Annual Report 2005 - Singapore Manufacturing Federation

Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Annual Report 2005 

Annual Report 2005

INTRODUCTION 

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President’s Message 

Executive Committee 2004 – 2006 

Council Members 2004 -2006 

The Management Team 

The Secretariat 

SMa Council & Executive Committee 

Management Committee 

Function Committees 

Industry Groups 

Centres of Excellence 

Our People

Mission Statement 

“A world - recognised 

manufacturing federation making 

a difference to its members”

About Us 

The Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation (SMa) is the largest 

national organisation representing the interests of manufacturing and 

manufacturing-related industries. The Federation was established 

in 1932 by 17 founding members engaged in manufacturing. It 

currently has 2500 member companies comprising of local SMEs 

and leading MNCs from a wide spectrum of industries. 

To more effectively address the unique and specifi c needs and 

concerns of its member companies, the latter are organised into 

11 industry groups. The Federation provides several key services, 

including representing members’ views in formal dialogues with 

offi cial agencies, increasing business opportunities through local 

and international trade fairs and missions and enhancing member 

companies’ competitiveness via conferences, seminars, workshops 

and other industry-specifi c educational programmes. 

Our Logo 

The three progressive strokes of the SMa logo refl ect 

the growth and dynamism of our members’ diverse 

industries, as they strive to engage and contribute to 

the global market place. 

Red represents our national colour and is a link to our 

old logo. 

Blue signifi es authority and confi dence. 

Light blue exudes a sense of vitality and vibrancy. 

Together, the colour combination suggests excellence, 

professionalism and pro-activeness. 

Collectively, the SMa logo projects confi dence and 

readiness as a unifi ed body to face future challenges 

in the domestic and international scenes.

President’s Message 

2005 started on a tepid note as the previous year’s Boxing 

Day tsunami dampened the outlook for the regional 

economies with a substantial drag on the tourism and 

supporting services industries. Large-scale natural disasters 

like Hurricane Katrina, looming avian fl u pandemic and ongoing 

terrorist threats clouded the prospect for another year 

of strong growth. 

Against this backdrop, the Singapore economy, however, 

ended the year at the higher end of analysts’ growth forecasts 

by posting a better-than-expected growth of 6.4%. Growth 

was generally broad-based with the manufacturing industry 

growing by 9.3% and the service sector rising by 6%. 

To support the government’s Manufacturing 2018 Plan which 

includes doubling total manufacturing output to S$300 billion 

by 2018, SMa formed a Task Force jointly with EDB to kickstart 

a series of programmes to achieve the targets set. 

Collaborations between SMa - as the representative body for 

the manufacturing community - and EDB, WDA and other 

government agencies were initiated in 2005. These 

collaborations include the joint production among SMa, EDB 

and WDA of an 8-part infotainment series on manufacturing to 

be screened on Channel 8 and a School Talk Series by CEOs 

engaged in the manufacturing sector. 

Discussions between SMa and several government agencies 

have been progressing apace to (i) inform and correct the 

public mindset regarding the manufacturing sector; (ii) attract 

existing and potential job-seekers to the sector; (iii) enable 

manufacturers to source and secure the best human talent 

and capital and (iv) engender a spirit of entrepreneurship by 

encouraging individuals to engage directly or indirectly, via the 

auxiliary or supporting industries, in key manufacturing 

industries like biomedical, digital media and chemical. 

The positive impact of these collaborations will be evident 

in 2006. 

On the home front, SMa has achieved several “fi rsts” or 

important milestones in 2005. Strengthening and 

complementing SMa’s four existing Centres of Excellence is 

the Enterprise Development Centre @ SMa (or EDC@SMa), 

which was offi cially launched in October by Dr Vivian 

Balakrishnan, Minister for Community Development, Youth 

and Sports and Second Minister for Trade and Industry. 

EDC@SMa is set up under the SPRING Singapore grant to 

provide a comprehensive range of advisory and consultancy 

services for SMEs in the areas of business diagnostics; 

design, branding and packaging and governmental fi nance 

schemes. Since its inception, the EDC@SMa has been active 

in assisting local SMEs to improve their operations and 

enhance their competitiveness. 

The GS1 Singapore Council, a division of SMa, scored a “fi rst” 

by staging the inaugural EPCglobal/ RFID (radio frequency 

identifi cation) Forum in Singapore in June. The gathering of 

some 300 international delegates and speakers benefi ted 

tremendously from the presentations and discussions on RFID 

which accords an alternative effi cient and secured method in 

transporting goods and merchandise. 

The representation by GS1 Singapore Council, on behalf of 

SPRING Singapore, at the ISO/SC31 meetings on RFID 

Standard Development in Brussels and Singapore 

underscored the important contributions it is making 

domestically and globally in the area of industrial 

standardization and best practices. The GS1 Singapore 

Council also exhibited exceptional organizational ability when 

it undertook to stage the GS1 Asia Pacifi c Regional Forum in 

November from its Indonesian counterpart at very short notice 

following the October Bali bombing incident. 

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Singapore Manufacturers’ 

Federation 


“We will continue to 

strive to meet the 

needs of our members...” 

To cap GS1 Singapore Council’s achievement, its Executive 

Director, Tan Jin Soon, was awarded the SPRING Outstanding 

Achievement Award In Standardisation at the 2005 World 

Standards Day Celebration in September. 

Established in 2004, the SMa School of Management (SOM) 

has grown from strength to strength. The SOM recorded a 

commendable three-digit percentage growth in total income 

for the year 2005. 

SOM’s reputation was substantially elevated following the 

award of the CaseTrust for Education accreditation by the 

Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE). CaseTrusted 

schools are reputed for providing quality programmes and 

student welfare and observing sound business practices. 

Cementing its position as a major player in the private 

education industry, SOM added 7 new programmes in 2005 

and is notably the leader in providing training and education 

in Environment, Health, Safety and Security and Risk 

Management. 

SOM enrolled more than 500 students as at the end of 2005 

in a wide range of disciplines and at all levels from the 

Diploma to the Doctorate level. Its offerings of 2 doctoral, 8 

masters, 12 bachelors and over 15 diploma programmes are 

comparable to that of a small-sized university in a Western 

developed country. Efforts to explore and partner world 

renowned universities and educational institutions are also 

undertaken to better meet the needs of the industries. 

facilitate the exploration and assessment of emerging and 

established markets as well as to pave the way for future 

collaborations for our members with potential partners in 

Indonesia, Pakistan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Taiwan, China and 

the Russian Federation. 

In addition, SMa also staged or participated in 23 seminars 

and exhibitions on cross-border trade and investments. To 

widen its reservoir of overseas business contacts to better 

serve its members, SMa hosted 24 foreign business 

delegations during the year. These delegations hailed from 

Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, China, Kazakhstan, India, 

Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Panama and Wales. 

Going the extra mile to create more networking opportunities 

for members, SMa organized an average of three networkingcum-information 

dissemination sessions per month in 2005. 

The theme for these events varied from Business Technology 

and Credit Management at one end to Wine Appreciation and 

Traditional Chinese Medicine at the other end to cater to a 

huge membership base with diverse interests. 

We, at SMa, are far from resting on our laurels. We will 

continue to strive to meet the needs of our members and 

raise our level of service to them in 2006. 

Externally, SMa has been active in organizing trade missions 

to establish new ties and strengthen existing ones with 

overseas business communities and government agencies. 

A total of 6 out-going business missions were organized either 

solely by SMa or jointly with the other private organizations 

and government agencies. These missions sought to 

Lew Syn Pau 

President, SMa 

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Executive Committee 

2004-2006 

MR LEW SYN PAU 


FOOD EMPIRE HOLDINGS LTD – Director 

MR EDWIN T F KHEW 

Deputy President, SMa 

IUT GLOBAL PTE LTD – CEO & Managing Director 

DR MOH CHONG TAU 

Honorary Secretary, SMa 

MAKINO ASIA PTE LTD – President & CEO 

MRS CATHERINE LAM 

Honorary Treasurer, SMa 

FABRISTEEL PTE LTD – Managing Director 

MR CHRISTOPHER CHEW 

Vice President, SMa 

MINNESOTA RUBBER ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

– Managing Director 

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MR PETER HO SHAU HUI 


PRECISION VALVE SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD 


MR GEORGE HUANG 


AMOY CANNING CORPORATION (S) LTD 


MR RENNY YEO 


SINGAPORE CABLES MANUFACTURERS PTE LTD 

– Chairman 

MR ALEX SIOW YUEN KHONG 

STARHUB LTD 

– Senior Vice President, Business Markets 

MR JOHN KONG 

Vice President, SMa (till November 2005) 

BLUESCOPE STEEL ASIA PTE LTD 

– President Decking Asia 

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Council Members 

2004-2006 


President & Chairman, 

SMa Function Committee 

BUSINESS OPERATIONS 

Director, 

FOOD EMPIRE HOLDINGS LTD 


Deputy President & Chairman, 


ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, SAFETY & SECURITY 

CEO & Managing Director, 

IUT GLOBAL PTE LTD 

DR WILLIAM GOH 

Honorary President, SMa 

Managing Director, 

WILTERM ENGINEERING PTE LTD 


Honorary Secretary & Co-Chairman, 

SMa Management Committee 

FINANCE & SECRETARIAT SERVICES 

President & CEO, 

MAKINO ASIA PTE LTD 


Honorary Treasurer & Co-Chairwoman, 

SMa Management Committee 

FINANCE & SECRETARIAT SERVICES 


FABRISTEEL PTE LTD 

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MR RENNY YEO 

Vice President & Chairman, 


TRADE & INVESTMENT 

Chairman, 





SME DEVELOPMENT 



MR ALEX SIOW YUEN KHONG 

Chairman, 


IT & TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 

Senior Vice President, Business Markets, 

STARHUB LTD 

MR CHRISTOPHER CHEW 




MR PETER HO SHAU HUI 




RETIRED 

MR JOHN KONG 



MEMBERSHIP & CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS 

(till November 2005) 

President Decking Asia, 


DR KAIZAD HEERJEE 


(till January 2005) 

Senior Vice President, 

STARHUB LTD 

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2004-2006 

MS ANNABELLE TAN 

Chairwoman, 

SMa BUILDING PRODUCTS & CONSTRUCTION 

MATERIALS INDUSTRY GROUP 


BRITE KONCEPT PTE LTD 

MR EDWARD GOH 

Chief Executive Offi cer, 

EDWARD WHISTLER INT’L PTE LTD 

DR CHAN POH HOI, PAUL 

Chairman & Managing Director, 

CHAN HO ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

MR OOI CHWEE KIM 

Chairman, 

SINGAPORE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL 


ENERGY INNOVATIONS ASIA PTE LTD 

MR JEFFREY GOH 


GN PACKAGING INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

MR RYAN CHIOH 

Executive Director, 

FAREASTFLORA.COM PTE LTD 

MR TSANG KWAN LUNG 

Chairman, 

SMa ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS & 

ALLIED INDUSTRY GROUP 

Director & General Manager, 

GP BATTERIES INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

MR POR KHAY TI 

Deputy Managing Director / COO, 

HTL INT’L HOLDINGS LTD 

MR CYRIL TEO 


HALLEY’S EXPRESS PTE LTD 

MS GWEN GOH 

Chairwoman, 

SMa LIFE SCIENCES INDUSTRY GROUP 

General Manager, 

MALAYSIA CHEMIST PTE LTD 

DR K K TAN 

Chairman, 

SMa FOOD & BEVERAGE INDUSTRY GROUP 


MYCOBIOTECH LTD 

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MR POH CHOON ANN 

Chairman & CEO, 

POH TIONG CHOON LOGISTICS LIMITED 

MS LOW SIN LENG 

(Till June 2005) 

Senior Executive Director, 

SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES LTD 

MR RICHARD B L SOH 

Chairman, 

SMa METAL, MACHINERY & ENGINEERING 

INDUSTRY GROUP 

Regional General Manager, 

SCA PACKAGING SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

MR SUDHEER PRABHAKARAN 


SINGAPORE TEST SERVICES PTE LTD 

MR ONG PAK SHOON 


SPOT MANAGEMENT SERVICES PTE LTD 

MR LIM MENG WEE 

Managing Director / CEO, 

SP CONSULTING (INT’L) PTE LTD 

MR CHRIS CHAN 

Chairman, 

SMa AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY 


Chief Executive Offi cer, 

ULTRA INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION PTE LTD 

MR HANS-DIETER BOTT 


SIEMENS PTE LTD 

MR ANDREW NG 

First Vice President, 

SINGAPORE FURNITURE 

INDUSTRIES COUNCIL 

ABSENT 

MR JEFFREY CHUA 

Chief Operating Offi cer, 

CPG FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 

MR DAVID LUM SIEW CHONG 

(till March 2005) 



MS JENNIFER YEO 

Chairman / Director, 

YEO-LEONG & PEH LLC 

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The Management Team (As at 10 March 2006) 

DR ROGER LOW 

Secretary-General / CEO 

MR VINCENT GUOK 

Senior Director, 

Membership & Trade Services 

Industry Development 

MR TAN JIN SOON 


GS1 Singapore Council 

MR JAMES WONG 

CEO, 

SMa School of Management 

Director, 

Centre for Corporate Learning 

MR NG WEI MIN 

Director / Managing Consultant, 

Enterprise Development Centre 

@ Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation 

MR TERENCE KOH 


Singapore Chemical Industry Council 

MR JEFFREY LIEW 

Director, 


MR LIM HOK SEN 

Director, 

Business & Corporate Development 

MS DAWN LIU 

Director, 

Finance & Administration / 

Enterprise Business Centre 

MR MYCA TAN 

Director, 

Research & Corporate Communications 

MR LAUW KOK KEEN 

Acting Director, 

eSupply Chain Management Council 

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Annual Report 2005 

MS ROSALIND TAN 

Director, 

Membership & Trade Services

MS ROSYATI BTE MOHD SAID 



MS JESSICA LEE 

Manager, Business Development 

Enterprise Development Centre 

@ Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation 

MR SAMUEL TEO 



MS JOSEPHINE LER 

Manager, HR & Admin 

Finance & Administration 

MS PAULINE LIM 

Manager, 


MR DARREN LIM 

Manager, 

Information Technology 

MS ASHLYNN LOO 

Manager, 


MR OOI TIAT JIN 

Manager, 


MS EVACLEO NG 

Manager, 

Centre for Corporate Learning 

MS ALICE TAN 

Manager, 


MS SOPHIA TAN 

Operations Manager, 


MS LIZ TAN 

Manager, 

Membership & Trade Services Division 

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The Secretariat (As at 10 March 2006) 

Secretary-General 

Dr Roger Low 

MSc, DBA, FCIM 

Personal Assistant 

Catherine Eaw 

B Psyc 

Executive Director 

Tan Jin Soon 

BA 

Senior Director 

Vincent Guok 

MBA 

Directors 

Terence Koh 

Dip (Business & Comm) 

Jeffrey Liew 

BSc 

Lim Hok Sen 

BA (Hons), MBA, FCIM 

Dawn Liu 

FCCA, FCPA Singapore 

Ng Wei Min 

B.Eng, MBA, CMA 

Acting Director 

Lauw Kok Keen 

BA (Hons) 

General Managers 

Rosyati Bte Mohd Said 

Samuel Teo 

MMgt, MBA 

Managers 

Jessica Lee 

BBA 

Josephine Ler 

BCom 

Darren Lim 

BSc (Hons), MBus (IT) 

Pauline Lim 

Ashlynn Loo 

BBA 

Assistant Managers 

Colleen Chin 

BMgt 

Linda Khoe 

Lim Tian Pin 

BA (Hons) 

Sharon Ong 

BBA, MCIM 

Dennis Toh 

BBA 

Executive I 

Lawrence Chan 

B.Eng (Hons) 

Yvonne Tan 

BBus 

Cindy Quah 

BA 

Karen Yeong 

BCom 

Executive IIs 

Joanne Chen 

Jaslyn Choo 

BA 

Hee Mei Chian 

BA 

Michelle Khoo 

BBA 

Adelene Kok 

BA 

Ong Shi Yee 

BCom 

Jamie Poh 

BSc (Hons) 

Debbie Quan 

BMgt 

Jennifer Soh 

BHM 

Stanley Soh 

BBA 

Executive IIIs 

Christie Chua 

Surina Chua 

Joy Lee 

Dip (Multimedia & Infocomm 

Technology) 

Jeanette Lim 

Dip (Chemical Process 

Technology) 

Andy Siow 

Dip (Multimedia & Infocomm 

Technology) 

Offi ce Assistants 

Jacob Toh 

Anthony Tok 

Rohaizad Bin Salleh 

Receptionist 

Anita Ho 

Tea Lady 

Lee Seoh Gek 

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Myca Tan 

BA, MBA 

Rosalind Tan 

BBus 

James Wong 

Grad Dip (Mgt Studies) 

MBA, FCIM 

EvaCleo Ng 

Exec MBA 

Ooi Tiat Jin 

B.Eng (Hons) 

Alice Tan 

BA, MBA 

Liz Tan 

BA 

Sophia Tan 

BCom 

Teo Choon Ian 

B.Eng (Hons), MBA 

Wong Siew Peng 

BBus 

Lawrence Lee 

BSc (Hons) 

Linnette Lim 

BA (Hons) 

Esther Low 

BABA 

Low Xiao Hui 

Dip (Internet 

Computing) 

Neo Yunjie 

BA 

Lyn Soon 

Wilson Tan 

BBus 

Ivy Teng 

Dip (Business 

Studies) 

Cecilia Tham 

Dip (Business 

Studies) 

Raymond Wong 

BBus 

Joan Tan 

Dip (Mgt Studies) 

Pauly Tan 

Teo Wei Jiin 

Dip (Computer 

Studies) 

Elaine Wu 

Dip (Multimedia 

Computing) 

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We assemble a strong team 

... backed by valuable experiences 

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SMa Council & 

Executive Committee17 




SMa Council & Executive Committee 

SMa held its second Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 27 June 

2005 at the Jurong Country Club. A key highlight of the AGM was 

the proposal to include a new category for individual membership at 

SMa, namely Associate Member and Affi liate Member. 

Issues deliberated include the defi nition of members under this new 

category and the associated fees, rights and privileges accorded. 

The proposed changes were accepted and duly incorporated in the 

revised SMa Constitution. 

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The current team of Council members, 

which was elected for the 2-year term 

spanning July 2004 - June 2006, has served 

more than half of their tenure. Several exits 

took place during the year arising from 

unanticipated changes and demands on the 

career of some Council members. 

Council members who have stepped 

down in calendar year 2005 are: 

Mr John Kong, Vice President 

and Chairman of Membership & 

Corporate Communications 

Function Committee 

(exited in November 2005) 

Dr Kaizad Heerjee, Vice President 

(exited in January 2005) 

Mr David Lum Siew Chong, 

Council Member 

(exited in March 2005) 

Ms Low Sin Leng, 

Council Member 

(exited in June 2005) 

The existing office-bearers are: 

Mr Lew Syn Pau, President 

Mr Edwin T F Khew, Deputy President 

Dr Moh Chong Tau, Honorary Secretary 

Mrs Catherine Lam, Honorary Treasurer 

Dr William Goh, Hon. President 

Mr Christopher Chew, Vice President 

Mr Peter Ho Shau Hui, Vice President 

Mr George Huang, Vice President 

Mr Renny Yeo, Vice President 

Mr Hans-Dieter Bott, Council Member 

Mr Chris Chan, Council Member 

Dr Paul Chan Poh Hoi, Council Member 

Mr Ryan Chioh, Council Member 

Mr Jeffrey Chua, Council Member 

Mr Edward Goh, Council Member 

Ms Gwen Goh, Council Member 

Mr Jeffrey Goh, Council Member 

Mr Lim Meng Wee, Council Member 

Mr Andrew Ng, Council Member 

Mr Ooi Chwee Kim, Council Member 

Mr Ong Pak Shoon, Council Member 

Mr Poh Choon Ann, Council Member 

Mr Por Khay Ti, Council Member 

Mr Sudheer Prabhakaran, Council Member 

Mr Richard B L Soh, Council Member 

Ms Annabelle Tan, Council Member 

Dr K K Tan, Council Member 

Mr Cyril Teo, Council Member 

Mr Tsang Kwan Lung, Council Member 

Mr Alex Siow Yuen Khong, Council Member 

Ms Jennifer Yeo, Council Member 

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We provide guidance 

... to ensure good corporate governance 

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Management Committee21 





After streamlining the respective committees into one, the 

Management Committee continues to provide guidance and 

assistance to the Secretariat in its day-to-day operations 

to ensure good corporate governance and compliance to 

relevant statues and practices. 

Members of the Committee are key or senior staff in 

leading corporations who are suitably qualifi ed to steer the 

Committee forward. 

FINANCE & SECRETARIAT SERVICES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 

Co-Chairman 


Makino Asia Pte Ltd 

Co-Chairwoman 


Fabristeel Pte Ltd 

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FINANCE & SECRETARIAT 

SERVICES MANAGEMENT 

COMMITTEE 

The role of the committee 

is to:- 

i) ensure that the 

secretariat of SMa is run 

in a professional and 

effi cient manner. 

ii) supervise and advise on 

all accounting, fi nancial 

and legal aspects of 

SMa and ensure that 

these are in keeping 

with generally accepted 

accounting practices. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

a) SMa Consolidated performance 

in 2005 

SMa and its subsidiaries’ consolidated 

income for 2005 is $12M compared to 

$8M in 2004. The increase was mostly 

attributed to: 

36 trade fairs held in 2005 compared 

to 27 in 2004 

School of Management income for 

2005 was $3M compared to 

$376,000 in 2004, understandably so 

as the school began operations 

in June 2004 with only 3 part time 

programs, but these grew to 8 as at 

the end of 2005 

b) Implementation of Monthly Variable 

Component (MVC) in the Wage 

System 

SMa implemented the MVC (2% of 

individual payroll) with effect from January 

2005 wage, in line with the government 

wage restructuring system. The general 

recommendation for the MVC is 10% and 

can be built up over the next few years 

partly from wage increases and partly 

from existing basic wage. 

The purpose of the MVC is to manage the 

wage cost as it is a key component of 

SMa’s operating costs. When business 

performance is extremely poor, as 

measured by an agreed trigger point, the 

MVC allows SMa to retain employees by 

varying the MVC amount and managing 

the wage costs. 

c) Changes in Human Resource 

policies 

A staff who suffers from critical illness and 

has exhausted both medical and 

hospitalisation leave will receive 

sympathetic consideration subject to the 

presentation of a medical certifi cate. The 

provisos are effective from April 2005: 

Full salary will be paid for the fi rst six 

months from the date of hospital 

admission 

50% of the salary will be paid for the 

subsequent six months 

d) Setting up of a Remuneration 

Committee 

SMa, as a reputable manufacturing 

federation and a non-profi t organisation, 

aspires to practice good corporate 

governance. The association set up a 

Remuneration Committee (RC) to institute 

propriety, transparency and accountability 

on issues relating to remuneration for the 

Secretary-General (Sec-Gen) and senior 

staff of SMa. The RC members shall 

exercise independence in their review and 

recommendation on the remuneration 

package of Sec-Gen and senior staff. 

The RC shall comprise variously of the 

President, Deputy President, Honorary 

Treasurer and Honorary Secretary and 

consists of no fewer than 3 members, 

with at least one member knowledgeable 

in executive compensation, failing which 

expert advice may be obtained either 

internally or externally. 

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We strategize and innovate 

... to strengthen industry capabilities 

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Function Committees25 





To better address the various important aspects of business, 

6 Function Committees were organized to assist the Singapore 

manufacturing community. These Committees are run by top/ 

senior executives, from the public and private sectors, whose 

expertise spans the gamut of activities in the manufacturing 

sector. 


FUNCTION COMMITTEE 

MEMBERSHIP AND CORPORATE 

COMMUNICATIONS FUNCTION COMMITTEE 

Chairman 


Food Empire Holdings Ltd 

Chairman 

MR JOHN KONG 

BlueScope Steel Asia Pte Ltd 

(Till December 2005) 

ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, 

SAFETY & SECURITY 


TRADE & INVESTMENT 


Chairman 


IUT Global Pte Ltd 

Chairman 

MR RENNY YEO 

Singapore Cables 

Manufacturers Pte Ltd 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND 

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 




Chairman 

ALEX SIOW YUEN KHONG 

StarHub Limited 

Chairman 


Amoy Canning Corporation (S) Ltd 

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The aims of the Business 

Operations Function 

Committee (BOFC) are: 

To monitor, co-ordinate 

and review the business 

operations of SMa 

To explore and identify 

business opportunities 

for SMa 

SMa SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT 

(SOM) 

SOM is in its second year of operation. 

Given the intense competition in 

Singapore, it has made credible progress. 

The current portfolio comprises over 35 

programmes ranging from Diplomas to 

Bachelors, Masters and Doctorate 

degrees. The offerings include industry 

relevant qualifi cation like the Master in 

Security Management. New programmes 

in the pipeline include: 

Bachelor of Professional Accounting 

Two EMBA programmes with PHW 

University of Switzerland 

An MBA programme from 

Murdoch University 

Diploma in Environmental Health 

and Safety 

Diploma in Security Management 

Diploma in Manufacturing Management 

Negotiations with reputable partners to roll 

out a Master of Strategic Marketing and 

two Executive MBAs from a Swiss 

University were initiated in 2005. 

SOM has embarked on a regionalization 

phase by developing twinning programmes 

with overseas partners. It is fi nalising 

collaboration with institutional partners in 

Indonesia, China and India. With an 

expanded programme offering and 

student population, SOM has positioned 

itself as a major player in the private and 

adult education industry. SOM was 

awarded the CaseTrust Accreditation in 

October 2005 and is currently enhancing 

its operational procedures and processes 

to secure the ISO 9000 certifi cation which 

will eventually lead to Singapore Quality 

Class (SQC) Private Education 

Organization (PEO) status. 

SMa CENTRE FOR CORPORATE 

LEARNING (CCL) 

CCL’s product portfolio has been reconceptualized 

and restructured to 

position it as a leading-edge training 

organization that is more relevant to the 

new economy. CCL has done this by 

designing, sourcing and offering courses 

that are the latest in corporate ideologies 

and industry practices. CCL has also 

increased its pool of trainers to expand 

the breadth and depth of its offerings. 

New programmes include the latest 

masterclasses and seminars in the areas 

of Manufacturing, Technical and Quality 

Management, Logistics & Supply Chain 

Management, RFID (Radio Frequency 

Identifi cation) and Personal Effectiveness 

& Stress Management. Existing 

programmes in Occupational Health & 

Safety Training and in Offi ce & Supervisory 

Management are still well-received by the 

industry. 

CCL will continue to i) leverage on SOM’s 

university linkages and SMa’s branding 

and connectivity, ii) improve its recruitment 

of trainers, iii) enhance its marketing 

capabilities and iv) grow its product 

offerings. 

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MEMBERSHIP AND 

CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS FUNCTION COMMITTEE 

The role of the Membership and Corporate Communications 

Function Committee is to promote and expand SMa’s membership 

base, thereby raising the profi le of the federation and enhancing 

SMa’s status as a premier organisation for the manufacturing and 

manufacturing-related industries in Singapore. 

The committee directs the secretariat to organise a wide range 

of activities and events, such as seminars, conferences and 

networking sessions. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

With the guidance of the committee, the 

following events were organised in 2005: 

19 January 2005 

Seminar on Creativity 

26 May 2005 

Talk on Basic Concepts of Traditional Chinese 

Medicine 

1 June 2005 

SMa Networking Session at Harry’s Bar @ 

Esplanade 

3 February 2005 

Seminar on Economic Outlook for the Year 2005 


Seminar on Forecast of the Global Economic 

Outlook and 12 Horoscopes in the Year of the 

Rooster 


Dialogue Session with Mr Cedric Foo, Minister 

of State for Defence and National Development: 

Presentation by Assoc Prof Mark Goh, NUS on 

“The Future of Manufacturing in Singapore” 

3 March 2005 

SMa Networking Session with the Dutch Embassy 

30 March 2005 

SMa Gala Dinner 2005 


Workshop on Manufacturing Planning and 

Scheduling 


New Members’ Tea Reception 

8 July 2005 

Seminar on Company Tax Obligations and 

Completion of Form C for Year of Assessment 

(YA) 2005 by IRAS 

27 July 2005 

Briefi ng on Teacher’s Work Attachment 

Programme for companies 

2 August 2005 

Wine Appreciation Evening for Members 

12 April 2005 

SMa Networking Session at RAV Entertainment 


Seminar on GROW! Dialogue for manufacturing 

enterprises 

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Seminar on How to Lower Costs and 

Improve Corporate Effi ciency with Capture 

Technology 


Launch of SMa-DP Corporate Centre: 

Presentation on “Outlook of Manufacturing 

Industries” 

8 September 2005 

Conference on Public Sector Financing 

and Assistance supported by A-Star, EDB, 

IDA, IE Singapore, NEA, SPRING 

Singapore 


Mid-Autumn Festival Get-together at the 

Chinese Garden for Members 


Seminar on Work Life Harmony: Using 

Work Life Strategy to Optimize your 

Company’s Business Performance 

4 October 2005 

SMa Networking with the Indonesia 

Embassy 


SMa Networking Session at Alfa Romeo 


Seminar on Integrating Credit 

Management with Marketing Strategy 


Breakfast Talk: Future Technology 

Directions in Document Intensive Business 

Processes 


Workshop on Manufacturing Planning and 

Scheduling: Factory Stimulation 


SMa Networking Session at DXO 


Breakfast Talk on Branding: The 

Importance of Brands 


Offi cial Launch of Enterprise Development 

Centre (EDC) @ SMa 

10 November 2005 

SMa Networking Session with SAAB 


Seminar on Power Updates by Seraya 

Energy 


Seminar on Doing Business in China: 

Risks and Challenges! 


