CR Asia Issue 19 May 2014

The Group Perspective
Malaysia has started the year
well having been busy with jobs at
BASF and Petronas Penapisan.
Malaysia has also secured
significant catalyst handling and
high pressure water jetting jobs for
PPTSB.
As expected 2014 has
commenced well for the Group
with record levels of work in
hand and several major projects
already well underway. The
business employed a record
2,191 employees in February.
CRAS after achieving record
revenues last year is poised for
another good year in 2014 having
secured significant catalyst handling
jobs for JAC and ExxonMobil, a
chemical cleaning job in Pakistan,
and our first CDT jobs for Shell
Bukom and ExxonMobil. CRAS
have also secured a 2 year
extension to the Shell Global
catalyst handling contract.
India has completed a number
of significant projects for
Reliance and Gail, and is now
well progressed on the Reliance
Parex job whilst mobilizing for a
turnkey shutdown for HPCL in
Vizag.
In Thailand we are completing the
significant shutdown for SPRC in
Thailand, have commenced work on
our CUEL Inpex project and have
secured significant volumes of work
in the upcoming Bangchak
shutdown.
The roll out of phase 2 of
our SITS system continues
making all standard
procedures and work
instructions available across
the Group through our web
site improving access to
information and our levels of
compliance.
Please ensure that our
safety procedures and work
instructions are followed at all
times and ensure you take
care of your fellow employees
on site. Remember "Safety is
our First Priority".
Once again on behalf of the
CR Asia Board of Directors I
want to thank you all for your
efforts to date and look
forward to continued success
throughout the remainder of
the year.
Mark Stansfield
Group Managing Director
CR Asia Group, Bangkok
PTT Phenol diamond wire cutting
CRAT executed a special
project involving "diamond wirecutting" of a column at PTT
Phenol located at the Eastern
Industrial Estate, Maptaphut,
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Rayong. With dimensions of 21
meters in height and 6.5 meters
diameter the job was completed
in partnership with Unimit who
was awarded the package.
Initial loading for
JGC in Singapore
In September 2013 CRAS
completed the initial loading of
2 reactors for one of our major
clients on Jurong Island in
Singapore. In total
approximately 1,000 m3 of
catalyst and ceramic balls was
loaded mostly by using the
Densicat method via Petroval.
The work was executed in
day and night shifts and was
completed in 16 days
including the preparation
activities.
Jelmer Bolt
General Manager
CR Asia Singapore & Malaysia
PROJECT
UPDATE
rd
3 TOC Glycol
tubular job for CRAT
This is the third turnaround for
tubular reactors at TOC Glycol that
we have been awarded. CRAT has
now executed the jobs in 2008,
2011 and 2014. We assigned
around 200 people consisting of
187 Thais and 13 expatriates. We
are proud that we completed the
job 4 days early from the original
schedule from 19th January 2014.
Clough Manora Project
- 10 years of servicing
Clough Thailand
CR Asia Thailand has been
working with Clough since the
ALCAN G3 Expansion at the end
of 2004 and kept on going year by
year, project after project. The
latest CTL operation is the
fabrication of a 2600 ton oil and
gas wellhead and processing
platform - MANORA - being built
by Clough Thailand for the
Mubadala Petroleum affiliate Pearl
Oil. CRAT once again was chosen
as the preferred precommissioning services contractor,
responsible for services including;
cleaning of pipe spools, pressure
testing of all pipelines, hydrostatic,
pneumatic, N2 service tests, joint
management, bolt torqueing and
tensioning, chemical cleaning,
lube oil flushing, helium nitrogen
leak testing services (HeN2) and
manpower supply.
Works started in December
2013 on the platform jacket riser
pipes and the Plem and continued
with activities which included about
40 CRAT specialists onsite, 7 days
a week with non-stop-services!
Load-out and sail-away is
scheduled for April 2014. CRAT
again was chosen as the preferred
contractor to attend during the
"offshore carry-over-works" at the
MANORA Field Development, 80
km out in the northern part of the
Gulf of Thailand. Expected
duration offshore - 4 to 6 months!!
