22 June 2016 - crasia.net · 2 CRAS is Fin Fan of Soda Blasting We are well underway in 2016 having...

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CRAS is Fin Fan of Soda Blasting

We are well underway in 2016 having concluded an excellent year in 2015.2015 saw the Group achieve financial results significantly ahead of expectations with record revenues achieved in India and Malaysia.

The Thailand business also delivered excellent results for the year and

successfully completed a number of significant projects including the Inpex Project.

The Group is ahead of our 2017 business plan and we are now starting to think about our growth targets and strategies to 2020.

We continued to maintain high levels of customer satisfaction and low levels of employee turnover in 2015.

We completed the roll out of our safety passport system and commenced development of specifications for our safety information management system which will be developed during 2016.

The shareholders have confidence in the business as demonstrated through the high levels of capital investment in 2015 and 2016. These investments include expansion of the Thailand yard, workshop and office and the establishment of a new larger yard and workshop in Jamnagar.

Some of our markets are experiencing more difficult conditions in 2016 due to a number of factors including global oil price and falling economic growth rates. The business is well placed to address these challenges however this environment does require that we manage costs at all times.

On behalf of the CR Asia Board of Directors I want to thank you all for your commitment to the company and stress that as we continue to grow safety remains our highest priority and we expect all our team to make a personal commitment to our Zero Harm safety program.

Mark StansfieldGroup Managing DirectorCR Asia Group

The GroupPerspectiveCR Asia Board of

Directors Meeting in Mumbai

CR Asia Board Meeting #39 was held in Mumbai on 15-16th March 2016.

sodium bicarbonate blasting technique

Innovation News - Drum Tipper

major safety risks with manual handling

CRAT Marketing Activities in 2015

three events for marketing purposes

CRAM Mechanical Services

register a new milestone in mechanical services

CRAI Celebrates National Safety Day

in Mangalore

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ExxonMobil Safety Award for CRAS

CR Asia Singapore received a Safety Contribution Award

The 45th National Safety Day

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CRAS Acquires A New Forklift

We have a new forklift !

Jelmer BoltGeneral ManagerCR Asia Singapore

CR Asia Singapore is once again being awarded SRC’s (Singapore Refining Company) Furnace Mechanical Decoking term contract because of our good past pigging performance. My GM (Jelmer Bolt) was invited to SRC’s procedure office on 9th Dec 2015 to sign the 5 years contract which will expire in Dec 2020.

Elvin LowCDT Division ManagerCR Asia Singapore

CRAS Renews SRC Term Contract CR Asia Board of Directors Meeting in Mumbai

CR Asia Board Meeting #39 was held in Mumbai on 15-16th March 2016. The meeting went very well and gave the Board the opportunity to visit the new office in Mumbai that was needed to keep pace with the growing business. The Board expressed their appreciation to Mark Stansfield (Group Managing Director) and all his team for the continued success of CR Asia and, in particular, to the significant growth that has taken place in India. The India business has almost tripled in size in the last 2 years and continues to be a significant contributor to the strong financial and QHSE performance of the Group. The Board enjoyed meeting many of the staff members in the Mumbai office during the first day and took the opportunity to connect with the Divisional Managers over dinner. A big thank you was given to Gunavel Rathinam (General Manager, India) and his team for the excellent performance of the Indian business and for hosting and organizing such a memorable Board Meeting.

David YoungGroup Business Development ManagerCR Asia Group

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CRAS Launches New Binwhip System

CRAS has recently purchased the Binwhip system, a large amount of hang-ups in Reactors that we encounter are not solid hard agglomerated Catalyst requiring jack hammering but densely compacted Catalyst requiring a bit of encouragement to become free flowing.

Even though the Catalyst itself is not hard, the walls and hang-ups still cause hazardous conditions.

The Binwhip nullifies the use of confined space entry to break up the catalyst, operating from the top manway or tray sections; the head is lowered down to the top wall section and spins hard fibre whips against the compacted Catalyst similar to a large weed eater or a HPW 3D nozzle.

These whips have the advantage of being able to knock down the compacted material without running the risk of damaging the Reactor walls or internals. For agglomerated Catalysts the whips can also be changed to bronze chains if the risk of damage to any internals can be mitigated.

Binwhip System

Jelmer BoltGeneral ManagerCR Asia Singapore

The Binwhip is relatively lightweight, hydraulically operat-ed and driven from a supplied electrical power pack; this can also be a diesel power pack if permit requirements insist.

