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Singapore Institution of Safety Officers Annual Report 2013

Prepared by SISO Secretariat of 14 pages

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Annual Report 2013

Singapore Institution of Safety Officers



Contents

1. MAJOR EVENTS & PROGRAMMES IN 2013 ........................................... 3

1.1 39TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING …………………………………………………………... 3

1.2 FULL MEMBER OF APOSHO …………………………………………………...……….... 3

1.3 SISO AND SINSOC JOINED HANDS FOR THE 28TH SEA GAMES .. ..……..………......... 3

1.4 8TH ASIA PACIFIC SYMPOSIUM ON SAFETY/4TH CONFERENCE ON

SAFETY & HEALTH IN RESEARCH & EDUCATION ………………………………. 4

1.5 11TH WSHO CONFERENCE …………………………………………………………………4

1.6 PSM FOUNDATION CLASS AND MASTER CLASS …………………………………….. 5

1.7 WSH ASIA 2013: CONFERENCE ON WSH ……………………………………………...... 5

1.8 WORKPLACE SAFETY & HEALTH WSQ FRAMEWORK PROGRAMMES ………….. 6

2. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ........................................................... 6

2.1 WORKPLACE SAFETY & HEALTH COMMITTEE TRAINING COURSES ......................................... 6 2.2 RISK MANAGEMENT COURSES ................................................................................................... 6 2.3 OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ................................................................................................................... 7

3. MEMBERSHIP MATTERS ....................................................................... 7

3.1 MEMBERS’ NITE ......................................................................................................................... 7 3.2 CPR-AED PROVIDER & TRAINER COURSE ……………………………………………... 8 3.3 WSH OFFICER AWARDS 2014 ...………………................................................................. 8 3.4 OUR SAFETY MATTERS MAGAZINE … ............................................................................. 8

4. COMMITTEES & REPRESENTATIONS .................................................... 9

4.1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ............................................................................................................ 9 4.2 REPRESENTATIONS IN OTHER ORGANISATIONS ......................................................................... 9

5. ENGAGEMENT & OUTREACH ................................................................. 9

5.1 SPEAKING AND EDITORIAL ENGAGEMENTS .................................................................. 9 5.2 INDUSTRIAL FORUMS/BRIEFING ................................................................................................ 10 5.3 OTHER EVENTS ........................................................................................................................ 11

Attachment A - List of New and Upgraded SISO Members in 2013

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1. MAJOR EVENTS & HIGHLIGHTS IN 2013

1.1 39TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The 39th Annual General Meeting of the Institution was held on 15h March 2013 at the York

Hotel. It was attended by 120 Professional Members, Associate Members and Corporate

Members. The 2012 Annual Report and Statement of Accounts were tabled and approved

at the meeting.

1.2 FULL MEMBER OF APOSHO

SISO was accepted as a Full Member of the Asia Pacific Occupational Safety & Health Organisation (APOSHO) in October 2013.

APOSHO is an international body, whose members are non- profit professional OSH

organizations in the Asia Pacific Region and beyond, dedicated to the promotion and

enhancement of occupational safety and health practices. Established in 1985, APOSHO is widely recognized as the most influential voice in OSH in the region. SISO has voting rights as a full member and this will allow SISO to play an active role in the development of the profession in Asia Pacific. SISO would like to acknowledge the guidance of Mr Ameerali Abdeali from National Safety Council of Singapore with attaining membership of this important organization.

1.3 SISO AND SINGSOC JOINED HANDS FOR THE 28TH SEA GAMES

The Singapore Southeast Asian Games Organising Committee (SINGSOC) and SISO signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 8th July 2013 marking both parties' commitment to look into the safety aspects of the 28th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in 2015 in Singapore.

The agreement will see the development and implementation of risk management plans for the 28th SEA Games. This initiative saw more than 100 SISO members, who are qualified Workplace Safety and Health Officers, volunteer their services on a pro-bono basis. They will help to conduct risk assessments of the venues over the first six months or so. SISO members have already started the engagement programme with business partners through a series of workshops on sports safety.



