SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar 2016

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1 SCAL Blood Donation Drive 2016 National Safety Campaign 2016 SCAL HR Forum SCAL Charity Golf Tournament 2016 Official Publication Of The Singapore Contractors Association Limited MCI (P) 120/01/2016 Visit us at APR MAY JUN 2016 SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar 2016 The Contractor Apr-Jun

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3 CONTENTS President s Message SCAL Blood Donation Drive 2016 National Workplace Safety and Health Campaign Launch and Fun Walk 2016 SCAL Cricket Challenge Cup 2016 for Migrant Workers Sixth BCA-SMU-WDA Advanced Management Programme on Productivity & Leadership Development Graduation Ceremony SCAL HR Forum 30 SCAL 38th Annual General Meeting Council of Management President Mr Kenneth Loo First Vice-President Mr Ng Yek Meng Second Vice-President Mr Dominic Choy Secretary-General Mr Wilson Wong Assistant Secretary-General Mr Lee Kay Chai Treasurer Mr Benjamin Tan Assistant Treasurer Mr Quek Hong Peng Honorary President/ Immediate Past President Dr Ho Nyok Yong Council Members Mr Jeffrey Yu Mr Goh Yiow Kuang Mr David Leong Soon Kuen Mr Chong Kar Wee Mr Alex Pang Tze Kin Mr Johnny Lim Chee Hwa Mr Eugene Soon Boon Chin Mr Eugene Yong Kon Yoon Mr Jason Tay Mr Desmond Louis Hill Mr Tan Ann Kiong st ASEAN Constructors Federation Council Meeting SCAL 14th Safety Site Visit to Woodlands South MRT Project From Our Diary New Members EDITORIAL TEAM Advisor Mr Kenneth Loo Mr Lam Kong Hong Editor Grace Teo To advertise, please contact: 22 SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar From Our Diary Mr Kenny Ng at or kennyng@scal.com.sg For enquiries, please send them to enquiry@scal.com.sg 26 SCAL Charity Golf Tournament 2016 at Seletar Country Club New Members The Contractor is published quarterly by The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd. The publisher and the editor are unable to accept any liability for errors or omissions that may occur, although every effort has been taken to ensure that all information is correct at the time of print. This publication may not be reproduced in part or in whole, without the written permission from the publisher. 39 The Contractor Apr-Jun

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5 President s Welcome Message Dear Members and Friends, The quarter has been a very eventful one. We started on a positive note where we partnered with the Singapore Red Cross to organise a Blood Donation Drive in mid-april at SCAL Construction House. It was encouraging to see over 136 donors comprising staff of SCAL members and secretariat signing up to support this lifesaving cause. To meet the growing needs, SCAL will continue to organise such blood donation drives on an annual basis. In the month of June, our CSR efforts continued with the SCAL Charity Golf Tournament 2016 held at the Seletar Country Club. With the generous support from our members and various sponsors, SCAL succeeded in raising some $1.9 million for the new SCAL-NKF Dialysis Centre at Yishun Street 81. The Centre is scheduled to open on 31 July 2016 and will be the first to adopt a new concept of doubling up as an education and outreach centre. On a more sober note, the first half of 2016 saw a spike of construction fatalities at worksites. To arrest the decline in workplace safety and health (WSH) performance, MOM imposed stiffer enforcement penalties, balanced with enhanced support programmes to help employers take greater ownership on WSH. In response, SCAL has initiated proposals to work with industry stakeholders at the Construction Industry Joint Committee (CIJC) and the government to review the approach taken for construction safety. In collaboration with Real Estate Developers Association of Singapore (REDAS) and WSH Council, SCAL will release a set of Safety Induction Training materials for construction workers by third quarter this year. I would also like to encourage companies to sign up for the Safety Compliance Assistance Visits Plus (SCAV+) to re-evaluate your safety approach and processes. SCAL launched its inaugural annual Construction Safety Promotion Month at the start of June to urge contractors to place safety as their top priority. A total of 26 companies participated in the campaign with various activities conducted at over 70 construction worksites throughout the month of June. Culminating the campaign was the SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar to promote greater awareness for occupational safety and health. Safety is of paramount importance in the construction industry and over the years, SCAL has been engaging the government for Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) workers to be recognised as R1, higher skilled workers. I am pleased to announce that starting 1 October 2016, the government will be extending its Multiskilling scheme to more experienced workers specialised in safety-related works on site. SCAL will step up our efforts to work with industry stakeholders at the CIJC and government to address safety in construction. Construction safety starts with the top leadership of the company. I would like to urge all member firms to review their safety procedures at work to ensure that all control measures are in place. With a tight labour market, the construction industry faces daunting challenges in human resource (HR) management. As such, SCAL organised the 2nd HR Forum with the objective to equip HR managers and practitioners on the good and sustainable HR practices for the built environment sector. This quarter also saw SCAL participating in the 41st ASEAN Constructors Federation (ACF) council meeting in Bangkok, hosted by the Thai Contractors Association. I am delighted to share that after two years of progressive planning, SCAL will be launching the ACF Contractor s Directory to provide a greater platform of business network for all. To wrap things up for the quarter, our Annual General Meeting was held towards the end of June. It was timely to have a good catch-up session with members and friends. On behalf of SCAL, I would like to thank all members for their fervent support towards the Association and for their enthusiasm in the participation of all our events. I wish all members a safe and productivity year ahead. May we achieve much more in the next half of 2016! Thank you. Kenneth Loo SCAL President The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd The Contractor Apr-Jun