Other projects between CRAT
and Clough over the years
included; ALCAN G3 works in
Malaysia and Vietnam, the AOKA
MIZU at Sembawang Shipyard for
AIBEL/VETCO and the YOLLA
platform for Apache Energy, just to
name a few. It always has been a
pleasure working on Clough
projects and many lasting
friendships have been established
during this period. Wishing STP&I
all the best with taking over one of
the most suitable "assembly yards"
in Thailand.
Karl (Charly) Dettke
Senior Project Manager
CR Asia Thailand
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UPDATE
Client
Project
Scope
: IOCL Mathura
: Catalyst Change Out
: Catalyst change-out
activities for 5 reactors
in HCU
Period
: January 2014
Manpower : 60+
Executed by : CR Asia India
CRAS Skimming job
in Pakistan
In February 2014 two teams of
catalyst handling specialists flew
to Pakistan for the skimming of an
MTSC unit for one of our
clients.The request for this
skimming work came in quite late
which gave us a tremendous
challenge to prepare the proposal
and organize, prepare and ship
the equipment to Pakistan on time.
Due to the hard work of Moh,
David, Jefri, Sally, Ginger and
the guys who packed the
equipment we were able to meet
the target date from our client.
The job went well and both
personnel and equipment
returned safely to Singapore.
Jelmer Bolt
General Manager
CR Asia Singapore & Malaysia
Myanmar offshore pigging project
Jan 2014 gave us our first
breakthrough for both CRAS
and CRAT CDT divisions to
execute a decoking job on an
offshore platform. Petronas
Yetagun contracted us to
decoke their condensate reboiler heater. This was a job
CRAT had secured with
Petronas at the end of 2013
and was supposed to start on
Christmas Day but due to a
delay from the client we were
able to start a week later.
Therefore, two CRAS CDT
operators and six CRAT CDT
ground support crew traveled
by boat on 1st Jan (New Year's
Day) and stayed offshore in the
Yetagun accommodation, with
some rolling feeling in their
beds..!! Being brave guys they
finished up the project for the
client despite the bad sea
state………
The Petronas Engineer was
very pleased with our pigging
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service and this job marks our
virgin offshore decoking project
for the CR Asia Group.We now
look forward to more enquiries
for offshore pigging works in
the very near future. On behalf
of CR Asia I would like to thank
Petronas for giving us this
opportunity to showcase our
capability to them.
Elvin Low
CDT Division Manager
CR Asia Singapore
2 projects for CRAT
Aibel Troll A
Project
HMC Polymer
shutdown
CRAT recently completed the Troll A
project of aibel after 4 months working from
1st Dec 2013. Aibel Troll A project is located
at LeamChabang, Sriracha and our scope of
works included; hydrotesting, nitrogen/helium
leak testing, bolting, water flushing/drying
and wash down of the module.
A shutdown at HMC Polymer was
completed on 22nd March 2014. Our
scope included a CCR Unit catalyst
loading with approximately 30 people
on 2 shifts. We achieved this without
any incidents.
CRAI news and current events
CR Asia India completed one year
of operations in November 2013 after
becoming a 100% subsidiary company
of CR Asia Group. The company
transformed very swiftly and smoothly,
with the able guidance, leadership &
support of the Board of Directors,
Group MD - Mark Stansfield, my
predecessor Peter Cheshire and other
contributors from CR Group and Indian
Operations, to become a successful
organization in delivering customer
expectations and venturing into new
markets.
The second half of 2013 was very
enterprising and focused which brought
several large projects, such as; IOCL
Mathura catalyst change-outs; KFCL
ammonia converter catalyst and basket
replacement; IOCL Panipat emergency
shutdown; several projects for
Reliance; and into 2014 with many
other projects for RIL both completed
and ongoing, plus the forthcoming
HPCL Vizag turnaround for which
mobilization has already commenced at
the time of writing. Each of these
projects are mentioned in more detail
throughout the newsletter.
In 2014, CRAI will be undertaking
several critical jobs in Reliance during
every shutdown planned. In order to
meet the customer expectation, CRAI
has located a new yard in Jamnagar
to give its employees a better place
to work. In January 2014, CRAI
Jamnagar was gifted with a
27,000sqft yard with a large office to
accommodate over 25 personnel.