Seminar on “How to Align your business 

with DP 360” 


Seminar on Energy Conservation in 

Existing Manufacturing Industries 

15 December 2005 

Launch of SMa Calendar 2006 cum 

Networking at Ode to Art 

MAIN HIGHLIGHTS 

THE FUTURE OF MANUFACTURING IN 

SINGAPORE AND DIALOGUE SESSION 

WITH MR CEDRIC FOO, MINISTER OF 

STATE FOR DEFENCE AND NATIONAL 

DEVELOPMENT 

(22 FEBRUARY 2005, ORCHARD 

HOTEL) 

To address the manufacturing sector’s 

concerns on the future direction of the 

sector and the degree of competition from 

our neighbouring countries, SMa invited 

Assoc Prof Mark Goh from NUS Business 

School to give members a presentation on 

“The Future of Manufacturing in 

Singapore”. 

SMa was honoured to have Mr Cedric 

Foo, Minister of State for Defence and 

National Development and Chairman of 

SPRING Singapore, Mr Foo’s group of 

advisors, as well as key representatives 

from SPRING Singapore, IE Singapore 

and EDB to participate in the panel 

discussion. 

The event was well attended by more than 

150 participants. 

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SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS’ 

FEDERATION (SMa) GALA DINNER 2005 

(30 MARCH 2005, RAFFLES CITY 

CONVENTION CENTRE) 

SMa celebrated its 73rd anniversary on 30 March 

2005. The gala dinner saw an impressive turnout 

of over 1000 members, guests, government 

offi cials and dignitaries. 

As in previous anniversary celebrations, SMa 

took the opportunity to recognise loyal members 

by presenting them the 25-Year and 50-Year 

Membership Awards. In addition, winners of the 

Singapore Packaging Star Award 2004 and Asia 

Star Award 2004 were also recognised. 

The Guest-of-Honour for the evening Dr Ng Eng 

Hen, Minister for Manpower and Second Minister 

for Education, presented the awards to recipients 

of the 50-Year Membership awards and the 

Overall Winners of the Singapore Packaging 

Star Awards. 

NEW MEMBERS’ TEA RECEPTION 

(24 JUNE 2005, SMa) 

A New Members’ Tea Reception was specially 

organised to orientate new members on SMa’s 

roles and objectives and the upcoming events. 

Following the corporate video presentation, SMa 

President, Mr Lew Syn Pau gave a welcome 

address and introduced the Council Members 

and Industry Group Chairpersons to the new 

members. 

Besides the presentation of the membership 

certifi cates, new members were treated to a 

sumptuous spread of high-tea buffet which 

included wine and cheese. 

LAUNCH OF THE SMa-DP CORPORATE 

CENTRE (30 AUGUST 2005, SMa) 

businesses in managing their business risks via 

the provision of advisory and credit bureau 

services. Coinciding with the launch of the centre 

was a networking session cum presentation by 

DP Info on “The Outlook of the Manufacturing 

Industries”. 

CONFERENCE ON PUBLIC SECTOR 

FINANCING AND ASSISTANCE 

(8 SEPTEMBER 2005, MERITUS MANDARIN 

SINGAPORE) 

A “Conference on Public Sector Financing and 

Assistance” was staged to inform local 

businesses on the assistance schemes offered 

by the 6 government agencies, namely: Agency 

for Science, Technology and Research (A-STAR), 

Economic Development Board (EDB), National 

Environment Agency (NEA), Infocomm 

Development Authority of Singapore (IDA), 

International Enterprise Singapore (IE Singapore) 

and SPRING Singapore. 

The schemes presented by offi cers from the 

agencies ranged from helping companies build 

up capabilities in supply chain management and 

manpower development in the application of new 

technologies to fi nancing the expansion of 

overseas operations. 

This conference was supported by A-STAR, 

EDB, NEA, IDA, IE Singapore and SPRING 

Singapore. 

MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL GET-TOGETHER AT 

THE CHINESE GARDEN (13 SEPTEMBER 

2005, JURONG CHINESE GARDEN) 

On 13 September 2005, SMa organised a Mid- 

Autumn Festival get-together session for its 

members, at the Chinese Garden Courtyard. The 

Lantern Safari 2005 theme featuring more than 

The SMa-DP Corporate Centre is a joint initiative 

between the Singapore Manufacturers’ 

Federation (SMa) and the DP Information Group 

(DP Info) to assist SMa members and the local 

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1100 pieces of lanterns accorded a 

kaleidoscopic experience for the 

members. 

The event was truly memorable as our 

members networked and savoured a 

delectable spread of mooncakes and 

chinese tea under the splendorous moon. 

OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF ENTERPRISE 

DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (EDC) @ SMa 

(27 OCTOBER 2005, SMa) 

The offi cial launch of EDC @ SMa marked 

an important milestone in the development 

of services and infrastructure to support 

and encourage the growth of SMEs in SMa. 

SMa was honoured to have Dr Vivian 

Balakrishnan, Minister for Community 

Development, Youth and Sports and 

Second Minister for Trade and Industry as 

the Guest-of-Honour to grace the launch. 

EDC@SMa is the second Enterprise 

Development Centre to be set up in 

Singapore. EDC@SMa is the 5th centre of 

excellence in SMa. The other 4 centres 

are the e-Supply Chain Management 

Council, GS1 Council, SMa School of 

Management and the SMa Centre for 

Corporate Learning. 

LAUNCH OF SMa CALENDAR 2006 

CUM NETWORKING SESSION 

(15 DECEMBER 2005, ODE TO ART 

GALLERY) 

More than 150 members and guests 

attended the launch of SMa 2006 

Calendar cum Networking Session on the 

15 December 2005 at the Ode to 

Art Gallery. 

The SMa 2006 Calendar featured some of 

the fi nest original art pieces by young 

Singaporean artists. The art pieces were 

specially commissioned to feature SMa’s 

logo and the 11 industry groups in SMa. 

To promote charity amid the festivities, 

SMa put up 200 pieces of the calendars 

for sale. The proceeds from the calendar 

sales and 30% of the sales of the art 

pieces were donated to the Chen Su Lan 

Methodist Children’s Home and the Bright 

Hill Evergreen Home. 

In addition, all SMa members and friends 

were given a copy of the SMa 2006 

Calendar as an appreciation for their 

support. 

RESEARCH & CORPORATE 

COMMUNICATIONS 

Media Relations 

SMa is continuously building strong 

relations with the various print and 

broadcast media over the years. In 2005, 

SMa garnered wide coverage for most 

events. Strong media support was given 

to key events such as the SMa Gala 

Dinner, the launch of the Enterprise 

Development Centre @ Singapore 

Manufacturers’ Federation and the launch 

of the SMa-DP Corporate Business 

Centre. To elevate the image of the 

manufacturing sector, SMa is working 

closely with MediaCorp TV and Radio to 

highlight and profi le the various 

manufacturing industries through a series 

of game shows on Channel 8. 

Research 

SMa conducted quarterly surveys on 

business sentiments to gauge 

manufacturers’ responses on their 

operating environments, local and global 

economies. Findings from these surveys 

were used to assist manufacturers in their 

business planning. A survey was also 

conducted on the utilization of government 

grants and loan schemes to gauge SMEs’ 

level of awareness of these schemes and 

to understand the diffi culties they faced in 

obtaining such loans. The fi ndings were 

used to customize the services offered by 

the Enterprise Development Centre. In 

addition, regular talks on the outlook of the 

manufacturing sector and the Singapore 

economy were conducted at SMa and at 

Suntec City in conjunction with 

NewsRadio 93.8. 

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ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, SAFETY & SECURITY FUNCTION 

COMMITTEE 

The Environment, Health, Safety & Security Function Committee 

(EHSS FC) meets quarterly to discuss major issues relating to the 

environment, occupational health and safety, as well as security. 

In addition, to promote the importance of EHSS in the workplace, 

seminars and workshops and dialogue sessions were also held 

during the year for SMa members to understand and apply EHSS 

best practices in their workplace. 

These activities include: 

1) A half-day seminar on Occupational Safety & 

Health (OSH) for the manufacturing industry 

which was co-organised with the National 

Safety Council of Singapore on 28 April 

2005, to coincide with the National 

Occupational Safety & Health Week from 28 

April to 4 May 2005. The OSH seminar was 

well attended by 101 participants who 

witnessed four distinguished speakers 

presented on the occupational safety and 

health situation in Singapore, workplace 

safety culture and the psychological cost 

of accidents. 

2) The annual SMa-MOM dialogue session held 

on 27 May 2005 to increase the 

understanding of the new OSH framework 

and risk assessment. 133 SMa members 

were present at the dialogue. 

handling for relevant personnel not engaged 

directly in the Chemical & Pharmaceutical 

industry. 170 SMa members attended the 1 

day seminar. 

5) A presentation on the Energy Improvement 

Assistance Scheme (EASe) by the National 

Environment Agency (NEA) on 13 July 2005. 

The scheme will incentivise companies in 

the manufacturing and building sectors 

to carry out detailed studies on their energy 

consumption and identify potential areas for 

energy effi ciency improvement. To help 

promote this scheme, relevant information 

was posted on SMa’s corporate website 

to heighten the awareness of this scheme. 

Additionally, NEA also briefed SMa 

members on the scheme during the seminar 

on “Incorporating EMS Into Your Business” 

(see Environmental Management Systems 

Sub-Committee). 

3) An MOM seminar on “A Look Into The UK 

Experience On OSH Enforcement”, held on 

24 June 2005. This was attended by 30 

SMa members. 

4) A seminar on “Competence-based OSH 

Training for Chemical Handling” on 

7 October 2005 organised by SMa’s Centre 

for Corporate Learning (CCL) made public 

the mandatory attendance of the Safety 

Orientation Course (SOC) on chemical 

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6) A visit by 84 SMa members to the 

Deep Tunnel Sewerage System 

(DTSS) @ Changi. This took place on 

29 July 2005 and was co-organised 

with the Public Utilities Board (PUB). 

The visit included a short presentation 

on DTSS which informed members on 

how DTSS acts as a “closing loop” to 

channel used water to the Water 

Reclamation Plants for treatment and 

conversion into Newater. The 

importance of Newater and its uses 

were also highlighted to members. A 

site visit took place at DTSS after the 

presentation. 

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 

SYSTEMS SUB-COMMITTEE (EMS 

SUB-COMM) 

At its meeting in January 2005, the EHSS 

FC established its fi rst Sub-Committee to 

address the practice of environmental 

management of the local small & medium 

enterprises (SMEs). The EMS Sub-Comm 

was tasked to establish a basic EMS 

programme (using Responsible Care as a 

base) which SMEs can easily adopt. The 

aim is to create an awareness of 

environmental management system and 

best practices for small companies, 

through SMa, and thereafter to lead them 

towards ISO 14000. The project was led 

by Mr Hans Pijnenburg of ExxonMobil 

Chemical Operations Pte Ltd. 

The EMS Sub-Comm met regularly in the 

course of the year to draft an EMS Guide 

for local SMEs. The Guide is targeted to 

be released to SMa members in the 

second quarter of 2006. 

To gain fi rst-hand knowledge of the 

problems faced by companies and how 

companies implement their environment 

system and policies, three factory visits (to 

O.E. Manufacturing Pte Ltd, That’s 

Electroplating Pte Ltd and Gardenia Foods 

(S) Pte Ltd) were arranged in May 2005. 

In addition, a seminar on “Incorporating 

EMS Into Your Business” was organised 

on 28 October 2005. A total of 24 

participants attended the half-day seminar. 

The seminar gave an overview of EMS, the 

basic steps needed in implementation and 

its potential advantages. The seminar also 

showcased the expertise of EDC@SMa’s 

consultants in this fi eld and allowed the 

Sub-Comm to gauge the response of the 

companies in implementing EMS. A 

member company was identifi ed to 

participate in the pilot scheme to help fi netune 

the EMS Guide before its release to 

SMa members in 2006. 

SECURITY & TERRORISM 

In the light of potential terrorist threats and 

attacks, the FC collaborated with the 

Singapore Police Force (SPF) & the 

National Security Coordination Secretariat 

to organise a large-scale security 

conference involving senior ministerial staff 

in January 2006. Complimenting this 

major focus on terrorist threat and security, 

the SPF has distributed a handbook 

entitled “Guide to Securing Organisation’s 

Security” to the FC. The contents of this 

guidebook were disseminated via SMa’s 

website for the benefi t of its members. 

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TRADE & INVESTMENT FUNCTION COMMITTEE 

With the intent to promote and facilitate growth, internationalisation 

and networking for members, the Trade and Investment Function 

Committee, chaired by Mr Renny Yeo, Vice President of SMa, 

continued to seek and promote business opportunities in trade, 

investment and strategic cooperation within and outside of 


2005 was an eventful year for the Function Committee (FC) as 

it proactively partnered with government agencies and trade 

associations to organise seminars, trade fairs and missions as 

well as advised members on various government assistance 

programmes and overseas market opportunities. The FC’s role was 

further enhanced as formal dialogues with government agencies 

were held to foster a stronger government-business relationship. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

A. Seminars & Networking Sessions 

In 2005, the Trade and Investment FC organised 

and supported more than 20 seminars, 

conferences and networking sessions for its 

members. These events highlighted the 

prospects in the emerging markets and informed 

on the global investment climate to better equip 

members for future challenges in the global 

market. In addition, the networking and business 

matching sessions organised locally and 

overseas were valuable platforms for members to 

form partnerships and to identify business 

opportunities. 

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Major seminars and networking 

sessions staged in 2005 included: 

12 January 

Seminar on “Doing Business in Thailand” 

at Hilton Hotel, Singapore 

16 March 

Seminar on “Strategies of Setting Up a 

Business in Malaysia” at SMa 

8 April 

Dialogue Session with Vietnamese 

Chinese Chamber of Commerce at IE 


14 April 

Discussion cum Q&A Session on “Doing 

Business in Bangladesh” at SMa 

26 April 

Seminar on “Singapore - Zhejiang 

Economic Cooperation” and Networking 

Dinner at Suntec City Convention Centre 

29 April 

Talk on “Investing in Nigeria” at SMa 

22 July 

Seminar on Free Trade Agreements with IE 

Singapore at SMa 

1 August 

Seminar on “India- Singapore CECA” 

at SMa 

2-3 August 

“Asia SME Convention 2005” in Kuala 

Lumpur Malaysia”, by the Small and 

Medium Industries Development 

Corporation (SMIDEC) of Malaysia. The 

Guest-of-Honour was Hon Dato’ Seri 

Abdullah Badawi, Prime Minister of Malaysia 

25 August 

Singapore Public-Private Partnership 

Forum on “Investment Opportunities in 

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan” at IE 


6 September 

Seminar and Networking Session with 

Queensland Technology Companies 

at SMa 

14 September 

Investment and Trade Symposium on 

“Shanghai Nanhui District” at Orchard 

Hotel, Singapore, with Mr Zhu Jiajun, Vice- 

Mayor of Nanhui District as Guest-of- 

Honour 

21-22 September 

SMa-Bangkok Bank “Thailand Board Of 

Investment 1 to 1 Business Clinic” 

26 September 

“Hangzhou Business Showcase” at 

Suntec City Convention Hall 

27 September 

Dialogue Session with the East African 

Business Council at SMa 

29 September 

“SMa-Hanoi Trade Cooperation” Seminar 

and Business Networking Session at SMa 

9 November 

Seminar on “6 th Doing Business in Japan” 

with Japan External Trade Organisation 

(JETRO) at Raffl es City Convention Centre, 


10 November 

Seminar on “Invest in Belgium, Increase 

Your Profi ts” at Fullerton Hotel, Singapore. 

This was held to coincide with the visit of 

Mr G. Verhofstadt, Belgian Prime Minister 

and Mr Didier Reynders, Belgian Vice 

Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. 

14 November 

Seminar on “Changchun Economy and 

Trade” at Meritus Mandarin Hotel, 


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17 November 

Seminar and Workshop on “Arbitration and 

Dispute Resolution in China” at SMa 

18 November 

Investment Seminar on “Investing in Taian City, 

Shandong Province - Investment and Trading 

Opportunities” and Networking Lunch at SMa 

19 July 

Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission 

22 July 

Philippines Business Delegation 

26 July 

Guigang Delegation, Guangxi, PR China 

24 November 

“2005 Korea Investment Mart in Singapore” 

Seminar and Networking Lunch at Fullerton 

Hotel, Singapore 

15 December 

Briefi ng on “Promoting Domestic Investment and 

Cross Border Investment”, Special Dialogue and 

Business Opportunities Networking (BON) 

Session at FMM Johor Branch - Organised by 

Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) 

and supported by SMa 

B. Incoming Missions 

28 July 

Philippines Chamber of Commerce 

2 August 

Confederation of India Industry 

13 September 

Qingdao Bureau of Foreign Trade Promotion 

14 September 

Mayor of Cebu City, The Philippines 

20 September 

Thailand Board Of Investment 

To forge closer ties with overseas business 

communities, the FC hosted several foreign 

business and offi cial delegations. Meetings and 

networking sessions were organised to explore 

collaborative opportunities for SMa members 

with the foreign delegates. The incoming 

delegations received in 2005 were: 

8 March 

Kazakhstan Diplomatic Mission 

26 September 

Shandong Provincial Bureau of Foreign Trade & 

Economic Cooperation 

27 September 

The East African Business Council (EABC) 

29 September 

Hanoi Delegation, Vietnam 

21 April 

Dorset Business Chamber 

22 April 

Egyptian Businessmen Association 

25 April 

Xiamen Study Group, PR China 

20 May 

Tianjin Federation of Industry and Commerce 

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16 November 

Delegation from Taian City, Shandong, 

PR China 

18 November 

Economic Development & Tourism of 

South Africa 

22 November 

Delegation from Heilongjiang Province, 

PR China 

28 November 

WalesTrade International Representative 

for Trade Mission to Singapore & 

Asia Pacifi c 

2 December 

Executive Director from the Panama 

Chamber of Commerce 

8 December 

Guangxi Bureau of Commerce, PR China 

12 December 

Delegation from Jiangdu City, Jiangsu 

Province, PR China 

13 December 

Delegation from Anhui Bureau of 

Commerce, PR China 

C. Outgoing Missions 

To promote growth through overseas 

expansion, the Trade and Investment FC 

researched and identifi ed potential 

opportunities in the emerging markets and 

led several outgoing missions covering a 

spectrum of industries. 

Singapore Trade and Investment Mission 

to Jakarta, Indonesia 

(17 - 19 January 2005) 

To reinforce the close relation between 

SMa and the Federation of Malaysian 

Manufacturers (FMM), both federations 

co-organised a joint Trade and Investment 

Mission to Jakarta. The mission was 

supported by International Enterprise 

Singapore (IE Singapore), the Embassy of 

Indonesia in Singapore, the Malaysian 

Industrial Development Authority (MIDA) 

and the Jakarta Chamber of Commerce 

and Industry (KADIN). 

The 89-men delegation was led by Mr Lew 

Syn Pau and Datuk Mustafa Mansur, 

Presidents of SMa and FMM respectively. 

The delegation met up with the new 

leaders of Indonesia and gained valuable 

insight on the new policies affecting 

businesses operating in Indonesia. A total 

of 425 business matching meetings and 

several networking functions were 

arranged to explore opportunities in 

procurement, outsourcing, subcontracting, 

trade, investment and other areas with the 

Indonesian business community. 

Apart from deepening the existing tie 

between SMa and FMM, this mission also 

paved the way for vital future 

developments with the respective 

Indonesian government offi ces, private 

sector and associations and set the stage 

for future business expansion in Indonesia 

by our members. 

Singapore Business Mission to Pakistan 

(31 January - 4 February 2005) 

Jointly organised by the Singapore 

Business Federation (SBF), the Pakistan 

High Commission in Singapore and the 

Singapore Pakistan Development Forum 

(SPADE Forum), SMa joined the Singapore 

Chinese Chamber of Commerce and 

Industry (SCCCI), the Singapore Indian 

Chamber of Commerce and Industry 

(SICCI), the Malay Chamber of Commerce 

and Industry (SMCCI) and IE Singapore on 

this mission to Pakistan. This mission 

further boosted the Singapore-Pakistan 

business collaborations, which had 

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strengthened considerably following the visit by 

the then-Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr Goh 

Chok Tong in June 2004. Besides business 

meetings and visits, the delegates also visited 

Expo Pakistan 2005 in Karachi. 

Singapore Business Mission to Vietnam and 

Cambodia (9 - 14 May 2005) 

Following the success of the joint Trade Mission 

to Jakarta in January 2005, SMa and FMM 

organised another joint Trade and Investment 

Mission to Ho Chin Minh City, Vietnam and 

Phnom Penh, Cambodia with a team of 41 

delegates led by Ms Annabelle Tan, Council 

Member of SMa and Chairperson of the Building 

Products and Construction Materials Industry 

Group, together with Tan Sri Dato Soong Siew 

Hoong, Council Member of FMM. 

The objective of this mission was to promote 

business opportunities and partnerships among 

companies in Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and 

Cambodia. The mission focused on individual 

business matching meetings and networking 

sessions with relevant government authorities 

and visits to factories and industrial estates. The 

delegates also met up with Prince Norodom 

Ranariddh of Cambodia in a breakfast dialogue 

session to better understand the investment 

climate in Cambodia. 

Singapore Business Mission to Taipei & Hsinchu, 

Taiwan (21 May - 4 June 2005) 

Targeted at the Information Communications 

Technology (ICT), Semiconductor and Electronics 

Precision Engineering industries, SMa, jointly with 

the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and the 

Singapore Info-communications Technology 

Federation (SITF) organised a business mission 

to Taipei and Hsinchu. This mission was led by 

Mr Lew Syn Pau, President of SMa. 

During the mission, the delegates visited 

Computex Taipei 2005, one of Asia’s largest IT 

shows in 2005, and two high tech industrial 

parks, namely Nankang Software Park and 

Hsinchu Science Park. The mission also 

coincided with the SBF-CIECA (Chinese 

International Economic Cooperation Association) 

Business Conference - a joint private sectordriven 

initiative to improve bilateral ties. This 

conference, which aimed to establish strategic 

cooperation between the business communities 

in Singapore and Taiwan, was co-chaired by Mr 

Lew Syn Pau and Mr Douglas Hsu, Chairman of 

CIECA. 

Singapore Business Mission to The Russian 

Federation (18 - 25 September 2005) 

To explore business opportunities in emerging 

markets, the committee partnered the Singapore 

Business Federation (SBF) and IE Singapore on a 

business mission to the Russian Federation. 

This mission comprised of 16 companies from 

the food and hospitality industries visited 

Moscow and St. Petersburg. The participating 

companies were introduced to the Russian 

business community under the auspice of the 

Singapore offi cial agencies. 

The delegation also visited the World Food 

Moscow Exhibition where foreign manufacturers 

and distributors showcased their products to the 

Russian and international markets. Networking 

sessions and business matching meetings were 

arranged with the Russian authorities and 

business chambers. 

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Singapore Trade and Investment Mission 

to Guangxi, PR China 

(17 - 23 October 2005) 

SMa, together with the International Trade 

Institute of Singapore, led a trade and 

investment delegation to Guangxi Zhuang 

Autonomous Region. This mission 

successfully attracted big Singapore 

corporations from the port development, 

logistics and trading sectors. Led by Mr 

Poh Choon Ann, Council Member of SMa, 

the mission was held to coincide with the 

2 nd China-ASEAN Expo in Nanning, capital 

of Guangxi. The 2 nd China-ASEAN Expo 

aimed to promote the construction of the 

ASEAN-China Free Trade Area (ACFTA), 

with the principle of mutual benefi ts and 

economic cooperation both within ACFTA 

and with the rest of the world. 

The delegates explored 15 halls, each with 

a specialised theme, including Machinery 

& Equipment, Electronics & Household 

Appliances, Hardware & Construction 

Materials, Light Industry Products & 

Handicrafts and Agricultural Products & 

Food. Besides visiting the mega expo, this 

mission enabled the delegates to better 

assess the business opportunities 

available in Guangxi, where investors can 

simultaneously enjoy several preferential 

policies under the Coastal Opening 

Polices, the West Development Policies, 

and the Policies Granted to the Minority 

Autonomous Regions. Several business 

meetings and customised industrial visits 

were arranged in Nanning, Qinzhou and 

Beihai for the delegates. 

COLLABORATION WITH FEDERATION 

OF MALAYSIAN MANUFACTURERS 

Since the 1996 signing of the 

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 

between SMa and the Federation of 

Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM), the Trade 

and Investment Function Committee (as 

SMa’s liaison) was instrumental in forging 

closer tie with FMM via: 

A. Joint Missions 

Under the provision of the Malaysia- 

Singapore Third Country Business 

Development Fund (MSBF), SMa and 

FMM proactively engaged members in 

exploring overseas business opportunities 

with joint business missions organised by 

the two Federations. These missions 

sought to establish and intensify tripartite 

business partnerships with parties in the 

countries that were visited. In 2005, two 

such missions were successfully organised 

under this joint partnership; SMa led the 

fi rst joint mission to Indonesia in January 

2005 while FMM led the other one to 

Cambodia and Vietnam in May 2005. 

B. Joint Secretariat Meetings 

Two joint secretariat meetings took place 

in 2005, one in Kuala Lumpur and the 

other in Singapore. 

BILATERAL BUSINESS COUNCILS 

The Trade and Investment Function 

Committee also provided secretariat 

support to various business councils. 

They are: 

1. China Business Club 

2. China-Henan SMa Joint Co-operation 

Committee 

3. Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore Growth 

Triangle (IMS-GT) 

4. Johor-Singapore Joint Committee on 

Business Co-operation 

5. Melaka-Singapore Joint Committee on 

Business Co-operation 

6. Mexico-Singapore Business Committee 

7. Pahang-Singapore Joint Committee 

on Business Co-operation 

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY 

DEVELOPMENT FUNCTION COMMITTEE 

The SMa’s Information Technology and Technology Development 

Function Committee has been leading and guiding the SMa’s 

Information Technology Division (ITD) in pursing its various initiatives 

and objectives for the secretariat, the various committees and SMa 

members in general. 

Through the years, reviews and recommendations by the committee 

have leveraged the usage of IT in a more effective and effi cient way. In 

addition to the conventional deployment of hardware and software for 

offi ce productivity, business-centric strategies and solutions have also 

been developed and deployed across various divisions periodically to 

help them achieve their goals and enhanced their functionality. 

As an important bridging agent connecting the various sectors, the 

committee has been active in staging regular dialogues with 

organisations in the private and public sectors to accord an effective 

platform to promote the use of IT in our local business community. 

In order to educate and advise member companies on the best 

practices in IT and related technologies, the committee has also 

constantly kept themselves informed of the latest developments by 

engaging technology partners in plant/factory visits and other 

enrichment events. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

SMBNet Exchange Conference 

In meeting the objectives of the Information 

Technology and Technology Development 

Function Committee, ITD carried out various 

initiatives and implementations in 2005, including: 

Collaboration with Microsoft 

In its second consecutive year of running to 

highlight the importance of Intellectual Rights 

awareness, SMa jointly with Microsoft, promoted 

the “Save On Legal Software Licenses. And Be 

Safe” campaign in 2005. 

This campaign was targeted at SMEs. All SMa 

members enjoyed extra software and licences at 

no additional cost when they acquired Microsoft 

products. 

Date: 11 October 2005 

Place: Raffl es City Convention Centre 

Title of Event: SMBNet Exchange 2005 

Main Organiser: SMa, Netremedia 

Highlights of the event: 

SMBNet Exchange 2005, co-organised by SMa 

and Netremedia Pte Ltd, was a one-day 

conference and exhibition covering key business 

and technology issues facing Small and Medium 

Sized Businesses (SMBs) and how SMBs could 

leverage on technology to meet these issues and 

challenges. The Exchange attracted more than 

400 business owners, senior managers and IT 

managers who found the various technologies 

and business tracks very insightful and useful, 

and have indicated their participation in the 

Exchange in 2006. 

Chairman of committee, Mr Alex Siow was the 

key note speaker on the topic, “Unlocking Your 

Potential - Leveraging On Technology To Grow”. 

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The role of this committee is 

to champion the cause of 

the small and medium 

enterprises. One of the 

ways to do this is to lay the 

groundwork to enhance 

SMEs’ competitiveness in 

the international market. The 

committee also collaborated 

with some government 

agencies to come up with 

various initiatives to assist 

the SMEs. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

Important dialogues with government 

agencies staged to benefi t our members 

included: 

28 January 2005 

SMa-Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) 

Dialogue 

Issues discussed at this session included 

changes in rental policies, and the latest 

developments at Biopolis and One-North. 


SMa-Singapore Customs Dialogue 

Many issues, ranging from Valuation 

Methods, Rules of Origin to Bonded 

Warehouse Schemes, were discussed. 


SMa-SPRING Singapore Dialogue 

Various issues were discussed at this 

session with Mr Loh Khum Yean, Chief 

Executive of SPRING, from future plans for 

manufacturers to assistance from SPRING 

and to possible areas of collaboration. 

The year 2005 also saw the offi cial 

opening of the Enterprise Development 

Centre @ Singapore Manufacturers’ 

Federation (EDC@SMa) on 27 October 

2005. EDC@SMa was formed with a 

government grant through SPRING 

Singapore. The primary role of EDC@SMa 

is to work with Singapore companies to 

improve their business processes and 

enhance their competitive advantage. This 

new initiative will provide the thrust that 

SMa needs to help improve the business 

of SMEs. This is achieved through 

diagnostics, group consultancies and inhouse 

consultancy services. 