CRAS in Pakistan

In May 2015 CR Asia Singapore was involved in the Catalyst, Basket and High Pressure Shell change out of an Ammonia Converter for one of our regular clients in Pakistan. This was already the fourth time for CRAS to be involved in the change of basket from S-200 to S-300.

The scope of work for CRAS consisted in the catalyst unloading of the type S-200, removal of the exiting S-200 basket, install the new S-300 basket and the loading of fresh catalyst via the “shower head” loading method. In between our activities the client also had changed the existing High Pressure Shell for a new High Pressure Shell.

After several months of scheduling and equipment preparation for the shipment to Pakistan the job for CRAS started on May 2nd 2015 and was completed on May 26th 2016. Our Project Manager on this job, Stefan Breet, and his two teams continued to work continuously in day and night-shift, did an excellent job by delivering this complex project safely and on time. Main contribution to this success was the excellent cooperation between the client, the license holder/-catalyst vendor and CRAS. Another contributing factor to the success was the excellent preparation work done by the client; everything was well organized and prepared.

Jelmer BoltGeneral Manager CR Asia Singapore

CRAS is Fin Fan of Soda Blasting

CRAS recently had three successful but quite different projects using our sodium bicarbonate blasting technique.

The first was at a refinery south of Manila in the Philippines where the air pre-heaters of the platformer furnace were cleaned. The steam to air preheater was equipped with finned tubes but the flue gas to air preheater consisted of two packs of plate (Apex) bundles, the lower one with a length of four meters. It appeared that the blast-medium penetrated all the way and was still able to clean the plates at the bottom even with a stubborn sulphur pollution.

The second job was the external cleaning of sixty three radiators with a total of a thousand square meters at a diesel power plant in Karachi, Pakistan. The cleaning resulted in an increase of air-flow of twenty eight percent. The job was done with running fans so without interrupting the process. For this cleaning our two colleagues, Martin and Jasper, from MCO-Team came over from the Netherlands to commission the equipment and give the required training to the Reets crew.

The third job was at a refinery in Jurong, Singapore, where two hundred and forty square meters of induced draft air cooled heat exchangers were cleaning in only four dayshifts. The results were astonishing with an increase of air flow of sixty eight percent in average and a temperature drop of up to thirty degrees Celsius. Here also the cleaning was done fully on line without any interruption to the process.

With these three jobs CRAS have firmly proven the success of cleaning by soda blasting.

Harry Van Der MeerChemical Cleaning Division ManagerCR Asia Singapore

In 2015 CRAS has expanded its line of services to also offer mechanical services associated with the specialised activities currently executed by CRAS in order to handle it as a complete package.

In May 2015 the Mechanical Division was set up and started to focus on the mechanical jobs which are in line with our existing specialised divisions.

We will focus on our capability of doing multi-tasking to complete the works. It also reduces standby time between different parties and thereby saving costs for the client. With our current specialised divisions the interface with the mechanical works we come across at the moment are blinding, de-blinding, bolt tensioning and hydraulic torqueing. At first we will focus on these activities and during the next phase we will step into further expansion of our mechanical activities.

CRAS already procured the tools for both bolt tensioning and hydraulic torqueing. We already have selected and recruited a few new people for the division. Now we need to train the guys for using the bolt tensioning and hydraulic torqueing equipment. We also plan to train these technicians for multi-disciplinary skills so they can be used for several disciplines of services within CRAS. Dominic SavioMechanical Division ManagerCR Asia Singapore

CRAS Establishes Mechanical Division

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Innovation News - Drum Tipper

The loading of catalyst or other products from drums is a slow and labour intensive process that has major safety risks with manual handling. It is often a major undertaking and requires the interaction of forklifts, cranes with people that can result in injury along with the risk of manually handling drums.

The development and manufacture of a 4 drum hydraulic lifter has been done in CRAT with a prototype operational and a final design done. This lifter is capable of lifting 4 drums of various weight and size in a safe and efficient manner. The unit is powered by an electric hydraulic power Pac.

This initiative was led by the CRAT team.

Oliver RooneyEquipment & Procurement ManagerCR Asia Group

Money out – making payments and keeping the bills paidMoney in – processing incoming paymentsPayroll – making sure everyone gets paid (including the government)Reporting – preparing financial reports. Financial Controls – to avoid errors, fraud and theft.