1.4 8TH ASIA PACIFIC SYMPOSIUM ON SAFETY / 4TH

CONFERENCE ON

SAFETY & HEALTH IN RESEARCH & EDUCATION

SISO was proud to have hosted these two related events, held back-to-back over 3 days, which provided the more than 260 delegates with in-depth appreciation into WSH researches, practices, functions and innovations.

Translating Research into Practice was the theme for the 8th Asia Pacific Symposium on Safety (APSS) held on 17 & 18 Oct 2013. Inaugurated in 1999, under the auspices of the Asia Pacific Association of Safety Engineering Society (APASES), the APSS is an international gathering of safety researchers and practitioners of WSH for the sharing of knowledge in research, technological advancement, innovation and emerging issues. The symposium saw 69 papers and 35 posters on the practical aspects of WSH research.

The 4th Conference on “Safety and Health in Research and Education: Enhancing Competencies – Systems & Practices” (SHRE) held on 16 and 17 October 2013 provided delegates with a platform to share strategic capabilities to develop sound safety and health management systems, which included leadership functions in research and educational institutions.

The twin event was graced by the presence of Guest of Honour, Mr Hawazi Daipi, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Education & Ministry of Manpower, Singapore.

At the conclusion of the APSS, SISO was elected the APASES President during the APASES Board meeting. The key roles of APASES are to create a vibrant WSH research community and a platform for researchers and students in the Asia Pacific to share their WSH research.

1.5 11TH WSHO CONFERENCE

The 11th WSHO Conference saw a strong turnout of 700 delegates and guests. Besides offering an excellent opportunity for WSH professionals to learn and share on the latest thinking and developments in WSH, the iconic event was also a platform for fellow professionals to network.

Themed “Evolving Effective WSH Leadership”, the conference highlighted the leading and influencing role the WSH professional plays in driving WSH to the next level in his or her organization. Guest-of-Honour, Er Ho Siong Hin, Commissioner for Workplace Safety and Health, graced the event with his presence. In his keynote speech, he added the importance of having management view safety as a business objective because they are an integral part of business operations and outcomes and they directly affect workforce potential.

This year’s event also saw several senior WSH leaders, management strategists and WSH researcher presenters, including Dr Najmedin Meshkati, a human factor expert from the University of Southern California who gave a presentation on Effective Safety Leadership.



Er Ho together with Mr Lai Poon Piau, Executive Director of Workplace Safety and Health Council, and Dr Jukka Takala, Executive Director of Workplace Safety and Health Institute, took to the stage for the popular “In Conversation” segment and fielded questions on wide-ranging WSH issues.

1.6 PSM FOUNDATION CLASS AND MASTER CLASS

SISO and the Society of Loss Prevention, supported by the Singapore Workforce Development Agency and the Workplace Safety and Health Council, launched the Process Safety Management (PSM) Foundation and Master Class course series in 2013. The course aims to elevate the PSM standards in Singapore with a view to increasing efficiency and enhancing productivity in the process industry.

In conjunction with the launch of the PSM programme, a PSM Seminar was held on 4 February 2013, officiated by Mr Karthikeyan s/o R. Krishnamurthy, Chairman, WSH Council (Chemical Industries) Committee. The PSM Seminar featured a Keynote Speech by Professor Sidney Dekker from Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia who has gained wide acclaim for his ground-breaking work in systems failure and human error around the globe.

In his speech, SISO President Seet said that the launch of the PSM programme is a significant milestone for one of the key objectives of the Singapore Institution of Safety Officers to provide and facilitate professional development opportunities to continually enhance the competence of its members and to help raise the standards of process safety in Singapore.

