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around the yardsProject Milestones for ProsafeManagement representatives and project teams from Prosafe and Jurong Shipyard marked twosignificant milestones on April 15, 2013 for Safe Boreas and Safe Zephyrus, Prosafe’s first and secondaccommodation semi-submersible rigs constructed by the yard.Featuring the latest technology, the GVA 3000E design accommodation semi-submersibles can each accommodate 450 persons.These units are also capable of operating gangway in deep water and in harsh environments, fully complemented by deck cranesand fire-fighting capabilities.Keel-laying for Safe BoreasAttended by key Prosafe representatives including Prosafe’s CEO Mr Karl Ronny Klungtvedt as well as Jurong Shipyard’smanagement and project team representatives, a ceremony was held to mark the keel-laying of the first steel block forSafe Boreas, Prosafe’s first accommodation semi-submersible. Key stakeholders celebrating Safe Boreas’ successful keel-laying. Close engagement among management representatives from Prosafe and JurongShipyard.Construction Start for Safe ZephyrusThe first steel cut of Safe Zephyrus, the second Prosafeaccommodation rig built by Jurong Shipyard, was witnessed by keystakeholders from Prosafe, Jurong Shipyard and DNV. Mr Mark Arlow (on right), Prosafe’s Vessel Manager, andMr Chan Wai Hsing, Jurong Shipyard’s Senior Project Manager,initiating the strike steel ceremony. Thumbs up to a great partnership! A time for interaction.4Mar-Apr 2013

around the yardsUK Contract for Sembmarine SLPSembmarine SLP Limited (SLP),a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine,has won an approximately£7 million contract in April 2013to fabricate the bridge and flarestructures for Nexen PetroleumUK Ltd’s Golden Eagle Project inthe North Sea, United Kingdom.Both structures as well as the project’sLiving Quarters Platform, which SLP isundertaking the engineering, procurementand construction, will be scheduled fordelivery in May 2014.The bridge, which provides personneland service access between theProcess, Utilities and Quarters Platformand the Drilling Platform, will have a spanof about 70 metres and an estimatedweight of 550 tonnes while the flare isalso approximately 70 metres long withan estimated weight of 225 tonnes. The bridge and flare structures as well as the Living QuartersPlatform (graphic view as above) were contracted to SembmarineSLP by Nexen Petroleum UK Ltd for the Golden Eagle Project.This is a very important award for us, as it underlines theconfidence that the Nexen team has in SLP, and in additionit provides a step towards the growth and continuity plannedfor our business, employees, and client base.Mr Paul Thomson,SLP’s Managing Director.Sembmarine SLP Wins MFP Exclusive LicenceSeahorse Platform Partners Ltd (SPPL) has awarded Sembmarine SLP Limited (SLP), a subsidiaryof Sembcorp Marine, an exclusive licence in March 2013 to use its patented SEAHARVESTER andSeaHorse technologies in the design and construction of Minimum Facilities Platforms (MFP) forthe North Sea, Irish waters and other territorial waters of the UK.In addition, SPPL and SLP have signed a Memorandum ofUnderstanding for another exclusive licence for use of the twotechnologies in South East Asia and Australasia (excludingMalaysia and Brunei). To date, both companies have successfullydelivered 18 MFP projects based on the SEAHARVESTERtechnology for the North Sea.Mr Paul Thomson, SLP’s Managing Director, said, “Following theinvestment in SLP by Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary SMOE inSeptember last year, it is a natural progression for us to combineour strengths to provide MFPs for marginal fields in South EastAsia.”It was not only SLP's knowledgeand experience of MFPs that ledus to award the exclusive licencebut also SLP’s ability to satisfythe client’s requirements safely,on time and to a high standardof workmanship.Ms Patricia Blandford,SPPL’s Chief Executive Officer.Mar-Apr 20135

