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Year-in-Review for AGM 2018
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President’s Message 2
ASPRI 11th Executive Council 3
ASPRI Organisation Chart 4-5
Quick Facts 6-9
Helping Members Address Manpower Challenges 10
Singapore’s First Integrated Dormitory Advocating Live, Learn and Play Officially Opened 11
Opening Doors to More Technical Collaboration 12
Process Industry Roundtable Discussion with SIMTech for Productivity 12
Improvement Solutions
Process Industry Prosperity Lohei Dinner 2018 13
Mining Business Opportunities in Pengerang 14
Gearing for a Certification System for the PCM Sector 15
Events Organised and Supported by ASPRI 16-18
ASPRI-WESTLITE Dormitory - Papan 19-20
ASPRI Year-in-Review for AGM 2018
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
President’s Message
We heralded 2018 with a big bang!
Building a skilled PCM workforce
On 5 January 2018, the 7,900 bed-space ASPRI-Westlite Dormitory-Papan was
officially opened by Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Tharman Shanmugaratnam. This
event marks a significant milestone for ASPRI. Through our integrated training
centre, ASPRI-Institute of Process Industry (ASPRI-IPI), training division of ASPRI,
is now able to improve the Productivity and Skills of the Process Construction and
Maintenance (PCM) workforce.
Early results have been encouraging, for the calendar year of 2017, ASPRI-IPI, has delivered a total of
125,000 training hours, a four-fold increase from prior shifting to ASPRI Integrated Training Centre (AITC).
More than 3,300 residents have also received trainings at AITC.
Moving ahead, ASPRI-IPI will continue to evolve and meet the training needs of the industry. We have since
signed a Memorandum of Collaboration (MOC) with the Singapore Polytechnic to co-develop a training
framework for field supervisors and foremen to further extend our skills development programme. In
addition, ASPRI-IPI has collaborated with ExxonMobil and Shell to host safety induction courses at AITC,
bringing greater convenience to our members and residents.
Transformation Map for the future
The launch of Singapore’s Energy and Chemicals Industry Transformation Map (ITM) in October 2017
marks a renewed commitment to position this sector for the future.
The ITM details Singapore’s plan to transform its existing base of chemicals manufacturing through the
adoption of innovative Advanced Manufacturing technologies; where productivity improvements and
resources optimisation have been identified as critical success factors in this transformation journey.
We are now in the final year of the 3 year Productivity Project with Construction Industry Institute (CII)
and various work groups are concluding their analysis and benchmarking activities, most of which
should be completed before the end of this year. We will continue to outreach to members to advocate
adoption of available tools and trainings to further raise their productivity level.
Our collective productivity improvement efforts in the face of economic slowdown have not gone
unnoticed. We are relieved that the government has in its 2018 Budget left the foreign workers levy for
our sector unchanged. We must work together and strive to improve our productivity thereby enhancing
Singapore’s competitiveness as a viable Energy and Chemicals Hub.
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On behalf of the 11th Executive Council, I would like to thank all our fellow members, the government,
stakeholders and industry partners for their continued cooperation and support during the last financial
year. Our appreciation also goes out to all our secretariat and training staff for their unceasing efforts to
better serve our members.