SMa and International Enterprise (IE) 

Singapore signed a Memorandum of 

Understanding on 2 December 2005 to 

collaborate on the national branded portal 

www.BuySingapore.com.sg, covering 

many areas of collaboration to provide 

overseas business leads to Singapore 

SMEs. In addition, the Singapore Product 

Catalogue on Consumer Electronics was 

completed in 2005. 

On the education front, SMa plans to run a 

Certifi cation Scheme to train and equip 

foreign workers in the metal-stamping 

sector with the requisite skills to reduce 

the levy payable and to expedite the 

issuance of work permit for the course 

attendees. 

To emphasize the importance of the 

manufacturing sector and to encourage 

more Singaporeans to join this sector, 

Economic Development Board (EDB), 

Workforce Development Authority (WDA) 

and SMa’s Research Division are 

collaborating to produce an 8-part weekly 

infotainment series on Channel 8 in 2006 

to showcase the manufacturing industry. 

Complementing this project is the School 

Talk Series by CEOs in selected 

manufacturing companies to be launched 

in 2006. This latter project is jointly 

organized by Economic Development 

Board (EDB) and SMa’s Research Division. 

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We accord platforms 

... for networking and business matching

Industry Groups

Industry Groups 

Given the diverse background and needs of our members, 

11 Industry Groups were set up and to which our members are 

appropriately grouped. This grouping enhances networking and 

fosters the exchange of ideas and solutions with members in 

similar industries. 

AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY 

INDUSTRY GROUP (ATIG) 

BUILDING PRODUCTS & 

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 

INDUSTRY GROUP (BPCM IG) 

CHEMICAL INDUSTRY GROUP / 

SINGAPORE CHEMICAL 

INDUSTRY COUNCIL (SCIC) 

Chairman 

MR CHRIS CHAN 

Ultra Industrial Automation Pte Ltd 

Chairwoman 

MS ANNABELLE TAN 

Brite Koncept Pte Ltd 

Chairman 

MR OOI CHWEE KIM 

Energy Innovations Asia Pte Ltd 

ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS 

& ALLIED INDUSTRIES 

INDUSTRY GROUP (EEAI IG) 

FIRE PROTECTION, SAFETY 

AND SECURITY INDUSTRY 

GROUP (FPSS IG) 

FOOD & BEVERAGE 

INDUSTRY GROUP (F&B IG) 

Chairman 


GP Batteries International Limited 

Chairman 

MR ROWAN TAN 

DORMA Far East Pte Ltd 

Chairman 

DR K K TAN 

MycoBiotech Ltd 

LIFE SCIENCES INDUSTRY 

GROUP (LSIG) 

LIFESTYLE INDUSTRY 

GROUP (LIG) 

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 

INDUSTRY GROUP (MTIG) 

Chairwoman 

MS GWEN GOH 

Malaysia Chemist Pte Ltd 

Chairman 

MR JAMES SEE 

Singco (Pte) Ltd 

Chairwoman 

MRS THERESA MICHELMANN-LIM 

B. Braun Singapore Pte Ltd 

METAL, MACHINERY 

AND ENGINEERING (MME) 


PLASTICS AND PACKAGING 

INDUSTRY GROUP / PACKAGING 

COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE 

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Chairman / Social Chairman 

MR RICHARD SOH 

SCA Packaging Singapore Pte Ltd 

Chairman 

MR ALBERT LIM 

Packagers Pte Ltd

AUTOMATION 

TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY 

GROUP (ATIG) 

Led by the Chairman, 

Mr Chris Chan of Ultra 

Industrial Automation Pte 

Ltd, the Automation 

Technology Industry Group 

(ATIG) was formed in June 

2000 to assist companies 

by spearheading initiatives 

that benefi t the automation 

sector in Singapore. 

Through partnerships and 

collaborations with the 

government and other key 

stakeholders, members are 

informed of the latest 

technologies and business 

opportunities. ATIG also 

represents the industry on 

regulatory matters and 

provides direction for the 

automation sector. The 

committee met regularly to 

discuss and update on 

industry issues and to plan 

activities for its members. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

ATIG’s belief in incorporating fun in work 

led it to hold its fi rst committee meeting on 

12 April 2005 at Rav Entertainment which 

was followed by a networking session to 

promote interaction and business dealings 

amongst members. 

ATIG led a delegation of 16 companies to 

the 3 rd Industrial Automation Malaysia 

Conference held at the new Kuala Lumpur 

Convention Centre from 20 to 23 July 

2005 to showcase the best of Singapore’s 

automation sector. The event attracted 

nearly 15,000 trade visitors who came to 

network with key decision makers in the 

automation industry, understand business 

patterns from industry experts and source 

for potential business partners. 

ATIG was involved in the SMa-EDB Task 

force in formulating the Manufacturing 

2018 initiative with the aim of doubling 

manufacturing output for all industries in 

Singapore to $300 billion by 2018. About 

15,000 manufacturing jobs would be 

expected from new projects every year 

between now and 2018. 

ATIG regularly updates members on 

governmental schemes provided to aid 

industries and administered by various 

statutory boards such as the Singapore 

Workforce Development Agency (WDA) 

and International Enterprise (IE) Singapore. 

An example would be the presentation by 

WDA offi cials on 25 October 2005 to ATIG 

members about the VINTAGE (Value-Add 

for Industries by Tapping on AGE) Scheme 

whereby a fi nancial incentive scheme was 

implemented to help companies employ 

mature workers and retain workers 

beyond age 62. 

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BUILDING PRODUCTS & CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 

INDUSTRY GROUP (BPCM IG) 

SMa’s Building Products & Construction Materials (BPCM) IG’s 

mission is to promote and share business experiences and 

information with members, relevant government agencies and 

private organisations. It serves as a platform to disseminate and 

communicate government legislation concerning the building and 

construction industry to members. 

The SMa BPCM IG Committee meets bi-monthly to discuss the 

industry’s developments and to organise activities. Dialogue 

sessions are held regularly for members to provide feedback and 

insights into their problems, and more importantly, to explore 

business opportunities. 

The objectives of the committee are: 

To promote and focus on specialised business interests 

of members 

To share business experiences and information among members 

To form strategic alliances among members so as to obtain 

economies of scale in business operations 

To enhance networking opportunities among members 

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HIGHLIGHTS 

The “Financial Seminar for SMEs” was 

organised on 31 May 2005 to inform and 

update SMa members on the SME 

ACCESS Loan Scheme. This is a new 

fi nancing scheme initiated by SPRING 

Singapore and International Enterprise 

(IE) Singapore. 

The seminar attracted 120 participants, 

where they learned the features of the 

loan, eligibility criteria, loan types and 

application methods during the 

presentation. They also benefi ted from the 

two fi nancing topics presented: “Impact 

on your FX and Interest Rates Exposure” 

and “How to minimise cost in trade 

fi nance transactions”. 

The presenters also gave the audience a 

better understanding of the impact of forex 

and interest rates exposure on SME’s 

trade fi nancing and the different types of 

letters of credit and their applications. 

These topics enabled the audience to 

minimise the relevant risk and cost in trade 

fi nance transactions. 

The seminar was held at the Hainan Wok 

Restaurant where all participants were 

treated to a sumptuous networking lunch. 

The BPCM IG held another seminar on 

“Building and Construction Industry 

Security of Payment (SOP) Act” on 

30 August 2005. The seminar was a joint 

effort between the Industry Group and the 

Fire Protection, Safety and Security IG. 

The seminar informed on and examined 

the changes in the Act and provided 

suggestions on how the various parties in 

the industry can and should adapt to and 

prepare for the changes. Presented by 

renowned lawyers from Rajah & Tann, 

Mr Edwin Lee and Ms Looi Ming Ming also 

spoke on the SOP Act, payment claims, 

adjudication regime of contracts and 

contract administration to an audience of 

110 participants. 

A site tour to CSR Southeast Asia Pte Ltd 

(an SMa member company) was 

organised on 8 September 2005. The tour 

helped the participants to better 

understand the products and services 

offered by CSR. 

On 4 November 2005, the Singapore 

Manufacturers’ Federation - The Institution 

of Engineers, Singapore (SMa-IES) 

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 

was signed by SMa Acting President, 

Mr Edwin Khew and IES President, 

Dr Foo Say Wei. This was an initiative by 

the BPCM IG and the IES. The purpose of 

the MOU is to explore ways of pooling 

resources to jointly organise activities for 

mutual benefi ts. 

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CHEMICAL INDUSTRY 

GROUP / SINGAPORE 

CHEMICAL INDUSTRY 

COUNCIL (SCIC) 

THE SCIC ANNUAL DINNER 2005 CUM 

RESPONSIBLE CARE AWARDS 2004 

The SCIC Annual Dinner 2005 cum Responsible 

Care Awards 2004 was held on 18 March 2005 

at the Stamford Ballroom, Raffl es City Convention 

Centre. Sponsored by Eastman Chemical 

Singapore Pte Ltd, the event was graced by our 

Guest-of-Honour, Mr David Sandidge, Director 

for Responsible Care & Environmental Support 

from Eastman Chemical Company. 

More than 200 guests attended the dinner 

and awards presentation, amongst whom 

were Brigadier-General Lam Joon Khoi (Chief 

Executive Offi cer, National Environment Agency) 

and Ms Aw Kah Peng (Director for Chemical 

Cluster, EDB) and other representatives from 

statutory agencies such as MPA and SCDF. 

The Responsible Care Awards 2004 presentation 

was the highlight of the evening with a total of 26 

awards given out. This included the presentation 

of the Individual Award to Mr Ong See Hee from 

Merck Sharp & Dohme (Singapore) Pte Ltd, for 

his contributions towards the promotion and 

development of the Responsible Care initiative 

in Singapore. SCIC also took the opportunity to 

appreciate Mr Georges Grosliere and ExxonMobil 

for their contributions, dedication and support to 

SCIC and the Responsible Care initiatives. 

SCIC DIALOGUE SESSIONS WITH 

STATUTORY AGENCIES 

Over the course of the year, SCIC has been 

actively engaging the relevant regulatory agencies 

(NEA, MOM, SCDF, EDB, JTC) in dialogue 

sessions to address issues of concern to the 

chemical and related industries. For example, 

with SCDF, SCIC had effectively raised the 

operational concerns of our members in terms 

of timing restrictions in the transportation 

of Hydrogen, Diesel and Acetylene. This 

subsequently led SCDF to accede to a 24-hour 

permit for the transportation of these three 

items. SCIC will continue to cooperate with 

these agencies to engender a better regulated 

environment for industry’s benefi t. 

CHEMICAL LOGISTICS MISSION TO 

JIANGSU, ZHEJIANG & SHANGHAI 

The IE Singapore and SCIC’s Logistics & 

Distribution Sub-Committee jointly organised 

a trade mission to Nanjing (Jiangsu province), 

Ningbo (Zhejiang province) and Shanghai from 

27 March - 2 April 2005. 

The objectives of the chemical logistics mission 

to China were to understand and assess the 

market potential for Singapore’s transport and 

logistics companies and establish relations with 

key Ministries/Government agencies, business 

associations, service providers and domestic 

shippers. The mission provided opportunities 

to promote Singapore’s transport and logistics 

companies’ capabilities in the provision of 

chemical logistics service and opportunities in 

strategic alliances/joint ventures. Site tours of 

various chemical parks were also organised for 

the mission trip. 

18 delegates from IE Singapore, IE Shanghai 

and Singapore-based companies went on 

this mission, which was co-led by Mr Au Yong 

Kong Seng (SCIC Director for Logistics and 

Distribution) and IE Shanghai Consulate Ms Wan 

Sze Mei. 

10 th AMEICC - WCGI MEETING 

The 10 th AMEICC (ASEAN Economic Ministers - 

Ministry of Economy and Industry Economic and 

Industrial Co-operation Committee) Meeting of 

the Working Group on Chemical Industry (WGCI) 

was held in Singapore from 11-12 July 2005 at 

the Raffl es Convention Centre. 

The meeting comprised government and industry 

representatives from ASEAN and Japan, as well 

as the ASEAN secretariat. Historically chaired 

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y government offi cials from the host 

nation and Japan, this year’s event 

marked a signifi cant difference as it was 

co-chaired by a member of the chemical 

industry. Mr Ooi Chwee Kim, Chairman of 

the Singapore Chemical Industry Council, 

co-chaired the meeting with Mr Takashi 

Manabe, Director of Chemical Industries 

Division, Manufacturing Industries Bureau, 

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, 

Japan. 

The two-day meeting saw fruitful 

discussions amongst the participants on 

various issues of concern to the regional 

chemical industries especially in the areas 

of Globally Harmonised System (GHS) 

developments of the ASEAN members 

and the impact of REACH on ASEAN. 

The participants were also given a tour of 

Jurong Island, the pride of the Singapore 

Chemical Industry. 

RESPONSIBLE CARE TRAINING 

WORKSHOP 2005 

The Singapore Chemical Industry Council 

organised its annual Responsible Care 

Training Workshop on 17 and 18 August 

2005. As a follow-up to last year’s 

workshop, the remaining 3 Responsible 

Care Codes of Management Practices 

were covered by the following SCIC subcommittee 

members: 

Employee Health and Safety Code: 

Mr Alan Chong (Chevron Oronite Pte Ltd) 

Community Awareness and Emergency 

Response Code: 

Mr Tommy Ch’ng (Celanese Singapore 

Pte Ltd) 

Distribution Code: 

Mr Lim Tiong Jee (Shell Eastern Petroleum 

(Pte) Ltd) 

Mr James Samuel (Dow Chemical Pacifi c 

(Singapore) Pte Ltd) 

Half-day sessions were devoted to 

each code, providing participants with 

more information and assistance on the 

above codes of management practice 

and their implementation. Examples of 

implementation, case studies and best 

practices were shared with more than 

40 participants from each code. Greater 

emphasis was placed on the Distribution 

code this year as the trainers conducted 

syndicate exercises for the participants 

and provided hands-on experience for 

them under various scenarios. 

SCIC HOSTING OF SHANGHAI 

CHEMICAL COUNCIL DELEGATES 

The Singapore Chemical Industry Council 

jointly hosted 45 delegates from the 

Shanghai Chemical Council with the 

EDB on 26 July 2005. This accorded 

a networking and business matching 

platform for more than 20 SCIC members 

to interact with their counterparts from 

China. A plant visit hosted by Du Pont 

Company was also organised for the 

delegates on Jurong Island. 

SCIC - ISO TANK COURSE 

SCIC organised a 2-day Training Course 

on “Regulatory, Technical & Safety 

Requirements of ISO Tank Containers” 

on 4 and 5 August 2005. The training 

course was conducted by Mr Paul Sireci, 

a consultant and specialist in the fi eld with 

more than 30 years experience. 

The course informed on the use and 

operation of this highly specialised 

equipment and introduced international 

regulatory frameworks and various 

technical aspects in operating ISO tank 

containers. 

The course was attended by more than 60 

operational and non-operational members 

from chemical companies and chemical 

logistics service providers. 

SCIC CONFERENCE 2005 

The SCIC Conference 2005 “Prospects 

& Challenges Facing the Singapore 

Chemical Industry” held at Novotel 

Clarke Quay on 27 October 2005 saw an 

overwhelming response of more than 150 

participants. 

The panel of speakers for the conference 

included governmental representatives 

from the EDB, MTI, NEA, SCDF and 

Singapore Customs. Speakers from the 

industry included ExxonMobil Chemical 

Asia Pacifi c, PSA Corporation and SCIC’s 

Responsible Care Committee. 

The distinguished speakers shared on the 

current business climate and challenges 

facing the industry. Participants were 

also informed of the existing government 

incentives and the benefi ts that 

companies could gain from existing Free 

Trade Agreements (FTAs) that had been 

signed. The conference also provided 

an excellent networking platform for 

professionals and practitioners in the 

public and private sectors to interact and 

exchange experiences. 

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ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS & ALLIED INDUSTRIES 

INDUSTRY GROUP (EEAI IG) 

The Electrical, Electronics and Allied Industries (EEAI) Industry Group 

(IG) is the largest industry group in SMa. Given the multifarious 

interests of its members, the group is divided into four Sub-Industry 

Groups (Sub-IGs). They are: Computer, Telecommunications & 

Information Technology (CTIT) Sub-IG, the Consumer Electronics & 

Electrical Products (CEEP) Sub-IG, the Industrial Electronics & 

Electrical (IEEP) Sub-IG, and the Supporting Industries & Services 

(SIS) Sub-IG. 

The objectives of the committee are: 

To identify growth markets (eg, Vietnam, Malaysia, India, China 

and Middle East) 

To assist members through SMa International Network 

To act as the communicator to the government agencies on issues/ 

problems faced by SMa members 

To generate business opportunities for members through businessmatching 

among members and non-members 

To organise cross- networking events to network with other SMa 

IGs members 

HIGHLIGHTS 

On 7 April 2005, the EEAI IG organised a seminar 

on “Revenue & Profi ts Growth Through Real-time 

Collaborative Systems”. Presenters from IBM 

and Comex Frontier showed how enterprise 

collaboration can help companies manage 

resources, relationships and processes. SMa 

members also gained valuable insights from 

Grocery Logistics of Singapore (GLS), a whollyowned 

subsidiary and logistics fulfi llment arm of 

NTUC Fairprice, who shared its success story on 

how it has achieved considerable cost savings 

and gain quantum effectiveness to its business 

by implementing real-time 

collaborative systems. 

An interestingly titled half-day seminar “E=MC2, 

The Formula for Success” on 28 October 2005 

imparted knowledge on the latest technological 

trends and opportunities, and best practices on 

how businesses can stay abreast in the fastmoving 

marketplace. Presenters from IDA, 

SingTel, Justlogin and Emerio Corporation shared 

their knowledge and experiences on how SMEs 

could adopt technology to achieve substantial 

cost-savings and greater effi ciencies in their 

business. 

The RoHS* Presentation cum Lab Tour was 

staged on 10 November 2005 at the premise of 

Setsco Services Pte Ltd to provide members with 

a better understanding of the RoHS directive and 

to facilitate their compliance with the directive. 

Signifi cant insights were gained, by the 55 SMa 

members who attended the session, from 

witnessing the testing of an actual sample from 

the preparation to the generation of a RoHS test 

report and a tour of the Environment, Food and 

Micro-contamination test lab. 

SMa EEAI IG members gained useful insights on 

the “Growing a Greener Asia” conference 

organised by the National Environment Agency 

Staged on 23 November 2005 at the Singapore 

Marriot Hotel, the conference invited presenters 

from Japan, Germany, New Zealand and 

Australia who shared on their national policies, 

strategies and programmes on e-waste 

management. 

Problems relating to the implementation and 

business impact of a Pan-Asian approach to 

e-waste management were also deliberated 

during a panel discussion. 

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*RoHS: Restriction On the use of certain Hazardous 

Substances in electrical and electronic equipment

FIRE PROTECTION, 

SAFETY AND SECURITY 


(FPSS IG) 

Chaired by Mr Rowan Tan 

of DORMA Far East Pte 

Ltd, the FPSS IG assists 

members by fostering 

closer working relationships 

with Singapore government 

agencies through drafting 

and reviewing safety 

standards, promoting best 

practices, conducting joint 

research, and educating 

the public by promoting 

and enhancing fi re safety, 

security and safety issues. 

Dialogue sessions and 

seminars are also held 

regularly to update and 

enrich members with the 

latest developments in the 

industry. The fi ve founding 

members of the FPSS 

IG are DORMA Far East 

Pte Ltd, South East Metal 

Industries Pte Ltd, Kaba 

Security Pte Ltd, Tacam 

Steel Pte Ltd and Assa 

Abloy (S) Pte Ltd. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

a) Fire Safety Best Practices 

(FSBP) Scheme 

Fire doors & shutters form the fi rst line of 

defence against fi re in a building. Effective 

and properly maintained fi re doors & 

shutters will contain and prevent fi re from 

spreading, thereby allowing the occupants 

to escape safely from the building and 

facilitating fi re-fi ghting and rescue efforts 

by the Civil Defence personnel. 

FPSS IG initiated several working 

committees by securing participation 

from various stakeholders (SPRING 

Singapore, PSB Corporation, Institution 

of Engineers Singapore, Fire Safety 

Managers’ Association of Singapore and 

Real Estate Developers’ Association of 

Singapore) to formulate a comprehensive 

scheme to implement and adopt 

standards and codes of practices on fi re 

safety in Singapore. This was seamlessly 

executed via the existing channels of 

pre-qualifi cation, testing, quality assurance 

and surveillance programmes such 

as periodic inspections by Fire Safety 

Managers and annual inspections by 

SCDF personnel. 

b) “Building and Construction Industry 

Security of Payment Act” Seminar 

Together with the SMa Building Products 

& Construction Materials (BPCM) 

Industry Group, the FPSS IG organised 

the ‘Building and Construction Industry 

Security of Payment Act’ seminar in 

August 2005. The seminar invited legal 

consultants from Rajah & Tann who 

thoroughly analysed the impact arising 

from changes in the Act pertaining to 

developers, contractors, suppliers and 

consultants. An ensuing dialogue session 

saw the 110 participants shared their 

views and had their long-standing queries 

answered by the experts from Rajah & Tann. 

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FOOD & BEVERAGE INDUSTRY GROUP (F&B IG) 

Tasty Singapore 

“This brand (Tasty Singapore) will provide our food industries with 

a unique identity to market our food products internationally. The 

launch is timely and this enables Singapore food manufacturers 

to leverage on the current national effort to promote Singapore as 

a tourist and business destination. It complements the “Uniquely 

Singapore” brand even further. “ 

- Dr K K Tan, Chairman, 

SMa Food & Beverage Industry Group 

Tasty Singapore (Phase Two) was launched 

by Mr Heng Chee How, Minister of State for 

National Development on 10 November 2005 

at the Singapore Expo. Phase Two covered the 

implementation of the initiative at the enterprise 

level for Singapore-based companies with 

manufacturing facilities in Singapore. 

Tasty Singapore is an initiative of IE Singapore, in 

collaboration with SMa and the Singapore Food 

Manufacturers Association and it epitomises the 

Singapore food standard which is universally 

regarded as synonymous with quality and 

excellence. 

operations as well as to accord networking 

opportunities for members. 

Members were treated to a live demonstration 

on pasta preparation and a sampling of tasty 

and wholesome Italian cuisine complete with a 

touch of Southern Italian hospitality hosted by 

the founder-chef, Mr Carecci Salvatore. The chef 

created a special menu for the occasion with 

different combinations of pasta, sauces, pizza 

and desserts. The event was indeed a pleasant 

and enjoyable occasion for members. 

Visit to Singapore Polytechnic 

During the Phase Two launch, 20 Tasty Singapore 

pioneer Brand Ambassadors were introduced 

and these companies will co-brand their products 

with the Tasty Singapore mark, cementing their 

association with Singapore’s brand equity. The 

Tasty Singapore brand was also adopted as the 

theme for all IE Singapore-supported F&B-related 

events, such as the Gulf Food event organised 

by SMa, as well as international tradeshows 

including Food & Hotel Asia 2004. 

Visit cum Networking Session 

A visit to the Singapore Polytechnics Food 

Laboratories was organised on 22 July 2005. 

The visit included a tour of the Food Quality 

& Sensory Lab, Food Flavours Lab, Food 

Processing Lab, the Packaging Lab (which is 

equipped with a range of equipment for the study 

of the properties of food and packaging materials 

and products) and the Asia Noodle Centre. 

Participants gained a deeper understanding of 

the Singapore Polytechnics Food Laboratories 

operations and the training and services they offer. 

The F&B IG organised a visit cum networking 

luncheon at Pasta Fresca Da Salvatore Pte 

Ltd Pasir Panjang Outlet on 24 March 2005 to 

engender a better understanding of members’ 

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LIFE SCIENCES 

INDUSTRY GROUP (LSIG) 

Chaired by Ms Gwen Goh 

of Malaysia Chemist (Pte) 

Ltd, the Life Sciences 

Industry Group (LSIG) 

comprises of two subindustry 

groups - the 

Singapore Pharmaceutical 

Manufacturers’ Council 

(SPMC) and the Singapore 

Pharmaceutical Trade 

Organisation (SPTO). 

Besides meeting regularly to discuss 

issues on regulations and registration, 

the LSIG seeks to improve the industry 

standard and skills of employees. 

Members have been active in training 

programme like the “Essential Good 

Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Principles 

for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers” and 

in inviting the Workforce Development 

Agency (WDA) and Temasek Polytechnic 

to present on Validation Specialist 

Programme and courses offered to the 

pharmaceutical industry. 

On 11 April 2005, a dialogue session with 

the Intellectual Property Offi ce of Singapore 

(IPOS) was well attended by 20 members. 

This was led by Mr Koe Khoon Poh, 

Chairman of Singapore Pharmaceutical 

Manufacturers’ Council (SPMC) and Mr 

Yeo Siew Meng, Chairman of Singapore 

Pharmaceutical Trade Organisation 

(SPTO). IPOS educated participants on 

the purpose of patents and the effective 

management of intellectual property (IP). 

It also elaborated on the approaches to 

the Search and Examination Process 

to access patent-related information, 

the patent application process fl ow and 

international application under the Patent 

Co-operation Treaty (PCT). 

The inaugural dialogue between SPTO and 

General Procurement Offi ce (GPO) was 

held on 14 March 2005 at GPO Offi ce, 

Singapore General Hospital. Mr Yeo Siew 

Meng, SPTO Chairman, led a 14-member 

team while Mr Foo Hee Jug, Group Chief 

Procurement Offi cer of GPO presented on 

changes to the procurement process and 

the four basic procurement principles. 

Hosted by the Centre for Drug 

Administration (CDA) of the Health 

Sciences Authority (HSA), with support 

from industry players - Singapore 

Association of Pharmaceutical Industries 

(SAPI), SMa’s Singapore Pharmaceutical 

Manufacturers’ Council (SPMC) and 

Singapore Pharmaceutical Trade 

Organisation (SPTO), the 10th ASEAN 

Consultative Committee for Standards 

and Quality (ACCSQ) Pharmaceutical 

Product Working Group (PPWG) Meeting 

was held for the fi rst time in Singapore 

from 23 to 26 August 2005 at the Grand 

Copthorne Waterfront Hotel. This meeting 

underscored Singapore’s leadership in 

integrating the healthcare sector in ASEAN. 

Formed in 1999 and initiated through the 

ACCSQ, the PPWG’s aim is to develop the 

harmonization schemes of pharmaceutical 

regulations of ASEAN member countries to 

complement and to facilitate the objectives 

of ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) without 

comprising on the quality, safety and 

effi cacy of drugs used in ASEAN. 

About 250 participants from ASEAN Drug 

Regulatory Authorities, the pharmaceutical 

industry, representatives from the World 

Health Organisation (WHO) and the ASEAN 

Secretariat met to discuss technical issues 

at the 10th ACCSQ PPWG. 

Coinciding with the 10th ACCSQ PPWG 

Meeting, the 2nd ASEAN Pharmaceutical 

Industry Club (APC) Meeting was held on 

24 August 2005 to gauge the readiness of 

APC members to implement the ASEAN 

Common Technical Dossier (ACTD) Quality. 

It was well attended by key representatives 

from the Malaysian Organisation of 

Pharmaceutical Industries, SPMC, 

Philippine Chamber of the Pharmaceutical 

Industry, Inc., Thai Pharmaceutical 

Manufacturers’ Association and the 

National Board Indonesia Pharmaceutical 

Association. 

On 23 September 2005, SPMC Chairman, 

Mr Koe Khoon Poh led a 15-member 

team in the fi rst dialogue session between 

SPMC and CDA to deliberate on drug 

registration, Good Manufacturing Practices 

(GMP) and inspection. 

Following the fi rst dialogue between SPTO 

and CDA in December 2004, the second 

dialogue was held on 31 October 2005. 

Led by SPTO Chairman, Mr Yeo Siew 

Meng, challenges and practical issues 

related to drug registration, PRISM - an 

electronic system for the online submission 

of drug registration and patents were 

discussed. 

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LIFESTYLE INDUSTRY GROUP (LFS) 

SMa Lifestyle Industry Group (LFS) sets the following objectives for 

the Term 2004 / 2006: 

To promote networking through social programmes and 

programmes related to the lifestyle & lifestyle-related industry 

To create opportunities for business development through trade 

missions, exhibitions and networking sessions. 

LFS met every month to plan a variety of programmes, seminars, 

talks and activities for its members to network and to promote the 

interest of LFS. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

LFS meetings were mostly held at the premises of 

its committee members. Eu Yan Sang International 

Ltd hosted the fi rst Lifestyle Committee Meeting on 

20 January 2005. After discussing at length the 

year’s events & programmes, committee members 

were treated to the famous “Tea-Leaf Egg” and tea 

by Eu Yan Sang. 

achievement and the apron they wore during the 

pewter-making session. 

In September 2005, the IG bid farewell to its 

Deputy Chairperson, Mdm Tan Lay Keow of 

Everfi rst Pte Ltd. The IG then elected its new 

Deputy Chairman, Mr Justin Tan of The Seafood 

International Market & Restaurant Pte Ltd on 26 

October 2005. 

To whet members’ appetite for durians and to 

create networking opportunities, LFS organised 

a “Durian Appreciation Nite” at the premise of 

FarEastFlora at Thomson Road on 31 May 2005, 

after its committee meeting there. 

