and Mr WS Wong, SembcorpMarine’s President & COO, signing the WSHcommemorative publication during the booklaunching ceremony.This year’s HSE Convention, with the theme“Make Each Step a Safer Step’, was gracedby Guest-of-Honour Mr Hawazi Daipi, SeniorParliamentary Secretary for Manpower andHealth, and Mr Ho Siong Hin, DivisionalDirector, Occupational Safety and Health,Ministry of Manpower.Organised as part of Sembcorp Marine’s R.E.V(Review, Educate and Validate) programme, theHSE convention is a joint effort by subsidiaryyards Jurong Shipyard, Sembawang Shipyard,PPL Shipyard, SMOE and Jurong SML topromote an interdependent safety cultureamong employees and stakeholders withinthe Group.Explaining the workings of their team’s WSHinnovation to the VIPs.WSH InnovationCommemorative BookLaunchA key highlight of theevent was the launch ofa commemorative booktitled “Our People,Our Innovation:The SembcorpMarine WSHExperience” by MrHawazi Daipi and Mr WS Wong.The publication documents the outstandingWSH innovations developed by the Group’semployees and partners as well as theirinnovation journey.Launch of Hand &Finger Safety DVDThe focal point of theconvention was on the“Prevention of Handand Finger Injuries”,the fi rst of a series offi ve areas of focus tobe introduced as part of theGroup’s year-long HSE plan.encourage greater awareness and ownershipof safety among personnel.There to shed further light into the subjectwas Dr Tan Ter Chyan from the NationalUniversity Hospital’s Department of Hand &Reconstructive Microsurgery, who sharedabout his professional experience during aninsightful presentation.Words of EncouragementDuring the event, Mr Hawazi commended theGroup for its active participation in the WSHCouncil’s bizSAFE programme. SembcorpMarine’s Singapore yards are all bizSAFEpartners and close to 80% of the Group’sresident contractors are bizSAFE enterprises.Mr Hawazi also urged all employees andstakeholders to ensure vigilance at all times.“Every single safety measure that you canimplement will be important. You must bethorough in your planning and meticulous inyour implementation,” he said.The guests try their hand at miniature basketball.In line with this focus, the event witnessedthe launch of a multimedia “Hand and FingerSafety” DVD and a complementary handbookof pre- and post-video questionnaires toaid learning and retention. Prizes were alsopresented to the winners of a Hand & FingerSafety Poster Competition, organised toVIPs viewing the winning entries of the Hand andFinger Safety Poster Competition.Mar - Apr 200913

HAPPENINGSSharing Innovation StrategiesA delegation from the Public UtilitiesBoard (PUB) was in Jurong Shipyardfor a special learning visit on March24, 2009 to gain insights into the yard’ssuccess in harnessing innovation forbusiness excellence.The purpose of the visit was for PUB delegatesto understand more about the variousinnovation systems at work in Jurong Shipyard,which had won SPRING Singapore’s InnovationExcellence Award in 2007.Besides showing the visitors around the yard,Jurong Shipyard’s management also detailedeffective strategies in place for fostering astrong and sustainable innovation culture.Learning more about Jurong Shipyard’s innovationsuccess story.Rounding up the visit with a group photo.Understanding the ground operations.Connecting with Potential ScholarsSembcorp Marine warmly hosted a group of 18 potentialscholars on April 16, 2009 to share with them aboutthe promising growth prospects and rewarding careeropportunities within the Group.Sharing about the promising prospects and rewarding careers within theSembcorp Marine Group.During the visit, the group was provided an overview of SembcorpMarine’s marine and offshore engineering business and taken on aneye-opening yard tour for a better understanding of the operationaldynamics at work.Providing Industrial TrainingOpportunitiesIn line with its commitment towards youth education and development,Jurong Shipyard provided industrial training opportunities to Marine andOffshore Technology students from Ngee Ann Polytechnic and MarineEngineering students from Singapore Polytechnic during the months ofMarch and April 2009.As part of the six-week attachment, each student had to work on a training project underthe guidance of an assigned mentor. At the end of their stint, presentation sessions wereheld for students to share their project fi ndings and insights gained during the training.WDA Job FairReady to respond to jobseekers’ queries.Sembcorp Marine actively participatedin a job fair organised by the WorkforceDevelopment Agency (WDA) fordisplaced jobseekers at Toa PayohCentral Community Club on March 11,2009.Presentation to fellow students.Listening attentively to important details.As part of the recruitment effort, personnelfrom the Group’s subsidiaries Jurong Shipyard,Sembawang Shipyard, PPL Shipyard, SMOEand Jurong SML Shipyard were present topromote the diverse career options availablewithin Sembcorp Marine.14Mar - Apr 2009

