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Singapore 1st Quarter 2015
SG50: ALONGSIDE SINGAPORE
Showcasing PSA’s growth and
development with Singapore
FEATURE: NEWS: PICTORIAL:
GOING BEYOND PSA TO CONTINUE RINGING IN THE YEAR
SAFETY P8 CAPABILITY OF THE GOAT P13
INVESTMENTS IN 2015
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Contents
SG50
2 Alongside Singapore
NEWS
5 PSA to Continue Capability
Investments in 2015
6 SMF New Year Cocktail
Reception 2015
Published by PSA Singapore,
this e-magazine is distributed
FEATURE
to customers, government
agencies, associations and the
8 Going Beyond Safety
media.
To provide feedback or update
of email address, please email: COMMUNITY
PSAportviewSingapore@psa.
com.sg 12 Festive Shopping Spree
Editor-in-Chief:
MIKE SARGENT
Editors:
PICTORIAL
DANIEL LIM
EILEEN TAN 13 Ringing in the Year of the Goat
Designer:
HUANG XIULING
PERSONALITY
Contributors:
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,
CORPORATE
16 The Art of Balance
COMMUNICATIONS
DEPARTMENT
18 Prominent Visitors
Disclaimer: Statements and
19 First Calls
opinions expressed in articles,
reviews and other materials
herein are those of the authors,
editors and publishers.
1
SG50 - Alongside Singapore
ALONGSIDE Number of TEUs handled
TEUs
SINGAPORE 33.55 m
Portview’s four-part series to showcase stories,
statistics, milestones and hopes in PSA that
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aspirations.
Since the founding of Singapore, the port
and the nation share an interdependent
relationship. From its time as a statutory body
to a fully corporatised entity, the growth of PSA
has helped Singapore make her mark on the
global map. So, as the nation celebrates its 25,000
Golden Jubilee, Portview takes a step back to
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Singapore while striving to be the world’s port 1972 2014
operator of choice.
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infrastructural and capacity growth which PSA
has undergone since its beginning years and
First to handle over 500,000
how these developments have made Singapore on 21 December 2014
the world’s busiest transhipment hub and a
salient player in the maritime industry.
Vehicles handled in 2014 Quay Cran
Multi-Purpose Terminals handled
1.29vehicles
million in 2014
1972
2 Quay Cranes
This is more than Singapore’s Motor Vehicle Our mega
Population of 972,037
across
2
Size of Vessels
The size of vessels calling at PSA Singapore Terminals
has increased greatly over the years
1980
230m
3,000 TEUs
1,350
times more
2000
330m
Year
8,000 TEUs
2014
,000 TEUs
400m
19,000 TEUs
nes
2014
Over 200
Quay Cranes
cranes can reach 23 container rows
and have a lifting height of 48m
3
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4
News
PSA TO CONTINUE CAPABILITY
INVESTMENTS IN 2015
PSA reports growth of 5.8% amid multiple challenges faced in 2014
PSA International Pte Ltd (PSA) handled 65.44 “This is a structural shift which will impact all ports
million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of as ships across all shipping routes continue to
containers at its port projects around the world for upsize. However, amidst this challenging backdrop,
the year ending 31 December 2014. the PSA Group has put in a credible performance
and I would like to thank the management, staff
Despite the challenging year, the Group’s volume of PSA and the unions for their unwavering
continued to grow by 5.8% over 2013 with its dedication and immense contributions. To our
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33.55 million TEUs, a year-on-year increase of my deep gratitude and appreciation for their close
4.1 per cent, and the terminals outside Singapore cooperation and continued patronage which made
handling 7.8 per cent more volume than last year it all possible,” Mr Tan added.
at 31.89 million TEUs.
Mr Tan envisions PSA to carry on engaging
Mr Tan Chong Meng, Group CEO of PSA, said, its customers and partners worldwide, strive
“In 2014, global trade growth was modest and to increase its network of terminals alongside
that, coupled with the introduction of many mega them and become their preferred port partner
vessels, resulted in overcapacity and low freight in 2015. PSA will continue to make necessary
rates for liner carriers. The increasingly large investments to stretch its capabilities and enhance
ships and complex alliances have also led to KVUQRGTCVKQPCNGHſEKGPE[VQUGTXGKVUEWUVQOGTUCU
much greater operational demands being placed they grow their businesses with PSA well into the
on port operators.” future.