Mr Alun Chow of 101 Fresh Fruits Trading 

enlightened on the know-how of selecting good 

durians. Response from participants was overwhelming 

as everyone present was treated to 

different grades & types of durians, including 

the famous D24 durians. Many left with bags of 

durians bought at special wholesale price from 

101 Fresh Fruits Trading. 

Before the year drew to a close, LFS held its 

last committee meeting at SMa premise on 

29 November 2005 to discuss 2006 events 

& programmes. A major plan in 2006 was 

to organise a trade mission to China in mid- 

February 2006 for LFS members. Following the 

meeting, a “Travel Forum” was held jointly with 

OAG to educate participants on the ease of 

on-line fl ight and hotel booking. Fabulous prizes 

such as Christian Dior watches were won by 

participants. 

LFS committee members toured the Royal 

Selangor Pewter Centre showroom on 2 

June 2005, after its committee meeting at the 

premise located at Clarke Quay. Besides the 

rare opportunity to make their own pewter 

dish, each committee member went home 

with their individualized creation, a certifi cate of 

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Formed in 1998, the Medical 

Technology Industry Group 

(MTIG) consists of leading 

multinational companies and 

local Small and Mediumsized 

Enterprises (SMEs) in 

the medical technology and 

supporting industries. It 

aims to be 

“the leading voice for 

the medical industry and 

related organizations, 

encompassing medical 

devices, equipments, 

instruments, diagnostics, 

and implantables, serving as 

a vital forum and focal point 

to advance the interests of 

the industry and to benefi t 

the people we serve”. 

Chaired by Mrs Theresa Lim 

of B.Braun Singapore Pte 

Ltd, MTIG members meet 

regularly to discuss issues 

and trends in the industry. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

In March 2005, together with the 

International Enterprise (IE) Singapore and 

the Intellectual Property Offi ce of Singapore 

(IPOS), MTIG organised a half-day seminar 

entitled, “Intellectual Property (IP) Seminar 

for Medical Component Manufacturers” at 

IE Singapore’s offi ce. Participants gained 

a better understanding of pertinent IP 

issues encountered when doing business 

overseas, various IP management 

strategies in dealing with potential buyers 

from the medical device sector especially 

in the US and a useful IP management 

diagnostic tool known as SCOPE IP 

(Strategies for Creation, Ownership, 

Protection and Exploitation of Intellectual 

Property). 

From 11 to 13 July 2005, MTIG supported 

a “3-Day Education Programme for the 

Medical Device Industry” which was 

organised by the Centre for Medical Device 

Regulation (CMDR) of the Health Sciences 

Authority (HSA). Held at Biopolis, the 

programme attracted 154 participants 

from established companies like Abbott 

Laboratories, B.Braun, Johnson & Johnson 

Medical, Philips Medical Systems, Siemens 

Medical Instruments and Smith & Nephew. 

This practical introductory programme 

covered the regulatory policies and 

practices in the medical device industry. 

Its main objective was part of CMDR’s 

overall strategy to establish a core group 

of personnel from the local industry and 

authorised representatives who are wellversed 

in the local regulatory requirements 

and other medical device regulatory affairs. 

Participants gained a better understanding 

of medical device policy and regulation 

so as to ensure the quality, safety and 

performance of medical devices in 


On 10 November 2005, MTIG members 

held a dialogue session with Mr Wong Yew 

Sin, Director of CMDR, HSA. The main 

agenda was to form a sub-committee 

under the MTIG Technical Sub-Committee, 

which comprised of local medical device/ 

component contract manufacturers and 

medical device distributors in Singapore. 

CMDR’s rationale was to share and 

disseminate information and knowledge 

in regulatory affairs among the ASEAN 

regulators, especially in the light of the 

integration of the Healthcare Roadmap in 


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METAL, MACHINERY & ENGINEERING INDUSTRY GROUP 

(MME IG) 

Led by Chairman, Mr Richard Soh of SCA Packaging Singapore 

Pte Ltd, the Metal, Machinery & Engineering Industry Group (MME 

IG) focuses its efforts on the discussion on salient issues, updates 

on market trends and provision of networking opportunities for 

members via organised factory visits, talks by industry experts and 

social activities in 2005. 

For 2006, MME IG promises to stay relevant to members by 

providing more activities both in business and leisure. The MME IG 

committee met every second Thursday of the month to discuss and 

update on issues about industry trends, business opportunities, and 

governmental matters and to plan activities for members. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

Companies can benefi t and improve by 

observing how leading manufacturers run their 

business and operations. With that in mind, 

MME IG kicked off 2005 by organising a plant 

visit to Makino Asia Pte Ltd on 7 January 2005. 

Hosted by SMa Honorary Secretary, Dr Moh 

Chong Tau, President & CEO of Makino Asia Pte 

Ltd, the event attracted a large turnout of nearly 

70 SMa members. Participants were briefed on 

Makino Asia’s business, facilities and human 

resource management through a plant tour 

and presentations. They were also treated to a 

sumptuous lunch complete with red wine by 

the host. 

In line with the newly introduced laws effective 

1 Jan 2005 on IP for software, MME IG organised 

a half-day seminar on “Staying legal without 

increasing your IT budget” on 28 January 2005 

to discourage potential under-licensing and the 

installation of pirated software. The speaker, 

Mr Harish Pillay, Chief Technology Architect for Red 

Hat Asia Pacifi c Pte Ltd, introduced participants 

to Linux and Open Source, a secure, reliable, 

and cost effective software solution to higher IT 

spending expected under the new regulations. 

In February 2005, MME IG committee members 

celebrated the Lunar New Year and “lo hei” 

for prosperity and success. A “Talk on Trade 

Finance” was organised on 10 March 2005, 

where Mr Ow You Seng enhanced members’ 

understanding of the types and applications of 

different letters of credit and the risk and cost 

minimisation methods in trade fi nancing. 

Based on members’ interest to expand their 

business operations in Bangladesh, a discussion 

cum Q&A session on “Doing Business in 

Bangladesh” was arranged and chaired by MME 

IG committee member, Mr Quek Chee Meng, 

Managing Director of Ritchmen (S) Pte Ltd on 

14 April 2005. Enquiries on legislation and 

logistics in Bangladesh were pertinently answered 

by Mr Quek, who shared his Bangladeshi 

experience with all present. 

To improve and minimise risks in business 

practices of members, Marsh Ltd was invited 

by the MME IG committee to talk about “Risk 

Focus” on 12 May 2005. 

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The presenter, Mr Martin Vilsoe, educated 

members on risk management practices 

such as compliance, people, technology 

and change management risks. He 

described the possible causes and 

effects of these risks and showed ways to 

effectively identify, manage, mitigate and 

contain the problems that arise. 

Under the National Environment Agency 

(NEA)’s Code of Practice on Pollution 

Control, companies engaging in onsite 

activities that can cause pollution 

are legally required to conduct a site 

assessment study on the extent of 

land contamination if their site is to be 

redeveloped, re-zoned or re-used for a 

non-pollutive activity. With that in mind, the 

MME IG Programmes sub-committee and 

the Singapore Surface Finishing Society 

(SSFS) jointly organised a presentation 

by Ms Elizabeth Lee of Setsco Pte Ltd on 

“An Introduction to Environmental Baseline 

Studies” on 9 June 2005 to inform and 

equip members on pollution control. 

Companies looking for funds to expand 

overseas or embark on projects in 

emerging markets were introduced to 

additional funding sources from German 

Capital. MME IG chairman invited Mr 

Julian Sandt and Ms Philomene Ngui from 

Germancapital Pte Ltd to give a talk 

on “Financing from Governmental 

Developmental Institutions” on 14 July 

2005. They revealed plausible sources 

of long-term capital from European 

institutional investors for reputable Asian 

companies. 

To foster interaction and networking 

between MME IG and other IG members, 

eager golfers teed off on 28 July 2005 

at Jurong Country Club (JCC) for the 

SMa MME Golf Challenge 2005. Golfers 

were later treated to a sumptuous dinner 

cum prize presentation ceremony. The 

winner for Best Gross in 2004, Mr Lau 

Koi Fong from Kenwood Industries Pte 

Ltd, successfully defended his title with 

an excellent gross score of 87. Mr Ochiai 

Yoshio from SOXAL was the winner for 

Best Stableford with 37 points. 

The MME IG committee invited Dr Phil 

Miller of Essential Quality Systems, Inc. 

Bloomington Minnesota, USA and an 

Honorary Fellow of the Plastics and 

Rubber Institute of Singapore to speak 

on the International Automotive Industry 

Quality Requirements, particularly the 

ISO/TS-16949 Standard, on 5 December 

2005. The ISO/TS-16949 Standard 

promotes the adoption of a customeroriented 

process approach when 

developing, implementing and improving 

the effectiveness and effi ciency of a Quality 

Management System. A well known 

academician, Dr Miller have worked closely 

with Dr W. Edwards Deming, the leading 

quality guru in the US and father of the 

Japanese post-war industrial revival. 

The MME IG committee also invited 

guests from statutory boards such as IE 

Singapore to committee meetings during 

the year to update on governmental 

regulations and programmes that aid 

businesses. 

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PLASTICS AND PACKAGING INDUSTRY GROUP / PACKAGING 


The Packaging Council of Singapore (PCS) was formed in 1975 as a 

sub-committee of the Singapore Manufacturers’ Association (SMA) 

and attained the status of National Industry Club in 1986. 

Since then, the PCS has been the voice of the packaging industry 

in Singapore and acts as a catalyst to bring about growth and 

development in the packaging industry. It continues to hold 

seminars related to packaging and stages design awards ceremony 

for the packaging industry in Singapore. 

PCS is also a member of the Asian Packaging Federation (APF) 

which is affi liated to the World Packaging Organisation (WPO). 

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HIGHLIGHTS 

a) Visit to Singapore Polytechnic 

The PCS organised a visit to the Packaging 

& Food Laboratory at the Singapore 

Polytechnic School of Chemical and Life 

Sciences on 22 March 2005 to better 

understand the properties of packaging 

materials, packaging technology, package 

testing and shelf life studies for food and 

pharmaceutical products. 

Members also visited the Asian Noodle 

Technology Development Centre which 

is a collaborative centre jointly set up by 

Singapore Polytechnic and the US Wheat 

Associates to provide training and conduct 

R & D on wheat-based noodle products. 

b) Training 

APF conducted the Residential Training 

Programme on “Train the Trainers in 

Packaging Technology” from 28 February 

to 25 March 2005 in Mumbai, India. 

PCS nominated three representatives 

from the industry to attend this training 

programme which was held at the India 

Institute of Packaging. The training 

enabled participants to upgrade their 

skills and knowledge in handling the latest 

technologies. 

c) Industry Representation in 

Key Project 

PCS is a member of the focus group for the 

Singapore Green Plan 2012 (SGP 2012) on 

waste management and clean lands. 

d) Singapore Packaging Star 

Award 2005 

The Singapore Packaging Star Award 

is a prestigious award to recognise 

innovative and creative designs based on 

quality fi nished products and packaging. 

Organised by SMa and PCS and supported 

by IE Singapore, the Singapore Packaging 

Star Award started in 1998 to promote 

local designs, raise the standards of 

packaging and ultimately raise the global 

competitiveness of local packaging 

companies. 

A total of 44 commercial and 13 students 

entries were received this year. All winners 

of the Singapore Packaging Star Award 

went on to represent Singapore in the Asia 

Star Award 2005 held on 28 November 

2005 in Bangkok, Thailand. 

e) Asia Packaging Star Award 2005 

Singapore submitted a total of 20 entries 

for the annual award which was organised 

by APF. A total of 56 consumer entries, 

16 transportation entries and 30 student 

entries were received from Japan, 

Singapore, Sri Lanka, India and Thailand. 

Singapore clinched a total of 7 consumer, 

2 transportation and 5 student Asia Star 

Awards in this competition. The judges 

were hailed from Singapore, China, Japan, 

Sri Lanka, Thailand and Bangladesh. 

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We enhance competitiveness 

... through training, consulting and enabling 

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Centres of Excellence61 




eSCM Council 



SMa Centre for Corporate Learning 

EDC@SMa 

SMa’s 5 Centres of Excellence exist to enhance the 

competitiveness of Singapore-based manufacturers through 

information sharing and dissemination at seminars and 

conferences, formalized and structured education programmes 

and courses at the School of Management and Centre for 

Corporate Learning and consultancy services by EDC@SMa’s 

associate consultants. 

eSUPPLY CHAIN 

MANAGEMENT COUNCIL 

(eSCM COUNCIL) 

GS1 SINGAPORE 

COUNCIL 

Chairman 



Chairman 



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eSUPPLY CHAIN 

MANAGEMENT COUNCIL 

(eSCM COUNCIL) 

In 2005, the eSCM Council focused on 

the implementation of the eSCM Technical 

Reference 9 to cut unnecessary costs for 

the supply chain and increase profi tability. 

In May 2005, the “e-Collaborate with 

Suppliers” Pilot Project was launched 

to encourage companies to benchmark 

their supply chain processes using the 

eSCM Assessment framework and to 

e-collaborate with its suppliers through 

B2B integration. The launch was held at 

the PSB Auditorium on 19 May 2005 and 

attracted more than 100 companies. 

Mr Tsang Kwan Lung, Chairman of the 

eSCM Council, gave the welcome address 

followed by an opening address by Mr 

Teo Nam Kuan, Group Director, Quality 

and Standards, of SPRING Singapore. 

The audience was treated to a series of 

presentations on the benefi ts of adopting 

best-in-class supply chain processes such 

as “Lean Manufacturing and e-SCM” by 

Mr Toh Min Hon, Director Manufacturing, 

Energizer Singapore and “e-Supply Chain 

Management at General Motors” by Mr 

Anand Jaggi, IT Manager GMODC. 

The presentations on “Possible Areas of 

Collaboration” by Mr Debashis Tarafdar, 

Businesss Development Manager of 

Singapore Computer Systems and 

“Collaborative e-Procurement” by Mr 

S.S. Raha CEO, IBC Systems, gave the 

audience a good overview of the types of 

collaborative project to develop with their 

partners. 

For 2006, the eSCM Council will continue 

to promote the adoption of the eSCM 

Assessment Programme to companies via 

its various outreach programmes. 

Workshops and seminars on the emerging 

trends in supply chain management such 

as Sales & Operational Planning, Reverse 

Logistics, Using Best Practice in Handling 

Returns will be conducted. 

OUTREACH PROGRAMMES IN 2005 

The eSCM Council participated in the 

SCM Logistics World Conference in 

September 2005 which attracted more 

than 200 participants. 

This high profi le conference provided 

the platform for eSCM to showcase 

the benefi ts of the eSCM Assessment 

framework and highlight case studies of 

audited companies that have found the 

assessment useful and benefi cial. 

The eSCM Council was also invited 

to present the benefi ts of the eSCM 

Assessment framework at the ST 

Electronics Vendor Conference on 2 

December 2005. 

eSCM SEMINARS 

Seminars on Supply Chain topics were 

organised to give companies an insight 

into the latest trends in supply chain. 

On 11 July 2005 a seminar on “Strategic 

Positioning to Achieve Competitive 

Space” was conducted by Dr Tim Baines 

of Cranfi eld University. Dr Baines is the 

developer of the “Strategic Positioning 

Methodology” that enables manufacturing 

companies to strategically position 

themselves to meet the challenges 

in the supply chain. The seminar was 

attended by more than 50 supply chain 

professionals. 

On 24 August 2005, the eSCM Council 

organised a seminar on important issues 

in supply chain & logistics. Mr Andrew 

Katcher, President of Rapid Results Inc 

shared his insights on the hidden costs 

of processing returns and the use of 

automation and technology to reduce and 

minimise these costs. 

Mr Chris Buckthorp, Director Business 

Development of Viewlocity Singapore 

expounded on the “Need for Visibility 

in the Supply Chain” and explained 

how supply chain visibility is changing 

and being deployed in the business 

environment. 

Dr Yuan Xue Ming from Singapore 

Institute of Manufacturing Technology 

spoke about issues in Forecasting and 

Advanced Planning and introduced a new 

optimal inventory replenishment policy for 

a demand reservation and cancellation 

environment, and demonstrated the 

functions of a proprietary demand 

forecasting engine named SIMForecaster. 

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GS1 SINGAPORE COUNCIL 

Besides providing article numbering, technical assistance and 

education on the application of EAN.UCC bar code systems to the 

industry, GS1 Singapore Council also operates the Singapore Cold 

Chain Centre and actively promotes the use of radio frequency 

identifi cation tags (or RFID). 

HIGHLIGHTS 

Date: January 2005 

Place: Singapore 

Title: SANC is now known as GS1 

Singapore Council 

Main Organiser: GS1 Singapore Council 


Singapore Article Number Council has been 

renamed to GS1 Singapore Council following 

the transformation of EAN International and 

the Uniform Code Council to GS1 in February 

2005. The new name signifi es a unifi ed global 

organization with a unifi ed purpose to undertake 

the mission in line with the global GS1, which 

is to enhance the supply and demand chain 

by creating and implementing open, global, 

multi-sectoral standards based on best business 

practices. The name change not only strengthens 

our global network to keep abreast of the latest 

supply chain developments on next-generation 

services and enabling technologies, such as 

Global Data Synchronization and the Electronic 

Product Code/Radio Frequency Identifi cation 

technologies but also enhances the existing 

diversifi ed services portfolio to fulfi ll 

evolving needs. 

development of GS1, formerly known as EAN 

International. GS1 Singapore Executive Director, 

Mr Tan Jin Soon was invited to be a member of 

GS1 Advisory Council. Other GAC members 

include USA, Canada, UK, Finland, France, 

Germany, Belgium, China, India, Japan, Hong 

Kong, Singapore, Poland, Croatia, Brazil 

and Colombia. 

For 2005, a total of three GS1 Advisory 

Council Meetings were held. The main issues 

discussed at these Advisory Council Meetings 

were EPCglobal Implementation; Global Data 

Synchronization Network Implementation; the 

Annual Budget of GS1; and EPCglobal and the 

Role of GS1 Head Offi ce and GS1 

Country Organisations. 

Date: 22 - 24 March 2005 


Title: Training Workshop on Collaborative 

Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) 

Date: 19 - 20 January 2005 

Place: Beijing, China 

Title: GS1 Advisory Council Meeting 

Main Organiser: GS1 Head Offi ce 


The GS1 Advisory Council (GAC) was created 

in January 2005 to advise GS1 Head Offi ce on 

policy matters. Members of GAC are selected 

from CEO of GS1 country organizations who 

have previously contributed to the growth and 

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To improve the growth and productivity of 

the retail industry, particularly the grocery 

sector, GS1 Singapore successfully 

organised the Collaborative Planning, 

Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) 

Seminar and Training Workshop for 

industry practitioners. 

Held at The Enterprise, the event was 

jointly organised by Effi cient Consumer 

Response (ECR) Singapore, GS1 

Singapore, IDA, SMa and SPRING 

Singapore. The two and a half days 

event was conducted by an expert in 

CPFR, Mr Joe Andraski, President and 

CEO of Voluntary Interindustry Commerce 

Standards (VICS) and Mr Wouter Crul from 

Europe who is an expert in continuous 

replenishment. 

The participants came from a wide range 

of industries and sectors including retail, 

manufacturing, service, healthcare, 

stationeries, food and beverage, paper, 

pharmaceutical and logistics. This 

successful and timely event prepared 

companies to engage retail chains 

planning to implement CPFR. 

Date: 12 - 14 April 2005 

Place: Brussels, Belgium 

Title: EPCglobal Global Transport & 

Logistics Summit 

Main Organiser: EPCglobal Inc. 


This new Business Action Group hosted 

its fi rst Summit in Brussels from 12 to 14 

April 2005 and a follow-up meeting in 

Singapore, at which time the decision to 

set up EPCglobal Transport & Logistics 

Business Action Group was fi nalised. Its 

four sub-working groups are as follows:- 

Integration Working Group Session 

4 Walls Working Group Session 

Import / Export Working Group 

Session 

Transportation Working Group session 

Date: 16 - 20 May 2005 

Place: Cape Town, South Africa 

Title: GS1 General Assembly 



GS1 Singapore Executive Director, 

Mr Tan Jin Soon and GS1 Singapore 

General Manager, Ms Rosyati Mohd Said 

represented Singapore at this GS1 General 

Assembly. A total of 350 delegates from 

80 countries attended this meeting. The 

highlights of the meeting included the 

GS1 Branding Strategy; Communication 

Strategies and Case Studies; GS1 Budget 

and EPCglobal Budget. 

Strategies on how to facilitate 

communication for a global organization 

such as GS1 with more than 100 member 

countries and million of users, were 

proposed and discussed at length. 

Date: 8 June 2005 


Title: EPCglobal / RFID (Radio Frequency 

Identifi cation) Forum 



The EPCglobal / RFID Forum 2005 

was successfully held on 8 June at the 

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel in 

Singapore. Organised by GS1 Singapore, 

Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation and 

EPCglobal Singapore with a cutting-edge 

theme of “EPCglobal, The New Century 

Technology”, the event was well supported 

by IDA, SPRING Singapore, IE Singapore, 

IT Standards Committee of Singapore 

(ITSC), ECR Singapore, the Association 

for Automatic Identifi cation and Mobility 

and Spartan System (S) Pte Ltd, and 

sponsored by SATO Asia Pacifi c Pte Ltd, 

Sun Microsystems, Hewlett Packard and 

Printronix Inc. 

It was also held in conjunction with the 

plenary meetings of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC31 

Automatic Data Identifi cation and Capture 

Techniques, which ran from 9 to 10 June 

to facilitate delegates’ participation at 

the plenary and working group meetings 

and the forum. More than 300 delegates 

attended the EPCglobal / RFID Forum 

2005 which saw an impressive line-up of 

international speakers. 

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Date: 8 July 2005 


Title: Training Workshop on Bar Code Verifi cation 



Barcode verifi cation is becoming more important 

as evidenced by the numerous requests by 

retailers in Europe, Australia and New Zealand for 

a comprehensive barcode verifi cation report. To 

meet the need, GS1 Singapore has conducted 

a Bar Code Verifi cation Training Workshop 

on 8 July 2005 at The Enterprise. Mr Bruno 

Rolland of Axicon UK, an expert on bar code 

verifi cation, raised the workshop participants’ 

understanding on bar code verifi cation through 

his comprehensive and interesting presentation. 



Title: EPCglobal Industry Business 

Planning Session 



This event, attended by 20 technical staff from 

nine GS1 Asia Pacifi c Member Organisations 

(MOs), deliberated on GS1 MOs’ 3-year Plan for 

EPCglobal. 

US developed the 3-year Business Plan for 

EPCglobal and their accuracy in achieving the 

projected new membership target for EPCglobal 

US. The technical staff of GS1 Asia Pacifi c MOs 

benefi ted from the presentation by the EPCglobal 

US team. 



Title: Technical Training on GS1 Asia Pacifi c Bar 

Code Verifi cation 



The inaugural Asia Pacifi c GS1 Technical Training 

on Bar Code Verifi cation, which attracted a total 

of seventeen delegates from seven GS1 MOs, 

was successfully staged on 21 July 2005. The 

training was jointly organized with GS1 Head 

Offi ce in Brussels and conducted by Mr Raman 

Chhima, Technical Consultant of GS1 

New Zealand 

Mr Michel Vanderheijden, Chief Financial Offi cer 

of GS1 presented details of EPCglobal Business 

Development Plan by identifying the key drivers. 

At this business planning session, Mr Mike 

Meranda, the President of EPCglobal US and his 

team members, Mr. John Seaner, Vice-President, 

Industry Development of EPCglobal US and 

Mr Frank Riva, Director, Industry Development 

of EPCglobal US shared with technical staff 

of GS1 Asia Pacifi c MOs on how EPCglobal 

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Date: 22 September 2005 


Title: The New SPRING Outstanding 

Achievement Award in Standardisation 

Main Organiser: SPRING Singapore 


Mr Tan Jin Soon, Executive Director 

of GS1 Singapore, was awarded the 

SPRING Outstanding Achievement Award 

in Standardisation at the World Standards 

Day 2005 Awards Ceremony on 22 

September. This new award is presented 

in recognition of outstanding contributions 

by industry practitioners towards the 

Singapore Standardisation Programme. 

Date: 27 - 29 September 2005 

Place: Hong Kong 

Title: 8 th Annual Effi cient Consumer 

Response (ECR) Asia Conference 

Main Organiser: ECR Hong Kong 


This conference, which highlighted the 

important collaboration among suppliers, 

retailers and logistics operators, attracted 

more than 800 delegates from the Asia 

Pacifi c region including Brazil, India, 

UK and USA. Presentations from 

Singapore came from ECR Singapore 

which presented on the EPCglobal 

Implementation and Mr Tan Jin Soon of 

GS1 Singapore and Ms Karen Poon of 

Unilever Singapore Pte Ltd who jointly 

presented on the Trial of EPCglobal for 

Pallets and Cartons at Warehouse Level. 

Field visits covering central warehousing 

and fresh food distribution centres were 

also arranged for delegates during 

the conference. 

Date: 22 - 24 November 2005 


Title: GS1 Asia Pacifi c Regional 

Forum 2005 



The appointment of GS1 Singapore to 

host the GS1 Asia Pacifi c Regional Forum 

2005 in Singapore at a short notice 

of seven weeks by GS1 Head Offi ce, 

following the bomb attack in Bali, was 

truly an honour for GS1 Singapore. 

This meeting, held from 22 to 24 

November 2005 at the Shangri-La’s Rasa 

Sentosa Resort Hotel, was attended by 

43 delegates from 16 GS1 Asia Pacifi c 

MOs. Mr Edwin Khew, Chairman of GS1 

Singapore and Acting President of SMa 

delivered the welcome address, followed 

by the opening address by Mr Miguel A. 

Lopera, CEO of GS1. 

During the two-day meeting, GS1 

Singapore Executive Director, Mr Tan 

Jin Soon made several presentations, 

including: 

EPCglobal Cook Book / Pilot & 

Implementation, EPCglobal Asian 

Adoption Program & EPCglobal Pilot 

in Singapore 

Implementation of EAN.UCC XML 

Standard with product catalogue for 

Item Synchronization & GEPIR for 

Party Synchronization 

The Priority & Strategic Work Plan For 

GS1 Asia Pacifi c Region 2006 

Promote EPCglobal for Transportation 

& Logistics 

Among many important issues discussed 

during the meeting was the balloting 

process to nominate a member from 

the Asia Pacifi c region to sit in the GS1 

Management Board. 

Other Seminars 

Besides all the above activities, GS1 

Singapore also organised numerous 

seminars and workshops in 2005. 

These included the RFID Connect Asia 

2005 in February, ECR Singapore CEO 

Forum in August and the seminar on 

New Technical Reference on Cold Chain 

Management for Chilled Pork 

in September. 

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SMa SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT 

The SMa School of Management (SMa-SOM) was established 

in 2004 to further SMa’s mission to increase the global 

competitiveness of Singapore companies. 

Over the past 2 years, SMa School of Management (SMa-SOM) 

has expanded rapidly by partnering prestigious universities to 

offer quality academic programmes to both local and international 

students in Singapore. As of December 2005, SMa-SOM had an 

enrollment of more than 500 students in various programmes from 

the Diploma to Postgraduate level. 

SMa-SOM ACHIEVES CASETRUST FOR 

EDUCATION ACCREDITATION 

In October 2005, SMa-SOM was awarded the 

CaseTrust for education accreditation by the 

Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE). 

The CaseTrust for Education Accreditation 

Scheme was launched by CASE to endorse 

the provision of good student welfare and 

sound business practices by Private Education 

Organizations (PEOs). This award essentially 

accords confi dence to enrolling students and 

their parents regarding the quality of education 

provided by the award recipients, as CaseTrusted 

schools are expected to be trustworthy and 

professional in all their operations and business 

dealings. 

NEW PROGRAMMES AT SMa-SOM 

Through its collaboration with global universities 

partners, SOM offers a comprehensive range 

of diploma, degree and postgraduate courses 

to meet the changing needs of the industry. 

It had successfully launched a spectrum of 

programmes in Business, Marketing, Information 

Intelligence, Security Management, Logistics and 

Professional Accounting to cater to the growing 

demand for quality academic qualifi cations. 

SMa-SOM currently offers 2 doctoral, 8 masters, 

12 bachelors and more than 15 diploma and 

certifi cate programmes. 

SMa PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA SERIES 

To meet the demand of practitioners in specifi c 

industries, SMa-SOM has developed a series of 

Professional Diploma programmes in Security 

Management, Crisis & Emergency Management, 

Environmental Health and Safety Management. 

This series of Professional Diplomas complement 

the existing range of academic and business 

diploma programmes. Offered on a full- and 

part-time basis, these diplomas provide a broadbased 

educational experience via a variety of 

practical modules. 

SMa-SOM also collaborates with International 

Institutions such as International Trade Centre 

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(ITC), a centre established by the United 

Nations Conference on Trade and 

Development (UNCTAD) and the World 

Trade Organisation (WTO), to jointly 

award an internationally recognized 

Diploma in Purchasing and Supply Chain 

Management. 

Besides Business diplomas, SMa-SOM 

has also tied up with e-Supply Chain 

Management (e-SCM) council to offer 

industrial diploma programmes aimed 

at providing practice-oriented training 

to our students in exciting fi elds such 

as Engineering Management, Logistics 

and Supply Chain Management and 

Manufacturing Management. 

All part-time diploma programmes 

offered by SMa-SOM are subsidised 

by the Government through the Skills 

Development Fund (SDF) to encourage 

employers to upgrade the skills of their 

workers. 