Being closer to our customer and
having a better equipped facility, it
not only brings confidence to our
customer but also motivates our local
team to deliver more. We plan to
invest in key skilled personnel to take
up new business such as mechanical
plant engineering services,
continuous presence contracts and
shutdowns & turnarounds.
Ian Thompson, Group Business
Development Manager has accepted
a temporary role to be based in India
for one year to assist CRAI senior
management to develop new
business strategy, to venture into
new markets and new business
within existing markets. His objective
is to set up a Business Development
team, train and develop the business
in India. He comes with over 16 years
of experience in this field and it will
be very valuable to use his expertise
to grow the business in India. CRAI
staff welcomes Ian Thompson to
India.
CRAI new yard in Jamnagar,
Gujarat, India
Mr. Handa performs the blessing
in the new yard
Gunavel Rathinam
General Manager
CR Asia India
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Major turnaround for CRAT
CR Asia Thailand recently
completed one of their biggest
events ever, at a facility in
Maptaphut. Planning started in
mid-2013, and with almost 100
heat exchangers, in excess of a
dozen columns and just under
10 reactors within the 140+ item
worklist, plus significant cold
cutting works on major revamp
equipment, the team had its work
cut out in order to achieve the
preparations completion date of
December 2013, whilst also
carrying out pre-T/A works on fully
traying out a new column for
installation before the event had
even kicked off.
With around 1300 personnel
on board, including 200 indirect
support, across 2 shifts, the tools
and equipment required to
maintain good productive work
was a task in itself. Trailer followed
container as our equipment and
procurement people brought all of
the items that had been requested,
much of it arriving in the final 2
weeks before the start of work.
Supporting all involved was our
SHE team of 22 people, headed
by Khun Krung. A programme of
training including confined space,
fit for work, working at height plus
numerous craft specific
competency courses all had to be
conducted before Day 1 of the
event. Everyone attended the
Incident and Injury Free (IIF)
session before they could enter
site. Daily TBT's, constant safety
campaigns plus a splendid Safety
Awareness Day were part of the
regime of trying to keep our
"family" safe and well. The
incentive for a clear week was a
raffle for a Honda motorcycle, and
we are proud to say that we
managed to give away four during
the whole event. And they came
with crash helmets too!!
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Two units were
decommissioned in readiness for
the work by our chemical cleaning
team over a several day period,
before the plants could be handed
over by Operations. Our revamp
support consisted of catalyst
removal from the reactor and the
cold cutting at 36 locations. The
cutting was performed using
HPWJ technology, in partnership
with parent company Mourik, as
well as diamond saw and diamond
wire cutting, both of which were
supported by Hilti.
Our "regular" workscope of
mechanical opening, cleaning and
reassembly of columns, HEX and
drums went relatively smoothly,
with the self-propelled bundle
puller and wash-bay bundle clamp
getting plenty of attention from
inquisitive onlookers. These were
utilized for the first time on the site
and were 'new to view' by many of
our clients team. Utilising most of
the automatic cleaning equipment
we own, the new wash-bay
worked a treat, and was never
really over crowded, even with
over 30 bundles on the floor at
one stage.
Major column re-traying works,
in association with the column
vendor, really benefitted from the
new lift hoist that had been
purchased and installed by CRAT
specifically for this event. As the
column in question is almost
100m high, it more than paid its
way in the time saved travelling up
and down by vertical ladders.
With intelligent pigging
following furnace de-coking, the
PSD team were 2nd to complete
their workscope and demobilise
from the site towards the last
week of February. Glenn's
mercury surveillance crew were
kept busy ensuring that no one
came into contact with Hg
contaminated items.
Our expertise in mining was
enhanced as we worked
several shifts removing coke
from one of the column
bottoms - not a job for the faint
hearted, that's for sure. About
26m3 later, the team was
relieved to put away the jackhammers and get back to
normal duties.
The removal and reload of
the reactors went extremely
smoothly, with Callum and his
crew carrying out the wet
dumping of a reactor for the
first time with considerable
success. "Next time it will be
quicker and smoother" he has
told us. And through all of this,
SSD were busy cold cutting by
clam shell over 300 pipe
locations, machining flange
faces and supporting all of the
unbolting and final bolting
works by hydro-torque or
tensioning.