Charles Quek
President
ASPRI 11th Executive Council
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ASPRI 11th Executive Council (1 August 2016 - 31 July 2018)
ASPRI 11th Executive Council
PRESIDENT IMMEDIATE PAST
MR CHARLES QUEK PRESIDENT
Chief Executive Officer, MR JAMES GOH
HSL Constructor Pte Ltd Chief Executive Officer,
FRP Products Co. Pte Ltd
VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY
MR FRANCIS TAY MR LIM FUNG SUAN
Managing Director, Senior Director,
Kaoson Integrated Engineering Mun Siong Engineering Ltd
Pte Ltd (Resigned w.e.f. 1 June 2017)
TREASURER ASSISTANT SECRETARY
MR STEVEN NAH MR TSUTOMU TERASHIMA
Managing Director, Managing Director & CEO,
Shing Leck Engineering Service JGC Singapore Pte Ltd
Pte Ltd
ASSISTANT TREASURER COMMITTEE MEMBER
MR JIMMY CHUA MR DANNY CHUA
Chief Executive Officer, Director,
Huationg (Asia) Pte Ltd CYC International Pte Ltd
COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMITTEE MEMBER
MR MELVIN TAN MR FAN MING KEONG
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Managing Director, Managing Director,
Cyclect Electrical Engineering Plant Engineering Services Pte Ltd
Pte Ltd
*Information is accurate as at 19 June 2018
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ASPRI Organisation Chart
ASPRI Organisation Chart
ASPRI Organisation Chart
ASPRI 11th Executive Council
MR WAYNE YAP
Executive Director
Finance ASPRI Secretariat ASPRI-IPI
MS CHANTAL QUEK MS CAPHINE LEE
General Manager, General Manager,
ASPRI Secretariat ASPRI-IPI
MR LUNG SZE WYNN MR BEN TAY MR ALVIN TAN
MR DENNIS CHEOK MR CHRIS LIM MR CAI HONG WEI (MAC)
Accountant - ADPL Assistant Manager,
Assistant Manager Chief Trainer Centre Manager Administration & Quality Assistant Manager,
Facilities & Project - ADPL
MS IRENE CHEW SU
MS KARIN CHOONG MR GEORGE QUEK MR PETER HO MR DAVID NG CHEN
Assistant Manager, Executive, Executive,
(Acting) Assistant Manager Trainer
Accounts Training & Operations Administration & Quality
MS OUVAI MS PAMELA LIM MR MUHAMAD HAFIZ
MR LEE KWOK FAI MR PANDIAN BIN HAZAHAL
Senior Executive, KUMBALINGAM PALANIYANDI
Executive,
Training & Operations Executive,
Accounts Executive, Trainer Administration & Quality
Membership & Projects
MR ONG KWANG WEI
MR ANDY YEO
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Executive, MS WYNN LOON MR JEFFERSON TAN Executive,
Executive, Administration & Quality
Accounts - ADPL Executive,
Events Training
MR MELVIN PANG
Executive
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ASPRI Year-in-Review for AGM 2018 Quick FactsHelping Members Address Manpower Challenges,
Calendar of Events Organised by ASPRI
5 October 2017
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SPRI partnered with Workforce Singapore (WSG) and Singapore Institute of Technology (SiT) to organise a seminar
for its members on 5 October 2017. Members could better understand various government grants available to
defray some of their recruitment and manpower costs for better attraction and retention of local talents.
The seminar was well attended by mainly HR practitioners
whom happily took away useful information from Ms. Jannisis
Loo, Deputy Director, Career Services from SiT, who presented
on the Integrated Work Study Programme and Mr. Jovin Teo,
Senior Manager, Manufacturing Division from WSG who shared
available funding programmes such as P-MAX, Professional
Conversion Programme (PCP) and Career Support Programme
(CSP) to the participants, and how companies can benefit.
At the end of the seminar, the participants were engaged in a
networking reception where they mingled with their industry
peers to share tacit HR knowledge and good practices.
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For more information on the grants, please click on the links below:
1. Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP) 3. Professional Conversion Programme (PCP)
2. P-Max 4. Career Support Programme (CSP)
10Singapore’s First Integrated Dormitory Advocating Live,
Calendar of Events Organised by ASPRI
Learn and Play Officially Opened, 5 January 2018
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n 5 January 2018, ASPRI in partnership with Centurion Corporation
Limited and Lian Beng Group celebrated the Official Opening of
ASPRI-Westlite Dormitory – Papan which was graced by Deputy
Prime Minister Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Coordinating Minister for
Economic and Social Policies.
Located at Jalan Papan, in close proximity to Jurong Island, the
development aims to improve
productivity and alleviates
workers’ fatigue through
reduction in commuting
time by bringing training
right to their doorsteps.
Success was evident when
the 7,900 bed spaces reached
almost full occupancy in
less than a year after launch.
Industry stakeholders such as
Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), International Enterprise
(IE) Singapore (now part of Enterprise Singapore), JTC Corporation,
Ministry of Manpower (MOM), SPRING Singapore (now part of Enterprise
Singapore), Workforce Singapore (WSG), Workplace Safety Health
Council (WSHC) and plant owners such as Chemical Specialties, Chevron,
Eastman Chemical Singapore, Evonik, ExxonMobil, Mitsui Chemicals,
Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (PCS), Singapore Refining
Company (SRC), Shell; as well as industry partners from institutes of
higher learning, trade associations also joined in the celebrations.