SMa-SOM’S RANGE OF BACHELOR 

DEGREE PROGRAMMES 

One of SMa-SOM’s most popular 

programmes is the Bachelor of 

Commerce programme awarded by 

Murdoch University, Australia’s Top 

Ranking University in research and 

teaching. Murdoch University’s Bachelor 

of Commerce degree offers students 

an option to graduate with a Single or 

Double Major in Marketing, Management 

or Human Resource Management in 

December 2005, SMa-SOM added the 

Professional Accounting specialisation 

to its Bachelor of Commerce to highlight 

the professional qualifi cation. These 

courses can be completed in less than 

16 months on a part-time basis. SMa- 

SOM is currently exploring with Murdoch 

University to expand its offering in other 

areas such as Media & Marketing and 

Business Informatics. 

SMa-SOM has also collaborated with 

Edith Cowan University (ECU) to offer 

the Bachelor of Engineering programme 

in Singapore. Polytechnic diploma 

holders can choose to graduate with a 

specialisation in Communication Systems 

or Electronic Systems in 2 years. The 

laboratory sessions are conducted in 

Singapore, eliminating the need for 

students to travel to Australia. 

ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH, SAFETY 

& SECURITY AND RISK 

MANAGEMENT TRAINING 

The heightened state of security within 

Singapore and the region has placed 

heavier responsibilities on the government 

and the industry to be better prepared for 

the challenges and changing landscape in 

security management. In recognition of the 

demand for trained professionals in the 

Security and Safety sectors, SMa-SOM, 

through its collaboration with Edith Cowan 

University, has successfully launched 

a series of security intelligence and 

management courses at the postgraduate 

level to equip professionals with leadingedge 

knowledge in intelligence, security 

& risk management and disaster 

management. 

The Master of Security Management 

programme is the one and only course in 

security management available in Australia 

and Singapore offered at the postgraduate 

level. It has attracted substantial attention 

with featured articles in the media such 

as TODAY and Lianhe Zaobao (Chinese 

daily). The pioneering cohort in 2004 

comprised of professionals and senior 

executives from the private and public 

sectors. 

SMa-SOM will continue to source for 

reputable international universities across 

Europe, UK and America to offer quality 

undergraduate and postgraduate courses. 

In the pipeline for 2006 are courses in 

Occupational Health and Safety, Logistics, 

Strategic Marketing and Manufacturing 

Operations, International Business and 

PhD and DBA programmes. 

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SMa-SOM RANGE OF 

POSTGRADUATE COURSES 

At the postgraduate level, SMa-SOM has made 

signifi cant headway through its collaboration 

with prestigious universities including PHW 

University, Switzerland; Murdoch Business 

School (MBS), Australia; RMIT University, 

Australia and City University of New York, US 

to launch an extensive series of postgraduate 

qualifi cations in Business Administration, Human 

Resource Management, Finance, Marketing and 

International Management. For senior executives 

and business leaders, SMa-SOM offers the 

Executive MBA and the Doctor of Business 

Administration programmes, which are fully 

taught by visiting professors in Singapore. 

These series of courses enable busy 

professionals to embark on their postgraduate 

education on a part-time basis without major 

disruptions to their full-time career. 

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT RECRUITMENT 

AND MARKETING NETWORK 

Aligning itself with the government’s plan to 

establish Singapore as a Global Education 

Schoolhouse, SMa-SOM has also embarked 

on a regional marketing campaign to promote 

itself in Asia through its extensive collaborations 

with recruitment consultancies and educational 

institutions. Over the past 6 months, SMa-SOM 

has established a signifi cant footing in Asia via its 

participation in educational fairs and trade events 

in Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Indonesia 

India and Korea. For 2006, SMa-SOM aims to 

expand beyond Asia. 

LEVERAGING ON SMa-SOM ADVANTAGE 

Through SMa’s collaborations and connections 

with the business community, chambers 

of commerce, government agencies and 

international institutions, SMa-SOM provides its 

students with valuable networking and career 

advancement opportunities 

SMa-SOM’S BASIC PREMISE IS: “While it is 

important what you know, it is equally important 

who you know and who knows you”. 

Embracing this philosophy, SMa-SOM moves 

beyond academic excellence by according 

exciting opportunities for students to attend 

trade forums, dialogues and networking sessions 

organised by SMa on a regular basis. This 

will increase their exposure to the business 

community and employment opportunities. 

THE SMa-SOM STUDENT CONNECT 

PROGRAMME 

With access to more than 11 industry groups and 

2,500 companies across Singapore, SMa-SOM 

provides its students the unique opportunity 

for on-site visits and industrial attachments to 

SMa members’ companies. Under the SMa 

Student Connect Programme, students are 

encouraged to attend some of the many highprofi 

le networking sessions, forums, dialogues, 

seminars, national conferences and workshops 

to network with and gain valuable experience. 

SMa-SOM is equipped with Innovative eLearning 

facilities that enable students to follow a lesson 

over the web wherever they may be through a 

student ID and password. Lessons are recorded 

and placed in our web-portal to enable students 

to review lectures at their convenience. 

Our city campus @ Le Meridien Hotel is 

conveniently located in the heart of Orchard 

Road. It is equipped with the latest wireless 

technology to allow wireless internet access 

within the campus for students. SMa-SOM has 

also invested in the latest web-based technology 

which records all lectures to provide students 

with unlimited online access to real-time video 

recording in the comfort of their homes. 

As part of SMa-SOM’s continual efforts to 

promote lifelong learning, SMa-SOM jointly 

with Murdoch University offers scholarships to 

outstanding students to proceed to the bachelor 

and postgraduate programmes. 

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CENTRE FOR CORPORATE 

LEARNING (CCL) 

Since its inception a year 

ago, CCL has grown 

considerably. The CCL brand 

has become synonymous 

with comprehensive, 

industry-relevant learning 

programmes, quality delivery 

and excellent teaching 

standards. 

CCL is privileged to be in 

partnership with well-known 

trainers based in Singapore 

and overseas who made 

it possible for CCL to offer 

more than 100 programmes 

in various disciplines and 

specialisations. Another 

commendable achievement 

is the huge database of 

some 6,000 adult learners 

and industry practitioners 

CCL has built up both for 

marketing and networking 

purposes. 

Our Partners: 

Foreign Training Partners 

CCL works very closely with foreign 

trainers, university professors and 

management consultants from Australia, 

USA and United Kingdom, to offer quality 

seminars and workshops including the 

following: 

Lean Six Sigma Employee Awareness 

Program – to create rapid critical mass 

awareness of Lean Six Sigma 

Lean Six Sigma Champions Program 

– a senior management workshop 

on Six Sigma principles and 

methodologies 

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Program 

– to impart skills and knowledge 

necessary for leading a Lean Six 

Sigma project 

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Program 

- to impart skills and knowledge 

required of a Six Sigma expert 

Breakout Leadership - a one-day 

intensive workshop on strategic 

leadership 

Creating Effective Mentoring 

Partnerships – to enhance the 

effectiveness of mentoring relationship 

in organisation 

New Models For Television Advertising 

- a one day seminar on global 

trends, emerging threats and exciting 

opportunities associated with the 

digitisation of television 

Managing Innovation and Building 

an Entrepreneurial Culture – to 

examine and learn the attributes of 

entrepreneurial people and 

organisations 

Principles & Concepts of Seafreight 

– a course is designed to provide a 

functional and practical knowledge of 

the integral shipping methodology 

Local Training Partners 

In addition to foreign experts, local trainers 

also collaborated with CCL to deliver 

a total of 28 new programmes in 2005 

covering primary and secondary business 

functions & operations, professional & 

personal development such as: 

Skill Certifi cation 

Professional Development 

Personal Effectiveness 

Communication & Offi ce Management 

Professional Mandarin 

Sales & Marketing 

Customer Service 

Logistic & Supply Chain Management 

Manufacturing, Technical & Quality 

Management 

RFID 

Security Management 

Management & Leadership 

Occupational Safety & Health 

Environment, Safety & Health 

CCL intends to leverage on SOM’s university 

linkages and SMa’s branding and 

connections to improve on its recruitment 

of internationally acclaimed trainers 

and marketing capabilities to enhance its 

product offering in the Asian countries in 

the near future. 

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ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE @ SINGAPORE 

MANUFACTURERS’ FEDERATION (EDC@SMa) 

Adding to the existing four Centres of Excellence in the year 2005 is 

the EDC@SMa. 

EDC@SMa was formed from a government grant through SPRING 

Singapore and SMa. It was incorporated as a wholly-owned 

subsidiary of SMa in May 2005. It was offi cially launched on 

27 October 2005 by Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, the Minister for 

Community Development, Youth and Sports and Second Minister 

for Trade & Industry. 

The primary role of the EDC is to assist domestic SMEs develop 

essential business competencies and adopt best practices in their 

operations to stay competitive and successful in the domestic and 

global markets. To achieve this, EDC@SMa offers services via 5 

main thrusts covering: 

Business diagnostics 

Information sharing and dissemination 

Business clinics 

Group consultancy and 

In-house consultancy 

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CONTACT POINTS 

Drawing on SMa-organised industry and 

networking events and corporate learning 

seminars, EDC@SMa has reached 

out to more than 1,000 companies 

to disseminate information and to 

understand their diffi culties and business 

needs. This outreach programme 

has allowed EDC@SMa to provide 

useful business information, business 

diagnostics and consultancy for these 

SMEs to improve their competitiveness. 

OUR PARTNERS 

EDC@SMa collaborates with a pool 

of experienced associate consultants 

from different areas of business such 

as certifi cation, business management, 

fi nance, trade and logistics, to 

complement the business expertise 

resident in SMEs to further grow their 

businesses. The associates are bound 

by a code of conduct that emphasises 

confi dentiality and performance 

standards, whilst EDC’s Managing 

Consultant/Director ensures that 

the projects undertaken meet high 

performance standards. 

Singapore Workforce Development 

Agency (WDA) and Ministry of Manpower 

(MOM) to reach out to SMEs. 

FACILITIES 

EDC@SMa’s information services to 

clients are offered through a state-of-theart 

Resource Center to provide up-todate 

and pertinent information to SMEs. 

The business clinics and easy access 

to EDC@SMa’s consultants rendered 

expeditious solutions and answers 

to clients’ problems and questions 

respectively. The Resource Center 

also offers online diagnostics based on 

Quantel’s CEO ProAct system and the 

powerful and comprehensive Lexis Nexis 

information search engine to the clients. 

EDC@SMa strives to cooperate and align 

itself with the government on common 

missions by developing partnerships 

with SPRING Singapore, IE Singapore, 

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We have a pro-active team 

... to render high performance 

and service standards 

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Our People75 





FINANCE & SECRETARIAT 

SERVICES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 

Co-Chairman 

Dr Moh Chong Tau 


Co-Chairwoman 

Mrs Catherine Lam 


Committee Members 

Ms Annabelle Tan 


Mr Richard Soh 


Mr Sudheer Prabhakaran 

Singapore Test Services Pte Ltd 

Mr Rowan Tan 


Mr Looi Kok Yang 

UFE Pte Ltd 

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Chairman 

Mr Lew Syn Pau 


Deputy Chairman 

Mr Edwin T F Khew 







Mr Por Khay Ti 

HTL International Holdings Ltd 

MEMBERSHIP AND 

CORPORATE 

COMMUNICATIONS 


Chairman 

Mr John Kong 


(Till 1 December 2005) 

Deputy Chairwoman 

Ms Gwen Goh 



Mr George Huang 


Mr Ong Pak Shoon 

Spot Management Services Pte Ltd 

Mr Ryan Chioh 

FarEastFlora.com Pte Ltd 



Ms Joanna Wong 

Eu Yan Sang International Ltd 

Mr Albert Lim 

Packagers Pte Ltd 

Ms Nancy Chan 

EastAsia Consulting Group Pte Ltd 

(Till December 2005) 

Mr Lim Meng Wee 

SP Consulting (International) Pte Ltd 

Mr Jeffrey Lee 

Nidec Sankyo Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Tay Choon Mong 

Tay Choon Mong Agency 

Mr Eddie Goh 

Edward Whistler International (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Cyril Teo 

Halley’s Express Pte Ltd 

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ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, 

SAFETY & SECURITY FUNCTION 

COMMITTEE MEMBERS 

Chairman 



Deputy Chairmen 



Mr Ooi Chwee Kim 



Mr Alan Loh 

Glaxo Wellcome Manufacturing Pte Ltd 

Mr Boey Ming Liong 

Firmenich Asia Pte Ltd 

Mr C P Tay 

Chevron Phillips Singapore Chemicals (Private) Ltd 

Mr Chia Bak Khiang 

Ministry of Manpower 

Mr Frederick Hellewell 

Industrial Services Pte Ltd 

Mr Hans Pijnenburg 

ExxonMobil Chemical Operations Pte Ltd 

Mr Howard Shaw 

Singapore Environment Council 

Mr James See 


Dr Josephine Kwa 

NatSteel Ltd 

Mrs Latha Ganesh 

Energy Market Authority 

Mr Lim Khoon Chuan 

Ecolab Pte Ltd 

Ms Lim Lee Fang 

SPRING Singapore 

Mr Mohamed Redhza Abdul Rahim 

Singapore Police Force 

Mr Nils de Caluwe 

Philips Electronics Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Ong Seng Eng 

National Environment Agency 

Dr Patrick Loh 

Bioresearch Industries Pte Ltd 

Mr Raja Kumar s/o T Rajah 

Singapore Police Force 

Ms Soh Guat Hiong 

Motorola Electronics Pte Ltd 

Mr Steven Teo 

Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd 

Mr Tan Kai Hong 

SembCorp Engineers and Construction Pte Ltd 

Mr Tan Teng Hai 

Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd 

Mr Teng Chong Seng 

Pfi zer Asia Pacifi c Pte Ltd 

Mr Thomas Ang 

O. Mustad & Son Pte Ltd 

Ms Vaneeta Bhojawani 


Mr Lau Yew Hoong 

Public Utilities Board 

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 

SYSTEMS (EMS) 

SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS 

Chairman 

Mr Hans Pijnenburg 

ExxonMobil Chemical Operations Pte Ltd 


Mr C P Tay 

Chevron Phillips Singapore Chemicals (Private) Ltd 

Mr Lim Siak Heng 


Mr Terence Koh 


Mr Ng Wei Min 

Enterprise Development Centre @ Singapore 

Manufacturers’ Federation (EDC@SMa) 

TRADE & INVESTMENT FUNCTION 

COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Renny Yeo 

Singapore Cables Manufacturers Pte Ltd 


Mr Jeffrey Goh 

GN Packaging Industries Pte Ltd 


Dr K K Tan 


Mr Chow Tat Kong 


Mr Chris Chan 


Mr Davis Ong 

CSR South East Asia Pte Ltd 


Amoy Canning Corporation (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Hans-Dieter Bott 

Siemens Pte Ltd 

Mr Henry Heng 

PSB Corporation 

Ms Jennifer Yeo 

Yeo-Leong & Peh LLC 

Mr James See 


Ms Low Yen Lin 

Economic Development Board 



Mr Patrick Low 

Thong On Industries Pte Ltd 

Mr Rodney Lee 

Tacam Steel Pte Ltd 

Mr Stewart Goh 

Ming Say Holdings Pte Ltd 

Mr Albert Lim 


Mr Andrew Khaw 

IE Singapore 



Mr Tsang Kwan Lung 


Mr Anthony Ang 

Majulah Connection Limited 

Mrs Theresa Lim 


Mr Aylwin Tan 


Mr Wong Peng Wai 


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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND 

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 


Chairman 

Alex Siow Yuen Khong 

StarHub Limited 


Chris Chan 


Francis Sia 

Italsing Petroleum Company Pte Ltd 

Gwee Seng Kwong 


Peter Ho 

Precision Valve Singapore Pte Ltd 

Poon Hong Yuen 

IDA Singapore 

Quek Chee Meng 

Ritchmen (S) Pte Ltd 

Ryan Chioh 


Willy Kwan 

Ace Pressureweld International Pte Ltd 

C H Kong 

Netremedia Pte Ltd 

Raymond Tan 

Netremedia Pte Ltd 

SME DEVELOPMENT FUNCTION 

COMMITTEE 

Chairman 




Mr Christopher Chew 

Minnesota Rubber Asia Pacifi c Pte Ltd 


Mr Edwin Gomez 

Applied Chemicals (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Winston Wong 

Chloride Batteries S.E. Asia Pte Limited 

Mr Alfred Poon 

Dach Enterprise Pte Ltd 

Mr Wong Peng Wai 


Dr K K Tan 


Mr Thian Tai Chew 

International Enterprise Singapore 

Mr Albert Lim 


Mr James See Sing Kok 

Singco (Pte) Limited 

Mr Lee Peng Hon 


Mr Chris Chan 


Mr Ho Tack Cheong 

Singapore Workforce Development Agency 

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Industry Group Committees 

AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY 

INDUSTRY GROUP (ATIG) COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Chris Chan 



Mr Andrew Lim 

Jaytron & Systems Pte Ltd 

Chairman - Member Relations 

Mr Benny Yeo 

Inter-Global Group Pte Ltd 

Dy Chairwoman - Member Relations 



Chairman - Technology 

Mr Liang Chong Kang 

E.Mation Technologies Pte Ltd 

Dy Chairman - Technology 

Mr Alvin Tan 

Sick Optic-Electronic Pte Ltd 

Chairman - Business Development 

Ms Candice Chong 

Vision Works Comm. Pte Ltd 


Mr Eddie W. Goh 

Edward Whistler Int’l Pte Ltd 

Mr Eric Lee 

SNR Systems Pte Ltd 

Mr John Chua 

Paragon Systems Marketing 

Mr Gary Goh 

Spartan System (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Low Geoa Choon 

Factronics Systems Engrg Pte Ltd 

Mr Vincent Ng 

Premier Plastics Engrg Pte Ltd 

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BUILDING PRODUCTS & 

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 


(BPCM IG) COMMITTEE 

Chairwoman 



Deputy Chairman / 

Social Sub-Committee Chairman 

Mr Richard Chee 

Richee Engineering Enterprise Pte Ltd 

Regulatory & Dialogue 

Sub-Committee Chairman 

Mr Alan Lee 



Mr Robert Chen 

Crown Alliance Marketing (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Gan Geok Chua 

Singapore Safety Glass Pte Ltd 

Ms Shirley Chin 

Tanglin Corporation Pte Ltd 

Mr Liau Beng Chye 

Armorshield Marketing Pte Ltd 

Mr Jap Khoo 

Jurong Cement Bulk Terminal Pte Ltd 

Mr Philip Kwang 

FacadeMaster Pte Ltd 

Mr See Sing Mun 


By Invitation 

Mr Geoffrey Tay Wee Yuet 

Building & Construction Authority 

CHEMICAL INDUSTRY GROUP / 

SINGAPORE CHEMICAL 

INDUSTRY COUNCIL (SCIC) 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Chairman 



Vice Chairman 

Dr A Chockalingam 

Shell Eastern Chemicals (Pte) Limited 


Mr Lawrence Cheung 

Dow Chemical Pacifi c (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

Mr Johnny Tng 

Du Pont Company (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

Mr L Ramasubramaniam (LRS Mani) 

Eastman Chemical Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Georges Grosliere 

ExxonMobil Chemical Asia Pacifi c 

Mr Brian D. Rains 

INVISTA (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

Mr Shamsher Zaman 

Linkers (Far East) Pte Ltd 

Mr Au Yong Kong Seng 

LTH Logistics (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

Mr Tetsu Wakabayashi 

Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore 

(Private) Limited 

Mr Tan Guan Joo 

Singapore Oxygen Air Liquide Pte Ltd 

Mr Bay Yew Chuan 

Store+Deliver+Logistics Pte Ltd 

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RESPONSIBLE CARE 

SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Brian D. Rains 

INVISTA (Singapore) Pte Ltd 


Mr Ho Kow Fong 

BASF South East Asia Pte Ltd 

SPECIALITY CHEMICALS AND GASES 

SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Tan Guan Joo 



Mr Mark R. McCann 

Air Products Singapore Pte Ltd 

Ms Dahliyah Hamid 

(Convenor - Community Awareness) 

Bayer (South East Asia) Pte Ltd 

Mr Tommy Ch’ng 

(Convenor - Emergency Response) 

Celanese Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Alan Chong 

(Convenor - Employee Health & Safety) 

Chevron Oronite Pte Ltd 

Mr Hia Yeow Hwee 

Croda Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Mathivanan Krishnan 

I S K Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Chee Pin San 

Linde Syngas Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Sidney Chew 

Megachem Limited 

Mr Tam Yuk Man 

(Convenor - Pollution Prevention) 


Mr Richard Gillis 

(Convenor - Product Stewardship) 


Mr Gary Choo 

National Oxygen Pte Ltd 

Mr Ng Boon Hai 


Mr Lim Tiong Jee 

(Convenor - Distribution) 


Mr Ong See Hee 

Merck Sharp & Dohme (Singapore) Ltd 

Mr Wang Hui Hua 



Mr Joe Tan 

Rohm and Haas Singapore Pte Ltd 

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REGULATORY AFFAIRS 

SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Tetsu Wakabayashi 




Ms Siah Huey Ling 

Arkema Pte Ltd 

Ms Dahliyah Hamid 

Bayer (South East Asia) Pte Ltd 

Mr Ooi Choon Wah 

Celanese Pte Ltd 

Mr James Samuel 


Mr Johnny Tng 


Ms Liu Dan 


Mr Au Wing Kuen 

ExxonMobil Chemical Operations Private Limited 

Ms Vivian Mak 

Infi neum Singapore Pte Ltd 

Ms Lee Shook Theng 

I S K Singapore Pte Ltd 


Merck Sharp & Dohme (Singapore) Ltd 




LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION 

SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Au Yong Kong Seng 

LTH Logistics (Singapore) Pte Ltd 


Ms Janet Lee 

Arkema Pte Ltd 

Mr Kasi Viswanathan 


Mr Koh Pee Kok 

CWT Distribution Limited 

Ms Karen Ho 


Mr Henry Chua 


Capt Raymond Heman 

Eastman Chemical, Asia Pacifi c Pte Ltd 

Mr Kenneth Chan 

Poh Tiong Choon Logistics Limited 

Mr Andrew Lim 

Pride-Chem Industries Pte Ltd 

Mr Hu Wing Ko 

PSA Corporation Ltd 

Mr Roman Luth 

Schenker (Asia Pacifi c) Pte Ltd 

Mr Lam Heng Thong 

Technochem Environmental Complex Pte Ltd 

Mr Julian Heath 


Mr Michael Yan 

Vopak Terminals Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Loo Hon Sung 

W.R. Grace (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

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TRADE AND COMMERCE 

SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Bay Yew Chuan 

Store+Deliver+Logistics Pte Ltd 


Mr K Gopalakrishnan 


PETROLEUM & PETROCHEMICALS 

SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr L Ramasubramaniam (LRS Mani) 



Mr Khoo Yi Jie 


Mr Kenneth Ong 


Mr Au Foo Yien 


Mr Tan Teck Kee 

Ethylene Glycols (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

Mr Robert Chng 

Chevron Phillips Chemicals Asia Pte Ltd 

Mr Francis Loh 

Henkel Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Chau Tak Vui 

McKinn International Pte Ltd 

Mr Sidney Chew 

Megachem Limited 

Ms Margie Conway 

Chevron Phillips Singapore Chemicals (Private) 

Limited 

Mr Wong Chee Seng 

Ethylene Glycols (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

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ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS & 

ALLIED INDUSTRIES INDUSTRY 

GROUP (EEAI IG) COMMITTEE 

Chairman 


GP Batteries International Ltd 

Senior Advisor 

Mr Renny Yeo 

Singapore Cables Manufacturing Pte Ltd 

Deputy Chairman / Supporting 

Industries and Services 

(SIS) Sub-IG Committee Chairman 


Chloride Batteries SE Asia Pte Ltd 

Industrial Electrical & Electronics 

Products (IEEP) Sub-IG Committee 

Chairman 

Mr Lim Say Leong 

ABB Industry Pte Ltd 

Consumer Electrical and Electronics 

Products (CEEP) Sub-IG Committee 

Chairman 

Mr Jeffrey Lee 

Sankyo Seiki (S) Pte Ltd 

Computer, Telecommunications and 

Information Technology (CTIT) 

Sub-IG Committee Chairperson 

Ms Ong Geok Chwee 

SingTel 


Mr Foo Say Chuang 

CWT Distribution Ltd 

Mr Bernard Teo 

China-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park 

Development Co Ltd 

Ms Kimmis Pun 

The Hongkong and Shanghai 

Banking Corporation Ltd 

Mr Eric Chin 

Gloria Electronics Pte Ltd 

Mr Ng Chiang Seng 

NKH Fluid Engineering Pte Ltd 


Mr Sze NKH Thiam Fluid Engineering Siong Pte Ltd 

Setsco Services Pte Ltd 

Mr Sze Thiam Siong 

Mr Tay Setsco Peng Services Hian Pte Ltd 

Swee Hin Trading Pte Ltd 

Mr Tay Peng Hian 

Mr Michael Swee Hin Ng Trading Pte Ltd 

Kingsmen Exhibitions Pte Ltd 

Mr Michael Ng 

Mr Louis Kingsmen Lim Exhibitions Pte Ltd 

Lim Kim Hai Electric Co (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Louis Lim 

Mr Low Lim Kim Siew Hai Joon Electric Co (S) Pte Ltd 

Low Yeap Toh & Goh 

Mr Low Siew Joon 

Mr Nelson Low Yeap Yeap Toh & Goh 

Schneider Electric Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Nelson Yeap 

Mr Henry Schneider Yeo Electric / Mr K Nakatani Singapore Pte Ltd 

Thermonsensor Technologies Pte Ltd 

Mr Henry Yeo / Mr K Nakatani 

Mr B Thermonsensor S Lim Technologies Pte Ltd 

Uni-Synertics Pte Ltd 

Mr B S Lim 


FIRE PROTECTION, SAFETY 


GROUP 

FIRE PROTECTION, 

(FPSS IG) COMMITTEE 

SAFETY 


Chairman GROUP (FPSS IG) COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Rowan Tan 

DORMA Mr Rowan Far East Tan Pte Ltd 


Deputy Chairman of FPSS 

Programmes, Deputy Chairman Activities of FPSS & 

External Programmes, Affairs Sub-Committee 

Activities & 

External Affairs Sub-Committee 

Mr Alan Lee 

South Mr East Alan Metal Lee Industries Pte Ltd 

South East Metal Industries Pte Ltd 

Deputy Chairman of Technical & 

Standards Deputy Chairman Sub-Committee of Technical & 

Standards Sub-Committee 

Mr Rodney Lee 

Tacam Mr Steel Rodney Pte Lee Ltd 


Deputy Chairman of FPSS 

Resource Deputy & Chairman Affi liation of Sub-Committee 

FPSS 

Resource & Affi liation Sub-Committee 

Mr Thomas Tng 

Kaba Mr Security Thomas Pte Tng Ltd 

Kaba Security Pte Ltd

FIRE SAFETY BEST PRACTICES (FSBP) 

SCHEME TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Rowan Tan 



Mr Alan Lee 

South East Metal Industries Pte Ltd 

Mr Rodney Lee 


Mr Gn Chiang Yam 

Institution of Engineers, Singapore 

Mr Thomas Tng 

Kaba Security Pte Ltd 

Ms Emily Mok 


Mr Joseph Chng 


FOOD & BEVERAGE INDUSTRY 

GROUP (F&B IG) COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Dr K K Tan 





Dr Siew Teck Woh 

Gardenia Foods (S) Pte Ltd 


Mr Sunny Koh 

Chinatown Food Corporation Pte Ltd 

Ms Eunice Choa 

Coca Cola Far East Ltd 

Mr Louis Chin 

Cyber Village Pte Ltd 

Mr Colin Choe 

Fountainhead Manufacturing Pte Ltd 

Mr Tan Wang Cheow 


Mr Bernie Siew 

Hong Kee Foods Pte Ltd 

Mr A M Farokh 

Sime Darby Edible Products Ltd 

Mr Ong Huat Kee / Ms Apple Ong 

Yamakawa Trading Company Pte Ltd 

Mr Peter Lee 

Yee Lee Oils & Foodstuffs (S) Pte Ltd 

LIFE SCIENCES INDUSTRY 

GROUP (LSIG) COMMITTEE 

Chairwoman 

Ms Gwen Goh 

Malaysia Chemist (Pte) Ltd 


Mr Lee Loh Meng 

Sunward Pharmaceutical Pte Ltd 

Honorary Treasurer 

Mrs Julia Mohamed 

Zyfas Medical Co. 

Honorary Secretary 

Mr Yeo Siew Meng 

Ziwell Medical (S) Pte Ltd 

SUB-INDUSTRY GROUPS 

SINGAPORE PHARMACEUTICAL 

MANUFACTURERS’ COUNCIL 

(SPMC) 

Chairman 

Mr Koe Khoon Poh 

Integrated Contract Manufacturing Pte Ltd 

Deputy Chairwomen 

Ms Gwen Goh 


Ms Goh Bee Leong 

Drug Houses of Australia (Asia) Pte Ltd 

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Technical Committee Chairman 

and Honorary Secretary 

Mr Lee Loh Meng 

Sunward Pharmaceutical Pte Ltd 


Mr Adam Tan 

Opto-Pharm Pte Ltd 

Mr Joseph Lam 

Beacons Pharmaceuticals Pte Ltd 

Mr Jung Yi Huey 

Sunward Pharmaceuticals Pte Ltd 

Ms Kiang Pei Min 

Leung Kai Fook Medical Company Pte Ltd 

Mdm Ko Kim Kee 


Mr Nyi Nyi Lwin 


Mr Robert Khoo 


Ms Susan Fong 


Ms Yee Sai Wan 


SINGAPORE PHARMACEUTICAL 

TRADE ORGANISATION (SPTO) 

Chairman 

Mr Yeo Siew Meng 

Ziwell Medical (S) Pte Ltd 


Mr Adam A.M. Maaroof 

Singapore Pharmaceutical Pte Ltd 


Mr Simon Tay 

Mayne Pharma (SEA) Pte Ltd 


Mr Adam Hamid 

Naina Mohamed & Sons Pte Ltd 

Mr Chung Sui Foh 

Goldplus Universal Pte Ltd 

Mr Desmond Lim 

Yung Shin Pharmaceutical (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Joseph Hwang 

Far East Drug Co. (Pte) Ltd 

Mrs Julia Mohamed 

Zyfas Medical Co. 