HAPPENINGSSafeguarding Against Influenza A (H1N1)When news of the Influenza A (H1N1)outbreak surfaced in mid April 2009,Sembcorp Marine and its yards respondedswiftly by setting in motion stringentprecautionary measures and rallyingthe support of employees, customers,subcontractors and stakeholders in theireffective implementation.These preventive measures, already in place since2003, are aimed at keeping the workplace safefrom pandemics such as the H1N1. The initiativescurrently in force include:Daily temperature checks• All personnel, including employees, customers,crew and subcontractors, have to check theirtemperatures and fi ll in their temperature cardsdaily before coming to work.• Those with temperatures of > 37.5°C are toconsult a doctor immediately and not report towork. If at work, they are to report to the yards’medical centres.• Individuals with fl u-like symptoms are to closelymonitor their temperature and condition.• Contract tracing will be implemented forsuspected H1N1 fever cases.Temperature taking for visitors upon entry.Working with customers to ensure a safe workplace for all.Access Control• Strict entry checks are in place for people andships entering the yards• All visitors must fi ll up health declaration formsand undergo temperature checks prior to entry.Control of overseas travel and leave• Controls are in place to restrict overseastravel and leave, especially to H1N1 affectedcountries*.• Customers have been strongly encouraged toinstitute plans to limit such travel to those onurgent basis.• Individuals who have travelled to such countriesare to be quarantined for 7 days and to report tothe yards’ medical centres on their return.Communication & education• Briefi ngs were held and information handbooksdisseminated to stakeholders on H1N1precautionary measures and responseprocedures.• Communication has been enhanced via dailynews bulletins and public address messages onrelated H1N1 developments and updates.H1N1 briefing for employees and subcontractorpartners.• Personnel are advised to watch their personalhygiene and to lead a healthy lifestyle to buildup their immunity.Environmental management• Environmental management measures havebeen stepped up, including daily disinfectionof all common areas, including offi ces, meetingrooms and canteens, as well as companytransport.The successful prevention of H1N1 requires the collective vigilance and concerted efforts of all stakeholders.Let’s all do our part to ensure a safe and healthy work environment for everyone!Simple Prevention Tips• Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly withsoap and water for 20 seconds each time.Alcohol-based hand cleaners are also effective.• Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Germsspread this way.• Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue whencoughing or sneezing.• Dispose used tissues properly in the litter binafter use.• Avoid crowded places if you are unwell and weara surgical mask to cover your nose and mouth.• Stay home when you are sick. Do not go out, to work or toschool.• Keep healthy by eating a balanced diet, having adequate sleep,engaging in 30 minutes of exercise at least 5 days a week andnot smoking.What is Influenza A (H1N1)?Infl uenza A (H1N1) is a new strainof infl uenza virus that spreads easilyfrom human to human. More than40 countries have already reportedcases.What are the symptoms of H1N1?Like the regular seasonal fl u, thesymptoms include:High feverMuscleacheDo You Know. . .TirednessRunny noseCoughSore throatWhat should I do if I suspect I have H1N1?If you develop fl u-like symptoms and have:• Travelled overseas, especially to H1N1affected countries*, within the last 2 weeks;or• Been in close contact with a persondiagnosed with H1N1.Do not take public transport.Please call 993 for a free dedicatedambulance service which will take you toTan Tock Seng Hospital.For more information, callMinistry of Health Hotline at 1800-333 9999or visit their website at www.moh.gov.sg* Affected areas with evidence of community transmission of H1N1 include Mexico, USA and Canada. Please refer to the Ministry of Health website for the updated listof affected areas.15Mar - Apr 2009

HAPPENINGSKeeping Health in CheckAs part of Jurong Shipyard’s holisticemployee healthcare programme, freeannual health screenings are organisedfor yard personnel to better understandtheir health condition for the prevention ofchronic diseases.Health screening underway.Verifying their particulars.Organised in collaboration with Alexandra Hospital,the health screening sessions were held over afi ve-day period from April 20 to 24 for employeesat the yard’s Tanjong Kling and Pulau Samulunlocations.With greater awareness of their current healthstatus, employees are able to take active steps tokeep potential and existing chronic ailments undercontrol.Taking measurements for calculating BMI.As part of the health check, participants had to fi llup a pre-screening questionnaire on their lifestyleand medical history. During the screening, variousstations were set up to assess employees on healthindicators such as Body Mass Index (BMI), bloodpressure, blood glucose and cholesterol level.Blood pressure checks in progress.Volleying Fun in SentosaSpiking the ball into theopponent’s territory.Sentosa’s Palawan Beach was a hotbed ofactivity on March 7, 2009 as employees fromJurong Shipyard hit its shores for the company’sannual beach volleyball tournament.The competition, organised by the Jurong ShipyardRecreation Club, saw the participation of 16 teams. TheChampions from Blue Star team raising the trophies with pride.afternoon started off fast and furious with volleyballswhizzing to and fro in quick succession as players try to outwit each other through strategic aerial attacks. After a seriesof intense play-offs, the Blue Star team went on to snag the championship honours along with the challenge trophy for thesecond consecutive year.MPA Seafarersʼ Bowling CompetitionBowling aces from Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiaries did the Group proud by clinching topspots in the International Bowling Competition for Seafarers organised by the Maritimeand Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) on March 16, 2009.Emerging fi rst in the maritime organisations and shipyards segment was team “Jurong Shipyard” witha high score 2229, followed by fi rst-runner-up team “Jurong SML 1” with 2072 points. The competitionalso saw the enthusiastic participation of two teams from Sembawang Shipyard and another team fromJurong SML.Champion team “Jurong Shipyard” with Mr LeeKin Fong, General Manager of Singapore MarinersClub (MPA).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.Mar - Apr 2009Contact us :First-runner-up team “Jurong SML 1”.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