1.7 WSH ASIA 2013: CONFERENCE ON WSH

The Conference on Workplace Safety & Health was held in conjunction with the inaugural WSH Asia 2013. It provided a platform for industry practitioners to share insights and innovations, as well as discuss emerging issues and trends. It was held on 8 May at the Marina Bay Sands (Expo & Convention Centre) and the Conference was attended by 170 participants.

The Conference was graced by senior WSH practitioners and regulators, as well as industry experts. Eight speakers presented their industry with hot topics ranging from safety culture to safety management, working-at-heights and behaviour-based safety.



1.8 WORKPLACE SAFETY & HEALTH WSQ FRAMEWORK PROGRAMMES

Following the successful graduation of our 45 WSH Specialist Diploma and 134 WSH

Advanced Certificate students in year 2012, SISO was appointed by Workforce Development

Agency as an approved programme partner to deliver Workplace Safety and Health

Professional courses. As an approved Programme Partner, eligible participants who attend

the courses at SISO would get advance course fee grants of between 70% and 90% for

recognised WSH qualification programmes, i.e. the WSQ Certificate, Advanced Certificate,

and Specialist Diploma in WSH.

As of 31 Dec 2013, a total of 198 Specialist Diploma in WSH, 237 Advanced Certificate in

WSH and 72 Certificate in WSH students had graduated from SISO.

2. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

For the year 2013, SISO worked with various Government Agencies and Commercial Service

Providers to organise courses as part of our mission to raise and sustain improvements in

WSH standards in Singapore. These programmes benefited a total of 1106 participants.

Some of these programmes included:

2.1 WORKPLACE SAFETY & HEALTH COMMITTEE TRAINING COURSES

SISO continued to run the Workplace Safety and Health Committee Training Course to

provide learners with the skills and knowledge required to perform and discharge their

responsibilities as safety committee members. This course has attracted more than 335

participants from many different industries.

2.2 RISK MANAGEMENT COURSES

A series of Risk management courses were organised to provide the learners with the skills

and knowledge required to implement effective risk assessment (RA) in their workplaces.

SISO trained 357 participants with its public and in-house Risk Management Courses. These

courses are tied to level 2 of the WSHC’S bizSAFE programme.

SISO was appointed by the Workforce Development Agency as an Approved Training

Organisation (ATO) to deliver Risk Management Courses. As an ATO, eligible participants

who attend the Risk Management courses at SISO would get course fee grants of up to 90%

of the course fee upon successful completion and being certified competent.



2.3 OTHER HIGHLIGHTS

As part of its mission to establish professional development opportunities and to enhance the

competence of WSH practitioners, SISO has dedicated itself to delivering quality continuing

professional education for WSH practitioners.

Some of the programmes organised by SISO in 2013 included:

Overview of Process Safety Management with specific emphasis on Process Hazard

Analysis (PHA), Human Factors (HF), and Systems Safety (SS)

Practical Approach to Leading and Nurturing a Safety Culture in an Organization

Machine Safety Evaluation - Mechanical and Electrical

Leading and Influencing Strategies Workshop for WSH Professionals

WSH Professional Toolkit on " Behavior Based Safety"

Working Safety at Height workshop

Code of Practice on Safe Use of Powered Counterbalanced Forklifts

Mobile Elevated Work Platform Forum for WSH Professionals

Talk on new regulations on Work at Height

SS569 : 2011 Code of practice for manual handling

Fostering a Culture of Innovation at the Workplace for WSH Professionals

Techniques to Implement Continual Workplace Improvement for WSH Professionals

OHSAS 18001 and SS506 Part 1 - Internal Auditor Course

3. MEMBERSHIP MATTERS

2013 saw the Institution welcoming 220 new members into its fold. We extend a very warm welcome to all the new members (see Appendix A) and look forward to their support of the Institution and all its activities. These new members comprise 171 Professional, 39 Associate, and 10 Corporate Members. The addition of the new members brings the total number of members in the Institution to 1711. This number comprises of 4 Fellow Members, 1330 Professional Members, 259 Associate Members and 118 Corporate Members. At the end of 2013, however, 55 members’ subscriptions had either lapsed or they had yet to update their subscriptions on time.