Guest-of-Honour DPM Tharman commended the good work done by
ASPRI since the inception of the Process Construction and Maintenance
Management Committee (PCMMC) in 2013, for taking the lead to
collaborate with government agencies to tackle challenges faced by
industry – “speeding up innovations, transforming productivity, ensuring
employees’ interests are served, and opening up new markets”. He cited
the dormitory as a good model of such collaboration.
DPM Tharman also lauded ASPRI for “forging public-private partnerships
to propel industry growth”, and Centurion Corporation and Lian Beng
Group for investing in the dormitory project to meet the industry’s
collective needs.
He highlighted that it was important that ASPRI had chosen to co-locate the ASPRI Integrated Training Centre (AITC)
within the development, as it gives a boon to the workers residing there so that they could enjoy heavily subsidised
training courses conveniently. ASPRI Year-in-Review for AGM 2018
Back Row (left to right): Mah Kai Leong, Lucas Ng, Kelvin Teo, Tony Bin, Kong Chee Min, Roger Chia, Wong Peng,
James Goh, Francis Tay, Lim Fung Suan, Danny Chua, Wayne Yap
Front Row (left to right): Han Seng Juan, Ong Pang Aik, David Loh, DPM Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Charles Quek,
Lim Kok Kiang, Heah Soon Poh, Hee Joh Liang
11Opening Doors to More Technical Collaboration,
Calendar of Events Organised by ASPRI
18 January 2018
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SPRI has helped to open the
doors for members of the
blasting and painting sector
by exploring technical collaboration
with the Nanyang Technological
University (NTU). The objective was
to explore research/developmental
technologies that are suitable for
commercial adoption.
The Association partnered with
the NTU Innovation and Enterprise
Company (“NTUitive”) to organise a
visit to the NTU School of Chemical
and Biomedical Engineering
(SCBE) on 18 January 2018 for
representatives from member
companies offering blasting and
painting services.
ASPRI members were introduced to the facilities and capabilities of SCBE and invited to share industry problem
statements and collaborate in some school projects to allow the students to better understand and appreciate the work
of the process construction and maintenance (PCM) sector.
ASPRI will continue to work with NTU to explore further collaboration to benefit its members.
Process Industry Roundtable Discussion with SIMTech
for Productivity Improvement Solutions, 23 January 2018
F
ollowing the identification of productivity gaps during the Best Productivity Practices Implementation Index (BPPII)
assessment exercises in May and July 2017, ASPRI followed up by organising two Roundtable sessions for members.
The sessions were held with the Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) for members to explore
ready-made solutions for productivity improvements in areas where they were lacking.
A good turnout involving both the
plant owners and their Engineering
Service Providers (ESPs) attended
the first Roundtable with SIMTech
on 4 July 2017 to jointly identify
areas where productivity solutions
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were required and whether
ready-made ones were available.
SPRING Singapore (now Enterprise
Singapore) was also invited to share
details of the funding schemes
available for SMEs.
With the success of the first meeting,
a second roundtable discussion
took place on 23 January 2018 and
members were given a tour of the
Manufacturing Control Tower (MCT). They also watched a demonstration on the various solutions that were presented
during the first roundtable discussion. The visit concluded with a networking reception and a short feasibility discussion
on implementing some of the identified solutions.
12Process Industry Prosperity Lohei Dinner 2018,
Calendar of Events Organised by ASPRI
22 February 2018
S
ome 600 representatives from member companies, plant owners and industry partners attended the Association’s
Process Industry Prosperity Lohei Dinner on 22 February 2018 at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel. The guest
of Honour was Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth and Ministry of Communication
and Information, and Member of Parliament for Holland – Bukit Timah GRC, Ms. Sim Ann.
For the first time, the ASPRI Star Award was
presented to two recipients concurrently
- Mr. Roger Chia Kim Piow, Chairman and
Founder of Rotary Engineering Pte Ltd, and Mr.
Georges Grosliere, Former Venture Director of
ExxonMobil Asia Pacific. They were recognised
for making significant contributions to the
process industry.
Ten-year Long Service Awards were presented
to Mr. Lim Fung Suan, ASPRI Co-opted Member,
ASPRI Trustee, Member of the Board of Directors
for ASPRI Dormitory Pte Ltd (ADPL) and Mdm
Ng Choo, Office Attendant. The five-year Long
Service Award was presented to Ms. Caphine
Lee, General Manager of ASPRI-IPI.
ASPRI would like to thank Goodwill Engineering & Inspection Pte Ltd and Sin Hoe Seng Oil Pte Ltd for their generous
sponsorships for the dinner.