Thaveesak KomonsuwanFinance & Administration ManagerCR Asia Thailand

CRAT Procurement Department

The keys to getting it Right

Right Quantity Right SourceRight PriceRight PlaceRight TimeRight TransportRight Contract


PTT Global Chemical Turnaround 2015, Thailand

CR Asia Thailand was awarded a turnaround project by PTTGC. The work comprised 2 packages for an Aromatics complex and covered the inspection, cleaning, repair and re-installation of numerous heat exchangers, fin fan coolers and columns.

The turnaround took place in Q3 2015 and a total of 75 pieces of process equipment were successfully maintained.

Nuchanart LapasanoiBD ManagerCR Asia Thailand

CRAT Accounting Department

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CRAT Marketing Activities in 2015

In 2015, we attended three marketing events to help the organization increase sales revenues and market share.

The three events were as follows:

1. ASIAN SBC Users’ Group for Power Plant Exhibition, 2. CR Lunch N’ Learn for Zyme Flow Technology 3. Oil and Gas (Thailand) 2015 in BITEC Bangna Bangkok Thailand.


CR Asia Invests in Training & Development

The training and development department is the new department introduced at CR Asia to complement and assist existing training programs and develop precise comprehensive skill based training packages for its employees. The aim is to deliver training that achieves measurable, visible and reliable results and by doing so promotes staff to a highly professional and personal level of expertise and safety. To help achieve this, a team was selected to visit Anabeeb and take part in their training and be introduced to the three step learning system.

Since completing the training at Anabeeb, TDD has carried out inert breathing apparatus training and industrial rescue training in Thailand and Malaysia. CR Asia Thailand are also currently in the development stage of producing a new training facility which will be used to provide improved training for its employees.

Peter SmithTraining ManagerCR Asia Group

CRAT Jetting Ahead in Power Sector

In 2015, CRAT had provided high pressure water jet clean-ing service for boiler and Steam transformer in shutdown period during 21 Oct to 11 Nov 2015 at Phukhieo Power plant (Mitr Phol Group).


HMC Polymers Turnaround 2015, Thailand

CR Asia Thailand has been awarded for HMC Polymers Co., Ltd. turnaround 2015. We were given quite a short period to develop this project. However, due to our long professional experience, CRAT has successfully completed turnaround projects for HMC without incident and achieved in time the customer expectation on quality of service.

HMC Polymers turnaround was from November 2015 to February 2016. The aim of the work consists in the following packages: Heat Exchanger Cleaning and Inspec-tion, cleaning and check Oleflex Reactor & Fire Heater and lastly, Reactor Effluent Drier Adsorbent Replacement. Finally, the project was appreciated by the customer. In the future, CRAT wish to get an opportunity from HMC Polymers to support them for their next turnaround.


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CRAI Wins BPCL Refinery Safety Award

CR Asia India at BPCL KOCHI-(M/S TECHNIP) refinery were recently awarded the “HSE Award-Best contractor” for 2016 after completing 455,880 manhours onsite without any first aid/medical treatment injuries. CRASIA INDIA was recognized for its proactive approach and involvement in safety improvements, identifying hazards at site and other safety audits processes.

A lot of hard work was put in by CR Asia Indiapersonnel from all sections of the company to achieve this award.

So we all should feel proud to be recognized for achieving a great outcome.

CR Asia India has been a great advocate for safety for encouraging its people on site to provide feedback, sugges-tions and leadership within the team and we are very confident that many more awards are on the way. Our only aim is to stand head and shoulders above everybody else in this endeavor.

Congratulations to CR Asia India

Jagajjeevan ShettyOperations ManagerCR Asia India

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CRAM Receives Plaudits from Shell

CRAM has made the breakthrough to Shell MDS, Bintulu when the catalyst change out contact was awarded for works during SMDS 2015 PTA. The works have been carried out successfully in September/October 2015 by CRAM assisted by expatriates and technicians from CRAS and CRAT. SMDS was happy with CRAM execution of the work and safety focus and issued a letter of appreciation to CRAM.

The success of the work was contributed by a very cordial coordination between SMDS and CRAM especially during the planning stages. We received a great deal of support from SMDS and this contributed positively to the Zero LTI target being accomplished.

Ahmad Jani DollahOperations ManagerCR Asia Malaysia

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CRAI Leads the Way in Tubular Reactors

IGL Kashipur

This year in the month of January 2016, CRAI proudly announced of successfully executing three tubular reactor jobs in a single work order working in parallel in a record time of 9 days.