3.1 MEMBERS’ NITE

156 members and guests enjoyed a night out at the Orchard Hotel Singapore on 10 Jan 2014. This networking event was the perfect setting for members and guests to interact and catch up with old friends and make new ones. It was an evening of good food, fun and enjoyment. They were offered a spread of international dishes, entertained by Emcee Damos who facilitated games and excitement with vouchers and gift cards.



3.2 CPR-AED PROVIDER & TRAINER COURSE

In collaboration with the National Resuscitation Council (NRC), about 70 SISO members successfully completed the CPR-AED Provider and Trainer Programme. Upon completion of the final practical module, to be held on 19 Jan 2014 at the National Life Saving Day 2014, these members will be certified to conduct this critical life-saving skill to their colleagues at their workplaces. With this certification, these SISO members will also be able to contribute actively back to the society by conducting CPR-AED Provider course at community life-saving activities organised by NRC.

3.3 WSH OFFICER AWARDS 2013

SISO was once again invited by the Workplace Safety and Health Council to administer the prestigious Annual Safety Officer Awards 2013. From the 6 applications, Mr Teo Peng Tiong from PPL Shipyard Pte Ltd was selected to receive the award.

3.4 OUR SAFETY MATTERS MAGAZINE

SAFETY MATTERS remains a choice read for our WSH professionals. During the year, four quarterly issues were published with an average circulation of about 2,700copies The publication underwent its biggest facelift yet in June 2013. With a professional copywriter on board and a new, neater layout, the latest edition of the publication is easy on the eyes and has greater readability and focus. We take this opportunity to thank all our advertisers and contributors for their unstinting support, without which the newsletter would not have been possible.



4. COMMITTEES & REPRESENTATIONS

4.1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Executive Committee for 2012 - 2014 continues to initiate, develop and manage the affairs of the Institution and the many varied programmes and activities which contribute to the continued development and growth of SISO. Members of the Committee comprise:

Seet Choh San - President Bernard Soh - Vice-President Niranjan Masurekar - Hon Secretary / Lead, GIA (replaced Edwin Yap, resigned) Seah Liang Bing - Treasurer Andrew H S Tan - Asst Secretary Mohd Japa Bin Rusdi - Member (Lead, Membership) Ong Pak Shoon - Member (Lead, Conferences & Events) Saravanan G - Member (Lead, PD – Courses) Roger Lim - Member (Lead, Practices & Competency) Tan Yen Ping - Member (replaced Niranjan Masurekar, appointed Hon Secretary) S Damodaran - Co-Opted Member Goh Chye Guan - Co-Opted Member

Chan Yew Kwong - Ex-officio, WSHC

4.2 REPRESENTATIONS IN OTHER ORGANISATIONS

SISO members continued to represent the Institution in committees and working groups set up by other organisations, like WSHC, MOM, SPRING, etc. These volunteer members participated actively in developing and improving WSH guidelines, codes, and standards for Singapore.

5. ENGAGEMENT & OUTREACH

5.1 SPEAKING AND EDITORIAL ENGAGEMENTS

SISO were invited to speak at various events and to provide articles for publications on WSH. These engagements allow SISO to extend our outreach to beyond the traditional sectors to enhance awareness of the profession and industry. At the Professional Audio, Lighting, AV, Systems Integration, Music Software and Entertainment Technology Exhibition Asia 2013, SISO President, Mr Seet Choh San presented a paper on how the Entertainment Industry can benefit from adopting good WSH



practices at the concurrent Conference on Safety in the Entertainment Industry held on 18 Juy 2013. On 23 Jan 2013, Honorary Secretary, Mr Edwin Yap gave a talk on career opportunities in WSH at a career seminar for transiting Warrant Officers and Specialists from the Ministry of Defence and Singapore Armed Forces. SISO contributed articles to the following publication in 2013:

“Risk Management Guide for Businesses” by Singapore Business Federation (SBF). This publication was distributed to the over 5,000 SBF members.