6 SCAL Blood Donation Drive April 2016 (Standing from left) SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong, Council Member, Mr Jeffrey Yu & SCAL General Manager, Mr Tan Kok Chuan together with the blood donors The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd (SCAL), in collaboration with Singapore Red Cross (SRC), organised the SCAL Blood Donation Drive 2016 at the SCAL multipurpose hall at Construction House on 13 April It was the second time that SCAL is organising the drive to support this life-saving cause. According to the SRC, more than 100,000 units of blood are required by patients in Singapore every year. In addition to the ageing population, more advanced life-saving medical procedures and new hospitals being established meant more blood will be needed every year. Playing its part to ensure that patients in Singapore will always have access to blood for transfusion, SCAL appealed to healthy individuals to come forward to donate blood, and give the gift of life at the Donation Drive. Over 136 donors comprising staff of SCAL members and SCAL secretariat signed up for the event. Among the donors was Council Member Mr Johnny Lim. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Sub-committee Chairman Mr Eugene Yong, Second Vice President Mr Dominic Choy and Council 4 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016 Member Mr Jeffrey Yu were also present to lend support to the event. Some members of the public who were attracted by the banner outside Construction House also walked in to donate their blood. In all, a total of 70 units of blood were collected. During the drive, SCAL secretariat staff provided assistance to ensure the smooth flow of operations at various stations such as the pre-screening, form filling and goodie bag distribution. After the pre-screening stage, suitable donors went through a medical screening and had their haemoglobin and blood pressure levels tested. Thereafter, one unit of blood (450 millilitres) was drawn from each donor. It was heart-warming to see donors coming forward to make a difference in the lives of many patients. These donors have also provided positive feedback and commended that the donation processes were efficient. To express our appreciation, SCAL distributed a goodie bag that included a nutritional bar, essence of chicken and a commemorative donor badge. SCAL hopes to attract more donors in the next Blood Donation Drive to save more lives and contribute to a stronger community. SC2 General Manager, Mr Loh Yeow Leng donating blood Council Member, Mr Johnny Lim donating blood (Standing from left) SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong & SCAL General Manager, Mr Tan Kok Chuan Blood donors from our member firms

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8 National Workplace Safety and Health Campaign Launch and Fun Walk April 2016 Participants embarking on the journey for Vision Zero The National Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Campaign, organised by the WSH Council, and supported by MOM and WSH Institute was launched on 17 April 2016, at Gardens by the Bay East. Yearly, the National WSH Campaign is held to bring national attention to increase safety awareness across all industries. More than 1,500 CEOs, managers, WSH professionals, union leaders, industry partners, workers and their family members attended the launch. The event kicked off with participants embarking on the 3.5 km fun walk which symbolises the start of the Vision Zero journey. To educate participants on the six steps of Vision Zero, the WSH council integrated interactive elements such as engaging participants to identify the WSH hazards and incorporating photo booths. The Guest-of-Honour, Minister for Manpower, Mr Lim Swee Say added in his opening address that Vision Zero is not a new target, but a new mindset that all injuries and ill health could be prevented. He urged management at the company level to strengthen the WSH culture in their organisations, and implement WSH management systems to protect, promote and monitor safety and health. You should also communicate your WSH goal to your staff, contractors and subcontractors so that everyone is clear and comply with the same high WSH standards, he said. In a welcome speech, WSH Council Chairman, Mr Heng Chiang Gnee announced this year s Campaign message Prevent all injuries. Go home safe and healthy. He recapped on the various initiatives by the WSH Council to push for greater commitment and collective efforts towards Vision Zero. Each individual must also play his or her part to commit and act on this commitment, he said. Group photo with Minister Lim Swee Say at the launch SCAL would like to call upon all members to reaffirm their commitment to establish a positive safety culture in their organisation through employee involvement and effective procedures. The association will continue to work closely with the relevant authorities, WSH Council and industry stakeholders to build WSH capabilities and raise safety standards within the construction industry. 6 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

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12 SCAL Cricket Challenge Cup 2016 for Migrant Workers 2 May 2016 The Singapore Contractors Association (SCAL) hosted a two-day cricket tournament on 1-2 May 2016 to celebrate Labour Day with migrant workers at the SCAL Recreation Centre. Now in its seventh consecutive year, the annual sporting event was organised in recognition of the contributions of migrant workers. It was also part of SCAL s commitment to enhance the welfare and well-being of migrant workers in the built environment sector. The event saw the participation of 23 teams comprising some 322 migrant workers from SCAL member construction firms battling out for top honours in 22 rounds of tightly fought matches. Mr Yeo Guat Kwang, Chairman, Migrant Workers Centre was present as the guest-of-honour for the event. Joining him at the finals were other distinguished guests from the High Commission of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, Philippines Embassy, Ministry of Manpower, Building & Construction Authority and the Singapore Police Force. SCAL would like to congratulate Dragages Team 2 for clinching the Championship title, with Teambuild taking the runnerup spot. Both teams received individual trophies and cash prizes of $2,000 and $1,000 respectively. The other two semifinalists, Dragages Team 1 and Tiong Seng Team 3, were also awarded with individual trophies and cash prizes of $500 each. Group photo of the Semi-Finalist and Champion Team The event capped off with a two-hour variety show featuring dance and song performances to entertain the over 1,000 strong crowd of migrant workers in a carnival-like atmosphere. Cricket game in action 10 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