PSA SINGAPORE TERMINALS 2014 ACHIEVEMENT HIGHLIGHTS
AFSCA
Hall of Fame
“Best Container Terminal Won 2014 BizSAFE “Container Terminal of the Received “CSCL Globe”
Asia” for the 25th time at the Partner Award Year” award for the 7th (with a capacity of
2014 Asian Freight & Supply time at the Supply Chain 19,100 TEUs) in 2014
Chain Awards (AFSCA) Asia Awards 2014
5
News
SMF NEW YEAR
COCKTAIL RECEPTION 2015
On 16 January 2015, the Singapore Maritime
Foundation (SMF) hosted its annual New Year
Cocktail Reception at the Conrad Centennial
Singapore Hotel, where over 250 maritime leaders
from both private and public sectors attended the
evening networking party.
Mr Michael Chia, Chairman of the SMF Board
and Managing Director (Marine & Technology) of
Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd, began the reception
by sharing several key initiatives of SMF in 2014,
including the annual MaritimeONE Scholarship
Programme, the inaugural Singapore Ministerial
Maritime Dialogue where Mrs Josephine Teo,
Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Finance Minister for Transport Mr Lui Tuck Yew, who was
and Ministry of Transport was the Guest-of- the Guest-of-Honour for that evening, announced
Honour, and the Little Red Dot Reading Passport the port and maritime performance for the year
Sponsorship Programme which reached out to 2014, noting that although it was a challenging
over 80,000 students in 130 schools. Another year for the local maritime community, Singapore
MG[RTQLGEVOGPVKQPGFYCUVJG/CTKVKOG2TQſNKPI had maintained its position as the world’s top
Video, a short clip that was commissioned by bunkering port, and continued to achieve good
SMF with the help of various industry partners, growth in annual vessel arrival tonnage.
featuring 11 maritime professionals across
various sectors of the industry. This video also
ran in the cinemas in the later part of 2014. As we close the chapter
to 2014 and look ahead to
Mr Chia also took the opportunity to highlight
upcoming major events which the maritime 2015, we are thankful that
community can look forward to, such as the Sea the Singapore Maritime
Asia 2015 conference and exhibition, which will industry is a steady ship
take place from 21 to 23 April in conjunction with
the Singapore Maritime Week 2015, at Marina capable of adapting to a
Bay Sands Singapore, as well as the customary changing environment.
Singapore Nite Reception at the Nor-Shipping show
in Oslo, Norway, happening in the month of June. Mr Michael Chia, Chairman, SMF
6
From L-R: Mr Patrick Phoon, SMF Board Member and Deputy Managing Director of Evergreen Shipping Agency (S)
Pte Ltd. Mrs Gina Lee-Wan, SMF Board Member and Partner of Allen & Gledhill LLP. Mr Lee Keng Mun, SMF Board
Member and Head of Shipping Asia of HSH Nordbank AG. Mr Pang Kin Keong, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of
Transport. Mr Lui Tuck Yew, Minister for Transport. Mr Michael Chia, Chairman of SMF Board and Managing Director
(Marine & Technology) of Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd. Mr Andrew Tan, SMF Board Member and Chief Executive of
the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore. Mr Tan Puay Hin, SMF Board Member and Regional CEO, Southeast Asia
of PSA International Pte Ltd. Mr Goh Teik Poh, SMF Board Member and Chairman of the Maritime Industry Advisory
Committee of Singapore Maritime Academy. Mr David Chin, Executive Director of the Singapore Maritime Foundation.
Absent with Apologies: Mr Henry C. Mytton-Mills, SMF Board Member and Managing Director of Aries Shipbroking
(Asia) Pte Ltd. Mr Andreas Sohmen-Pao5/($QCTF/GODGTCPF%JKGH'ZGEWVKXG1HſEGTQH$9/CTKVKOG2VG.VF
Mr Wong Weng Sun, SMF Board Member and President & CEO of Sembcorp Marine Ltd.