As we go to press, the final
touches are being made in
order to get the units back into
the hands of the clients'
operations team, whilst still
maintaining focus on safe
working and quality delivery.
The event tag-line was "One
Team, One Family, One
Event". It has been a hard
journey but we believe that the
tag-line aspiration has been
delivered!!
Steve Moss
Project Manager
CR Asia Thailand
First furnace
decoking project with
Shell Bukom refinery
February 2014 was an
auspicious month for CRAS,
with Shell Singapore refinery
awarding us our first ever
contract for a furnace decoking
project. We have executed
many furnace pigging projects
for Shell over the past 14 years,
such as; SASREF (Saudi
Aramco Shell refinery), Shell
Seria (Brunei), Shell Miri
(Borneo), Shell Port Dickson
(Malaysia), Shell Batangas
(Philippines) and Shell Rayong
(Thailand).
Due to our vast furnace
pigging experiences not only
with the Shell organisation but
with many refineries in South
East Asia companies, Shell
Bukom awarded us the pigging
project to decoke their crude
furnace. A total of 16 pigging
crews with 3 pigging machines
were mobilized onsite and
working around the clock to
decoke this furnace. The crews
finished the project within the
given schedule and the client
was pleased with our service.
PROJECT
UPDATE
Client
: Petronas Penapisan
(Melaka) Sdn Bhd
Project
: Provision for Catalyst
Change Out Works for
PSR-1Turnaround 2013
and PSR-2 Shutdown
2014
Scope
: Provision for Unloading
& Loading of Catalyst
DHT Unit R-29201
Period
: January 2014
Manpower : 58
Executed by : CR Asia Malaysia
CDT units waiting for the barge
Our CRAS crews had done a
marvelous job for Shell - well done!!!
I must say working in Shell Bukom
was not easy, as it is situated on an
island so we have to mobilize our
equipment onsite by barge which must
be pre-arranged by our ACS (Anandh)
well in advance (well done Anandh.
On behalf of CRAS I thank you very
much for your good and hard work).
I would also like to take this
opportunity to thank Shell
procurement for giving us this
opportunity to demonstrate our
decoking capability to them.
Elvin Low
CDT Division Manager
CR Asia Singapore
CUEL Ichthys LNG Project
CUEL has been awarded the
Ichthys LNG Project of INPEX,
Australia which is located at
Leamchabang, Sriracha, Thailand.
CRAT secured various scopes of
works; such as hydrotest,
pneumatic testing, bolting, airblowing/drying, water flushing,
wash down module and cold
cutting.
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2 projects for CRAI
IOCL Panipat
IOCL Panipat had an emergency
shutdown and requested CRAI to mobilize
within a very short period. CRAI responded
to the customer request and diverted
equipment which was assigned for another
IOCL refinery after due consultation with the
client. The job was completed which
eliminated a shutdown to replace catalyst at
a later planned date.
KFCL India
KFCL, a fertilizer company based in
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh in India engaged
CR Asia India for catalyst replacement
and basket replacement in their ammonia
converter plant (three units) which was
executed successfully in two phases.
This is a new customer for CRAI and the
customer was very pleased with the work
executed by the team.
More projects from Reliance for CRAI
CR Asia India performed
several projects for Reliance all
through 2013; including PAREX
Train 2, DHDT in DTA plant,
several heater pigging jobs for
decoking and high pressure
water jetting for heat exchanger
cleaning (approx. 54000 tubes
in 18 days). The next period
with Reliance started with
decoking pigging of heaters on
a regular basis where we
deployed 4 units dedicated for
them. Meanwhile planning for
the Aromatics and Crude
Shutdown started with the
customer's operation team,
thus resulting in securing
some major work in April
2014. CRAI will be executing
PAREX Train 1 (the fourth
similar project and CR is the
only contractor to execute
PAREX in Reliance), VGO in
SEZ plant, HNU catalyst
change-out, Tatorey catalyst
change-out, multiple heater
tube cleaning using our
decoking technology and
heat exchanger tube bundle
cleaning of over 40,000
tubes.
Gunavel Rathinam
General Manager
CR Asia India
HPCL turnaround for CRAI in Vizag
CR Asia India was recently
awarded a project from HPCL
Vizag for their turnaround and
shutdown of one FCC Unit.