13 SCAL would especially like to express heartfelt appreciation to the contributions of our foreign workers. We encourage all member firms to take proactive steps and make special effort to provide for the safety, well-being and welfare of our foreign workers. Let us continue to work together to make Singapore a better place for all to work in. SCAL would like to thank the following sponsors and participating companies for their kind support: BBR Group Chiu Teng Construction Co Pte Ltd Dragages (S) Pte Ltd Eng Lee Engineering Pte Ltd Gammon Pte Ltd Hexacon Construction Pte Ltd JYC-NCL Pte Ltd Keong Hong Construction Pte Ltd NatSteel Holdings Peri Asia Pte Ltd Samwoh Corporation Pte Ltd Straits Construction (S) Pte Ltd Teambuild Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd Tiong Seng Contractors Pte Ltd Vobis Enterprise Pte Ltd Wee Guan Construction Pte Ltd Woh Hup Pte Ltd Yongnam Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd (From left) SCAL General Manager, Mr Tan Kok Chuan, SCAL Council Member, Mr Quek Hong Peng, Chairman of Migrant Workers Centre, Mr Yeo Guat Kwang, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo & SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong The Contractor Apr-Jun

14 Sixth BCA-SMU-WDA Advanced Management Programme on Productivity & Leadership Development Graduation Ceremony 6 May 2016 (5th from left) BCA Academy Managing Director, Mr William Tan, BCA Deputy Chairman, Mr Norman Ip, SMU Associate Prof, Ms Annie Koh & Senior Manager, WDA Training Partners Development Division, Mr Tay Luc Hwa together with the graduants Fourteen students received their graduation certificates having completed the BCA- SMU-WDA Advanced Management Programme on Productivity & Leadership Development at BCA Academy. This is the sixth cohort that graduated from the programme. In his opening address, Mr Norman Yip, Deputy Chairman of BCA congratulated the graduands and emphasised the need for more forward-looking leaders in the built environment industry. The BCA-SMU-WDA Advanced Management Programme on Productivity and Leadership Development is tailormade for the built environment industry. Launch in 2008, the programme aims to provide practitioners with broader strategic vision to deal with growing business complexities and increased competition confronting the industry. The 12-day intensive course generates a deeper understanding of the complex market and process-oriented issues that drives the built environment industry. The topics covered include Growth and Internationalisation, Driving Change, Cross Cultural Management, Risk and Crisis Management and Opportunities in Building Innovations and Productivity. Facilitated by SMU in partnership with industry practitioners, the programme focuses on learning through industryspecific case studies shared by top management in the industry. To-date, more than 150 industry professionals have attended this programme, and many of them have since assumed higher leadership roles in their organisations. Following the ceremony, participants joined the Productivity Gallery Tour conducted by BCA which featured game-changing technology. Aside from Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC), participants were able to get a glimpse of other A total of 8 students graduated from the sixth cohort technologies such as the Prefabricated Bathroom Unit (PBU) and Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) & Glulam (Glued Laminated Timber). To address the challenges in today s business, SCAL would like to encourage all member companies to step up by leveraging on human capital and incorporating innovation to stay ahead of the competition. For more information on the course, please visit 12 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

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16 SCAL HR Forum 19 May 2016 Senior Minister of State, Mr Desmond Lee (3rd from left), SCAL Council Member, Mr Quek Hong Peng (4th from left), SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo (5th from left) together with representatives for the HR Pledge The SCAL HR Forum 2016 is an annual event organised by SCAL and SCAL Academy to promote the importance of good and sustainable human resource (HR) practices for the built environment sector. About 160 HR practitioners, executives and managers from 60 construction firms attended the forum, which this year adopted the theme The evolving HR Practices in a changing built environment landscape. In his welcome speech, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo shared the ongoing initiatives SCAL has taken to nurture the future generation. Some of these include supporting the Enhanced Internship Programme by partnering with SCAL members to deploy the first batch of 60 Civil Engineering students from the Singapore Polytechnic, establishing the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) SCAL Scholarship and collaborating with the Building Construction Authority (BCA) to offer the BCA-SCAL Built Environment Undergraduate Scholarship/Sponsorship programmes. Mr Loo also encouraged all member firms to focus on the three main areas of HR: acquiring, developing and retaining talent. Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs and National Development, Mr Desmond Lee in his opening address reiterated that good HR management is important for firms to attract and retain talents in the build environment sector. He praised SCAL s ongoing efforts to transform the sector. We have been consulting SCAL, and we will work closely with SCAL to address the various concern raised, he said. Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs and National Development, Mr Desmond Lee 14 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