ASPRI Year-in-Review for AGM 2018
(Left to Right): Danny Chua, Wayne Yap, Chantal Quek, Melvin Tan, Steven Nah, SMS Sim Ann, Charles Quek,
Roger Chia, Francis Tay, Tsutomu Terashima
13Mining Business Opportunities in Pengerang,
Calendar of Events Organised by ASPRI
8 March 2018
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SPRI co-organised a visit to the Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex (PIPC) together with the Singapore
Business Federation (SBF) on 8 March 2018 to help member companies familiarise themselves with the oil and
gas sector there and explore the business opportunities.
ASPRI and SBF delegates were briefed on the complex and its developments by officials from Johor Petroleum
Development Corporation Berhad (JPDC), Malaysia-Singapore Business Council (MSBC), Malaysian state-owned oil
and Gas Company Petronas and Dialog, a leading Malaysian EPC contractor.
Following the insightful briefing and tour, the participants had the opportunity to network with representatives from
relevant organisations including the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM), Johor Branch. The Association
would continue to organise more of such business exploration trips for its members.
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Group photo with Francis Tay (ASPRI, Vice President) and ASPRI Delegation, Izhar Hifnei Ismail
(JPDC, Deputy Chief Executive), Douglas Foo (Sakae Holdings Ltd/SMF, Executive Chairman/President) and SME
Delegation and Datuk Seri Dr Nik Norzrul Thani (Zaid Ibrahim & Co, Chairman/Senior Partner)
14Gearing for a Certification System for the PCM Sector,
Calendar of Events Organised by ASPRI
28 March 2018
T
o better prepare its members for an upcoming certification system for the Process Construction and Maintenance
(PCM) sector, ASPRI organised a refresher training session on Activity Analysis (AA) and the Best Productivity
Practices Implementation Index (BPPII) at ASPRI Integrated Training Centre (AITC) on 28 March 2018.
The certification system would start with a pilot phase and this refresher training session was organised to help
members better appreciate and adopt proven methodologies and processes that can contribute to continuous
productivity improvements in their projects.
The session was chaired by Mr. Koh Yak Boo, Singapore Site Turnaround Manager at ExxonMobil, who is also the
Chairman of the Productivity Council and facilitated by researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS).
Setsco Services Pte Ltd, the appointed Certification Body for the Pilot Phase was also present to understand how AA
and BPPII could be woven into the certification system.
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15Events Organised and Supported by ASPRI
Events Organised and Supported by ASPRI
ASPRI has organised and supported 61 events working together with more than
40 esteemed partners during this period to bring more value-added services to our members.
S/N Date Seminars/Workshops/Courses Organised By/ Collaborated With
A*STAR
1 20 Apr 17 SME Day 2017
SPRING Singapore
IE Singapore ASEAN-India Business Forum
2 21 Apr 17 IE Singapore
(AIBF)
ASPRI
3 3 - 4 May 17 HR Summit & Expo Asia 2017
HRM Asia
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
4 4 May 17 Inside-Out Cyber Protection for your Business
Industry (SCCCI)
ASPRI Members’ Exclusive Dialogue with ASPRI
5 5 May 17
Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Ministry of Manpower (MOM)
Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion
ASPRI
6 19 May 17 Authority (KDIPA) Seminar and
Singapore Business Federation (SBF)
Networking Session
ASPRI
Training Seminar on Best Productivity Construction Industry Institute (CII)
7 25 May 17
Practices Implementation Index (BPPII) National University of Singapore (NUS)
Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
ASPRI
ASPRI Estate Planning Seminar for Family
8 25 May 17 Deloitte Singapore
Businesses
Legacy by PFP
Tough Lessons of Firms Caught on MOM’s ASPRI
9 31 May 17
Watchlist, And What You Should Know Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI)
A*STAR
CEO Breakfast Talk: Competitive Strategies to
10 1 Jun 17 Workforce Singapore (WSG)
Sustain Business Model in Uncertain Times
Employment & Employability Institute (e2i)
Hosting of Delegation from Shandong ASPRI
11 20 Jun 17 Economic and Information Technology China Shandong Province Government
Committee (Singapore) Representative Office
Study Tour to Institute of Technical Education
12 28 Jun 17 Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI)
(ITE)
SAF Day Combined Rededication Ceremony Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