All these activities were carried out in extreme weather conditions where temperatures plummeting almost 2 to 3 degrees with zero accident on safety index.

Albanna, the construction contractor contracted CRAI for Internal installation jobs in VGO and HDS reactors in Kochi BPCL Integrated refinery expansion project in February 2016. CRAI carried out the installation of these reactors for the first time. One more feather in CRAI cap for adding ALBANNA to the ever growing list of clientele.

CRAI completed the job in flying colors and client was extremely happy with the way in which job was executed professionally and adhering to complete safety standards.

Bridge and Roof IOCL Paradeep

The project is at VGO for fresh catalyst loading under Normal Atmosphere. It has become a second nature to CRAI to show exemplary safety consciousness and team spirit towards execution of jobs and finishing within schedule. The client appreciated the in-depth technical knowledge exhibited by CRAI engineers and technicians during job execution.

Technip-BPCL KOCHI

Fresh catalyst loading job in various equipment was awarded to CRAI by Technip for BPCL Integrated refinery expansion. Completing this project on time was critical to the end user as end user will do the start up immediately upon loading catalyst. We have deployed manpower and equipment to ensure this project is completed on time and with no safety incidents.

Jagajjeevan ShettyOperations ManagerCR Asia India

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CRAM Mechanical Services

In January- April 2015 CRAM registered a new milestone in mechanical services by executing their first mechanical jobs in Malaysia. The initial contract was with Thyssen-Kruup Industrial Solutions. The scope covered pipe-line cleaning/ flushing and pressure testing but was later extended to include pre-commissioning activities at Emery Oleochemicals in Teluk Panglima Garang, Malaysia. With a work-force of 60 personnel, the jobs were executed successfully and safely and CRAM would like to thank CRAT for their support.


CRAM Delivers Success for PETRONAS

CRAM has secured single largest contract with PETRONAS Penapisan Melaka Sdn Bhd (PPMSB) aka PETRONAS Refinery Melaka in May 2015. Touted as the largest contract of the catalyst change-out in the Group, works has been successfully completed in October/November 2015 on all 31 numbers of reactors with various sizes. Resources from CRAG, CRAT, CRAI and CRAS has been coordinated perfectly to ensure timely and safely completion of work. Total manpower for the work is 400 personnel.


ExxonMobil Safety Award for CRAS

On Monday, February 29th 2016 CR Asia Singapore received a Safety Contribution Award from ExxonMobil Singapore during their yearly Contractor Safety Forum event.

This token of appreciation was for our achievement of Zero Recordable Injury for Year 2015 within ExxonMobil Singapore Manufacturing Complex.

I would like to thank everyone within CRAS for making this possible and let’s continue the good and above all safe work.

Jelmer BoltGeneral Manager CR Asia Singapore

Reliance Awards CRAI for Safety Performance

Awards were distributed to CR Asia by RIL Safety team. RIL management appreciated CRAI efforts to complete 75,638 man-hours without any LTA. CRAI is committed to raise safety standards and also execute all work within the required schedule. Congratulations to the J3 team!

Vaibhav GajbhiyeNational BD ManagerCR Asia India

CR Asia Aware of Quality Management

Quality Management sessions were conducted at ‘3’ locations viz CRAM, Mangalore and Jamnagar (Both CRAI). The focus was on understanding the standard require-ments of ISO 9001, 14001 and 18001 which forms the Integrated Management System.

The purpose of this training is to prepare for 3rd party certification audits. Each function was made aware of the applicable clauses and how to monitor its effectiveness.

These type of sessions are planned to continue in the future to drive continuous improvement.

Dinesh DeogireGroup Quality and Performance ManagerCR Asia Group

The 45th National Safety Day was celebrated in our Yard with full enthusiasm and participation.

Our objective with this celebration is to prevent all incidents through awareness and safe behaviour.Introductory talk was given by me and motivational Speech was rendered by our Senior safety officer Mr. Bhavani Shanker.

Mr. William Almeida (Sr. Technician) & Mr. Deepak Shetty (Asst Yard Manager) narrated their experiences & emphasized on value of life thereby promoting our safety culture.

Our HR manager Joyce Serrao spoke for the occasion.Safety and Health Pledge was taken by all the participants to rededicate ourselves to the cause of occupational safety, health and protection of environment at workplace.

Safety badges were distributed to all participants.Mr. Chetan Kumar (Sr. Mech Technician) had won the best safety slogan award.

Everybody joined together to make this programme a success.