Mr Kwan Yew Huat 

Pharmaforte Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Lloyd Soong 

Pacifi c Biosciences Pte Ltd 

Mr Ong Lai Poh 

Luen Wah Medical Co (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Suryo Kartawinata 

Apotheca Marketing Pte Ltd 

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LIFESTYLE INDUSTRY GROUP 

(LFS) COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr James See 


Deputy Chairpersons 

Mdm Tan Lay Keow 

Everfi rst Pte Ltd 

(till September 2005) 



COMMITTEE 

Chairwoman 

Mrs Theresa Michelmann-Lim 


Deputy Chairwomen 

Ms Ginnie Chao 

Guidant Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr Justin Tan 

The Seafood International Market & 

Restaurant Pte Ltd 

(from October 2005) 

Sub-Committee Chairmen 

Mr Louis Chin (Membership) 

Cyber Village Pte Ltd 

Mr Alfred Poon (External Relations) 

Dach Entreprise Pte Ltd 

Mr Ryan Chioh (Programmes) 





Ms Ong Ai Hua 

Johnson & Johnson Medical 

Singapore Pte Ltd 


Mr Carl Tan 

Smith & Nephew Pte Ltd 


Ms Ruth Yuen 



Mr Allan Tiong 


Ms Jacqueline C. Monteiro 

Medtronic International Ltd 

Mr Yong Poh Shin 

Royal Selangor (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Julian Gerard Nair 

Stryker Singapore Pte Ltd 

Mr CP Kam 

RISIS Pte Ltd 

Mr Loo Beng Keong 


Ms Maria Low 

StarHub Ltd 

Ms Shakilla Shahjihan 

Boston Scientifi c Asia Pacifi c Pte Ltd 

Ms Joanna Wong 

Eu Yan Sang International Ltd 

Advisor 

Mr Stewart Goh 

Ming Say Holdings Pte Ltd 

Ms Shirley Koh 


Ms Shirley Lim 

Messe Dusseldorf Asia Pte Ltd 

Mr William Tang 

Meiban Micro Pte Ltd 

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BUSINESS SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Allan Tiong 



Mr Francis Sim 

Welch Allyn International Ventures, Inc. 

Mr Joon Hurh 


Mr Lai Bou Leong 

Fresenius Medical Care Singapore Pte Ltd 

Ms Shakilla Shahjihan 


Ms SiChai Wong-Bailey 

Paul Hartmann Pte Ltd 

Mr William Tang 

Meiban Micro Pte Ltd 

ETHIC SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Julian Gerard Nair 

Stryker Singapore Pte Ltd 

TECHNICAL SUB-COMMITTEE 

Chairwoman 

Ms Jacqueline C Monteiro 


METAL, MACHINERY AND 

ENGINEERING (MME) INDUSTRY 

GROUP COMMITTEE MEMBERS 

Chairman/ Social Chairman 



Co-Chairman 




Mr N Ratnam 

Aranco Line (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Philip Wong 

Dailian International Trading 

Mr Kam Chong Phoh 

RISIS Pte Ltd 

Mr CM Quek 

Ritchmen (S) Pte Ltd 


SP Consulting (Int’l) Pte Ltd 



Mr Patrick Low 

Thong On Industries Pte Ltd 

Honorary Chairmen 

Dr William Goh 

Wilterm Engineering Pte Ltd 

Dr Chan Poh Hoi, Paul 

Chan Ho Engineering Pte Ltd 

Programme Chairman 


RISIS Pte Ltd 

Deputy Programme Chairman 

Mr Siew Yit Foong 

Cititech Industrial Engineering Pte Ltd 

Deputy Social Chairman 

Mr Jason Toong 

Kenny Machinery Trading Pte Ltd 


Mr Chua Ee Seng 

Aluminium Extrusion Industries (S) Pte Ltd 

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Mr Thong Foo Kong 

Bond Instrumentation (S) Pte Ltd

Ms Janet Lim 

Cheong Fatt Metal Factory Pte Ltd 

Mr Alan Tan 

CPM Pacifi c Pte Ltd 

Mr Soh Yoke Lun 

United Central Engineering Pte Ltd 

Mr Jerry Tan 

Wanin Industries Pte Ltd 

Mr Ong Kee Hwee 

Dorma Production Gmbh & Co 



Mr Cyril Teo 


Mr James Ashworth 

Icron Technologies Singapore Pte Ltd 



Mr Stephen Lee 

Jesplan Design & Management Services 

Mr Tan Yew Boo 

Leong Bee & Soo Bee Trading Pte Ltd 



Mr Tay Choon Mong 

Tay Choon Mong Agency 

Mr James Wong 

O.E. Manufacturing Pte Ltd 

Mr Edwin Chew 

Okura Flexible Automation Systems Pte Ltd 

Mr John Chua 

Paragon Systems Marketing 

Mr Peter Ho 


Dr Lim Chee Song 

Simplex Pte Ltd 

Mr See Sing Mun 


Mr Ow Chun Chor 

Star Union Engineering Pte Ltd 

Mr Looi Kok Yang 

UFE Pte Ltd 

PLASTICS AND PACKAGING 

INDUSTRY GROUP / PACKAGING 


COMMITTEE 

Chairman 

Mr Albert Lim 



Mr Jeffrey Goh 


Honorary Chairmen 

Mr C S Wong 

M C Packaging (S) Pte Ltd 

Mr Eddie Chng 

Sonoco Singapore Pte Ltd 




Mr Philip Wong 

Dailian International Pte Ltd 

Mr Randy Teo 

Eastern Trade Media Pte Ltd 

Mr Edward Kwong 

Packaging & Design Pte Ltd 

Mr Jackie Tan 

Orient Design Ptd Ltd 

Mr Chui Tau Siong 

Jebsen & Jessen Packaging (S) Pte Ltd 

Ms Nancy Chan 

Citigate Su Yeang Design Pte Ltd 

Mr Tan Jit Khoon 

Winson Press Pte Ltd 

Mr Fong Ban Meng 

River Design Pte Ltd 

Mr B S Lim 


Mr Dixon Ng 

Setsco Service Pte Ltd 

Dr Ge Changfeng 

PacketAsia Pte Ltd 

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eSCM Council Members 

eSUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 

COUNCIL (eSCM COUNCIL) 

MEMBERS 

Chairman 




Mr Peter Ho 


Dr Roger Low 

Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation 

Council Advisors 

Ms Susan Chong 


Ms Lim Lee Fang 


Mr Jason Low 


Mr Kelvin Wong 


Mr Poon Hong Yuen 

Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore 

Mr Tan Jin Soon 


Mr Eugene Rim 

Accord Express Holdings Pte Ltd 

Mr Christopher Tay 

YCH Group 

Mr David Chan 

APL Co. Pte Ltd 

Ms Mary Yeo 

United Parcel Service Singapore Pte Ltd 

Dr Rajesh Piplani 

Nanyang Technological University 

Mr Daniel Foo 

Venture Corporation Limited 

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GSI Singapore Council Members 

GS1 SINGAPORE COUNCIL 

MEMBERS 

Chairman 



Secretary-General 

Dr Roger Low 

Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation 

Executive Director 







RISIS Pte Ltd 

Mr Rowan Tan 


Mr Gwee Seng Kwong 


Mr Chan Yeng Chew 

IE Singapore 

Mr Tan Puay Chuan 

Intraco Ltd 

Ms Lian Lay Yong 

NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd 

Mr John Hirst 

Singapore Retailers Association 

Mr Seah Seng Choon 

Consumers Association of Singapore 

Dr K K Tan 


Mr James See 






Mr Albert Lim 


Ms Gwen Goh 


Mr Chris Chan 


Mrs Theresa Lim 


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Council Members Serving on Government 

Statutory Boards and Other Bodies 

Mr Lew Syn Pau 



Chairman, Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC), June 2002 to March 2006 

Council Member, Singapore Business Federation (SBF) (1 June 2002 to June 2006) 

◆ Managing Director, Stanbridge International Pte Ltd, since 10 December 1997 

◆ Director, Poh Tiong Choon Logistics Ltd, since 15 April 1999 

◆ Director, Golden Agri-Resources Ltd, since 24 May 1999 

◆ Director, Magnus Energy Group Ltd, since 8 July 1999 

◆ Director, Lafe Technology Ltd, since 8 March 2000 

◆ Director, Achieva Ltd, since 7 April 2000 

◆ Director, Food Empire Holdings Ltd, since 8 April 2000 

◆ Director, Capital Connections Pte Ltd, since 31 July 2000 

◆ Director, RSH Limited, since 25 September 2000 

◆ Chairman, Ascendas Pte Ltd, since 1 January 2002 

◆ Chairman & Director, ArianeCorp Ltd, since 15 January 2002 

◆ Chairman, Ascendas-MGM Funds Management Limited, since 8 April 2002 

◆ Director, Guangzhao Industrial Forest Biotechnology Group Ltd since 29 March 2004 

◆ Director, Pairing Assets Ltd since 11 November 2004 


Deputy President, SMa 


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Resource Member GPC (Finance & Trade) Singapore Parliament 

Alternate Representative, Advisory Council on Continuing Education & Training (ACCET), 

Institute of Technical Education (ITE) (1 April 2001 – 31 March 2004) 

Member, Singapore Green Plan 2012 Coordinating Committee, MEWR 

Chairman, GS1 Singapore Council, since 18 July 2003 

Trustee, 50,000 SMa School of Management Pte Ltd’s shares, since 2003 

Director, SMa School of Management Pte Ltd, since 2003 

Director, EDC@SMa since 2005 

Chairman of Singapore Association for Environment, Occupational Health, and Safety 

Companies (SAFEco) 

Deputy Chairman, Institute of Chemical Engineering (U.K.), Singapore Branch 

Board and EXCO Member, Singapore Environment Council (SEC) 

Chairman, Working Group on Solvent Hazards Control (Ministry of Manpower) 

Consultative Committee Member, Environmental Engineering Department, National 

University of Singapore 

Advisory Committee Member for Environmental Engineering Research Centre (EERC), 

Nanyang Technological University 

Co-Chairman, Environment/Infrastructure Committee – Singapore British Business 

Council (SBBC) 

Member of Advisory Committee, Asia Pacifi c Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL), 

Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore 

Member, National Energy Effi ciency Committee (Chairman, Household Sub-Committee) 

Advisory Board Member, NUS Master’s of Environment Management Programme. 

Member, Singapore Business Federation Coalition of Services Industries Infrastructure 

Services Sub Committee 

Chairman of Electronic Product Code (EPC) Global Singapore Council, GS1 Singapore 

Co-Chair of Electronic Product Code (EPC) Global Asia Group, GS1 Singapore Council 

Member of Energy Services Companies (ESCO) Accreditation Sub-Committee, NUS


Honorary Treasurer, SMa 


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Council Member, National Fire Prevention Council (NFPC) Board of Directors 

(1 April 2000 – 31 March 2004) 

Trustee, 10,000 Enterprise Promotion Centres Pte Ltd’s shares, since 26 July 2001 

Member, ISBC Steering Committee (August 2001 – September 2003) 

Trustee, Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Education & Training Fund, since 31 

January 2002 

Chairman, Singapore Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers 

Chairman, Methodist Hospice Fellowship 

Committee Member, Paya Lebar Methodist Church Covenant Kindergarten 

Managing Director, Fabristeel Private Limited 


Honorary Secretary, SMa 


Trustee, 100,000 Singapore Manufacturers Services Pte Ltd’s shares, since 2003 

Chairman, Singapore Manufacturers Services Pte Ltd’s share, since 2002 

Director, 16,939 ECICS Property Ltd’s shares, since 2002 

Member, ISBC Steering Committee (August 2001 – September 2003) 

Trustee, Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Education & Training Fund, since 24 June 

1999 

Trustee, 50,000 SMa School of Management Pte Ltd’s shares, since 2003 

Director, SMa School of Management Pte Ltd, since 2003 

◆ Honorary Secretary, Singapore Precision Engineering & Tooling Association (SPETA) 

◆ Council Member, Macquarie University Alumni Association of Singapore 

◆ Asst. Honorary Treasurer, Marketing Institute of Singapore 

◆ Member of Doctoral Advisory Board of University of South Australia (2001 – 2003) 

◆ Council Member, Australian Alumni of Singapore 

◆ Chairman, Precision Engineering Technical Advisory Committee (WDA) (2003 – 2004) 

◆ Chairman, Precision Engineering Industry Skills & Standards Committee (2002 – 2004) 

◆ Chairman, Industry Skills & Training Council (WDA) 

◆ President/CEO, Makino Asia Pte Ltd 

◆ Chairman of the Board of Directors, Makino Asia China Ltd 

◆ Member of the Board of Directors, Makino Asia Thailand 

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◆ Co-Chairman, Community Engagement Task Force, since 2006 

◆ Chairman, Membership & External Affairs Committee, Singapore Chinese Chamber of 

Commerce & Industry, since 2005 

◆ Member, Steering Committee, Network Indonesia, IE Singapore, since 2005 

◆ President, Chartered Management Institute (Singapore Branch), since 2004 

◆ Patron, Tampines Central Citizens’ Consultative Committee, since 2003 

◆ Council Member, Ee Hoe Hean Club, since 2003 

◆ Member, Awards Council, Int’l Management Action Award, since 2002 

◆ Committee Member, School Advisory Committee, Balestier Hill Secondary School, 

since 2001 

◆ Hon. Business Ambassador, Queensland Government, Australia to Singapore, since 2000 

◆ Committee Member, Singapore National Committee for Pacifi c Economic Co-operation, 

since 2000 

◆ Member, Panel of Past Presidents, New Zealand Singapore Business Council, since 1998 

◆ Honorary Consul-General, Consulate General of the Federal Democratic Republic of 

Ethiopia, since 1997 

Mr John Kong 

Vice President, SMa (up till November 2005) 


Member, Technical Committee (TC) on Architecture Work, SPRING Singapore (1 April 

2002 – 01 August 2005) 

Mr Peter Ho Shau Hui 


Precision Valve Singapore (Pte) Ltd 

Member, Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC), April 1999 – April 2003 

Member, Steering Committee of the National Trust Council (NTC), 1 July 2003 to 


Chairman, Singapore Supply Chain Council, 2003 – 2004 

Committee Member of Singapore Intelligent Nation (iN2015) Master Plan 

(Manufacturing) - 2005 

◆ Deputy Chairman, Services Standard Committee (SSC) from 01 April 2004 to 

31 March 2007 

◆ Managing Director, Precision Valve Singapore (Pte) Ltd, since Nov 1998 

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Mr Renny Yeo 


Singapore Cables Mfrs Pte Ltd 

◆ Chairman, Draka Cableteq Asia Pacifi c Holding Pte Ltd 

◆ Chairman, Singapore Cables Mfrs Pte Ltd 

◆ Chairman, Sindutch Cable Mfr Sdn Bhd (Malaysia) 

◆ Chairman, CSC Cable Sdn Bhd, Malaysia 

◆ Chairman, MCI – Draka Cable Co. Ltd, Thailand 

◆ Chairman, Suzhou Draka Cable Co. Ltd, China 

◆ Chairman, Draka Cables (Hong Kong) Ltd 

◆ Chairman, Draka Cableteq Australia 

◆ Chairman, Draka Comteq Singapore Pte Ltd 

◆ Director, Associated Cables Pvt Ltd, India 

◆ Board Member, Building Control Authority (BCA) 

◆ Chairman, BCA – Quality Assurance Advisory Committee 

◆ Deputy Chairman, Singapore National Committee of the IEC 

◆ Chairman, Electrical and Electronic Standards Committee, SPRING 

◆ Council Member, Standards Council (SPRING) 

◆ President, Dunearn Tech-Greenridge Alumni Association 

◆ Member, SID-Singapore Institute of Director 

◆ Committee Member, Philippines Singapore Business Council 

◆ Director, PSB Corporation Pte Ltd (until March 2006) 

Mr Alex Siow 

Council Member, SMa 

StarHub Ltd 

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President, PMI Singapore Chapter 

Adjunct Professor at NUS School of Computing 

Chairman of NUS School of Computing Industry Advisory Council 

Board Member of the Institute of Systems Science 

Founder and Director of National Infocomm Competency Centre 

Member at the National Trust Council 

Member at the National Internet Advisory Committee 

Commissioner, PT Cisco Mas Sekurititama 

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Dr William Goh 

Honorary President, SMa 

Wilterm Engineering Pte Ltd 

Chairman, TC on General Safety, SPRING Singapore (1 October 2001 – 31 July 2004) 

Member, Occupational Safety & Health Promotion Committee, Ministry of Manpower, 

since 1999 

Member, 2nd Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health for the 

Metalworking Industry, Ministry of Manpower, since November 2002 

Member, Annual Safety Performance Award Committee, Ministry of Manpower, since 1998 

Member, Noise Control Award Committee, Ministry of Manpower, since 2000 

Chairman, Trustee of Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Education & Training Fund, 

since 2000 

Director, Singapore Manufacturers Services Pte Ltd, since 2002 

Member, General Engineering & Singapore Standards Committee, SPRING Singapore, 

till July 2004 

Honorary Chairman, SMa Metal, Machinery & Engineering Industry Group 

Director, SMa Services Ltd, since 2000 

◆ Director, Wilterm Engineering Pte Ltd, since 1987 




◆ Council Member of Plastics & Rubber Institute of Singapore (PRIS) 

◆ Council Member of Singapore National Employers’ Federation (SNEF) 

◆ Managing Director, Minnesota Rubber Asia Pacifi c Pte Ltd, since 17 Apr 1997 




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Chairperson, SMa Building Products & Construction Materials Industry Group 

Co-Chairperson, SMa/IES Task Force Working Committee 

Director, International Business Alliance Pte Ltd 

Management Committee Member, Singapore Productivity Association, 

Committee Member, IES National Committee of Engineering Organisations 

Managing Director, Brite Koncept Pte Ltd 

Mr Sudheer Prabhakaran 



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Member, Council Committee for Inspection Bodies (CCIBC), Singapore Accreditation 

Council, SPRING, since July 2003 

Honorary General-Secretary / Council Member, Singapore Association for Environmental 

Occupational Health & Safety Companies (SAFEco), since April 2003 

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Mr Ryan Chioh 



◆ Honorary General-Secretary, InterFlora, since 1998 

◆ Honorary Advisor, Small Medium Business Magazine, since 2004 

◆ Director, Far East Flora Holdings Pte Ltd, since 30 Sept 1993 

◆ Director, Far East Orchid Pte Ltd, since 14 Oct 1993 

◆ Director, Far East Flora Pte Ltd, since 31 Oct 1991 

◆ Director, Far East Flora.com Pte Ltd, since 26 Feb 2000 

◆ Director, Far East Florist & Landscape Pte Ltd, since 26 Nov 1991 

◆ Shareholder, Smart Waves Pte Ltd 

◆ Director, 1-800 Flower Pte Ltd, since 17 Jun 1998 

◆ Director, Tera Logistics Pte Ltd, since 17 Jun 1998 

◆ Director, Callpoint Pte Ltd, since 21 Jan 2003 

◆ Director, Goodwood Florist Pte Ltd, since 10 May 2004 




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Committee Member, SMa Lifestyle Industry Group, since June 2004 

Member, SMa Business Operations Function Committee 

Member, SME Committee, Singapore Business Federation 

EXCO, Singapore Furniture Industry Council 

Deputy Group Managing Director and Chief Operating Offi cer, HTL International Holdings 

Ltd, since 15 Feb 2001 

Dr K K Tan 



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Member, Food Standards Committee, SPRING Singapore, 01 April 2004 to 

31 March 2007 

Past President, Rotary Club of Singapore West 

Council Member and Chairman of R&D Committee, Singapore Cancer Society 

Council Member, Singapore Scouts’ Guild 

Member, House & Bar Committee, Raffl es Country Club 

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Mr Jeffrey Goh Boon Lok 



Member, Feedback Group – MCD for Small Business, since 1999 

Member, SPRING Industrial Standard, Packaging Material, since 1990 

◆ Secretary General, Singapore Plastic Industry Association 

◆ Deputy Chairman, Packaging Council of Singapore 

◆ Committee Member, Jurong Central Citizen Consultative Committee 

◆ Assistant Secretary, Jurong Spring Community Club 

◆ Patron, Jurong Central CDCC 

◆ School Advisory Committee, Bukit Panjang Government High School 

◆ Vice Chairman, Alumni of Bukit Panjang Government High School 

◆ Committee Member, Yunnan Garden Neighbourhood Committee 

◆ Managing Director, GN Packaging Industries Pte Ltd, since 01 Apr 1982 




◆ Vice President of the Hong Kong – Singapore Business Association 

◆ Director & General Manager, GP Batteries International Limited, since 30 Oct 1990 

Ms Gwen Goh 



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Organising Steering Committee Member of the 10th ASEAN Consultative Committee for 

Standards and Quality (ACCSQ) Pharmaceutical Product Working Group (PPWG) Meeting 

which was held at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore in August 2005. 

(representing SMa Life Sciences Industry Group) 

Organising Steering Committee Member of the 5th ASEAN Consulative Committee for 

Standards and Quality (ACCSQ) Traditional Medicines & Health Supplements Product 

Working Group (TMHS PWG) Meeting which will be held at Meritus Mandarin Singapore in 

July 2006. (Representing SMa Life Sciences Industry Group) 

Director / General Manager, Malaysia Chemist Pte Ltd 

Director, Malaysia Pharmacy Pte Ltd 

Mr Chris Chan 



◆ Deputy Chairman, ITE Central Advisory Committees (2004 – 2006) 

◆ Director, Ultra Industrial Automation PL 

◆ Director, ATS Afford Tooling Supplier (S) Pte Ltd, since 1993 

◆ Director, UIA Manufacturing, since 1998 

◆ Shareholder, Integral Automation Service and Systems Pte Ltd, since 2005 

◆ Director, Edward Whistler Pte Ltd, since 2005 

◆ Director, Aims Motion Technology Sdn Bhd, since 1993 

◆ Director, Motionex Manufacturing Sdn Bhd, since 2002 

◆ Shareholder, Shintech Marketing and Services, since 2005 

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◆ Board Member, National Environment Agency (NEA), 01/07/2004 to 30/06/2006 

◆ Managing Director, Energy Innovations, since Dec 2004 



SP Consulting (Int’l) Pte Ltd 

◆ Chairman, Queenstown Primary School Advisory Committee, since 2003 

◆ Member, Queenstown Citizen Consultative Committee, since 2003 

◆ Senior Member, Singapore Computer Society since 2003 

◆ Director, Lions Club of Singapore Beverly Hills since 2003 

◆ EXCO Member, Family Alliance since 2003 

◆ Deputy Registrar of Marriages, 2005 - 2009 

◆ Managing Director, SP Consulting (Int’l) Pte Ltd, since 1993 




Member, Technical Committee for Personal Safety and Ergonomics, SPRING Singapore, 

01/04/2004 – 31/03/2007 

Member, General Engineering and Safety Standards Committee (GESSC) on Safety and 

Health Matters (OSH), SPRING, Singapore 01/04/2004 – 31/03/2007 

Member, Metalworking Industry Advisory Sub-committee, Ministry of Manpower, since 

30/09/2005 

◆ Employee, Spot Management Services Pte Ltd, since 1 Apr 1998 




Chairman, SMa Metal, Machinery & Engineering Industry Group 

Committee Member, Packaging Council of Singapore 

◆ Treasurer, HomeTeam NS [the merged rganization of Civil Defence (CDANS) and 

Policeman (SPANS) for Nsmen] and Chairman of HTNS Golfi ng committee 

◆ Management Committee of Macquarie University Alumni Association of Singapore 

◆ Director, SCA Packaging Asia Singapore, since 28 May 2002 

Mr Cyril Teo 



◆ Member, F&B Sub Committee, Singapore Swimming Club, since May 2004. 

◆ Member, Martial Art and Sports Sub Committee, Singapore Swimming Club, since 

May 1999 

◆ Managing Director, Halley’s Express Pte Ltd, since 01 Jan 2005 

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Mr Poh Choon Ann 


Poh Tiong Choon Logistics Ltd 

◆ Director, Singapore Chinese Orchestra Company Limited, since 2001 

◆ Member, Consultative Committee, National University of Singapore Chinese Studies 

since 2000 

◆ Vice Chairman, Nanyang Fine Arts Foundation Ltd since 2003 

◆ Vice Chairman, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Council since 2002 

◆ Council Member, Singapore-Liaoning Economic & Trade Council since 2004 

◆ Director, Poh Tiong Choon Logistics Limited, since 21 Jan 1969 

◆ Director, PTC-Chien Li Transportation Pte Ltd, since 04 Aug 1997 

◆ Director, PTC-Xin Hua Transportation Pte Ltd, since 12 Jul 1997 

◆ Director, Bitubulk Pte. Ltd., since 15 Apr 2002 

◆ Director, Hai Poh Terminals Pte Ltd, since 09 Oct 1984 

◆ Managing Director, Hai Poh Terminals Pte Ltd, since 05 Dec 1985 

◆ Director, Poh Tiong Choon Holdings (Pte.) Ltd., since 30 Dec 1974 

◆ Managing Director, Poh Tiong Choon Holdings (Pte.) Ltd, since 09 Dec 1975 

◆ Director, PTC Airfreight (Pte) Ltd, since 19 Nov 1968 

◆ Managing Director, PTC Airfreight (Pte) Ltd, since 02 Feb 1976 

◆ Director, Poh Tiong Choon Shipping Private Limited, since 30 Mar 1972 

◆ Managing Director, Poh Tiong Choon Shipping Private Limited, since 02 Feb 1976 

◆ Director, PTC-Nakajima Suisan (Asia) Pte Ltd, since 04 Jan 1993 

◆ Managing Director, PTC-Nakajima Suisan (Asia) Pte Ltd, since 10 Feb 1993 

◆ Director, PTC-Nakajima Suisan (M) Sdn Bhd, since 25 Jul 1995 

◆ Vice-Chairman, PTC-Nakajima Suisan (Taiwan) Co. Ltd, since 03 Nov 1995 

◆ Director, PTC-Nakajima Suisan (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd, since 02 Dec 2002 

◆ Director, Singapore Logistics Consortium Pte Ltd, since 11 Apr 1995 

◆ Director, PTC-Air Sea Transport Pte Ltd, since 13 Mar 1995 

◆ Director, Fortune Express International Co Ltd, since 1991 

◆ Director, Fantasia Studios Pte Ltd, since 09 Apr 1992 

◆ Director, Taewin Pte Ltd, since 23 Jun 1994 

◆ Director, Poh Choon Ann (Pte.) Ltd., since 28 Jun 1975 

◆ Director, Top Media Limited, since 28 Mar 1995 

◆ Director, Alpha Container Services Pte Ltd, since 10 Jul 1987 

◆ Director, Singapore Chinese Orchestra Company Limited, since 15 Sept 2000 

◆ Director, Nanyang Fine Arts Foundation Limited, since 31 Jan 2000 

◆ Director, Nafa International Pte. Ltd., since 01 Aug 2003 

◆ Director, China Fortune Investment Corporation Pte Ltd, since 27 May 2004 

◆ Director, China Fortune Logistics Pte. Ltd., since 11 Mar 2005 

◆ Director, Fortune Scientec (Singapore) Pte Ltd, since 01 Jun 2005 

◆ Director, Fortune Novena (Singapore) Pte Ltd, since 03 Jun 2005 

◆ Director, Marina City Development Pte Ltd, since 21 Jun 2005 

Ms Jennifer Yeo 


Yeo-Leong & Peh LLC 

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◆ Panel of Chairman, Disciplinary Committee, Legal Profession Act 

◆ Panel of Approved Mediators, Singapore Mediation Centre 

◆ Panel of Reserve Arbitrators, Singapore International Arbitration Centre 

◆ Chairman & Director, Yeo-Leong & Peh LLC, since 02 Mar 2002 

◆ Director, YLP Publishers Pte Ltd, since 30 Jul 1994 

◆ Director, Millenium Asia Pacifi c Holdings Pte Ltd, since 30 Jul 1994 

◆ Director, Poplars Holdings Pte Ltd, since 30 Jul 1994

◆ Director, Casper & Pollux Pte Ltd, since 25 May 1995 

◆ Director, YLP International Consultants Pte Ltd, since 01 Aug 1994 

◆ Director, Twin Stars Pte Ltd, since 03 Nov 1994 

Mr Hans-Dieter Bott 


Siemens Pte Ltd 

◆ Member of Board, Intellectual Property Offi ce of Singapore 

• Representative of Singapore-German Chamber of Industry & Commerce in the 

National Wage Council 

◆ Member of the Industry Group 4 of Singapore International Chamber of Commerce 

◆ Member of Management Committee of Singaporean-Chamber of Industry & Commerce 

◆ Director & Managing Director, Siemens Pte Ltd, since 10 Jan 2005 

◆ Director, Siemens Westinghouse Technical Services Pte Ltd, since 10 Jan 2005 

◆ Director, Siemens Building Technologies Pte Ltd, since 10 Jan 2005 

◆ Director, Siemens Fire & Security Products Pte Ltd, since 10 Jan 2005 

◆ Director, Siemens Energy Management & Information Systems Pte Ltd, since 

10 Jan 2005 

◆ Director, Osram Pte Ltd, since 10 Jan 2005 

◆ Director, Siemens Business Services Pte Ltd, since 28 Feb 2005 

◆ Director, Demag Delaval Industrial Turbomachinery Pte Ltd, since 01 Apr 2005 

◆ Director, Siemens Medical Instruments Pte Ltd, since 01 May 2005 

◆ Director, Siemens VDO Automotive Pte Ltd 

◆ Director, Dematic S.E.A Pte Ltd, since 9 Dec 2005 

Dr Paul Chan Poh Hoi 

Council Member, SMa (up till 01 March 2006) 

Chan Ho Engineering Pte Ltd 

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Chairman/Managing Director, Chan Ho Engineering Pte Ltd 

Mr Edward Goh 


Edward Whistler Int’l Pte Ltd 

◆ CEO, Edward Whistler Int’l Pte Ltd, since Jan 2001 

◆ Managing Director, EWI Consulting Pte Ltd, since Jan 2000 

◆ Managing Director, International Centre for Professional Development Pte Ltd, since 

Aug 2004 

◆ Director, Centre of International Business and Investment Pte Ltd since January 2005 

◆ Director, AgileOne Corporation since February 2006 

Ms Low Sin Leng 

Council Member, SMa (up till June 2005) 

Sembcorp Industries Ltd 

◆ President, St. Nicholas Girls’ School Alumnae Association 

◆ Vice Chairman, NJC School Advisory Committee 

◆ Steering Committee Member, Network Indonesia 

• Serving on behalf of SMa ◆ Serving in own capacity 

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SMa Representatives Serving 

on External Bodies 

Mr Alan Loh 

Glaxo Wellcome Manufacturing Pte Ltd 

Mr Chan Beng Heng 

DuPont (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for 

Occupational Safety & Health 

Management, SPRING 

(29/03/2005 to 31/03/2007) 

Ms Angie Ng 

Yamari (S) Pte Ltd (formerly known as 

Thermosensors Technologies Pte Ltd) 

Member, Ad-Hoc Technical Committee for 

Thermal Imagers, SPRING 

Mr Asbjorn Brondbo 



Maintenance of Electrical Installations, 

SPRING 

Mr Augustus Tan 

Hart Engineering Pte Ltd 

Member, Working Group SS 98 : 1997 

- Industrial Safety Helmets, SPRING 

Member, Technical Committee 

for Electrical Apparatus for Explosive 

Atmospheres, SPRING 

Mr Chang Sieh Yong 

International Scientifi c Pte Ltd 


Chemistry, SPRING 

Mr Chang Wenn Yuan 

International Scientifi c Pte Ltd 


Establishment of a Singapore Standard on 

Codes of Management Practice for 

Distribution of Chemicals, SPRING 

Mr Che Kuan Yau 



Switchgear and Controlgear (IEC TC 17) 

for studying into IEC 439-3, SPRING. 