13 30 Jun 17
2017 (West Zone) Industry (SCCCI)
ASPRI
Process Industry - SIMTech Roundtable
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14 4 Jul 17 The Singapore Institute of Manufacturing
Meeting
Technology (SIMTech)
15 13 Jul 17 ASPRI Annual General Meeting 2017 ASPRI
16 13 Jul 17 Process Industry Chillout Night 2017 ASPRI
Annual SME and Infocomm Commerce Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
17 16 - 17 Jul 17
Conference, SME Expo 2017 Industry (SCCCI)
ASPRI
Construction Industry Institute (CII)
18 26 Jul 17 Productivity Improvement Forum 2017
National University of Singapore (NUS)
Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
16Events Organised and Supported by ASPRI
S/N Date Seminars/Workshops/Courses Organised By/ Collaborated With
ASPRI
Re-run of Training Seminar on Best
Construction Industry Institute (CII)
19 27 Jul 17 Productivity Practices Implementation Index
National University of Singapore (NUS)
(BPPII)
Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
Technical Seminar: Influence of Sealing
ASPRI-IPI
20 4 Aug 17 Material Selection and Handling in Process
Nippon Valqua Industries
Industry
ASPRI
21 10 - 11 Aug 17 Hosting of Zibo City China Delegation
Zibo City Industry Association
ASPRI-ITE: Manpower Development Schemes ASPRI
22 18 Aug 17
for the Future Economy Institute of Technical Education (ITE)
International Society for Pharmaceutical
23 29 - 31 Aug 17 ISPE Conference & Exhibition 2017
Engineering (ISPE) Singapore
SHRI - SMC: A HR Professional’s Guide to Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI)
24 31 Aug 17
Dispute Resolution Routes Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC)
International Labour Organisation (ILO)
XXI World Congress on Safety & Health at
25 3 - 6 Sep 17 International Social Security Association (ISSA)
Work 2017
Ministry of Manpower (MOM)
26 8 Sep 17 ASPRI 7th Lunar Month Celebration 2017 ASPRI
ASPRI - WongPartnership: Risk - How to ASPRI
27 15 Sep 17
Manage and Limit Exposure WongPartnership
14th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
28 15 - 18 Sep 17
Convention Industry (SCCCI)
Plugging into Oman’s Oil & Gas Opportunities International Enterprise (IE) Singapore
29 26 Sep 17
Seminar Business Gateways International (BGI)
30 27 - 28 Sep 17 Tank Storage Asia 2017 Easyfairs Group
ASPRI
31 5 Oct 17 ASPRI - SIT/WSG Outreach Programmes Workforce Singapore (WSG)
Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)
The Power of Humour & Laughter during Singapore International Chamber of
32 11 Oct 17
Crises Commerce (SICC)
National Chemical Management & Globally
33 13 Oct 17 Harmonised System (GHS) Awareness Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
Seminar
Joint Business Mission to Vietnam - Hanoi and Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF)
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34 15 - 18 Oct 17
Thanh Hoa Province Embassy of Vietnam in Singapore
35 24 Oct 17 HR Leadership in the Future Economy Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI)
Gas Asia Summit Exhibition and Conference
36 25 - 26 Oct 17 DMG Events Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
2017
37 25 - 26 Oct 17 Asian Downstream Summit 2017 Clarion Events Ltd
The 15th Asia Pacific Responsible Care
38 30 - 31 Oct 17 Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
Conference (APRCC) 2017
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
Talent Management, Hiring Solutions and Industry (SCCCI)
39 31 Oct 17
Grants Singapore National Employers Federation
(SNEF)
17Events Organised and Supported by ASPRI
S/N Date Seminars/Workshops/Courses Organised By/ Collaborated With
Online Marketing Techniques for your
40 31 Oct 17 Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF)
Products & Services
The Future Economy Conference and
41 1 - 2 Nov 17 Singapore Business Federation (SBF)
Exhibition 2017
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
42 3 Nov 17 Trade Association Career Fair Industry (SCCCI)
Employment and Employability Institute (e2i)
43 8 Nov 17 HR BizTech 2017 Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI)
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
44 22 Nov 17 5th Trade Association Congress
Industry (SCCCI)
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
45 22 Nov 17 Official Opening of the Trade Association Hub
Industry (SCCCI)
Driving Progress at Work with Innovation Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
46 23 Nov 17
Using Jigsaw@Work Industry (SCCCI)
47 10 Dec 17 RISING Jubilee RUN Embassy of Indonesia in Singapore
48 4 Jan 18 SHRI Outlook 2018 Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI)
