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Blngema 2018 2018 BLNGema MD’s Message Dear all, As 2018 comes to a close, I would like to thank everyone for their hardwork through- out the year. The success of Brunei LNG is built on the efforts of all employees and business partners. On behalf of Brunei LNG, please allow me to extend my person- al and genuine appreciation to each and every one of you for your valuable contri- butions to the company. Brunei LNG has enjoyed some significant successes in 2018. To name a few we have exceeded our LNG production and sales plan, we have achieved a record number of unit shutdowns, we have started to recover on availability of equipments, we are meeting our target of punctuality of delivery to customers, and last but not least we have contributed close to B$1.5 billion to the Nation’s economy, proudly helping to boost Brunei’s GDP in 2018. None of this would have been possible without the strong teamwork, dedication and commitment of everyone. I am also pleased to say that we are reaching 92% Bruneianisation, in line with the directive issued by the Ministry of Energy, Manpower and Industry. We will con- tinue to support the development of our local talents through various opportuni- ties in-house and abroad. But we also faced setbacks in 2018, the most important one on safety. A business partner was severely scalded in March and then three other persons suffered signif- icant injuries. Also we experienced four potentially high risk gas leaks, fortunately without consequences. And a couple of unsatisfactory audits have highlighted that we are not complying with our own rules and take undue risks. Moving forward, we must do better on these fronts. For our own sake and that of others, we all have to make our Goal Zero objective of “No Harm” and “No Leaks” an everyday reality. Compliance, Intervention and Respect remain our Golden Rules. We will put a special effort on process safety and the roll-out of the Pro- cess Safety Fundamentals, but will remain vigilant on Personal Safety and Work Processes such as Ensure Safe Production or Mitigate Threat to Availability that support safety directly or through reliability. Let’s each of us commit to work safely and help others around us work safely such that we all return home to our families without injury. Our shareholders have approved our drive towards building a better and stronger Brunei LNG between now and 2023 to successfully face the longer term challenges. We will do so by focusing even more on the heart of our business: operations and marketing. The entire company must be geared to provide them with full support. Our organisation is changing with the advent of the Production Unit Delivery con- cept, and it will continue to evolve, in order to ensure our focus on safe and effi- cient transformation of all available gas into LNG profitably sold and delivered to customers. To be Fit for the Future, we of course need to make and sell LNG in 2019, but we also need to prepare how we will compete with new sites coming on line in the later years. This is the spirit of the 6 Must Wins that we will work on throughout next year. I am truly confident that when we align, collaborate and focus to deliver, we, as OneBLNG, will successfully face any incoming challenge. Lastly, I would like to wish you and your families a very healthy, safe and prosper- ous year 2019. Regards, Patrice Girard Managing Director and CEO CONTENTS Best Practices, Great Sport- manship at 10th Borneo 05 LNG Conference and Games H.O.T.S Mini Plant Opens 17 07 World Heart Day Brunei LNG Takes Part In The 34th National Day Celebration18 08 Beach Cleanup Reaching Out To Promote Brunei LNG Hari Raya a Reading Culture 19 09 with Stakeholders Brunei LNG Gives Back Brunei LNG Joins Meet 20 10 and Greet His Majesty in During Ramadhan Kuala Belait Brunei LNG Road Traffic 11 Campaign CONTACT [email protected] EDITORIAL TEAM: Everest Base Camp Maryanne Mei Kui Alwines 12 Expedition Dewi Rinawati Mohd Sofri Fatimah A’zahrah Hj Gapor Brunei LNG Operations Mohammad Sofian Kipli 14 and LAYOUT AND DESIGN: Impacts to The Community Nurakidah Aripin 191 Mukim Liang Orphans 16 Receive Donations From Brunei LNG IN FOCUS BEST PRACTICES, GREAT SPORTMANSHIP AT 10TH BORNEO LNG CONFERENCE AND GAMES runei LNG Sendirian Berhad hosted the 10th “In order for us to be here, we have to be in an excellent B Borneo LNG Conference and Games 2018 in state so that’s the nature of this year’s conference and Brunei Darussalam from 28th to 30th October games which is ‘Road to Excellence – LNG Asset for 2018. the Future’,” said Hj Mohd Jaafar. Themed “Road to Excellence – LNG Asset for the Fu- “I hope the games will further promote a spirit of good ture”, the event was officially