This is a new business venture
for CRAI which will be executed
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in May 2014. The engineering
days for T&S is 18 days with
about 700 employees working
around the clock.It is a major
breakthrough for CRAI to
elevate our service offering
into the shutdown business.
We are anticipating more
work from the industry and
CRAI is investing in people
and equipment to meet the
customer objectives.
ExxonMobil Singapore
refinery first CDT contract
On 25th March 2014, CRAS &
As Division Manager of
CDT, I am delighted and
appreciative to the ExxonMobil
procurement team for giving us
the chance to showcase our
furnace pigging capability to
them. My team is looking
forward to do our best for this
project for ExxonMobil.
CRAM General Manager - Jelmer
Bolt - signed a contract with
ExxonMobil Pioneer refinery for
their upcoming Oct 2014 shutdown.
This is the first CDT mechanical
decoking cum intelligent pigging
inspection project.
CRAS has been serving
ExxonMobil Singapore for many
years with catalyst change-out
projects but this is a breakthrough
for our CDT division to secure our
first CDT pigging with intelligent
pigging inspection job - which will
be assisted by a.Hak.
Elvin Low
CDT Division Manager
CR Asia Singapore
Safety Update
Well, what a dynamic first
quarter for 2014! With all of our
CR Asia companies involved in
many shut down projects, small
and large, safety has been
paramount and has importantly
contributed to overall successful
completions throughout the Asian
region.
With only a few minor hiccups
occurring along the way, all of our
staff have been responsible to
date, for safe and timely
executions of many technical and
high risk operations carried out
over the past few months. It has
been and continues to be an
intense period of activity and I
strongly urge everyone to keep up
the diligent approach to safety
and our CR Asia Group's ultimate
goal of "ZERO HARM" to all of
our staff, clients and any other
personnel involved in our
projects.
Please remember that
anyone and everyone has the
authority and are duty bound to
say "STOP" if there is any
doubt that a job is not being
carried out safely and to help
resolve any safety issue
present.
2014 still has a long way to go
with many more projects
scheduled and potentially others
that will emerge. We all have a
strong sense of safety and
respect for our fellow employees
so I encourage everyone to keep
up the emphasis and continue the
year as we have started.
Work safe, play safe and
live life to the full.
Peter J. Cheshire
Group Safety & Catalyst Manager
CR Asia Group
CRAT participated in
the Dow Chemical
Safety & Green Day 2014
on 23rd Jan 2014
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PADS Online
A new electronic document
storage and access system has
been developed over the last 6
months, to give instant access
to company procedures and
documents, online. The
"Procedures and Documents
System" (PADS) will be a great
addition to the company
website and will be able to be
accessed via a personal user
name and password for
designated CR Asia staff via
www.crasia.net
All credit should go to K.
Sua, Group IT Manager, K.
Nuchanart (Jar), Group
Quality Systems Manager
and K. Nurhuda (Da), Group
Safety Officer for their
collective contribution to the
development and
commissioning of PADS.
Uploading of Group
procedures and documents to
PADS is now complete and
the system is scheduled to go
"live" early in May. Further
access information will be
given in due course.
Pete Cheshire
Group Safety & Catalyst Manager
CR Asia Group
Extension of Shell Global
Framework Agreement
In late December 2013
CRAS signed the extension
agreement for another two
years (2014 - 2015) with Shell
Global Solutions International
B.V.The previous three years
agreement (2011 - 2013) had
expired and since both Shell
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and CR Asia Singapore were
pleased with the co-operation
the two parties put their
signature on the extension
agreement. The agreement
covers all catalyst handling
activities for Shell sites in Asia
whereby CRAS is the
preferred vendor for all plants in
Singapore, Philippines and Brunei.
Jelmer Bolt
General Manager
CR Asia Singapore
CRAI receives
appreciation from L&T
CR India proudly received
a Certificate of Appreciation
for recognition for
implementing effective HSE
Management System at
various sites of L&T
Hydrocarbons in India for all
2013. CRAI has now received
the same award for two
consecutive years.