ASPRI
Official Opening of ASPRI-Westlite Dormitory-
49 5 Jan 18 Centurion Corporation Ltd (CCL)
Papan and ASPRI Integrated Training Centre
Lian Beng Group Ltd
50 12 Jan 18 WSH Innovation Awards 2018 Public Briefing Workplace Safety & Health Council (WSHC)
ASPRI
51 18 Jan 18 ASPRI-NTU Collaboration Visit
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Alternate Sources of Working Capital for SME Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
52 18 Jan 18
Companies in Singapore Industry (SCCCI)
ASPRI
ASPRI-SPRING: 2nd Process Industry SPRING Singapore
53 23 Jan 18
Roundtable Discussion with SIMTech The Singapore Institute of Manufacturing
Technology (SIMTech)
Stakeholders’ Dialogue Session on Draft of
54 23 Jan 18 New Singapore Standard on Fire Safety for Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
Laboratories Using Chemicals
55 22 Feb 18 Process Industry Prosperity Lohei Dinner 2018 ASPRI
Compensation (Total Rewards &
Singapore National Employers Federation
56 23 Feb 18 Remuneration) Hands-on Series for HR
(SNEF)
Professionals and Business Owners
SNEF Invitation: Briefing on Business
Singapore National Employers Federation
57 27 Feb 18 Strategies: Business Design Thinking and
(SNEF)
Government Support Programmes
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Business Mission to Pengerang (Oil and Gas ASPRI
58 8 Mar 18
Sector) Singapore Business Federation (SBF)
Army Capabilities Visit @ Sungei Gedong
59 23 Mar 18 Ministry of Defence (MINDEF)
Camp
JTC Networking & Showcase Event at Trade
60 28 Mar 18 JTC Corporation
Association Hub
ASPRI
AA and BPPII Training to SETSCO and 6 Major
61 28 Mar 18 National University of Singapore (NUS)
Contractor Companies
Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
*If you would like to know more information about the events before October 2017, please refer to
Directory of Singapore Process & Chemicals Industries 2017/2018.
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ASPRI-WESTLITE Dormitory - Papan
T
he purpose-built 7,900-bed ASPRI-Westlite Dormitory - Papan, which went into operation after the first batch of
residents moved in last May, has achieved almost full occupancy.
An Advisory Board (AB), formed in Aug 2015, comprising of key representatives from plant owners and the ASPRI
Executive Council, provides strategic stewardship over the bed allocation system, dormitory services, price review and
the general welfare of the residents.
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The three-storey complex sits on a land area of 14,817 sqm and has a built-up area of 50,378 sqm, with a 40,000 sqft
training centre; the ASPRI Integrated Training Centre (AITC) located in an annexe next to the main accommodation
building.
Built for the industry by the industry, the dormitory had been designed with the concept of having comprehensive
facilities to offer a practical “Live, Learn and Play” environment.
The concept encompasses the ideas of:
• Live: Greater wellbeing for residents to improve productivity by 12% and reduced fatigue through shorter
travelling time
• Learn: Total convenience at the door steps for residents to upgrade their skills, as the training centre is commited
to provide at least 380,000 training hours of subsidised courses per year
• Play: Enhanced mental wellbeing by fulfilling the workers’ social and recreational needs.
19ASPRI-WESTLITE Dormitory - Papan
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SPRI-WESTLITE Dormitory - Papan
offers residents a highly-secured
accommodation featuring spacious
living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, toilets,
and laundry and yard area, the 40,000sqft
training centre will provide quality and
heavily subsidised training courses after
working hours in the evening and during the
weekends right at their doorsteps.
Almost everything the residents need can be
found in the dormitory complex, including
sports facilities, a food court, a supermarket
and department store, barber shop, mobile
phone shop, games room, music and TV
room, an internet room, a library and ATM
machines. To cater to outdoor sporting needs,
the space on a link-way rooftop has been
equipped for basketball, volleyball and sepak takraw. There are exercise corners and areas for Kabaddi, a contact team sport,
and cricket to meet the needs of the workers.
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20Association of Process Industry
9 Jurong Town Hall Road #04-11, Trade Association Hub, Jurong Town Hall, Singapore 609431
Tel: (65) 6560 5051 | Fax: (65) 6560 9692 | www.aspri.com.sg
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