launched in a ceremony friendship and healthy competition amongst the play- held at the Jerudong Park Garden. ers,” Hj Mohd Jaafar said. The company was represented by more than a hun- dred employees, joining counterparts from Malaysia LNG and Badak LNG during the conference which was held for one full day at Rizqun International Ho- tel, and the games which was held across three days. The Borneo LNG Conference and Games was initiat- ed by Brunei LNG in 2007 to establish relations with MLNG and Badak LNG and provide a platform for the three companies to come together and exchange knowledge and skills, share best practices, and ex- plore new ideas in both technical and non-technical areas. After delivering his speech, Hj Mohd Jaafar togeth- er with Vice President Production of Badak LNG Mr In his opening speech, Brunei LNG Senior Gener- Rahmat Safruddin and Senior General Manager of al Manager, Plant Hj Mohd Jaafar Hj Awang Bakar Malaysia LNG Encik Pandai Othman cut ribbons tied highlighted the important role that LNG companies to balloons in their respective companies corporate play in bridging the gap between now and the future colours to mark the launching of the 10th Borneo LNG with regards to energy transition. Conference and Games 2018. 5 IN FOCUS The theme for this year’s con- ference revolved around a growing need for assets to adapt to a changing business landscape and ensuring assets are fit to operate in the future. It focused on the following key elements: Asset Integrity and Process Safety, New Technol- ogy & Digitalization, Produc- tion Excellence & Continuous Improvement. As for the games, participants competed in four sporting categories, namely golf, bowling, badminton, football. Brunei LNG came second place in bowling. “Badak LNG sapu semua,” said Hj Mohd Jaafar during his speech at the closing dinner to describe the Indone- sian company’s momentous win, as he congratulated the athletes for emerging as the overall winner. He pre- sented prizes and trophies to the winning teams from all three companies and exchanged souvenirs with head of delegation from Badak LNG and Malaysia LNG. Malaysia LNG will host the 11th edition of the Borneo LNG Conference and Games in 2019. 6 HEALTH WORLD HEART DAY o support and sustain a healthy lifestyle amongst T staff and business partners in Brunei LNG Sendirian Berhad, the company organised a three-day road- show at the plant in October in conjunction with World Heart Day. Themed “My Heart, Your Heart”, the event featured four talks, an exhibition, health screening and blood donation drive and was held in collaboration with Gleneagles JPMC and Suri Seri Begawan Hospital, Kuala Belait (SSBH KB). The CEO of Gleneagles Dr Peter Tay and CEO of SSBH KB Haji Abdul Khalid Ashari were both present during Acting Managing Director/CEO Mohd Suwarso deliver his the opening ceremony which also saw the attendance of welcoming speech. members of the Mukim Liang Lumut community. “This event is part of our efforts to promote healthy lifestyle for our employees by providing our employees with useful information and knowledge in taking care of their health, particularly in looking after their heart,” Acting Managing Director/CEO Mohd Suwarso Mudjono said in his welcoming remarks. One of the ways to prevent heart diseases is by leading a more active lifestyle and in this regard, various Healthy Lifestyle Programmes are organised monthly for staff and business partners in BLNG to partake in, such as weekly trekking, zumba, spinning and monthly run or walk. Other initiatives that BLNG have creat- ed to support this lifestyle is the establishment of the BLNG gym, Sports Council and also events such as the BLNG Healthy Food Stall carnival. “According to data collected from 2016 up to Q3 2018, based on a sample size of 300 employees, the predicted chances of a BLNG employee contracting coronary heart disease is low, around less than 10 per cent. However, that 10 per cent is already a lot and concerning to us,” said Su- warso. He was also happy to note the number of staff doing regular exercises had increased and there was a decrease in number of staff categorised as overweight and obese from 2016 to 2018. Meanwhile, Dr Peter Tay gave a talk on heart attacks – its causes, how to detect it, how it is diagnosed and treated and most importantly, how to prevent it from happening. Dr Peter Tay CEO of Gleneagles Two staff members received certificates for successful weight loss through a self initiative weight loss program - Distribution Supervisor Ruzaini Rosli lost 49.5kg while Rotating Equipment Engineer Nurul Fadzillah Blajih lost 29kg. The medical team helped to monitor their progress during their visit to the clinic.
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