Jurong Port

Under this agreement with Jurong Port, SLNG - Singapore LNG Corporation Pte Ltd will develop the Second LNG Terminal, where the new Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) will be berthed for the duration of its service. Onshore infrastructure will connect the FSRU to both onshore pipelines and the Singapore gas network. “Jurong Port has been playing a key role in supporting Singapore’s growth over the years, and we are happy to also play a part in Singapore’s energy security. Our waterfront infrastructure and proximity to the existing gas network will be helpful to support the operation of the Second LNG Terminal,” said our CEO, Mr. Terence Seow. To read more, visit https://lnkd.in/gxgXTz6Z.

On 18 September, we held our 4th Social Wednesday with a focus on heat stress management. The event kicked off with The Foody Truck rolling into the port, serving burgers, drinks and ice creams. It gave colleagues a chance to enjoy lunch while catching up with one another. Our Staff Welfare Council (SWC) used this opportunity to promote an important message on heat stress management by distributing goodie bags with cooling wet wipes and towels. Each bag also included an infographic on recognising and preventing heat stroke, helping our staff stay safe as temperatures rise. Later in the day, SWC members also made their way around the port, handing out more goodie bags and ice-cold cans of 100 Plus to port users working outdoors. It was a timely reminder to stay hydrated and cool on the job. At Jurong Port, we value our #people. Initiatives like our Social Wednesdays not only provide a break but also ensure we look out for one another's #wellbeing.

JP is happy to be part of the upcoming MaritimeONE Singapore Campus Connect at Nanyang Technological University Singapore! 🚢 Yvonne L., AVP of Equipment Engineering & Maintenance, and Er. Nick Wong, Senior Principal Engineer, Reliability Engineering, will be sharing insights into how #engineers at JP tackle unique challenges. They’ll also discuss how our cranes and conveyor systems are specially designed to improve safety and efficiency for our port-centric ecosystems. We’re looking forward to connecting with NTU Engineering and Maritime Studies students!

We're honoured to be one of the 18 firms appointed for the WSH Advocate programme, launched by Dr Tan See Leng at the WSH Conference 2024! As the nexus of supply chains passing through our port, JP is in a unique position to drive #safety awareness and practices. By collaborating with the SMEs we work with, we’ve been developing new initiatives such as:   📈 Rolling out several in-house programmes to promote and assist our SMEs in achieving BizSAFE certifications   🚢 Enhanced stowage policies to provide safer access and cargo hatch working conditions for workers   🏗️ Centralised forklift management to establish safety standards, maintenance regime and upkeeping   🤝 Spearheading the innovation and implementation of new technologies that improve safety standards—making it feasible for SMEs who might otherwise face high costs   Nelson Teo, WSH Senior Manager at JP, shares "Through our partnership with SMEs, we are addressing the root causes of risks and seeing tangible improvements in safety and productivity. Our approach to creating ‘Win-Win-Win’ propositions has not only enhanced port safety standards but also boosted productivity and profitability for SMEs. We remain committed to building a safer and more productive future together!"

People often assume that #security is just about 'keeping on guard,' but the reality is far different. As an Assistant Manager in Jurong Port's Security Department (JPSD), I've witnessed firsthand how time and technology have transformed our roles. Today, we're not just guards; we're a dynamic, agile team prepared to take on security challenges to keep the port safe and secure. One of the key aspects of my job is preparing for real-life security challenges. At JPSD, we hold quarterly drills and exercises to sharpen our readiness. This is important as the landscape of physical security threats evolves, so do the challenges we face. We stay ahead by continually updating our security technology, remaining adaptable and embracing new methods to enhance overall security. For me, this role is not just a job; it's a calling. The nature of the work keeps me on my toes, with no two days being the same. The excitement and adrenaline keep me going – and here, teamwork truly makes the dream work! We always strive for improvement and continue to keep our port secure for all of us. - Suresh S/O Mariappan, Assistant Manager of Security

Throughout the month of August, our Workplace Safety and Health (#WSH) team, in collaboration with the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), successfully conducted several sessions of Community Basic First-Aider (CPR + AED) and Firefighting Training. We're proud to share that over 100 of our JP staff and port users participated, equipping themselves with vital lifesaving skills.   These trainings not only enhance individual competency but also contribute to the overall #safety and preparedness of the port. Tee Yang, Assistant Vice President of Transformation & Safety, shared, “Ensuring our staff and port users are trained and prepared for emergencies is a top priority. This training empowers our employees with the necessary skills to respond to potential emergencies, in the port and beyond, ensuring that they can act decisively in critical situations.”

Our recent Social Wednesday, organised by our dedicated Wellbies, brought JP's Admin Building to life with exciting activities! A lively Bingo game had everyone on the edge of their seats and competing for prizes. From enjoying yummy pancakes to shopping at the bazaar, it was a fun day for our team to unwind and connect. A special thanks to UOB for joining us and contributing to the event! At JP, we’re committed to our #staffwelfare and fostering a positive work culture. We’re already looking forward to the next Social Wednesday - this time, inside the port! 👉 Interested in joining us? Check out our current #jobopenings here: https://lnkd.in/ekyiKqDS

JP joined Building and Construction Authority to receive the Minister's Award (Winning Project) at the Ministry of National Development Singapore National Day Observance Ceremony (NDOC) from Minister Desmond Lee. This recognition highlights the remarkable efforts by both teams to revolutionise the construction supply chain and optimise land use in Singapore. Vice President of Bulk Cargo, Siva kumar received the award on behalf of Jurong Port.    BCA is developing Integrated Construction Parks (ICPs) that bring together synergistic supply chain activities. Jurong Port RMC Ecosystem will be Singapore's first ICP, integrating various components of the construction supply chain, including RMC batching plants and an aggregates terminal.   Key features of JP's RMC Ecosystem include an enclosed conveying system from wharf to customers' aggregate and RMC plots, that eliminates truck trips leading to an efficient, sustainable and enhanced supply chain. Land usage is intensified as JP provides co-shared services such as trucks wash and parking services. Together with our existing Cement Terminal, all key nodes for concrete production are now brought together within the Port.    We are proud to be given this opportunity to work with BCA and received the Minister's Award.

🌟 Congratulations to Ho Jian Rong on being awarded the Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS)! He received the scholarship from Jurong Port’s Chief Digital Officer, Desmond Ong at the award ceremony on 31 July 2024. We are happy to welcome you into JP family. 📚✍🏻 The event was graced by Guest-of-Honour Mr Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education. Jian Rong is currently pursuing a degree in Applied Artificial Intelligence at Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and will join JP for his Integrated Work Study Programme Internship in September 2024. ➡️ Upon graduation JP’s scholars will be emplaced into one of the core business units, assigned stretched projects and be exposed to the Leadership Team. The scholars will progress based on merits and work performance. If this sounds like what you are looking for, join us: https://lnkd.in/gHxzgxg4

Our Chief Executive Mr Terence Seow received the Champion of Good award 🏆 on behalf of Jurong Port from the Guest-of-Honour, Deputy Prime Minister Mr Heng Swee Keat at the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) Company of Good Conferment event. The Champion of Good system, part of NVPC - Towards a City of Good strategy, celebrates organisations for their unwavering commitment to corporate purpose, corporate giving efforts and their meaningful impact on society. We extend our heartfelt thanks to NVPC for this prestigious recognition. This achievement is not only a testament to our team's efforts but also to our customers and partners who have supported us on this journey. Congratulations as well to our #Maritime Singapore Family, Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and PSA Singapore, and to all the recipients of the Company of Good Conferment 2024! 🎉 #COGConferment2024 #COGRecognition #ChampionofGood