17 SCAL has also been actively supporting BCA s initiative to transform the Built Environment Sector into a workplace of choice. An example would be the implementation of the BCA HR Pledge to rebrand the industry. The forum saw an additional 7 member companies committing to establish good HR practices within their firms. Till date, about 160 construction companies have pledged to adopt better HR practices, up from the initial pioneer batch of 19 at SCAL Annual Dinner in Q&A session with our speakers The presentations by our professional speakers provided attendees with practical and useful insights on a wide range of topics including sustainable HR practices, HR management for internationalisation, relationship between HR and operations, and creating winning SMEs with lean manpower. An engaging panel discussion moderated by SCAL Executive Director Mr Lam Kong Hong also brought out issues on how respective organisations can spur HR engagement and the various challenges to be addressed, including the expectations and drivers of the younger generation in the workforce. Panellists for the forum (from left) HR Expert and Author, Dr Elizabeth Martin-Chua, SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong, Associate Consultant, Singapore Human Resource Institute, Mr Henri Tan & Deputy Project Manager, HSL Constructor Pte Ltd, Mr Daniel Ong SCAL would like to thank all attendees for their participation and support to make this forum a success. Let s continue to strengthen our HR practices by engaging and creating a positive environment where employees are willing to go above and beyond to fuel the success of your organisation. Presentation by Deputy Project Manager, HSL Constructor Pte Ltd, Mr Daniel Ong Over 160 HR practitioners, executives and managers attended the SCAL HR Forum 2016 The Contractor Apr-Jun

18 41st ASEAN Constructors Federation Council Meeting 3 June 2016 Delegates from each association member SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo presenting the country report The 41st ASEAN Constructors Federation (ACF) Council meeting was held on 3 June 2016 at the InterContinental Hotel in Bangkok. Hosted by the Thai Contractors Association which is the current chair of ACF, the meeting was attended by the following members: Cambodia Constructors Association Indonesian Contractors Association Master Builders Association Malaysia Philippines Constructors Association Singapore Contractors Association Vietnam Association of Construction Contractors exchange of information and know-how for improvement of construction technology and management. Among the projects discussed at the Bangkok meeting were a Train-the-Trainers programme for ASEAN Construction Standards Trade Skill Training, and a proposed Directory of ACF constituents. The meeting also admitted the Myanmar Construction Entr epreneurs Association (MCEA) as a member of ACF. The next ACF meeting would be hosted by MCEA in November SCAL was represented by Mr Kenneth Loo, Mr Ng Yek Meng, Dr Ho Nyok Yong, Mr Lam Kong Hong and Ms Esther Heng. The objective of ACF was to foster closer cooperation among the construction contractors in the ASEAN region and to offer business networking opportunities for construction firms and stakeholders. In addition, the ACF promotes the 16 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

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23 SCAL 14th Safety Site Visit to Woodlands South MRT Project 10 June 2016 Group photo of the participants D wall construction (Trench excavation) A plaque was presented to Mr Thiru, T205 project manager A group of 24 participants from 16 companies participated in a safety site visit at the T205 Woodlands South MRT Station project site on 10 June 2016 hosted by Woh Hup (Pte) Ltd. The visit is the 14th in the series of safety site visits organised by SCAL s Workplace Safety and Health Subcommittee. Through such visits, participants have the opportunity to gain insights and share experiences on the most effective ways and means of improving safety performance. Upon arrival at the site, Mr Yong Mee Him, Executive Director of Woh Hup (Pte) Ltd provided an introduction to the site and an overview of the safety policies implemented. He emphasised that Woh Hup has been working closely with the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to improve various safety aspects of the project. Project Manager Mr Shanmugam Thiru Moorthy gave a brief introduction on the Woh Hup s personnel briefing the participants T205 project, and highlighted that since its commencement in August 2013, the project has achieved 1.5 million accident free man-hours. WSHE Manager Mr Don Wilson Paua also highlighted that the construction site has no records of mosquito breeding during the vector inspections conducted by NEA from the period of August 2013 to May The participants then witnessed the safety provisions for D Wall construction (Trench excavation) which was barricaded at all 4 sites. The site visit concluded with a plaque presented by SCAL in appreciation to Woh Hup. SCAL would like to encourage more members to participate for our upcoming safety site visits to increase the health and safety knowledge of safety personnel through toolbox talks and discussions on health and safety working practices. The Contractor Apr-Jun