7
Feature
GOING
BEYOND
SAFETY
PSA Singapore Terminals
introduces ‘Take 5+’ to ensure a
more holistic approach towards
workplace safety & health
PSA Singapore Terminals (ST) kicked off
the New Year with its annual Safety Week
Launch as PSA’s staff, management, unions,
contractors and partners rallied to reinforce
their commitment to safety on 15 January 2015.
PSA ST aims to dive deeper this year, to look
beyond safety and focus on the health & well-
being of its staff and stakeholders. ‘Take 5+’
was introduced as a simple tool to remind all
port workers and users to not just be safe, but
healthy too.
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tool was initiated in 2014 to highlight the importance
of risk assessment in ensuring workplace safety.
However, recognising that both a safe environment
and a healthy workforce are critical ingredients to
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and addressing of personal health issues and
hazards.
A myriad of activities such as the Workplace Safety
& Health Carnival, “Million KG Challenge” and
“iQuit” anti-smoking booths, free health screenings
and talks were rolled out at the terminals to put
this new directive into practice.
Take 5: A reminder for port users to take time and responsibility
to survey their surroundings and do what is necessary to make More than 2,000 employees participated in the
the workplace safer events to show their support for a safer workplace
and a healthier lifestyle.
8SAFETY PROGRESS “VISION ZERO”
Over a video message played at the Safety Week Through comprehensive training, experiential
Launch, Mr Tan Chong Meng, Group CEO of PSA sharing and continuous improvement in its safety
International reviewed PSA’s safety performance systems, PSA ST is taking continual steps towards
and announced a new record low for its injury rate its goal, “Vision Zero”, in other words, an injury-
over the past year. Individuals and companies with free workplace in the long term.
exceptional contributions to workplace safety were
also recognised for their efforts and commitment “The higher-hanging fruit [injury-free workplace]
at the event. may be harder to reach, but we must maintain
our focus and persistence. To progress, we must
“The steady, consistent progress that we have also embrace new initiatives and innovations, and
made over the past decade or so would not continue to build up our overall safety mindset,
have been possible without the dedication and culture, and capabilities,” said Mr Tan.
commitment of our stakeholders - our staff, unions,
customers, suppliers, and various government
agencies who have supported and worked closely
with us,” said Mr Tan Puay Hin, Regional CEO
Southeast Asia of PSA International and PSA
Safety Council Chairman at the Safety Week
Launch opening address.
9Feature
SAFETY HEROES
At the Safety Week Launch Ceremony, a total of 110 awards were presented to staff
and partners who went the extra mile to ensure safety in the port.
Here’s what our winners had to say...
UBTS Management (UBTS)
UBTS is one of the companies commended for its
outstanding safety performance in 2014. Beyond having
an injury-free record and a drop in accident rates, UBTS
went the extra mile to conduct walkabouts at work sites
and dormitories to ensure safety measures are adhered
to. UBTS has also been a valuable supporter of safety
promotion campaigns and an active partner of safety
initiatives in PSA.
Mr Gunalan s/o Perumal, Head of Seaport
Operations, UBTS Management:
“In UBTS, we expect our directors and
managers to take the leadership role and
ensure every aspect of their businesses
are actively maintaining safety standards.”
Ms Joyce Lee receiving the award on behalf
of UBTS at the Safety Launch 2015
Mr Wong Dow Chun, Container Equipment Specialist
(CES)
Mr Wong Dow Chun is a PSA CES who has kept his
records clean with no safety infringement for the past two
years. He has been dedicated to keeping his workplace
injury-free in 2014 and actively participates in Tanjong
Pagar Terminal’s engagement programmes, such as
focus group discussions and staff dialogues which aim to
promote safety in the port.
Mr Wong Dow Chun:
“I feel appreciated and honoured to be
recognised for my safety practices. To
me, practising safety is just like a good
habit that we all should keep at work. If
in doubt, just follow the Take 5 safety
messages; you won’t go wrong.”