“Career Transition” by Ministry of Defence, Career Transition Resource Centre. This magazine is circulated to SAF/MINDEF personnel who are either in transition or have recently transited, prospective employers, and industry partners.

5.2 INDUSTRY FORUMS/BRIEFING

SISO ran a series of industry forums/briefing to keep both members and the WSH community at large abreast of current WSH trends and developments:

“Forum on MEWP Forum: Can MEWPs provide a safer way of working at height?” –

Jointly organized with the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF), the event provided a platform on how to employ MEWPs effectively to reduce work-at-height accidents.

“WSH (WAH) Regulations: What WSHOs need to know”– With the introduction of the new WAH Regulation in 2013, this forum provided a timely platform for participants to seek clarifications from MOM officials and industry leaders speakers on key perspectives and impact of the act.

“WSH Briefing: Recent construction fatalities and what action plan WSHOs can take” – WSH officers who attended the event on 14 Nov 2013 learned from MOM and WSH Council speakers on the main causes of the spate of accidents in Singapore during the period from Jul to Oct 2013. The event was a timely reminder for WSHO on the need to be on vigil after one of the lowest accidents rate recorded for the period from Jan to Jun 2013 in recent years.



5.3 OTHER EVENTS

In 2013, SISO supported and participated in numerous events held by other organisations. These events enhanced participating SISO members’ knowledge and at the same time offered great networking opportunities for them. Some of these were:

GESSC eXchange 2013 on 2 Oct and “GESSC Seminar: Launch of Singapore Standards on Rope Access Systems and Awareness Sharing on WAH-related Singapore Standards” on 15 Nov organised by Standards Development Organisation-Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SDO-SMF)

CERT SEMINAR 2013 on 11 Oct organized by the Association of Company Emergency Response Teams, Singapore (ACERTS)

Professional Audio, Lighting, AV, Systems Integration, Music Software and Entertainment Technology Exhibition Asia 2013: Conference on Safety in the Entertainment Industry on 18 Jul 2013

Construction Safety, Health and Security Campaign 2013 on 15 Mar 2013 organised by Singapore Contractors Association Ltd

“IOSH WSH Forum: Managing Mega Construction Projects Safely - 2012 London Olympics and Others" on 9 May 2013 organised by IOSH (Singapore)

International WSH Conference for the Construction Industry on 13 & 14 Aug 2013 organised by IOSH (Singapore), BCA Academy and WSH Council

2-Day Process Safety Management Course on 7 & 8 Jan 2014 and Half- Day Workshop on SS 571:2011 - Code of Practice for Energy Lockout and Tagout on 20 Sep 201, organised by Society for Loss Prevention

IPAF Asia Conference: "Why Mobile Elevated Work Platform Are Safe & Productive For Temporary Working at Height" on 2 Aug 2013 organised by International Powered Access Federation (IPAF), Singapore

WSH Forum on 10 Jul and Work-at-heights Masterclass on 15 Nov organised by Singapore Polytechnic PACE Academy

Dialogue on “Shifting the Paradigm: Integrating Workplace Health Protection and Health Promotion” on 16 Dec organised by the NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health

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Appendix A LIST OF NEW AND UPGRADED SISO MEMBERS IN 2013

Upgraded from Associate to Professional Membership

1 Abdillah Az-Dzohry Bin Hashim 9 Mok Shi Fu 2 Anuar Bin Abdul Majid 10 Vetriselvan Prasath 3 Chin Derrick 11 Safiqul Islam Mohd Shaheb Ali 4 Muniyandi Ganesan 12 Tan Beo Giap Fabian 5 Han Meng Siew 13 Tee Boon Sern Jason Emmanuel 6 Hazman Bin Haroon 14 Teh Kheng Siang 7 Leong Wei Lee 15 Tiong Sing Kiong Nig 8 Lim Kim Leng 16 Tsai Fung Yee