24 SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar 22 June 2016 SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo delivering his welcome speech SCAL held its 33rd Annual Construction Safety, Health & Security Seminar on 22 June this year in collaboration with the Employment and Employability Institute (e2i). Over 200 participants attended the seminar, which adopted the theme: Safety starts with me Prevent all injuries. Go home safe and healthy. Besides promoting greater awareness for occupational safety and health, the seminar aims to engage safety personnel in the construction industry with in-depth knowledge of the latest development on safety management systems, worksite safety practices and up-to-date issues. In his welcome speech, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo shared on SCAL s inaugural annual Construction Safety Promotion Month launched on 1 June 2016, with the key message to leadership in construction firms that safety must be their top priority. As part of the campaign, a series of CEO Site Safety Awareness activities was also rolled out. The campaign saw the participation of some 26 companies engaged in various safety activities conducted at over 70 construction worksites throughout the month. In his opening address, Minister of State for Manpower, Mr Sam Tan emphasised the need for concerted and urgent action to be taken to improve workplace safety in the construction sector. He reiterated that employers have a duty to protect workers and promote safe and healthy workplaces. MOM and the WSH Council will also step up outreach, advertising and publicity efforts to raise safety awareness among our workers. Posters of pictograms showing simple and practical steps that workers can take to prevent injuries will be distributed to all construction worksites and foreign worker dormitories. We have produced decals showing the Do s and Don ts in common work situations with high incidences of injuries, he said. Mr Tan also announced that from October 2016, basic skilled R2 workers engaged in environmental, health and safety could be upgraded to higher skilled R1 workers (see box story on Pg 23). The SCAL Safety Campaign was also a platform to recognise companies and individuals who were presented the SCAL Innovation Convention and SCAL WSH Supervisors Awards SCAL would like to congratulate the following winners: The winners of the SCAL Supervisor Awards 2016 are as follows: Name of Supervisor Name of Company Hossain Md Zakir Progressive Builders Pte Ltd Mr Ong Zhi Jian Woh Hup Obayashi Joint Venutre Mr Sunny Saha Narayan Saha Award Gold Silver Woh Hup Pte Ltd Bronze 22 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

25 2016 Over 200 participants attended the SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar 2016 The winners of the SCAL Innovation Convention 2016 are as follows: Name of Company Lian Soon Construction Ed.Zublin AG Pipe Jacking Division Name of Team LSC Innovation Team WAH SAFE Team Title of Project Innovative Drain (idrain The Durable- Reusable ECM Drain) Inverted Umbrella Platform Award Gold Silver Participants touring the exhibits at SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar 2016 Woh Hup Obayashi Joint Venture Teambuild Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd Land Transport Authority JEWEL Project Jewel Silver Teambuild EHS Innovation Team 2 Hard Hats PPVC Safer Innovation Wireless Anti-Collision Sensory Protection (W.A.S.P) Bronze Bronze (continued on pg 24) Pathway to upgrade experienced EHS workers to Higher Skilled R1 workers Starting 1 October 2016, the government will be extending its Multiskilling scheme to more experienced workers specialised in safety-related works on site. This was announced by MOS Sam Tan at the SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar 2016, in recognition of the importance of EHS workers to ensure appropriate safety and health measures at work. Over the years, SCAL has raised the importance of recognising Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) trained work permit holders as Higher Skilled R1 workers. SCAL is delighted that the government has supported our efforts to improve the WSH standards and quality of the construction workforce. The Contractor Apr-Jun

26 SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar 22 June 2016 (continued from pg 23) Our partner from Devan Nair Institute for Employment and Employability, e2i SCAL would like to thank the following exhibitors: 1. Employment and Employability Institute (e2i) 2. Workplace Safety and Health Council 3. Ministry of Manpower 4. The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) 5. Tractel Singapore Pte Ltd 6. 3M Personal Safety Solutions 7. Hubble Pte Ltd 8. SC2 Pte Ltd 9. SCAL Academy In conjunction with the seminar, Mr Tan visited a public housing construction project at Bukit Batok, West Terra to witness first-hand how the contractor Teambuild incorporates good WSH practices to reduce risks and protect their workers. During the site walk, Mr Tan pinned the 5 Golden Safety Rules poster at the worker s notice board and the Crane Safety sticker on the barricaded lifting area. The posters and decals will serve as a constant visual reminder to workers to be safety-conscious. Management group photo taken with MOS Mr Sam Tan at Bukit Batok, West Terra Construction Site Through the SCAL Construction Safety, Health and Security Seminar, SCAL hopes that companies would be inspired and step up their efforts towards better accomplishments in Workplace Health and Safety. On the broader front, SCAL will work closely with the Construction Industry Joint Committee (CIJC) to urge industry players and stakeholders to play their part in facilitating safe practices at construction sites. (From left) Chairman of SCAL s Workplace Safety and Health, Mr Lee Kay Chai, MOM Director of Industry Practices, Sensing and Engagement, Ms Ho Lai Fung, SCAL Honorary/ Immd Past President, Dr Ho Nyok Yong, Minister of State for Manpower, Mr Sam Tan, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo, SCAL 1st Vice President, Mr Ng Yek Meng, MOM Director of Occupational Safety and Health Inspectorate, Mr Chan Yew Kwong & SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong 24 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

27 2016 Secretariat and staff from SCAL, SC2 & SCAL Academy SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo (far left) and Minister of State for Manpower, Mr Sam Tan (far right) together with winners of the SCAL Supervisor Awards 2016 MOS, Mr Sam Tan pinning the Crane Safety Sticker on the barricaded lifting area Guest of Honour, Minister of State for Manpower, Mr Sam Tan giving his opening speech The Contractor Apr-Jun