10Feature
SAFETY WEEK HIGHLIGHTS
“ACCEPT NO RISK,
SUFFER NO GRIEF”
WINNING SLOGAN BY LIE WEI YEN, TSID
It is very important for
a company to value its
human capital. At PSA,
we would like employees
to come to work and
return home e safely.
s
Mr Tan Puay Hin
11Community
FESTIVE
SHOPPING
SPREE
Laughter and voices singing familiar Lunar New Using donations raised by the Finance Division,
Year tunes rang in the coaches ferrying St Luke’s the residents were given Fairprice vouchers to
ElderCare (SLEC) residents and their caregivers spend. They eagerly proceeded to the different
from the Telok Blangah centre to the FairPrice sections of the supermarket and gathered again
Xtra supermarket at Kallang Wave Mall. with their Lunar New Year goodies. All their
happy faces were testament to the joyous time
Sixteen volunteers from the Finance Division took spent together.
their morning off to make the SLEC residents’
day extra special on the sixth day of Lunar New The volunteers were also thankful to be given
Year (24 February 2015). They prepared and the opportunity to put a smile on the residents’
distributed goodie bags, sang Lunar New Year faces. They were heartened to know that all the
songs and brought the residents out for a festive planning and their company were appreciated
shopping spree at the supermarket. and well-received by the SLEC residents and
their caregivers.
They had so much fun they
totally forgot about their
usual bodily aches and
ailments! They enjoyed this
outing tremendously.
Thank you, PSA!
Ms Raquel Llorente, SLEC
Telok Blangah Centre Manager
12Pictorial
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Ringing in the
Year of the Goat
PSA staff and guests ushered in the Year of the Goat alongside one another at
PSA’s annual Lunar New Year celebrations. On the joyful and auspicious Friday
evening, guests were treated to a lion dance performance, a Lo Hei session, a
sumptuous buffet spread and the irreplaceable company of each other. Here are
some of the pictures taken at the event. If you are keen to have them as keepsakes,
please email PSAPortviewSingapore@psa.com.sg
13Pictorial 14
Pictorial
On behalf of PSA, I would like to send our heartfelt appreciation
to all customers and partners for your support. In the Year of the
Goat, let’s overcome the ‘mountains’ and march on together.
Mr Tan Chong Meng, Group CEO, PSA International
15Personality
THE
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FUN FACT
“My favourite local food is Chicken Rice.
You can never have such delicious
chicken in other countries, only in
Singapore. Tea is my favourite beverage.
I drink all kinds of tea and I consider this as
one of the greatest pleasures of life.”
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17Prominent Visitors
PROMINENT
VISITORS
JANUARY
29 January 2015
Visit by Mr Hungate
Alex Charles, President
& Chief Executive
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FEBRUARY
9 February 2015
Visit by Mr Riza Yunos,
Deputy Permanent
Secretary, Ministry
of Communications,
Brunei Darussalam
18First Calls
FIRST CALLS
PASIR PANJANG TERMINALS
CAUTIN SAN FELIX JPO ATAIR
CSAV Hamburg Süd Maersk
Capacity: 9,326 TEUs Capacity: 9,034 TEUs Capacity: 5,001 TEUs
Called at: PPT 5 Called at: PPT 3 Called at: PPT 3
Date: 30 December 2014 Date: 31 January 2015 Date: 1 February 2015
YM ENLIGHTENMENT MORTEN MAERSK SAN FERNANDO
Yang Ming Maersk Hamburg Süd
Capacity: 4,662 TEUs Capacity: 18,300 TEUs Capacity: 9,034 TEUs
Called at: PPT 2 Called at: PPT 3 Called at: PPT 3
Date: 2 February 2015 Date: 2 February 2015 Date: 7 February 2015
CSCL INDIAN OCEAN AL ULA KOTA SEJATI
CSCL UASC PIL
Capacity: 18,982 TEUs Capacity: 13,470 TEUs Capacity: 3,889 TEUs
Called at: PPT 5 Called at: PPT 5 Called at: PPT 1
Date: 11 February 2015 Date: 19 February 2015 Date: 20 February 2015
SALAHUDDIN HERMES LEADER
UASC NYK
Capacity: 14,993 TEUs Capacity: 7,000 vehicles
Called at: PPT 5 Called at: PPAT
Date: 25 February 2015 Date: 27 February 2015
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