around the yardsStriking International TiesSembcorp Marine and its subsidiary Jurong Shipyard gave a warm welcome to a high-level delegationfrom China, led by Mr Yang Chuantang, China’s Transport Minister, when they visited the IntegratedNew Yard at Tuas View Extension in April 2013. A group shot to commemorate the visit led by Mr Yang Chuantang, China’s Transport Minister (eighth from right).Mr Wong Weng Sun, Sembcorp Marine’sPresident & CEO, hosted the distinguished visitorstogether with management representatives fromSembcorp Marine, Jurong Shipyard and Zhen HuaSingapore Engineering, which is the turnkey contractorfor the new yard. As part of the visit, the entouragewas also taken on a guided tour to gain insights intothe development of the new yard. Taking a tour of the new yard.Visit by Noble’sManagementNoble Corporation’s senior management calledat the yard in March 2013 to view the progressof the Friede & Goldman (F&G) JU3000Njack-up rig projects. Viewing the progress of the rig projects.Led by Mr David Williams,Noble’s Chairman, President &CEO, the delegates metup with key project teammembers and toured theproject sites in JurongShipyard as well as visited theIntegrated Tuas New Yard tohave a better understandingof its construction progress. Rounding up the visit with a group photo.6Mar-Apr 2013

ship repairsRevitalising Stay for VesselsMaersk Atlantic ready to go.Jurong Shipyard extended its warm hospitalityto visiting vessels in the months of March andApril 2013 during their stopovers for repairs andmaintenance works.Two vessels from Maersk Line Ship Management were spottedin the yard between March and April. First to arrive in Marchwas the 1,092 TEU containership Maersk Atlantic. Workon the 155.0m x 25.0m x 13.90m vessel included bow thrusteroverhaul, repair hull fittings and hull anode installations. Tocomplete her repairs, the vessel also received hull blastingand painting before leaving in the same month.Next to reach the yard in April was Olga Maersk, a 3,028 TEUcontainership with dimensions of 237.0m x 32.5m x 18.15m.The vessel received overhaul works on the bow thrusters,electrical motors, funnel pipes and sea valves. After hullblasting and painting, Olga Maersk continued with the nextleg of her voyage in April.Olga Maersk looking refreshed.Shaping up Kota Ratna.Pacific International Lines’ Kota Ratna, a 777 TEUcontainership measuring 144.0m x 22.63m x 10.80m, wasin the yard from February to March 2013. The yard teamrenewed her hatch cover channel bars and shaft seals as wellas performed hull and garnet blasting, washing and painting.DL Calla, a 50,743 dwt LPG tanker from DLShipping Co. Ltd Korea, arrived at Jurong Shipyard inFebruary 2013 to receive major steel tank repairs. The230.0m x 36.60m x 20.40m vessel also underwent mainengine overhaul as well as blasting and painting works beforeleaving in March 2013.DL Calla blossoming in the yard.Mar-Apr 20137

ship repairsArriving in the same month as DL Calla, a 13,093 dwtchemical tanker from DL Shipping Co. Ltd Korea– DL Violet – docked in the yard for her first specialsurvey. In addition to valves overhaul, load test andengine overhaul, the 128.60m x 20.40m x 11.50mvessel also received hull spot blasting and paintingbefore leaving in February 2013.Between February and April 2013, the yard repairedthe 16,775 dwt chemical tanker Algoma Hansa fromAlgoma Shipping Inc. Works performed on the144.05m x 23.28m x 12.40m vessel included bridgewings modifications, rudder stock bush renewal aswell as cargo tanks blasting and painting.In the midst of repairs.The yard was also visited by the 29,682 dwtMare Di Venezia owned by Gestioni Armatoriali inthe month of March 2013. Major repairs carried outon the 182.90m x 32.25m x 19.10m tanker includedsteel works, main engine overhaul, tailshaft withdrawalas well as ship side blasting and coating, prior to itsdeparture within the month.Leo Osaka, a 2,762 TEU containership from TokeiKaiun Ltd, stayed at the yard in April 2013. Measuring234.62m x 32.20m x 18.80m, the vessel underwentengine room seawater pipe renewal, main engine aircooler cleaning and propeller polishing. After cargohold hydro-blasting and painting, Leo Osaka left theyard in the same month.Repairs in progress for Algoma Hansa.Mission accomplished for Mare Di Venezia.Leo Osaka basking in the dock.8Mar-Apr 2013