28 SCAL Charity Golf Tournament at Seletar Country Club 24 June 2016 (From left) Mr Jason Tay, Dr Ho Nyok Yong & Mr Yam Ah Mee Our golfer in his professional swing In aid of a new SCAL-NKF Dialysis Centre, more than $1.8 million was raised at the SCAL Charity Golf Tournament 2016 organised in partnership with the NKF on Friday, 24 June 2016 at Seletar Country Club. Scheduled to open on 31 July 2016, the SCAL-NKF Dialysis Centre, located at Yishun Street 81 will ease the crunch at NKF s existing facilities, which are operating at near to full capacity. With a total of 14 dialysis stations, the Centre will enable the effective treatment and care of up to 84 patients per week. The new centre is the second being sponsored by SCAL. The first SCAL-NKF Dialysis Centre was located at Henderson Road. Opened in October 1994, it had to make way for en bloc redevelopment plans in Bukit Merah at that time and ceased operations in July In recognition of SCAL s contributions, the NKF Woodlands Dialysis Centre will be renamed SCAL-NKF Dialysis Centre (Woodlands Branch). Group photo taken with our Guest-of-Honour, Mr Lim Swee Say before the tee-off Hole-in-one Prize, Hyundai Santa Fe sponsored by Komoco motors Pte ltd 26 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

29 (From left) SCAL 1st Vice President, Mr Ng Yek Meng, SCAL Honorary/ Immd Past President, Dr Ho Nyok Yong, SCAL Organising Committee Chairman, Mr Jason Tay, GOH Mr Lim Swee Say & SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo (From left) SCAL Secretariat, Mr Kenny Ng, Ms Sey Yah, Ms Jeanette Yew, Ms Daphne Pua, Ms Doreen Tia, SCAL Organising Committee Chairman, Mr Jason Tay & SCAL General Manager, Mr Tan Kok Chuan Teeing off with 132 avid golfers was Minister for Manpower, Mr Lim Swee Say, who was the guest-of-honour for the event. Mr Lim played alongside with SCAL 1st Vice President, Mr Ng Yek Meng, SCAL 2nd Vice President, Mr Dominic Choy and Mr Jonathan Yeo, Director of the Living Environment Division at Mitsubishi Electric Asia. Thankfully the weather held and the course was presented in good conditions for the tournament. The day wrapped up with a well-attended dinner reception held at the Seletar room. It was an excellent opportunity for attendees to meet each other, network and to forge lasting friendships. (continue on pg 28) (From left) Senior Manager of Schneider Electric, Mr Lim Say Leong, Director of Prudential, Mr Joseph Siah, SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong & Board Member of Tsu Chi Foundation, Mr Sim Sem Peng The Contractor Apr-Jun

30 SCAL Charity Golf Tournament at Seletar Country Club 24 June 2016 (continued from pg 27) Our Golfers Teeing Off At the presentation ceremony, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo in his welcome speech highlighted on SCAL s commitment to an active Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) agenda. He said that SCAL will continue to work closely with government agencies and nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) to serve our community. Mr Loo accompanied by SCAL CSR Chairman, Mr Eugene Yong and Minister Lim presented a cheque of $964,500 to NKF Chairman, Mr Koh Poh Tiong. The amount was made up from $364,500 raised through the SCAL Charity Golf Tournaments in 2015 and 2016, SCAL s outright contribution of $600,000 and government s dollar-for-dollar matching grant. Golfing with Guest-of-Honour, Mr Lim Swee Say (From left) Dr Ho Nyok Yong, Mr Yam Ah Mee, Mr Kenneth Loo, Mr Ng Yek Meng, GOH, Mr Lim Swee Say, Mr Jonathan Yeo, Mr Dominic Choy, Mr Jason Tay In his speech, Mr Koh expressed his gratitude to SCAL and its sponsors for the tremendous efforts to raise funds for the new Centre. We will continue with our programmes to encourage the community to lead healthier lifestyles and stave off the onset of disease such as diabetes and hypertension, which are the leading causes of kidney failure, he said. The night came to a fitting close where winners were awarded for the Division A, Division B and the overall SCAL Challenge Trophies. SCAL 1st Vice President, Mr Ng Yek Meng, Guest-of-Honour, Minister for Manpower, Mr Lim Swee Say, Director of the Living Environment Division at Mitsubishi Electric Asia, Mr Jonathan Yeo & SCAL 2nd Vice President, Mr Dominic Choy 28 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

31 Council Members & invited guest mingling with the Guest-of-Honour, Mr Lim Swee Say Winners for SCAL Challenge Trophies Best Stable-Ford Pair Lim Kong Eng Challenge Trophy Mr Hiroyuki Takedagawa & Mr Siau Sun King Yongnam Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd (From left) SCAL CSR Chairman, Mr Eugene Yong, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo, Minister for Manpower, Mr Lim Swee Say, NKF Chairman, Mr Koh Poh Tiong and NKF CEO, Mr Edmund Kwok Prize Presentation Ceremony A Division Best Gross Score Kong Mun Kwong Challenge Trophy Mr Choo Kim Hiong JYC-NCL Pte Ltd Best Stable-Ford Tan Eng Leong Challenge Trophy Mr Joel Lee Lian Soon Construction Pte Ltd Division B Best Gross Score Jimmy Koh Challenge Trophy Mr Eric Soh Samwoh Corporation Pte Ltd Best Stable-Ford Chaung Shaw Peng Challenge Trophy Mr Siau Sun King Yongnam Engineerin & Construction Pte Ltd The Contractor Apr-Jun