NEWS UPDATE
CRAT close
to 7.5 million
man-hours target
CR Asia Thailand
accumulated a new milestone
of 7.2 million man-hours without
Lost Time Injury (LTI) between
14th February 2011 and
February 2014 - almost
reaching the 7.5 million manhours target. We will work
together to reach our golden
target.
Swapnil Patil
Quality Engineer
CR Asia India
Equipment Update
CRAI fabricates
vacuum units and dust bags
In anticipation of major
catalyst change-out contracts in
2014, CRAI started preparations
to build critical equipment such
as vacuum units and a dust bag
house. CRAI engineers
developed the engineering and
design, keeping in mind the
large projects which require
heavy duty equipment and so
selected the most suitable
engines and blowers to meet
our requirements. CRAI built
three vacuum units and
upgraded existing dust bags
with in-house engineering
capability and fabrication
facility which are being used
currently in various projects.
This breakthrough will help our
local fabrication capability to
reduce import costs and
become more competitive.
Gunavel Rathinam
General Manager
CR Asia India
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People Update
Kelvin Toh
Kelvin Toh joins CRAS in the
role of Senior HR Executive. He
has previously worked in Human
Resources (HR) in a couple of
industries (Facilities Management
and Manufacturing) after leaving
the National Service back in
2006, where he was deployed in
the Armed Forces for 10 yrs.
Some of his past work scope
includes handling staff work
passes and recruitment issues,
administering staff payroll and
handling staff training needs, etc.
He gained both a Diploma and
Advanced Diploma in Human
Resource Management while
working in the Facilities
Management Company. "It
helped me in both ways as I can
use what I learnt to apply at
work and use examples in my
work for my studies". His
interest is in photography and
during his free-time he takes on
some freelance photography
assignments at weddings and
events.
Thaveesak Komonsuwan
Born in Thailand, raised in
Hong Kong style due to his father
coming from the island and
graduated from college in
Washington D.C., Thaveesak
joined CRAT as Finance and
Administration Manager in
January 2014.
Considering that he started a
new job in a new city in a new
district, moving to a new place
and spending whole weekdays
separated from his family
presented all kinds of challenges.
Thaveesak has both Bachelor
and Master Degrees in
Business Administration and also
a Master Degree in Arts &
Political Science. He has many
years of senior management
experience at BEUMER Asia
(Thailand) in finance, accounting,
human resources and
administration roles. Thaveesak
also previously worked with
Standard Chartered Bank as a
senior CRM.
He will be responsible for the
Accounting, HR, Procurement,
and ICT departments at CRAT.
We wish Thaveesak well in his
new challenge.
Hashimy Karim
CRAM appointed a new
Project Superintendent in
November 2013. He is, however,
not new to CRAM as he
previously worked for us from
2001 to 2008 and now re-joins
the team.Hasimy holds a Diploma
in Marine Engineering
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(Mechanical). He has
strengthened the CRAM
operations with his valued 20
years of working experience in
catalyst change-outs, high
pressure water jetting and air fin
cooler cleaning. Welcome back
Hashimy!
Malaysia Flood Relief Fund
CR Asia Malaysia is located
in Kemaman which experienced
major flooding in December
2013. 21 of our CRAM staff were
affected by these floods with
many suffering serious damage
and losses to their homes and
personal effects. In several
cases, their properties were
submerged above waist height.
Many carpets, sofas, beds,
electrical and kitchen equipment
were destroyed.
Whilst the Malaysian government
and CRAM provided assistance to
those impacted by the flood more
assistance was required to help the
staff re-establish their lives. CR Asia
Group helped to raise funds for the
affected CRAM staff by initiating a
"Malaysia Flood Relief Fund".
Money raised by the staff of all
Group units was matched "dollarfor-dollar" by the CR Asia Group.
The final fund raised amounted to
S$15,000 and was distributed to
all affected personnel.
Sidek Haji Atan
Business Unit Manager
CR Asia Malaysia
Tasha Weds
Shah Firdaus
CR Asia Malaysia is pleased to
congratulate Nurnatasha Zambri on
her special day on 8th March 2014.
Tasha joined CRAM as Project
Engineer in January 2013.