SCM NewsShareholder Outreach during 50 th AGM & EGMSembcorp Marine held its 50 th Annual General Meeting(AGM) and Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), whichwas well-attended by around 200 shareholders andobservers, on April 19, 2013.Presided by Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman Mr Goh Geok Ling, theAGM and EGM provided a good platform for shareholders to sharetheir feedback and vote on proposed resolutions. At the luncheonreception, the directors and management also took the opportunity toactively engage shareholders and respond to their queries.A good turnout at the AGM and EGM.Re-appointment of Mr Goh Geok Ling,Sembcorp Marine’s Chairman.AGM and EGM in progress.Directors and senior management engaging with shareholders.Shareholders in conversation with Mr Wong Weng Sun,Sembcorp Marine’s President & CEO.Sembcorp Marine is 50Marking the Group’s 50 years of proven trackrecord since its establishment in 1963, SembcorpMarine's 2012 Annual Report featured the theme“50 Years Building a Reputation … And More”.In line with high standards of transparency and disclosure, thisyear’s publication presented updates on the Group’s sustainabilityperformance in various areas including financials, corporategovernance, people development, safety, environmental andcommunity development, in line with the international GlobalReporting Initiative (GRI) G3.1 Level B guidelines. Disseminatedto shareholders in CD format, the report can also be downloadedat www.sembcorpmarine.com.sg.Mar-Apr 20139

SCM NewsBig Splash Insightful introduction of the Group’s operations to the participants of theSea Asia Youth Tour. A photo moment for analysts together with Mr Wong Weng Sun, Sembcorp Marine’s President &CEO, and Ms Judy Han (second from right), Sembcorp Marine’s Senior Vice President, InvestorRelations and Communications. Students from Sembcorp Marine’s Joint Educational Programme inpartnership with Brazil’s Instituto Federal do Espirito Santo, who arecurrently studying at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, took time off their studies tovisit the booth. Sembcorp Marine’s speaker, Mr Royce Lim, Sembawang Shipyard’sGeneral Manager (Business), shared the Group's perspectives on“Sustainability through Innovation - Turning Ideas into Reality" duringthe “Technical Day: Technology @ Shipyards” session on April 11. Interacting with visitors at the booth.Maritime Showcase at the MallsSembcorp Marine lent support to the Singapore MaritimeWeek exhibition, which was organised by MPA from April1 to 7, 2013 to raise public awareness on Singapore'smaritime industry.More than 60,000 visitors were attracted to the threeexhibition venues located at Plaza Singapura, Vivo City andNex shopping malls. Through the interesting cross-sections,blueprints, models and exhibits, the public gained a betterunderstanding of the industry's operations and capabilities. Maritime exhibits, including Sembcorp Marine's rig model, were on display atthe exhibition at Plaza Singapura.Mar-Apr 201311

SCM NewsThe Amazing RaceCommitted to promoting Singapore’s maritime industry,Sembcorp Marine was once again a key sponsor ofthe Amazing Maritime Adventure, a public outreachprogramme held on April 7 as part of the SingaporeMaritime Week 2013.Over 1,000 participants from both the public and themaritime community took part in the unique contest,jointly organised by MPA, the Singapore MaritimeFoundation, the Singapore Shipping Association and theAssociation of Singapore Marine Industries. Flagged offat Plaza Singapura, the race saw participants competein various nautical-themed games, quizzes and activitiesaround some of Singapore’s maritime landmarks. Throughthe fun-filled event, contestants learnt many interestingfacts about Singapore's vibrant and dynamic maritimeindustry. Flag-off at Plaza Singapura by Sembcorp Marine’s President & CEOMr Wong Weng Sun, who is also the President of the Association of SingaporeMarine Industries.* Participants having fun at one of the stations at Marina South Pier.* Senior management and employees showing their strong support for the event.*Photo courtesy of Maritime & Port Authority of SingaporeConnecting with StudentsAs part of the Maritime Learning Journeys programmeorganised by MPA during the Singapore MaritimeWeek, Sembcorp Marine and Jurong Shipyard hostedtwo groups of tertiary students as well as Facebookfans of the Maritime Week on April 8 and 9, 2013.To provide a better understanding of SembcorpMarine's marine and offshore engineering operations,the participants were given an overview of thecompany and briefed on the career prospects offeredby the Group's subsidiary yards. They also had theopportunity to tour the shipyard and view the variousprojects in progress. Participants showing keen interest in the Group's presentation.12Mar-Apr 2013