32 SCAL 38th Annual General Meeting 28 June 2016 (From left) Asst Secretary-General, Mr Lee Kay Chai, Secretary-General, Mr Wilson Wong, SCAL 2nd Vice President, Mr Dominic Choy, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo, SCAL 1st Vice President, Mr Ng Yek Meng, Asst Treasurer, Mr Quek Hong Peng & SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong SCAL held its 38th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 28 June The AGM was chaired by SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo, with a total of 45 members in attendance. Secretary-General, Mr Wilson Wong gave a presentation on the overview of the construction industry for In his report, he shared that the total construction demand fell 30% from $38.8 billion in 2014 to $27.2 billion in 2015 due to the moderation of public and private sector contracts. Mr Wong also reported that based on the Building & Construction Authority s Development Plans Survey, total construction demand for 2016 is likely to be between $27 million to $34 billion. With the economic slowdown, tightening labour market and uncertain operating conditions, Mr Wong highlighted that the construction industry will continue to face challenges such as escalating cost, manpower and safety issues. After the presentation, Assistant Treasurer, Mr Quek Hong Peng reported that the financial status of the SCAL Group for 2015 financial year as positive on the whole. Council members approved the Annual Report for 2015, including the annual and consolidated financial statements. In his address, SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo underlined the achievements SCAL has made in the past one year. In particular he singled out the recent announcement by government to provide environmental, health and safety (EHS) workers a pathway to be classified as higher skilled R1 workers. SCAL has previously requested for workers engaged in EHS to be recognised and classified as R1. This was an idea suggested by our council a few years back. Since then, SCAL has taken on this suggestion and A total of 45 members attended the SCAL 38th Annual General Meeting started lobbying with MOM and BCA for the change in the upgrading scheme, he said. The meeting concluded with Mr Loo thanking the council, secretariat and SCAL members for their endless efforts and dedication to drive the progress of the association. Mr Loo encouraged members to stay positive to embrace the challenges ahead. SCAL on our part will endeavour to champion for members and continue to be the voice of the construction industry. 30 The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

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38 From Our Diary April to June 2016 April SIA Golf 2016 SCAL 1st Vice President, Mr Ng Yek Meng attended the SIA Golf Tournament at Tanah Merah Country Club, Tampines Course on 1 April A*STAR SME Day 2016 SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo attended the A*STAR SME Day at Marina Bay Sands on 5 April Architecture & Building Services Appreciation Night 2016 Mr Ng Yek Meng attended the Architecture & Building Services Appreciation Night 2016 at the Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) on 8 April SCAL Blood Donation Drive 2016 SCAL organised a Blood Donation Drive on 13 April Administered by Singapore Red Cross, 136 member staff signed up for Donation Drive held at SCAL Multi Purpose Hall. 5. SNEF Post Budget 2016 Dialogue with Minister Lim Swee Say Council Member, Mr David Leong, SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong, General Manager, Mr Tan Kok Chuan and Office Manager, Ms Esther Heng attended the SNEF Post Budget 2016 Dialogue with Minister Lim Swee Say at Suntec Convention Centre on 21 April May Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) 55th Annual Dinner SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo attended the SIA 55th Annual Dinner at Shangri-La Hotel on 5 May BCA-WDA-SMU Advanced Management Programme Graduation Ceremony 2016 SCAL Secretariat attended the Graduation Ceremony 2016 for the 6th cohort of BCA-SMU-WDA Advanced Management Programme on Productivity & Leadership Development at BCA academy on 6 May Lead Partners Dinner 2016 SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo attended the Lead Partners Dinner 2016 at Park Royal on Beach Road on 10 May Singapore Polytechnic Graduation 2016 SCAL General Manager, Mr Tan Kok Chuan attended the Singapore Polytechnic Graduation 2016 on 10 May SG50 Appreciation Lunch Mr Kenneth Loo, SCAL Honorary/ Immd Past President, Dr Ho Nyok Yong and Ms Esther Heng attended the SG50 Appreciation Lunch at Shangri-la Hotel on 29 April The Contractor Apr-Jun 2016

39 June 2016 May MBAM 62nd Anniversary Dinner SCAL Honorary President, Immd Past President, Dr Ho Nyok Yong attended the 62nd MBAM Anniversary Dinner at Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa on 27 May SBF ASEAN Conference 2016 SCAL Executive Director, Mr Lam Kong Hong attended the SBF ASEAN Conference 2016 at Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre on 31 May Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore (ACES) Golf Tournament 2016 SCAL 1st Vice President, Mr Ng Yek Meng attended the ACES Golf Tournament on 9 June 2016 at Orchid Country Club. 2. BCA Partners Appreciation Reception SCAL President, Mr Kenneth Loo attended the BCA Partners Appreciation Reception on 16 June 2016 at BCA s JEM Office. 3. Singapore Business Federation (SBF) Ministerial Dialogue Mr Kenneth Loo, Mr Ng Yek Meng, and Mr Lam Kong Hong attended SBF Ministerial Dialogue on 27 June 2016 at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel. The Contractor Jan-Mar Apr-Jun