17 Wu Yao Chu Professional Membership

1 Hubbathalai Ramachandran Anand 41 Koh Keow Beng 2 Ang Poh Koon 42 Koh Kok Kwang Frankie 3 Ang Seng Tiong 43 Koh Kwong Quee 4 Ang Ting Siong 44 Kong Kwok Leong 5 Aw Chee Mun 45 Muruganathan Kousalya 6 Nagarajan Bhaskar 46 Karuppiah Kumaravelu 7 Chan De Song 47 Lau Cheng Poh 8 Paramasamy Chandrasekar 48 Lau Keng Seng 9 Chan Kok Mun 49 Lee Chee Weng 10 Chan Weng Fitt 50 Lee Kian Yi 11 Chen Jie 51 Lee Zhen Yao 12 Chin Yee Fong Eunice 52 Leong Cheng Wee 13 Choo Fu Weng Eugene 53 Leong Kee Mei 14 Choo Joon Peat Peter 54 Liew Sunny Paul 15 Choo Soon Keat 55 Lim Chee Seng 16 Chong Yi Mei 56 Lim Chee Bem 17 Chow Choy Wah 57 Lim Yew Heng Hensier 18 Chua Chee Kiang 58 Liu Jingnan 19 Chua Teck Hui Marcus 59 Li Wei Xiong Joseph 20 Chua Zhi Hui 60 Loh Yuanhe 21 K Daniel Dharmaraj 61 Low Seng Lee 22 Gajendhiran s/o Dorairatnam 62 Low Siew Yong 23 Faruk Hossain Danu Mia 63 Low Sock Imm 24 Firdaws Moclis Bin Mohamed Yusoff 64 Arumugam Maheswaran 25 Pasupathy Vijay Ganesh 65 Venkataraman Marimuthu 26 Goh Teng Chye 66 Md Al-Amin Md Akkas Ali 27 Kolanji Govindan 67 Md Arif Ullah 28 Sathiamoorthy Govindarajan 68 Md Matiar Rahman 29 Indirakumar Gunasekaran 69 Md Sohab Ullah Bhuiyan 30 Heng Chee Wen 70 Md Tajul Islam Late Md Khorshedul 31 Huang Songliang 71 Min Thein 32 Hoe Yee Pin 72 Mohammad Abdur Rouf 33 Homayun Kabir 73 Mohammad Azan Budiman 34 Bong Narisma Salvador Ilustrisimo Jr 74 Mohammad Khairudin Bin Salihan 35 Jeo Joseph 75 Mohammad Shafiullah Mirdha 36 Maruthanayakam Kamalakannan 76 Mok Jyh Hyong 37 Piramaiya Kannan 77 Mazlan B Monip 38 Simon Kao Shih Woon 78 Muhammad Abdillah bin Abdul Subhan 39 Ganesan Karunanithi 79 Muhammad Firdaus Bin Norman 40 Khoo Winn Tee 80 Muhammad Nur Sufiyan Bin Adam