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CRAM at
Bintulu Industrial
Roadshow
CR Asia Malaysia participated in the Orange
Media Industrial Roadshow at Bintulu in March
2014. It was the second time that the Industrial
Roadshow was held in Bintulu and CRAM has
been involved in both.
CRAS annual company dinner 2013
On Friday, December 20th 2013
CR Asia Singapore had their
annual company dinner.
The dinner had an extra
dimension to it because in 2013
we had a milestone in the CRAS
history by achieving the highest
revenue ever. For sure an extra
reason for celebration!
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This time we had chosen
an easy going location in
Clarke Quay area where we
enjoyed a very nice buffet
with sufficient drinks to keep
everybody happy. The
atmosphere was excellent the
whole night and the event
ended in the late hours on
that Friday evening.
I believe everybody enjoyed
the dinner and is looking
forward to the next company
event.
Jelmer Bolt
GeneralManager
CRAsia Singapore
PTT
Gas Separation
Plant #2
certificate of
appreciation
CRAT received a certificate of
appreciation from PTT Gas
Separation Plant #2 for the
turnaround executed in February
2013. Khun Virote Sawangsri (left)
of CRAT senior management team
received the certificate of appreciation
from PTT GSP management, Khun
Prateep, (right) on 29th November
2013.
SPRC - TTLT Performance Workshop 2014
Both SPRC - TTLT and CRAT's
management teams conducted a
performance look-back at 2013 and
look-forward for 2014. The event
held on 26th January 2014 at
Brookside Valley, Rayong included
team-building activities.The event
allows us to work together to face
new challenges with our services
and our staff should have more
competencies when they come
back to work as a team.
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New service for CRAS
consultancy, monitoring with
data analysis and cleaning and
the aim is to deliver a complete
solution to the customer
resulting in enhancing cooling
capacity and therefore
increasing productivity.
In addition to the existing
cleaning techniques for the
external cleaning of finned
tubes, CR Asia can now offer
dry-cleaning which is done by
using baking soda as blasting
medium. This method has
many advantages and for the
right configuration of ACHE the
cleaning can be done fully
online.
In November 2013 two
representatives of Mourik Cooler
Optimisation (MCO-Team bv)
Jasper Rietveld and Gerrie
Sijnesael , visited the CR Asia
Singapore office to introduce the
latest developments on Air Cooled
Heat Exchanger (ACHE)
maintenance. For the last couple
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of years, CR Asia had been using
foam cleaning and mechanised
hydro-jetting for cleaning of the
external surface of finned tubes of
ACHE but the MCO-Team concept
offers much more. The philosophy
is delivering cooling capacity to the
client rather than simply cleaning.
The service offered comprises of
CR Asia Singapore has
taken the initiative to develop
the service further offering this
innovative and complete
solution to our clients.
Harry Vandermeer
Manager Industrial Cleaning
CR Asia Singapore
CR Asia Group
Regional Office for Asia
17th Floor Unit 1706,
142 Two Pacific Place
Sukhumvit Rd Klongtoey,
Bangkok 10110, Thailand
tel: +66-2-653 3913/5
fax: +66-2-653 3916
email: [email protected]
CR Asia Singapore
28 Jalan Buroh,
Singapore 619484
tel: +65-6268 0255
fax: +65-6268 3369
email: [email protected]
CR Asia Thailand
15/1 Moo.3, Bankoh-Mabkha Road
T. Mabkha, Nikhompattana
Rayong 21180, Thailand
tel: +66-38-698 399
fax: +66-38-698 398
email: [email protected]
CR Asia India
404, Baba House,
86 M.V. Road, Andheri (East),
Andheri (East),
Mumbai -- 400 093, India
tel: +91-22-6570-1556/57-6692-4221
fax: +91-22-2682-1317
email: [email protected]
CR Asia Malaysia
Lot No. 1, PT 8250-1,
Teluk Kalong Industrial Area,
24000 Kemaman,
Terengganu Darul Iman, Malaysia
tel: +60-9-863 2325 to 26
fax: +60-9-863 2328
email: [email protected]
CR Asia Malaysia (Branch Office)
No. 54, BBC Industrial Estate,
Bintulu-Tatau Road,
97000 Bintulu
Sarawak, Malaysia
tel: +60-86-331-569
fax: +60-86-331-585
email: [email protected]
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