HappeningsInnovations at WorkPromoting a strong culture of innovation andcontinuous improvement, Sembcorp Marineand its subsidiaries held the Innovation &Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Carnival fromMarch 19 to 20, 2013, which was attended by closeto 5,000 employees and other stakeholders.With the theme “Initiate. Innovate. Implement”, the eventwas graced by Guest-of-Honour Mr Hawazi Daipi, SeniorParliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Education andMinistry of Manpower, in the presence of management,employees and partners. During the event, Mr Hawazi Daipispoke about the importance of innovation in enhancingcompetitiveness, WSH and productivity. Elaborating onthe spirit of innovation, Mr Wong Weng Sun, the Group’sPresident & CEO, highlighted the significance of engaging allstakeholders, from management, employees, owners and clients,contractor partners, WSH professionals to yard occupiers.Other event highlights included presentations by guest speakersfrom 3M, Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s Centre of Innovation(Marine & Offshore Technology), WSH Institute as well as ashowcase of more than 30 outstanding innovation projects fromthe subsidiaries and industry partners. A warm welcome to Guest-of-Honour Mr Hawazi Daipi, Senior ParliamentarySecretary of the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Manpower. Mr Hawazi Daipi and Mr Wong Weng Sun, Sembcorp Marine’s President & CEO,launching the Innovation & WSH Carnival with the theme “Initiate. Innovate.Implement”. Appreciation awards were also given out to Innovation Teams from the Group'ssubsidiaries in recognition of their contribution towards WSH InnovationExcellence. Mr Wong Weng Sun and Mr Freddie Woo, Jurong SML’s Executive Director,reviewing a safety exhibit by Jurong SML’s employees.14 Keen interest in the innovative solutions developed by employees.Mar-Apr 2013 Promoting WSH through interactive games.

happeningsHappy 50 th Birthday,Sembcorp MarineMarking Sembcorp Marine’s 50 th anniversaryon April 25, 2013, employees of the Groupand its five subsidiaries in Singapore – JurongShipyard, Sembawang Shipyard, SMOE, PPLShipyard and Jurong SML – received a packof muffins, in celebration of this significantmilestone. Jurong Shipyard employees expressing their appreciation. Colleagues fromSembawang Shipyardreceiving the packs ofmuffins. SMOE colleaguesenjoying the specialbirthday treat. Yummy treats for PPL staff. A happy occasion for colleagues at Jurong SML.Innovations forProductivityDuring its 13 th Innovation Carnival, SembawangShipyard emphasised the importance of increasingproductivity through several exciting programmesand activities held from March 4 to 5, 2013.Themed “Innovation: The Root of Greater Productivity”, thetwo-day carnival was well-attended by management, employeesand customer partners from Sembawang Shipyard as well asfrom Sembcorp Marine and other subsidiary yards. Kickingoff the event was an insightful talk by Associate ProfessorChui Yoon Ping, Singapore Institute of Management’s Headof Human Factors in Safety Programme, who shared aboutthe key human factors involved during innovation. To promoteactive involvement in work process improvements, a total of45 innovative projects were displayed with prizes given out tothe most outstanding participants. In addition, stage and boothgames were held to add to the bustling atmosphere. All in all, itwas a rewarding learning experience for everyone involved.A representative from Hull Department explaining to Mr Ong Poh Kwee,Sembcorp Marine’s Deputy President, about the department’s CNG CargoDome project.Participants joining in the stage activities at the carnival.Mar-Apr 201315