Mr Bernard Chong 

Siemens Advanced Engineering Pte Ltd 

Mr Chew Min Sun 


Member, Radio Standards Advisory 

Committee (RSAC), IDAS 

Mr C S Wong 

M C Packaging Pte Ltd 

Member, Food Advisory Committee, 

Ministry of Environment 

Member, Executive Committee 

Asia Packaging Federation 

Member, Technical Committee for Revision 

of SS 232 : 1980, Specifi cations for 

Portable Fire Extinguishers, SPRING 

Mr Chng Peng 

Sonoco Singapore Pte Ltd 


Environmental Management (EMTC) 

for SMa P&P Industry Group and PCS 

01/04/2004 to 31/03/2007. 

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Mr Chua Hua Tek 

Singapore Technologies Electronics Ltd 

Dr Gan Woon Siong 

Acoustical Technologies Singapore Pte Ltd 


Electromagnetic Compatibility and Radio 

Interference (TC 118/4/1R), SPRING 

Mr Ong Pek Hong 

Schneider Electric Singapore Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Review 

of SS 202 : 1978 Graphical Symbols 

for Electrical & Electronic and 

Telecommunications Diagrams, SPRING 

Member, Technical Committee for Non- 

Destructive Testing, SPRING 


Electrical Installation - Low Voltage 

- TC 118/8/4R, SPRING 

Mr David Goh King Siang 

Patent Engineering Co Pte Ltd 


Emergency Alarm and Communication 

Systems, SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Mr Francis Lo 

Cerebos Pacifi c Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Methods 

of Test for Flexible Plastic Packaging 

Materials for Food, SPRING 

Mr Gilbert Tan Peng Cheng 

Uni-Strong Pte Ltd 

Member, Construction Industry Practice 

Committee (CIPC), SPRING 

Mr Goh Sheng Sze 

MK Electric (S) Pte Ltd 

Member, Council Committee for 

Laboratory Accreditation - Technical 

Committee for Electrical Testing, SAC 

Ms Hoe Kum Yoke 

DuPont Pte Ltd 

Member, Certifi cation Advisory Committee 

(CAC), SPRING 

Mr Frederick Leong 

Siemens Westinghouse Technical 

Services Pte Ltd 


Maintenance of Electrical Installations 

Mr Janardhanan Jayachandran 


Member, Technical Committee for Electrical 

Apparatus for Explosive Atmospheres, 

SPRING 

Mr Gan Ee Cheong 


Mr Jimmy Chiang 

Singapore Petroleum Co Ltd 

Member, Singlas Technical Committee for 

Non-Destructive Testing, SAC 

Member, Technical Committee for the 

Establishment of a Singapore Standard 

Code of Practice for Bundering, SPRING 

105 




Dr Josephine Kwa 

Natsteel Ltd 

Mr Lauw Kok Keen 

eSCM Council 

Chairman, Industry Sub-Committee of the 

NEEC, NEA 

Dr Kam Yin Fah 

HerbalScience Singapore Pte Ltd 

Member, Council Committee for Laboratory 

Accreditation (CCLA), Singapore 

Accreditation Council (SAC) 


Environmental Testing, SAC 

Mr Koe Khoon Poh 

Integrated Contract Manufacturing Pte Ltd 

Member, Quality Control Advisory 

Committee (QCAC) 

Mr Koh Nguang Siah 


Member, Technical Committee for CP5 : 

1988 - Code of Practice for Wiring of 

Electrical Equipment in Buildings, SPRING 

Mr Krishnaswamy Seshadri 


Member, Electrical and Electronic 

Standards Committee (EESC), SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Member, Singapore National Committee of 

the International Electrotechnical 

Commission, SNC(IEC), SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Member, Technical Committee for Logistics 

and Supply-Chain Management, SPRING, 

31/04/2004 to 31/03/2007 

Mr Lee Chee Weng 

Merck Sharp & Dohme (S) Ltd 


Engineering Support (GESSC), SPRING 

Mr Lee Lee Thiam 

Hitachi Elevator Engineering (S) Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Lifts, 

Escalators & Passenger Conveyors, 

SPRING 

Mr Leng Ng Tai 


Member, Technical Committee for Safe 

Working in Confi ned Space, SPRING 

Mr Leon Gumpert 

Dorma Far East Pte Ltd 

Member, Working Group SS 332 : 2000, 

Fire Doors, SPRING 

Mr Liew Wai Leong 


Member, Technical Committee for Electrical 

& Electronic Product Standards Committee 

(EEPSC), SPRING 

Dr Kwok Kian Sze 

F&N Coca-Cola (S) Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Code of 

Practice for Kway Teow & Mee, SPRING 

Chairman, Technical Committee for 

Carbonated and Non-Carbonated 

Beverages & Cordials, SPRING 

106 




Mr Lim Poh Hock 

Faco Electric Co Pte Ltd 

Mr Mak Kwok Wah 

Nestle R&D Centre (Pte) Ltd 

Member, Electrical Standards Products 

Council, SPRING 

Mr Lim Say Leong 



Accreditation of Management Systems 

and Product Certifi cation Bodies (CCMP), 

Singapore Accreditation Council 

Mr Long Ming Fai, Edwin 

Optics Storage Pte Ltd 


Sound, Vision and Multimedia Systems 

and Equipment, SPRING 

Mr Low Choon Peow 

Shell Eastern Petroleum Pte Ltd 


Petroleum and its Products, SPRING 

Mr Low Keng Chiew 

Farco Electric Co Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Safety of 

Household and Similar Electrical Appliances 

and Electronics Equipment, SPRING 

Mr Loy Boon Keow 


Member, Technical Committee for Storage 

and transportation of Compressed 

Gases, SPRING 

Member, Technical Committee for Milk and 

Milk Products, SPRING, 

01/04/2004 to 31/03/2007 

Mr Tay Hooi Seng 


Member, Technical Committee for Lamps 

and Related Equipment, SPRING 


NKH Fluid Engineering Pte Ltd 


Practice for Installation, Operation, 

Maintenance, Performance and 

Constructional Requirements of Mains 

Failure Standby Generating Systems, 

SPRING, 01 June 2005 onwards. 

Mr Ng Soon Hock 

Heckman Marketing Pte Ltd 

Member, Working Group on Code of 

Practice for Interlocking Roof Tiles, SPRING 

Ms Ong Kah Kee 


Member, Chemical Standards Committee 

(CSC), SPRING Singapore, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 


DuPont Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Personal 

Safety in Workplace, 118/10/1R, SPRING 

107 




Mr Ong Seng Yam 

OLS Manufacturing Co Pte Ltd 

Mr Poh Kay Ping 

Poh Tiong Choon Holdings Pte Ltd 

Member, Working Group for Review of 

SS 333 : 1988 Specifi cation for Fire 

Dampers - TC 118/2/8R 16, SPRING 

Ms Ooi Suan Lin 

Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd 

Member, Hazard Analysis Critical Control 

Point (HACCP), SPRING 

Ms Pamela Phua 

ICI Paints (S) Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Masonry 

& Partitions, SPRING 

Member, Technical Committee for Surface 

Coating, SPRING 

Mr Peter Kam Lai Siew 


Member, Working Group SS 105 : 

1998 - Safety Footwear, SPRING 

Mr Peter Lee Phee Teck 

Yee Lee Oils & Foodstuffs (S) Pte Ltd 


(CAC), Food & Beverage, PSB Corporation, 

01/01/2005 to 31/12/2007 

Mr Philip Alex 

Celanese Pte Ltd 


Chemistry, SPRING 

Management Committee, Singapore 

National Shippers’ Council (2002 - 2004) 

Mr Poh Kok Chin, Derrick 

James Richards & Li Pte Ltd 


Welding, TC 118/6/4R, SPRING 



Chairman, Automatic Data Capture 

Technical Committee, Singapore IT 

Standards Committee, IDA 

Member, E-SCM Council 

Member, Food Standards Committee, 

SPRING Singapore, 

01 April 2004 - 31 March 2007 

Member, Singapore Standardisation 

Advisory Group (SAG), SPRING 

Member, GS1 Advisory Council 

Mr Tan Kay Tho 

Compact Metal Industries Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Doors, 

Windows (Glazing) and Claddings 

(TC 118/2/6R), SPRING 

Mr Tay Cheng Pheng 

Chevron Philips Chemicals (Pte) Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for General 

Safety in Workplaces (GESSC), SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007 

108 




Mr Teo Ek Pheng 

Chemical Industries (FE) Ltd 


Establishment of a Singapore Standard 

Code of Management Practice for 

Distribution of Chemicals, SPRING 

Mr Steven Teo Kim Chen 


Member, Advisory Committee on 

Occupational Safety and Health for the 

Metalworking Industry, MOM 


Equipment and Machinery Safety 

Workplace, SPRING 

Member, Technical Committee for Safety 

Machinery (GESSC), SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007 

Mr Tong Kheng Chong 

ExxonMobil Asia Pacifi c Pte. Ltd. 


Practice for the Use of LPG System 

in Internal Combustion Engines, SPRING 



(Pte) Ltd 

Member, Chemical Standards Committee, 

SPRING 

Chairman, Technical Committee for the 

Petroleum and its Products, SPRING 

Mr Wee Eng Hon 

Diethelm Keller Engineering Pte Ltd 

SS 194 : 1978, Engineering Drawing, 

Dimensions (ISO/R 129-1959), SPRING 

Member, Technical Committee to Establish 

a Singapore Standard on Curtain 

Walls, SPRING 


Chloride Batteries SE Asia Pte Ltd 

Member, SGP 2012 Action Programme 

Committee on Clean Water 

Mr Yen Cheng Leong 


Member, The Ad-Hoc Technical Committee 

(TC) on Hazard Analysis Critical Control 

Point (HACCP), SPRING 

Mr Yeo Khye Leong 

F&N Foods Pte Ltd 


Specifi cation for Milk & Milk Products, 

SPRING 

Mr Yeoh Guan Huah 

ALS Technichem (S) Pte Ltd 


Laboratory Accreditation (CCLA), 


Member, Singapore Accreditation Council 

Mr Rodney Lee 


Member, Working Group SS 332 : 2000, 

Fire Doors, SPRING 


109 




Mr See Sing Kok 

Singco (Private) Limited 

Mr Tan Kai Hong 

Sembcorp and Constructors Pte Ltd 


(CAC), SPRING 


the Building and Construction Standards 

Committee (BCSC), SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Member, Technical Committee on 

Environmental Management (EMTC) 

for SMa BPCM Industry Group, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Member, Working Group on Review of SS 

402 (Industrial Safety Belts & Harnesses), 

SPRING 

Mr Tay Hun Kiat 

Singapore Technologies Electronics Ltd 

Member, Ad-Hoc Technical Committee for 

Thermal Imagers, SPRING 

Mr Sim Seng Poh 


Member, Technical Committee for Design 

Automation, SPRING 

Mr Richard Sia 

NatSteel Chemicals Ltd 

Member, Advisory Committee for 

Hazardous Substance and Toxic 

Waste, NEA. 

Mr Steve Oh Kah Weng 

Pall Filtration Pte Ltd 

Member, Medical Technology Standards 

Committee (MTSC), SPRING 

Secretary, Medical Technology 

Industry Group 

DR A A Chockalingam 

Ethylene Glycols Pte Ltd 

Member, Advisory Committee for 

Hazardous Substance and Toxic 

Waste, NEA. 

Ms Tan Geok Hong 

Kansai Paint (Singapore) Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Surface 

Coatings, SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Mr Richard Chee H M 

Richee Engineering Enterprise Pte Ltd 

Working Group for review of Singapore 

Standards SS 280 “Frame Scaffolding” 

and SS 311 “Steel Tubes and Fittings for 

Use in Tubular Scaffold”, SPRING. 

Mr Tan Gim Hock 


Member, Technical Committee for Review 

of CP 10 : 1980, Code of Practice for 

Installation and Servicing of Electrical Fire 

Alarm Systems, SPRING 

Mr Ronnie Kuah Ann Tat 

Rohde & Schwarz Systems & Communications 

Asia Pte Ltd 


Electromagnetic Compatibility & Radio 

Interference, SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

110 




Ms Jacqueline Cecilia Monteiro 


Mr Philip Kwang 

FacadeMaster Pte Ltd (up till August 2005) 

Member, Medical Technology Standards 

Committee (MTSC), SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007 


for Building & Construction Industry, 


Mr Tan Bock Kai 

SINGCO (Pte) Ltd 


Technical Drawing, SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Mr William Abraham 

UFE Pte Ltd 

Member, Technical Committee for Plastics 

and Rubber, SPRING, 

01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007. 

Mr Wong Swee Thye 

Dalian International Pte Ltd 

Member, General Engineering and Safety 

Standards Committee (GESSC), 

SPRING, 01/04/2004 - 31/03/2007 

Mr Nicholas Wong Chee Hoong 


Member, Technical Committee for Safety of 

Household and Similar Electrical Appliances 

and Electronic Equipment, SPRING 

Dr Siew Teck Woh 

Gardenia Foods (S) Pte Ltd 

Member, Project Team for Accreditation of 

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point 

Certifi cation Bodies, 


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SMa Members (As as 31 December 2005) 

101 FRESH FRUITS TRADING 

21ST CENTURY COMPUTING SOLUTIONS (S) PTE LTD 

3M SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

A GRACIEUX MANAGEMENT SERVICES 

AALST CHOCOLATE PTE LTD 

AASPERON (S) MANPOWER PTE LTD 

ABB INDUSTRY PTE LTD 

ABBOTT LABORATORIES (S) PTE LTD 

ABECHA PTE LTD 

A-BIO PHARMA PTE LTD 

ACCORD EXPRESS HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

ACCURATUS PTE LTD 

ACE PRESSUREWELD INT’L (PTE) LTD 

ACEFORD FOOD INDUSTRY PTE LTD 

ACER COMPUTER (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ACME PACKAGING CO (PTE) LTD 

ACOUSTICAL TECHNOLOGIES SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ACP METAL FINISHING PTE LTD 

AD. WRIGHT COMMUNICATIONS PTE LTD 

ADDISON DESIGN CONSULTANTS PTE LTD 

ADD-PLUS INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

ADEPT TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL LTD 

ADISSEO ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

ADM COCOA PTE LTD 

ADVANCED MATERIALS TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

ADVANTECH CO. SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ADVANTECH PERIPHERALS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

AE AUTOMOTION (S) PTE LTD 

AEI CORPORATION LTD 

AGE D’OR PTE LTD 

AGROLEX PTE LTD 

AIK HOCK INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD 

AIK MOH PAINTS & CHEMICAL PTE LTD 

AIR PRODUCTS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

AIRTROPOLIS EXPRESS (S) PTE LTD 

AKARUI METALLIZING PTE LTD 

AKZO NOBEL FUNCTIONAL CHEMICALS PTE LTD 

ALBAN TAY MAHTANI & DE SILVA 

ALBEMARLE ASIA PACIFIC COMPANY 

ALERT DISASTER CONTROL (ASIA) PTE LTD 

ALLGREEN NUTRITION PTE LTD 

ALLOY & OILFIELD MATERIAL PTE LTD 

ALLTEK TECHNOLOGY (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ALPHA CENTURI (S) PTE LTD 

ALS TECHNICHEM (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ALSTRON (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ALTECO CHEMICAL PTE LTD 

AMANDA FOODS PTE LTD 

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED 

AMMERAAL BELTECH PTE LTD 


AMROCK ENGINEERING (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 

AMS BIOMEDICAL PTE LTD 

ANCEL SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ANCHOR WELD SALES & SERVICES 

ANDYWELL INTERNATIONAL MARKETING PTE LTD 

ANEWTECH SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

ANIX ENGINEERING & TRADING PTE LTD 

ANSON MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

ANTHEM DESIGN PTE LTD 

ANTZ LATEX PTE LTD 

A-ONE EUROPEAN PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

APEX DYNAMICSSY INC PTE LTD 

APEX-PAL INTERNATIONAL LTD 

API NUTRITION CENTRE 

APOTHECA MARKETING PTE LTD 

APPLICAM INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD 

APPLIED CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD 

AQUAPHARM LABORATORIES 

ARANCO LINE (S) PTE LTD 

ARCTURUS TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

ARIANECORP LIMITED 

ARKEMA PTE LTD 

ARMORSHIELD MARKETING (S) PTE LTD 

ARMSTRONG INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LIMITED 

AROX SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ARTHUR LOKE & PARTNERS 

ASAHI KASEI PLASTICS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ASAIKI PTE LTD 

ASCENDAS LAND (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ASIA CEMENT (S) PTE LTD 

ASIA DUCTILE CAST IRON FOUNDRY PTE LTD 

ASIA DYNASTY PTE LTD 

ASIA FOOD & PROPERTIES LTD 

ASIA PACIFIC BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ASIA PAINT (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ASIA PROJECTS ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

ASIA STRATEGIC INITIATIVES PTE LTD 

ASIA TECHNICAL GAS CO PTE LTD 

ASIA-MECH ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

ASIAN STEEL COMPANY LTD 

ASIAN TRADE PRESS PTE LTD 

ASIATIC ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

ASIATIC FIRE SYSTEM PTE LTD 

ASK SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ASM TECHNOLOGY (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ASOPHIA ASIA SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

ASSA ABLOY HOSPITALITY PTE LTD 

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ASSOCIATED ENTERPRISES (S) PTE LTD 

ASTRALINK TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

ATC INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

ATLAS COPCO (SOUTH EAST ASIA) PTE LTD 

ATLAS PAPER PRODUCTS (PTE) LTD 

ATOTECH S.E.A. PTE LTD 

AURIC PACIFIC FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

112 




AUSTRALIAN FRUIT JUICE (S) PTE LTD 

AUTO SEAL GROUP 

AUTODESK ASIA PTE LTD 

AUTOSCAN TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

AVERY TECHNOLOGIES (S) PTE LTD 

AZEN MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

B. BRAUN SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

BACHUN FOOD INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD 

BAKER MARINE PTE LTD 

BALDOR ELECTRIC (ASIA) PTE LTD 

BAMBI INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

BAN HOCK HIN CO PTE LTD 

BAN TECK HAN ENTERPRISE CO PTE LTD 

BANSHING INDUSTRIAL CO (PTE) LTD 

BARTERXCHANGE (S) PTE LTD 

BASF SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

BAX GLOBAL PTE LTD 

BAYER (SOUTH EAST ASIA) PTE LTD 

BAYSWATER SHIPPING & FORWARDING PTE LTD 

BDP (ASIA PACIFIC) PTE LTD 

BEACONS PHARMACEUTICALS PTE LTD 

BEAVER CONTROMATIC 

BECTON DICKINSON AND COMPANY 

BECTON DICKINSON CRITICAL CARE SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

BEN FOODS (S) PTE LTD 

BENNINGTON TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

BERGER PAINTS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

BESLEY & PIKE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

BEST CHEMICAL CO (S) PTE LTD 

BEST SAFETY GLASS MFG (S) PTE LTD 

BEYONICS TECHNOLOGY LIMITED 

BIBI & BABA PTE LTD 

BIOCON SOLUTIONS PTE LTD 

BIZIT TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

BLUEPRINT GLOBAL SERVICES INC PTE LTD 

BLUESCOPE LYSAGHT (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 


BOBY FOOTWEAR PTE LTD 

BONCAFE INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

BOND INSTRUMENTATION (S) PTE LTD 

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BOSCH REXROTH PTE LTD 

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BOSTON SCIENTIFIC ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

BRADBURY CONSULTING PTE LTD 

BRC ASIA LIMITED 

BRITE KONCEPT PTE LTD 

BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO MARKETING 

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BSC INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

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BULK TRADE PTE LTD 

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BUREAU VERITAS CONSUMER PRODUCTS 

SERVICES PTE LTD 

C & P DG MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 

C & W ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 

C S GRAPHICS PTE LTD 

CALFARME (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

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CARMEL MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

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CEI CONTRACT MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

CELANESE PTE LTD 

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CEREBOS PACIFIC LIMITED 

CGS PTE LTD 

CHAMPS INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD 

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CHEMICAL LABORATORY (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

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CHENG HENG PAPER PRODUCTS COMPANY (PTE) LTD 

CHEONG FATT METAL FACTORY PTE LTD 

CHEVRON ORONITE PTE LTD 

CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICALS ASIA PTE LTD 

CHEVRON PHILLIPS SINGAPORE CHEMICALS 

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CHIN HIN PLASTIC MANUFACTURER 

CHIN WAH (PAINTS) PTE LTD 

CHINA-SINGAPORE SUZHOU INDUSTRIAL PARK 

DEVELOPMENT CO LTD 

CHINATOWN FOOD CORPORATION PTE LTD 

CHING SOON INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

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CHLORIDE BATTERIES S.E. ASIA PTE LIMITED 

CHOON HIN STAINLESS STEEL PTE LTD 

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CHUAN DURN PLASTIC INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

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CITYNEON EXHIBITION SERVICES PTE LTD 

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CLARION CONSULTANTS PTE LTD 

CLEARPACK SINGAPORE 

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CLOUET TRADING PTE LTD 

CLP INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

CNT HEALTH FOOD PTE LTD 

COCA-COLA FAR EAST LIMITED 

COLEX HOLDINGS LTD 

COLGATE-PALMOLIVE (EASTERN) PTE LTD 

COLOSSEUM CORPORATION PTE LTD 

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CONTINENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION PTE LTD 

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COOLMAR-TA COATINGS & SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

CORRUGATED BOX MANUFACTURERS 

ASSOCIATION (SINGAPORE) 

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COUGAR EXPRESS LOGISTICS PTE LTD 


CPM/PACIFIC (PRIVATE) LTD 

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DOW CHEMICAL PACIFIC (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

DP INFORMATION NETWORK PTE LTD 

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EU YAN SANG INTERNATIONAL LTD 

EUBIQ PTE LTD 

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FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

FRESHENING INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

FREZFRUTA JAM MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

FRIESLAND (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

FROST & SULLIVAN 

FU YUAN ENTERPRISE PTE LTD 

FUJI HUNT PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS PTE LTD 

FUJI XEROX SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

FUJITEC SINGAPORE CORPN LTD 

FULFLEX SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

FULFORD PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANCY PTE LTD 

FULLMARK PTE LTD 

FUN’S FLORIST & NURSERY 

FUTRON ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 

GARDENIA FOODS (S) PTE LTD 

GARMCO (S) PTE LTD 

GCF PTE LTD 

GE BETZ SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

GE COMMERCIAL FINANCING (SINGAPORE) LTD 

GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) CONTROLS PTE LTD 

GENOVATE SOLUTIONS PTE LTD 

GETRONICS (S) PTE LTD 

GIM HIN LEE PTE LTD 

GISTXL PTE LTD 

GLAXO WELLCOME MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

GLIDEROL DOORS (S) PTE LTD 

GLOBAL ARIEL SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS AND SERVICES PTE LTD 

GLORY FOOD PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

GLOVIA INTERNATIONAL ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

GN PACKAGING INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

GODREJ (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

GOH JOO HIN PTE LTD 

GOLD LAND STONE MATERIAL PTE LTD 

GOLDBELL ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

GOLDBELL WEIGH-SYSTEM PTE LTD 

GOLDEN AGRI RESOURCES LTD 

GOLDPLUS UNIVERSAL PTE LTD 

GOODPACK LIMITED 

GOST-ASIA PTE LTD 

GP BATTERIES INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

GPAC TECHNOLOGY (S) PTE LTD 

GRANDLUXE PTE LTD 

GREENLAND PLASTICS INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD 

GS CHEMISTRY INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

GT INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD 

GUAN GUAN PLASTIC INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

GUIDANT SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

HABASIT FAR EAST PTE LTD 

HAKKO PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

HALLER (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 

HALLEY’S EXPRESS PTE LTD 

HALLIBURTON FAR EAST PTE LTD 

HANNOVER FAIRS ASIA PTE LTD 

HARDY HOUSE PREFAB (S) PTE LTD 

HARNESSPOTENTIAL ASSOCIATES 

HARRIER TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

HART ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

HAU HAU PARQUET & WOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

HAVEN AUTOMATION MARINE (S) PTE LTD 

HAW PAR HEALTHCARE LIMITED 

HEALBEAU INTERNATIONAL SKINCARE & COSMETIC 

HEAVY DUTY PACKAGING (S) PTE LTD 

HECKMANN MARKETING PTE LTD 

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HEIDENHAIN PACIFIC PTE LTD 

HEMSDALE ASSOCIATES PTE LTD 

HENKEL SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

HERBALSCIENCE SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

HIAP HUAT CHEMICALS & INDUSTRIALS CO 

HIAP MOH CORPORATION LTD 

HIGHLANDER POWER SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

HI-P INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

HIPCO PTE LTD 

HITACHI ELEVATOR ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD 

HKR ASIA-PACIFIC PTE LTD 

HMG LOGISTICS PTE LTD 

HOCK BEE FROZEN FOOD ENTERPRISE PTE LTD 

HOI PENG ENGINEERING PLASTIC (S) PTE LTD 

HONDA CONNECTORS (S) PTE LTD 

HONEYWELL PTE LTD 

HONG CHEK CO PTE LTD 

HONG HUA PRECISION PTE LTD 

HONG KEE FOODS PTE LTD 

HONGGUAN TECHNOLOGIES (S) PTE LTD 

HOSHIN KENZI (S) PTE LTD 

HOTLINE INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

HOUGHTON SINGAPORE 

(BRANCH OF HOUGHTON AUSTRALIA) 

HPH TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

HRM3 ASIA PTE LTD 

HTL INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LTD 

HUAT HUAT FROZEN FOOD SUPPLIER 

HUNTSMAN (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

HUP YEW SEN CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD 

HWA YEW IRON WORKS PTE LTD 

HYMICS HOLDINGS (S) PTE LTD 

IAESTHETIQUE (ASIA PACIFIC) PTE LTD 

IBM SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ICE FAR EAST PTE LTD 

ICI PAINTS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

ICRON TECHNOLOGIES SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

IDEMITSU LUBE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

IESYS PTE LTD 

IFS SOLUTIONS ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

IMAGINIT TECHNOLOGIES (S) PTE LTD 

IMATION SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

INDEX-COOL HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

INDUSTRIAL SERVICES (PTE) LTD 

INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (ASIA PACIFIC) PTE LTD 

INFINEUM SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

INFOCOMMASIA PTE LTD 

INFOR GLOBAL SOLUTIONS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

INGERSOLL-RAND S E A (PTE) LTD 

INHASYS CONSULTANCY PTE LTD 

INHWA MANUFACTURING (S) PTE LTD 

INKE PTE LTD 

INKPLUS PTE LTD 

INNOVA PURA INDONESIA 

INNOVATIVE POLYMERS PTE LTD 

INOUE-NISSEI ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

INOV SOLUTIONS PTE LTD 

INOVASIA DESIGN PTE LTD 

INTEGRATED CONTRACT MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

INTENTIA ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

INTER-GLOBAL NETWORK PTE LTD 

INTERMECH MACHINERY PTE LTD 

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION PTE LTD 

INTERNATIONAL MARINE CONSULTANCY (IMC) PTE LTD 

INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE PTE LTD 

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC PTE LTD 

INTER-ROLLER ENGINEERING LTD 

INTRACO LIMITED 

INVISTA (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

INZIGN PTE LTD 

IP MIRROR PTE LTD 

IPCO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

IPS GROUP PTE LTD 

ISK SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ISLAND OPTICAL SYSTEMS (S) PTE LTD 

ISM MATERIALS PROTECTION (S) PTE LTD 

ISMART COMMUNICATIONS PTE LTD 

ISOCHEM INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

ISS CONSULTING (S) PTE LTD 

ITALSING PETROLEUM COMPANY PTE LTD 

I-TEQ PTE LTD 

ITOCHU SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

IUT GLOBAL PTE LTD 

IWOW CONNECTIONS PTE LTD 

JACKSON PACKAGING INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD 

JAMES RICHARDS & LI PTE LTD 

JASON ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 

JASON PARQUET SPECIALIST (S) PTE LTD 

JAYTRON & SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

JDW TECHNOLOGIES 

JEBSEN & JESSEM BROADWAY (S) PTE LTD 

JESPLAN DESIGN & MANAGEMENT SERVICES 

JIWA INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

JJ-DEGUSSA CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD 

JOHN WHILE SPRINGS (S) PTE LTD 

JOHNSON & JOHNSON MEDICAL SINGAPORE 

JUPITER INNOVATIONS 

JURONG CEMENT LIMITED 

JURONG CONSULTANTS PTE LTD 

JURONG ENGINEERING LTD 

JURONG SHIPYARD PTE LTD 

JUSTLOGIN PTE LTD 

K K ASIA PTE LTD 

K.S. LEE & ASSOCIATES (ASIA) PTE LTD 

KABA SECURITY PTE LTD 

KANSAI PAINT (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

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KATO SPRING (S) PTE LTD 

KATOEN NATIE SEMBCORP JURONG PTE LTD 

KBE CONSULTING PTE LTD 

KDS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

KEE WEE HUP KEE FOOD MANUFACTURE PTE LTD 

KEITH HARRIS & CO (FE) PTE LTD 

KEITHLEY INSTRUMENTS INTERNATIONAL 

CORPORATION (SINGAPORE) 

KENDA (S) PTE LTD 

KENNY MACHINERY TRADING PTE LTD 

KENWOOD ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGIES (S) PTE LTD 

KENWOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

KENWOOD LOGISTICS (S) PTE LTD 

KEPPEL CORPORATION LIMITED 

KERPEN (S.E.A.) PTE LTD 

KES SYSTEMS & SERVICE (1993) PTE LTD 

KESTER COMPONENTS PTE LTD 

KEWAUNEE LABWAY ASIA PTE LTD 

KHONG GUAN BISCUIT FACTORY (S) PTE LTD 

KIKKOMAN (S) PTE LTD 

KIM SENG HUAT HARDWARE PTE LTD 

KING’S CREAMERIES (S) PTE LTD 

KINGSMEN EXHIBITS PTE LTD 

KIREI JAPANESE FOOD SUPPLY PTE LTD 

KLENCO (S) PTE LTD 

KNIGHT FRANK PRIVATE LIMITED 

KOELNMESSE PTE LTD 

KOGEN SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

KOKOSHA SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

KOSMA HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

K-PLAST TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

KS ENERGY SERVICES LIMITED 

KT RESOURCES PTE LTD 

KUOK OILS & GRAINS PTE LTD 

KURITA (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

KWONG MAW CO PTE LTD 

KWONG YU INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD. 