81 Muhammad Shairul Bin Tahir 121 Tan Eng Lam 82 Sanmugam Murali 122 Tan Geok Chuan 83 Nahid Ahmed 123 Tan Joo Jin 84 Neo Harry 124 Tan Kim Juan 85 Neo Seng Lee 125 Tan Kon Tee 86 Neo Willie 126 Tan Pak Keong 87 Ng Choon Wang 127 Tan Soon Hock 88 Oh Beng Teck Danny 128 Tan Ti Cher 89 Ong Eng Kok 129 Tan Wee Ping 90 Ong Puay Chin May 130 Tang Haojie 91 Pang Jue Saik 131 Tang Teen Tuck 92 Carpio Bernard Pamittan 132 Tay Chee Por 93 Srikanth Parthasarthy 133 Tay Hai Hwee 94 Peemohamed s/o Ahamed 134 Tay Kok Hua 95 Khawaja Arshad Pervaiz 135 Karuppiah Nella Thambi 96 Pok Wen Song Jamie 136 Toh Liew Siew 97 Pok Yao Min Daniel 137 Alagappan Visvanathan 98 Poon Ooi Lee 138 KochuparambiL Shibu Vargheese 99 Rahman Syed Ashiqur 139 Wan Kok Mun Jacky 100 Vijayen S/O Ramachandra 140 Wang Twee Kiang 101 Sivagurunathan Rajarajachozhan 141 Wee Inn Zing 102 Ramlan Bin Abdul Rahim 142 Wong Chee Kong 103 Ananthan S/O Rengasamy Periathamby 143 Wong Keng Lam 104 Gopalsamy Ravikumar 144 Woo Choon Kit 105 Narayanaswamy Sathyan 145 Wu Shu Kuan 106 Seah Wee Teck Eddie 146 Yee Chee Onn 107 Seet Michael 147 Yeo Beng Huey 108 Seet Thong Sen Maximillan 148 Yeo Rui Bin 109 Arockiam Arul Selvamony 149 Yeow Tee Siong Victor 110 Siek Weiying Wayne 150 Yong Joon Choi 111 Sim Thiam Heng 151 Zanin Bin Akesah 112 Pachiyappan Sivakumar 152 Zhou Weiping Yvonne 113 Veerappan Sivaraman 114 Soe Naing Tun 115 Soh Wing Kong Andrew 116 Palaniyappan Srinivasan 117 Pandi Subramaniam 118 Sekahar Subramaniam 119 Sukiman Abdul Hamid 120 Suzaini Bin Husen



Associate Membership 1 Veerasenan s/o Anaikatti 21 Mohamad Saiful Bin Mohamed Barazi 2 Adam bin Salan 22 Muhamad Azrin Bin Abdullah 3 Chan Kam Wah 23 Muthukumar S/O Nallayan 4 Austinic Cheng Chee Guan 24 Pang Kiam Boon 5 Chew Chee Kong Vincent 25 Phua Huat Lee 6 Chiu Hock Ann Eddie 26 Pong Gun Bernard 7 Chua Ah Seng 27 Navaneetha Krishnan Rammohan 8 Chua Yu Peng Colin 28 Francisco B. Sandoval Jr. 9 T.D. Namasevayam S/O T.M Doraisamy 29 Seah Wei Zhong 10 Goh Wee Peoh 30 Siew Kok Cheong 11 Heng Eng Hwa 31 Soon Boon Chew 12 Ho Tee Yong Gilbert 32 Tai Wei Yin William 13 Prabhakar Karuppiah 33 Tan Hock Seng 14 Mukundan Shyam Kishore 34 Tan Peck Liang 15 Kok Min Wah 35 Teo Gwan San Vincent 16 Lai Teck Siong 36 Herdial Singh S/O Tara Singh 17 Lim Kok Chong 37 Thia Toh Men 18 Lo Darrell Dingwei 38 Ting Aik Leong 19 Lok Li Li 39 Wong Ying Yip 20 Mohammad Ramadan Abdol Hakim Corporate Membership 1 CEJN Products Far East Pte Ltd 6 QMT Industrial & Safety Pte Ltd 2 CHR Hansen Singapore Pte Ltd 7 Si Group – Singapore Pte Ltd 3 Essar Projects Singapore Pte Ltd 8 Sulzer Chemtech Pte Ltd 4 Lian Soon Construction Pte Ltd 9 Thales Solutions Asia Pte Ltd 5 Novartis Singapore Pharmaceutical 10 UL International Singapore Pte Ltd

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