40 Upcoming Events September to October 2016 September 2016 October SCAL 79th Anniversary Dinner Date: 2 September 2016 Time: 6.00pm (Cocktail Activities and Reception) Venue: Resorts World Sentosa Compass West Ballroom, Level B2, 8 Sentosa Gateway S For enquiries, please contact Daphne Pua at daphne@scal. com.sg 2 International Green Building Conference 2016 Date: 7 9 September 2016 Venue: Marina Bay Sands Singapore For conference enquiries, please contact Gladys Heng at igbc@reedexpo.com.sg 3 BuildTech Asia 2016 Date: October 2016 Venue: Singapore EXPO Halls 3 4 and MAX Atria For more information, please visit 4 SCAL Environmental Sustainability Conference 2016 Date: 20 October 2016 Venue: Singapore EXPO, MAX Atria For more information, please contact Wei Xuan at weixuan@scal.com.sg

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42 updated on 01 Jul 2016 SCAL Academy Training Calendar (July December 2016) SCAL ACADEMY Training Calendar (Jul- Dec 2016) Please visit our website for course details, brochures and online application. For Courses, go to For Seminars, go to Enquiries: For Workshops, go to / enquiries@scal-academy.com.sg Enquiries Call Us: enquiry@scal-academy.com.sg Please visit our website for course details, brochures and online application. Members enjoy subsidised course fees! Call us to find out more. We also provide customized in-house trainings, seminars and workshops! Courses (Accredited by MOM, SAC & WDA) CPD Points Duration Jul 2016 Aug 2016 Sep 2016 Oct 2016 Nov 2016 Dec 2016 SDU PDU CET hrs Hr DAYS / EVENINGS DAY EVENING DAY EVENING DAY EVENING DAY EVENING DAY EVENING DAY EVENING WSQ for WSH Personnels WSQ Advanced Certificate in Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) - Level B MONTHS Jul - Oct Aug - Nov Sep - Dec Oct - Jan 17 Nov - Feb 17 Dec - Mar 17 2 ½ DAYS WSQ Develop a Risk Management Implementation Plan / / / / / / ½ EVENINGS 5 DAYS WSQ Access Confined Space for Safe Entry and Work please logon to for latest schedules 11 EVENINGS 3 WEEKDAYS WSQ Supervise Work in Confined Space Operation 21 please logon to for latest schedules 6 EVENINGS WSQ Perform Work in Confined Space Operation 14 1 ½ DAYS 12-13/ / / / / /13-14 Managers Construction Safety Course for Project Managers EVENINGS 01-15/ / / / / /16-30 Workplace Safety and Health Refresher Training for Project Managers ½ DAY please contact Ms Elynda Cheak at for available dates Design for Safety for Professionals Course DAYS please contact Ms Elynda Cheak at for available dates Managing Work-at-Heights Course DAYS 11-13/ / / / / /19-21 Supervisors 4 WEEKDAYS 11-14/ / / / / /19-22 Building Construction Supervisors Safety Course (English) 34 4SATURDAYS SUNDAYS EVENINGS 01-15/ / / / / / WEEKDAYS Building Construction Supervisors Safety Course 建築督工安全课程 ( 华文班 ) 34 4SATURDAYS EVENINGS Building Construction Supervisors Safety (Tunnelling) 15 5 EVENINGS Formwork Safety Course for Supervisors (English) EVENINGS Formwork Safety Course for Supervisors 模板工程安全课程 ( 华文班 ) EVENINGS WEEKDAYS Supervision of Metal Scaffold Erection Course (English) EVENINGS + 3 SATURDAYS WEEKDAYS Supervision of Metal Scaffold Erection Course ( 华文班 ) 75 Please call Ms for latest schedules 15 EVENINGS + 3 SATURDAYS 4 WEEKDAYS Manhole Safety Assessors Course please logon to for latest schedules 10 EVENINGS Suspended Scaffold Supervisors Course 32 4 WEEKDAYS please logon to for latest schedules Workers Construction Safety Orientation Course (English/ 华文 /Malay/Tamil/Bengali/Thai/Myanmar) Construction Safety Orientation Course (Recertification Exam) English/ 华文 /Malay/Tamil/Bengali/Thai/Myanmar 17 2 DAYS 5 1 DAY please logon to for latest schedules please logon to for latest schedules Formwork Safety Course forworkers (English) 8 1 DAY please contact Ms Thinzar at for available dates Explosive Powered Tools Operator Course 8 1 DAY WEEKDAYS 01-08/ / / / / /19-23 Metal Scaffold Erection Course (English) EVENINGS 01-15/ / / / / /16-30 Metal Scaffold Erection Course 金属鹰架搭建 ( 华文班 ) 10 EVENINGS Safety Orientation Course (Metalworking) for Workers (English / 华文班 ) DAY please logon to for latest schedules Shipyard Safety Instruction Course for Workers 华文班 ) (English/ DAY please logon to for latest schedules Safety Orientation Course (Tunnelling) for Workers 4 ½ Day Suspended Scaffold Riggers Course 25 3 WEEKDAYS please logon to for latest schedules Work-at-Height Course for Workers (English,Mandarin, Tamil, Myanmar) 8 1 DAY please logon to for latest schedules NOTE: Dates and details are subject to changes without prior notice. NOTE: Dates and details are subject to changes without prior notice. For full details, please logon to or contact us at

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