LAM SOON SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

LAM THONG CORPORATION PTE LTD 

LARRY JEWELRY (S) PTE LTD 

LCP BUILDING PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

LEA HIN CO (METAL FACTORY) PTE LTD 

LEJEN ALUMINIUM PTE LTD 

LEKIM TEXTILE INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

LEONG BEE & SOO BEE TRADING PTE LTD 

LEONG JIN CORPORATION PTE LTD 

LEONG SOON STATIONERY MFR PTE LTD 

LESCHACO PTE LTD 

LEUNG KAI FOOK MEDICAL CO PTE LTD 

LH & MH ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

LHT HOLDINGS LIMITED 

LIANG CHEW HARDWARE PTE LTD 

LIBRA EQUIPMENT HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

LICHT FAR EAST (S) PTE LTD 

LIEW STRATEGICS 

LIGHT IMAGE HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

LIM KIM HAI ELECTRIC CO (S) PTE LTD 

LIM SIANG HUAT PTE LTD 

LINAIR TECHNOLOGIES (S) PTE LTD 

LINDE SYNGAS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

LINGJACK ENGINEERING WORKS PTE LTD 

LINKERS (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 

LINTREX PTE LTD 

LIP ANN ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

LISUS TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

LITHO-LAV PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

LITTELFUSE FAR EAST PTE LTD 

LOCK-N-STITCH (SEA) PTE LTD 

LONZA SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

LOW YEAP TOH & GOON 

LQ LOGISTIC PTE LTD 

LTH LOGISTICS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

LUBRIZOL SOUTHEAST ASIA (PTE) LTD 

LUEN WAH MEDICAL CO (S) PTE LTD 

LYSAGHT CORRUGATED PIPE (S) PTE LTD 

M.T.M. SHIP MANAGEMENT PTE. LTD. 

MACROBERTSON FOODS PTE LTD 

MAGNUS ENERGY GROUP LTD 

MAKINO ASIA PTE LTD 

MALAYAN BANKING BHD 

MALAYSIA CHEMIST PTE LTD 

MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

MANIA TECHNOLOGIE (SEA) PTE LTD 

MARKEM PTE LTD 

MARKET PROBE - PRECISION RESEARCH PTE LTD 

MASDA CHEMICAL (PTE) LTD 

MASSTRON PTE LTD 

MATEX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

MAXSTECH TECHNOLOGY (S) PTE LTD 

MAYA MANUFACTURING & TRADING CO PTE LTD 

MAYNE PHARMA (SEA) PTE LTD 

MBE TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

MC PACKAGING (PTE) LTD 

MCKINN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

MECOMB SINGAPORE LTD 

MEDTRONIC INTERNATIONAL LTD 

MEGACHEM PTE LTD 

MEGAPAC MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

MEI HEONG YUEN FOOD INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD 

MEIBAN MICRO PTE LTD 

MEIDEN SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

MEIKO BUILDING MATERIALS SUPPLIER (S) PTE LTD 

MENCAST MARINE PTE LTD 

MERCK ELECTRONIC CHEMICALS PTE LTD 

MERCK SHARP & DOHME (SINGAPORE) LTD 

MERITOR HEAVY VEHICLE SYSTEMS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

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MERITUS MANDARIN SINGAPORE 

MESSE DUESSELDORF ASIA PTE LTD 

METALPLAS ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

METAX ENGINEERING CORPORATION PTE LTD 

MFS TECHNOLOGY (S) PTE LTD 

MGODAD (S) PRIVATE LIMITED 

MHE-DEMAG (S) PTE LTD 

MICRO FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

MICROALLIANCE PTE LTD 

MICROSOFT SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

MIN HWA ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS PTE LTD 

MING SAY HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

MINLY TIMBER CORPORATION 


MINNTECH B.V. SINGAPORE REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE 

MINORPLANET SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD 

MITSUI BISPHENOL SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

MITSUI CHEMICALS SINGAPORE, LTD 

MITSUI ELASTOMERS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

MIYOSHI PRECISION LIMITED 

MJ PRECISION TOOLS PTE LTD 

MK ELECTRIC (S) PTE LTD 

MMI-MUNICH INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIRS PTE LTD 

MOBICON-REMOTE ELECTRONIC PTE LTD 

MODE CIRCLE PTE LTD 

MOMENTUM PACIFIC PTE LTD 

MOORE STEPHENS 

MORRISON EXPRESS LOGISTICS PTE LTD 

MOTION CONTROLS (S) PTE LTD 

MOTOROLA ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 

MTK CHEMICALS PTE LTD 

MYCOBIOTECH LTD 

MYOJO FOODS CO (S) PTE LTD 

NAINA MOHAMED & SONS PTE LTD 

NAKAMICHI CORPORATION LIMITED 

NAKO DESIGN & CONSULTING PTE LTD 

NALCO PACIFIC PTE LTD 

NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL GASES PTE LTD 

NATIONAL OXYGEN PTE LTD 

NATIONAL STARCH & CHEMICAL (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

NATSTEEL CHEMICALS LTD 

NATURE’S GLORY PTE LTD 

NC STAFLEX CO PTE LTD 

NELCO PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

NEMIC-LAMBDA (S) PTE LTD 

NERA ELECTRONICS LTD 

NESTLE R&D CENTER (PTE) LTD 

NESTLE SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD 

NET21 TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

NETREMEDIA PTE LTD 

NETWORK EXPRESS COURIER SERVICES PTE LTD 

NEWLONG SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

NGK MACHINE TOOLS (S) PTE LTD 

NGO CHEW HONG EDIBLE OIL PTE LTD 

NICO STEEL SOLUTIONS (S) PTE LTD 

NIDEC SANKYO SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

NILFISK-ADVANCE PTE LTD 

NIMS PTE LTD 

NIPPON-INK PTE LTD 

NISSIN FOODS CO. LTD 

NKH FLUID ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED 

NORGREN PTE LTD 

NORVA (S.E.A.) PTE LTD 

NOVO ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICES PTE LTD 

NSL ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

NTA (S) HOLDING PTE LTD 

NTN BEARING SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD 

NTUC FOODFARE CO-OPERATIVE 

O. E. MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

O. MUSTAD & SON PTE LTD 

OA SUPPLIES PTE LTD 

OAKWELL ENGINEERING LIMITED 

OBTECH ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

OCE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

OCWS LOGISTICS PTE LTD 

ODYSSEY MARITIME PTE LTD 

OFFICE 1 PTE LTD 

OH GUAN HING SESAME OIL FTY PTE LTD 

OILTANKING ODFJELL TERMINAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

OKAMOTO (S) PTE LTD 

OKURA FLEXIBLE AUTOMATION SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

OLIVE CONSULTING GROUP PTE LTD 

OLS MANUFACTURING CO. PTE LTD 

OMRON ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 

ONG LAI HENG ENTERPRISE PTE LTD 

ONPRESS PRINTED CIRCUITS (S) PTE LTD 

OPTICS STORAGE PTE LTD 

OPUS PRECISION INSTRUMENTS PTE LTD 

ORACLE CORPORATION SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE 

ORIENTAL METALS PTE. LIMITED 

ORIGIN ASSOCIATES PTE LTD 

OTTO WASTE SYSTEMS (S) PTE LTD 

OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED 

OWELL BODYCARE PTE LTD 

PACFUSION GROUP HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

PACIFIC FOREST PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

PACIFIC HEALTHCARE HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

PACIFIC PACKAGING (F.E.) PTE LTD 

PACKAGERS PTE LTD 

PACLIN OFFICE PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

PALL FILTRATION PTE LTD 

PAN PACIFIC SINGAPORE 

PAN-MALAYAN PHARMACEUTICALS 

PARAGON SYSTEMS MARKETING 

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PARAMETRIC TECHNOLOGY SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

PASONA SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

PASTA FRESCA DA SALVATORE PTE LTD 

PATENT ENGINEERING CO PTE LTD 

PAUL HARTMANN PTE LTD 

PAXAR (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

PAYAN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

PEOPLEQUOTIENT PTE LTD 

PERA NEVILLE CLARKE (PTE) LTD 

PERFECT CHEMICAL TRADING PTE LTD 

PERSONNEL & ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT (PTE) LTD 

PESKO ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

PETROCHEMICAL CORPORATION OF SINGAPORE 

(PRIVATE) LIMITED 

PFE TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

PFIZER ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

PFP SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

PHARMAFORTE SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

PHILIPS ELECTRONICS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS 

PHOON HUAT & CO (PTE) LTD 

PHOTO-ETCH (S) PTE LTD 

PICO ART INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

PLANET ASIA PTE LTD 

PLC INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

PNR ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

POH CHEONG PRE-CAST PTE LTD 

POH HENG JEWELLERY PTE LTD 

POH TIONG CHOON LOGISTICS LIMITED 

POKKA CORPORATION (SINGAPORE) LIMITED 

POVAL ASIA PTE LTD 

POWER FOAM (S) PTE LTD 

POWER SALES CORPORATION 

POWER SERAYA LTD 

PPL SHIPYARD PTE LTD 


PREMIER G & U ASIA PACIFIC LOGISTICS PTE LTD 

PREMIER RENT A CAR PTE LTD 

PREMIERE PLASTICS ENGINEERNG PTE LTD 

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS CONSULTANTS 

SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

PRIDE-CHEM INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

PRIMA LIMITED 

PRODUCTIVITY DYNAMICS PTE LTD 

PROGRESS GALVANIZING PTE LTD 

PROGRESSIVE COMPONENTS (ASIA) PTE LTD 

PROTEK CHEMICALS & ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

PSB CORPORATION PTE LTD 

PURECHEM ONYX PTE LTD 

PURELAND INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

QMAX TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

QUEK TONG HUAT BROTHER TRADING COMPANY 

RADIANTECH ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

RANSON PTE LTD 

RAYCO TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

RC HOTELS (PTE) LTD - SWISSOTEL 

REED EXHIBITIONS PTE LTD 

RENDITION DESIGN & COMMUNICATIONS PTE LTD 

REVERES MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES PTE TLD 

RHODIA SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

RICHEE ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE PTE LTD 

RICHLAND LOGISTICS SERVICES PTE LTD 

RICON PTE LTD 

RISIS PTE LTD 

RITCHMEN (S) PTE LTD 

ROBECO TRADING PTE LTD 

ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

ROCKWELL AUTOMATION SOUTHEAST ASIA PTE LTD 

ROCKWOOD SPECIALTIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LIMITED 

RODYK & DAVISION 

ROHDE & SCHWARZ SYSTEMS & COMMUNICATIONS 

ASIA PTE LTD 

ROHM AND HAAS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

RONGHONG PLASTIC INDUSTRY 

ROTARY SCREENS OF ASIA (PTE) LTD 

ROYAL SELANGOR (S) PTE LTD 

RUBYCON SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

S. E. A. HYDROPOWER PTE LTD 

SAFT POWER SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

SAMCOM ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 

SAN SENG NATIONAL PLASTIC PTE LTD 

SANITON CERAMIC PTE LTD 

SANKYU (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

SANMINA-SCI ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 

SANWA CHEMICAL (S) PTE LTD 

SANYO AIRCONDITIONERS MFG (S) PTE LTD 

SANYO ASIA PTE LTD 

SAP ASIA PTE LTD 

SARIR INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD 

SASOL CHEMICALS PACIFIC LTD 

SATO ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

SCA PACKAGING ASIA SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SCANDINAVIA WAREHOUSES PTE LTD 

SCANORIENT PTE LTD 

SCHENKER SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD 

SCHLEGEL ELEKTROKONTAKT CO (FE) PTE LTD 

SCHLOETTER ASIA PTE LTD 

SCHMIDT ELECTRONICS (S.E.A) PTE LTD 

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC LOGISTICS ASIA PTE LTD 

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION PTE LTD 

SCIMED (ASIA) PTE LTD 

SEACAD TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

SEAH’S SPICES FOOD INDUSTRIES 

SEAL CONTROL PTE LTD 

SEAL MAKER TUFFI PTE LTD 

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SEERPHARMA (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

SEFAR SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SEGNO PRECISION PTE LTD 

SEIKO ARCHITECTURAL WALL SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

SELLERY TOOLS PTE LTD 

SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES LTD 

SEMBCORP PARKS MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 

SEMBCORP UTILITIES LTD 

SENAO SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SENG CHOON FARM PTE LTD 

SENZATION ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

SEOW GUAN CO PTE LTD 

SEOW KHIM POLYTHELENE CO PTE LTD 

SERAYA CHEMICALS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD 

SERVO DYNAMICS PTE LTD 

SETSCO SERVICES PTE LTD 

SEVENOAKS WINES 

SEW-EURODRIVE PTE LTD 

SGS TESTING & CONTROL SERVICES SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SH COGENT LOGISTICS PTE LTD 

SHANGHAI LIUN HOO CO PTE LTD 

SHELL EASTERN PETROLEUM PTE LTD 

SHELL EASTERN TRADING (PTE) LTD 

SHIN YU PTE LTD 

SHINEI INTERNATIONAL 

SHOOK LIN & BOK 

SHOWY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

SIAC PTE LTD 

SIANG MAY PTE LTD 

SICK OPTIC-ELECTRONIC PTE LTD 

SICPA SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SIEMENS PTE LTD 

SILKPLUS (S) PTE LTD 

SIME DARBY EDIBLE PRODUCTS LTD 

SIME TRAVEL SINGAPORE 

SIMONSVOSS ACCESS TECH (ASIA) PTE LTD 

SIMPLEX (PTE) LTD 

SIN CHEONG CONTAINERS MFG CO (PTE) LTD 

SIN CHOON CHUAN FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SIN LEE STATIONERY PLASTIC COMPANY PTE LTD 

SIN MUI HENG FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SIN SOON LEE DEVELOPMENT LTD 


SINGAPORE CARTONS (PTE) LTD 

SINGAPORE DAITO ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD 

SINGAPORE EPSON INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE EXHIBITION SERVICES PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE FOOD INDUSTRIES LIMITED 

SINGAPORE FURNITURE INDUSTRIES COUNCIL 

SINGAPORE HORTI-FLORA 

SINGAPORE ISHIZAKI INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE KOBE PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE OIL SPILL RESPONSE CENTRE PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE OXYGEN AIR LIQUIDE PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED 

SINGAPORE PHARMACEUTICAL PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS LTD 

SINGAPORE SAFETY GLASS PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE SURFACE FINISHING SOCIETY 

SINGAPORE TAKADA INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE TECHNOLOGIES LOGISTICS PTE LTD 

SINGAPORE TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 

SINGAPORE TEST SERVICES PTE LTD 

SINGAPOREAN GERMAN CHAMBER OF INDUSTRY 

AND COMMERCE 

SINGAPURA FINANCE LTD 

SINGCO (PRIVATE) LTD 

SINGTAI PLASTIC INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD 

SINKO SINGAPORE AIRCONDITIONING PTE LTD 

SINOMOXA INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL (S) PTE LTD 

SINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD 

SINTEX NYLON & COTTON PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

SIONG HOE INTERNATIONAL (PTE) LTD 

SIOW CHIANG & CO PTE LTD 

SIS ’88 PTE LTD 

SK ENVIRO PTE LTD 

SM INTEGRATED TRANSWARE PTE LTD 

SM SUMMIT HOLDINGS LIMITED 

SMART VENUE INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

SMC PNEUMATICS (SEA) PTE LTD 

SMITH & NEPHEW PTE LIMITED 

SNR SYSTEM PTE LTD 

SOLIDHEAT INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SOLUTION PARTNERS PTE LTD 

SONATA RAINBOW DANCEWEAR PTE LTD 

SONOCO SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SOON LIAN HARDWARE (PTE) LTD 

SOUTH EAST METAL INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SOUTH ISLAND PAPER CUPS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 

SP CONSULTING (INTERNATIONAL) PTE LTD 

SPARCO PAINTS (S) PTE LTD 

SPARTAN SYSTEM (S) PTE LTD 

SPC TOWER INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SPECIAL EDU CONSULTING TRADING PTE LTD (SETC) 

SPECIAL PRODUCTS (1997) PRIVATE LIMITED 

SPOT MANAGEMENT SERVICES PTE LTD 

SPURWAY COOKE INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

SRI VINAYAKA EXPORTS PTE LTD 

SSB CRYOGENIC EQUIPMENT PTE LTD 

STA DETROIT DIESEL-ALLISON (S) PTE LTD 

STAHL ASIA PTE LTD 

STAMFORD PRESS PTE LTD 

STANBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 

STANDARD CHEMICAL CORPORATION PTE LTD 

STAR CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS PTE LTD 

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STAR UNION ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

STARHUB LIMITED 

STARLITE PRINTERS (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ASEAN OFFICE 

STEEL INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

STINIS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

STORE + DELIVER + LOGISTICS PTE LTD 

STRATEGIC INNOVATION CONSULTING PTE LTD 

STREAM PEAK INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

STRYKER SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SUEHIRO ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

SULZER CHEMTECH PTE LTD 

SUM KWONG INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD 

SUMIDUREZ SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SUMITOMO CHEMICAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SUMITOMO CORPORATION (S) PTE LTD 

SUMITOMO SEIKA SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SUN ACE KAKOH (PTE) LTD 

SUN CITY MAINTENANCE PTE LTD 

SUN MICROSYSTEMS 

SUN SWEET ENTERPRISE 

SUNLIGHT ELECTRICAL PTE LTD 

SUNNINGDALE PRECISION INDUSTRIES LTD 

SUNNY METAL & ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

SUNRIDER SINGAPORE MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

SUNWARD PHARMACEUTICAL PTE LTD 

SUPER GALVANISING PTE LTD 

SUPERCRAFT SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SUPERTRON (S) PTE LTD 

SUPRA HEALTHCARE PTE LTD 

SWECO ASIA PTE LTD 

SWEE HENG MFG CO PTE LTD 

SWEE HIN TRADING PTE LTD 

SWISS MANAGEMENT FORUM SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

SYMRISE PTE LTD 

SYSBIT TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

SYSTRON POWER SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

SYTEC PTE LTD 

T & L BUILDING SUPPLIES PTE LTD 

T & T INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

TACAM STEEL PTE LTD 

TACT CHEMIE S.E.A. PTE LTD 

TAI TONG AH CO (PTE) LTD 

TAIPEI INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

TALLY SOLUTIONS (ASIA-PACIFIC) PTE LTD 

TAN POH KWANG MFG & ENGRG PTE LTD 

TANGLIN CORPORATION (PRIVATE) LTD 

TANKSTORE 

TANTRACO ENTERPRISE PTE LTD 

TASKCON ENTERPRISE PTE LTD 

TAT SENG PACKAGING GROUP LTD 

TATA PRECISION INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

TATE & LYLE SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

TAY CHOON MONG AGENCY 

TAY MIANG HUAT PTE LTD 

TECHCO (PRIVATE) LIMITED 

TECHCOMP (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

TECHNOCHEM PRIVATE LIMITED 

TEC-HUB PTE LTD 

TECO ELECTRIC & MACHINERY (PTE) LTD 

TEE HAI CHEM PTE LTD 

TEE YIH JIA FOOD MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 

TEESIN MACHINERY (PTE) LTD 

TELEFLEX MORSE PTE LTD 

TERAOKA WEIGH-SYSTEM PTE LTD 

TERENE SEOW AGENCY PTE LTD 

TERUMO CORPORATION (SINGAPORE BRANCH) 

TESTEL SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

TETRAD FABRICATION & ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

THALES GEOSOLUTIONS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

THALES OPTEM INC. 

THE BONSEY DESIGN PARTNERSHIP PTE LTD 

THE BRAND STUDIO 

THE CHEMICAL CORPORATION OF S’PORE (PTE) LTD 

THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING 

CORPORATION LIMITED 

THE NINTH VINE PTE LTD 

THE POLYOLEFIN COMPANY (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

THE SEAFOOD INTERNATIONAL MARKET & 

RESTAURANT PTE LTD 

THE SIGNMAKERS INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

THE VALSPAR (SINGAPORE) CORPORATION PTE LTD 

THERMOFROST METAL ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD 

THONG ON INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

THONG SIEK FOOD INDUSTRY PTE LTD 

THYNOE PTE LTD 

TIEN YUAN CHEMICAL PTE LTD 

TIMES PRINTERS PTE LTD 

TJ SYSTEMS (S) PTE LTD 

TNS ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

TOH LI FOOD PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

TOKYO BYOKANE (S) PTE LTD 

TONG GARDEN FOOD PRODUCTS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS SEA PTE LTD 

TOYO INK PTE LTD 

TOYO PACKAGING INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

TOYOCHEM INK PTE LTD 

TRACTORS SINGAPORE LTD 

TRANS INSTRUMENTS (S) PTE LTD 

TRANSFINGO PTE LTD 

TRANSICOM ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

TRANS-LINK EXHIBITION FORWARDING PTE LTD 

TRIM SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

TRI-STAR INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

TT INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

TTJ DESIGN & ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

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TTL HOLDINGS LIMITED 

TUAS POWER SUPPLY PTE LTD 

TUCK LEE ICE WORKS (1957) PTE LTD 

TUTTO ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

TUV RHEINLAND SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

TWIN FOOD INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

TYCO ELECTRONICS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

TYCO FIRE, SECURITY & SERVICES PTE LTD 

UFE PTE LTD 

UFJ BANK LIMITED 

UHP TECHNOLOGY (SEA) PTE LTD 

ULTRA INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION PTE LTD 

UMW EQUIPMENT & ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

UNICORN OIL COMPANY PTE LTD 

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS PTE LTD 

UNIGOLD INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 

UNIGRAPHICS SOLUTIONS PTE LIMITED 

UNIK ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD 

UNILEVER SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

UNILIB ENTERPRISES PTE LTD 

UNILITE CHEMICALS PTE LTD 

UNI-STRONG PTE LTD 

UNI-SYNERTICS PTE LTD 

UNITED CENTRAL ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

UNITED GROUP INFRASTRUCTURE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

UNITED PAPER INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

UNITED TEST AND ASSEMBLY CENTRE LTD 

UNITED TEXMAC PTE LTD 

UNITEDNATURE (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 

UNIVERSAL INTEGRATED CORPORATION CONSUMER 

PRODUCTS PTE LTD 

UNIVERSAL METAL WORKS PTE LTD 

URC FOODS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

UTOPIA-AIRE PTE LTD 

VALIBEL ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD 

VALLE VERDE PTE LTD 

VAN LEEUWEN PIPE AND TUBE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

VANGUARD FIRE SYSTEMS PTE LTD 

VANSIN TRADING & ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

VBH SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

VGS TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

VIDEOJET TECHNOLOGIES (S) PTE. LTD 

VIEWLOCITY SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

VNL ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD 

VOPAK TERMINALS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

W.R. GRACE (SINGPAPORE) PTE LTD 

WANIN INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

WATT EURO-DRIVE (F.E.) PTE LTD 

WELCH ALLYN INTERNATIONAL VENTURES, INC. 

WENADE TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

WEPCO LTD 

WERKSTAT TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD 

WEST ASIA TRADING & ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

WHATMAN ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 

WHEELER MECTRADE (S) PTE LTD 

WHIZZ-WORK PTE LTD 

WILLIS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

WILTERM ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

WILTON INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

WINCOR NIXDORF PTE LTD 

WINSON PRESS PTE LTD 

WITTE FAR EAST PTE LTD 

WOH HUP FOOD INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD 

WOLECO HOTEL SUPPLIES PTE LTD 

WONG BROTHERS SHOE FACTORY PTE LTD 

WONG COCO PTE LTD 

WONG FONG ENGINEERING WORKS (1988) PTE LTD 

WONG’S KONG KING (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 

WOODHEAD ASIA PTE. LTD. 

WOOSON SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

WORLD SPA INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

WORLDPAY PTE LTD 

WP DA SILVA & COMPANY 

WYETH NUTRITIONALS (S) PTE LTD 

X-BIO PTE LTD 

YA KUN (S) PTE LTD 

YAMAKAWA TRADING CO PTE LTD 

YAMARI SINGAPORE PTE LTD 

YANG AH KANG & SONS PTE LTD 

YANMAR ASIA (S) CORPORATION PTE LTD 

YCH GROUP PTE LTD 

YEE LEE OILS & FOODSTUFFS (S) PTE LTD 

YELLOW PAGES (SINGAPORE) LIMITED 

YEO HIAP SENG LIMITED 

YEO-LEONG & PEH LLC 

YEOW HWA ENGINEERING PTE LTD 

YEW HWA FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 

YEW LEE METAL WORKS PTE LTD 

YHI CORPORATION (S) PTE LTD 

YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC ASIA PTE LTD 

YONG LEE LEE & CO PTE LTD 

YUNG SHIN PHARMACEUTICAL (S) PTE LTD 

YUNG WAH INDUSTRIAL CO PTE LTD 

ZEPHYR CO (PTE) LTD 

ZEPHYR SILKSCREEN CO PTE LTD 

ZF SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD 

ZIMMER PTE LTD 

ZIWELL MEDICAL (S) PTE LTD 

ZYFAS MEDICAL CO 

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TEL: (65) 68263000 FAX: (65) 6822 8828 

Email: hq@smafederation.org.sg 

Website: http://www.smafederation.org.sg

Annual Report 2005 - Singapore Manufacturing Federation

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