Rajesh KumarMangalore Yard Manager CR Asia India

CRAI Celebrates National Safety Day in Mangalore

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People Update

Equipped with a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the National University of Singapore, Alex joined CRAS in January 2016 after having spent 7 years working for an international EPC contractor in the Oil and Gas

industry. Tenacious by nature, he very much looks forward to positively contributing and fulfilling his responsibilities as Business Development Manager through close collaboration with colleagues and active exploration of new business opportunities in the pursuit of achieving sustainable growth for the company.

Fun fact: In 2002, Alex was enlisted into the Singapore Armed Forces for close to two and a half years. After the initial 9 months of military training, he took up the position of physical training instructor for the remainder of the duration, with qualifications certified by the Singapore Sports Council.

Chen Yangze, Alex

Dominic joined CR Asia Singapore in May 2015 in the new role as Mechanical Services Manager. Dominic is holding a Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering and an M.Sc in Mechanical (Precision) Engineering and will be

responsible for setting up the Mechanical Division in Singapore by giving mechanical support to our Catalyst Handling, CDT and Chemical Cleaning Divisions.

Dominic has extensive experience in the Oil & Gas industry. His main expertise previously was managing and handling Piping projects in both Brownfield and Greenfield areas for Oil & Gas clients.

T.Dominic Savio

Ijah Shahrir Bin Ramli

He also worked for 8 years in Financial Shared Services from Motor Division and 5 years in Iron Steel industries

Ijah Shahrir Bin RamliJoined CRAM as Account Executive on 22 Feb 2016Ijah Shahrir hold pre Commerce Cert from Uitm & Yayasan TerengganuHe has 2 years experience in oil and gas industries.

Dinesh Deogire joined CR Asia Group in Oct 2015 in a role of “Group Quality Performance Manager”. Dinesh is an engineer with a Masters in Business Administration. He brings with him rich experience in the Quality

domain with hands-on Six sigma (Black Belt Holder), TPM and team building. His knowledge of Quality Management Systems and support-ing Quality tools will benefit the organisation in the long run.

Dinesh Deogire

Sue Fern joined CR Asia Group office in February 2015 as the new Group Financial Accountant based in Singapore.She is a financial accountant with the background of group consolidation and reporting. Sue Fern is responsible for the

group consolidation and reporting. She is also responsible for the accounts and administration of the holding company.

Sue FernThe 45th National Safety Day was celebrated in our Yard with full enthusiasm and participation.







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People Update

Equipped with a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the National University of Singapore, Alex joined CRAS in January 2016 after having spent 7 years working for an international EPC contractor in the Oil and Gas

industry. Tenacious by nature, he very much looks forward to positively contributing and fulfilling his responsibilities as Business Development Manager through close collaboration with colleagues and active exploration of new business opportunities in the pursuit of achieving sustainable growth for the company.

Fun fact: In 2002, Alex was enlisted into the Singapore Armed Forces for close to two and a half years. After the initial 9 months of military training, he took up the position of physical training instructor for the remainder of the duration, with qualifications certified by the Singapore Sports Council.

Chen Yangze, Alex

Dominic joined CR Asia Singapore in May 2015 in the new role as Mechanical Services Manager. Dominic is holding a Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering and an M.Sc in Mechanical (Precision) Engineering and will be

responsible for setting up the Mechanical Division in Singapore by giving mechanical support to our Catalyst Handling, CDT and Chemical Cleaning Divisions.

Dominic has extensive experience in the Oil & Gas industry. His main expertise previously was managing and handling Piping projects in both Brownfield and Greenfield areas for Oil & Gas clients.

T.Dominic Savio

Ijah Shahrir Bin Ramli

He also worked for 8 years in Financial Shared Services from Motor Division and 5 years in Iron Steel industries

Ijah Shahrir Bin RamliJoined CRAM as Account Executive on 22 Feb 2016Ijah Shahrir hold pre Commerce Cert from Uitm & Yayasan TerengganuHe has 2 years experience in oil and gas industries.

Dinesh Deogire joined CR Asia Group in Oct 2015 in a role of “Group Quality Performance Manager”. Dinesh is an engineer with a Masters in Business Administration. He brings with him rich experience in the Quality

domain with hands-on Six sigma (Black Belt Holder), TPM and team building. His knowledge of Quality Management Systems and support-ing Quality tools will benefit the organisation in the long run.

Dinesh Deogire

Sue Fern joined CR Asia Group office in February 2015 as the new Group Financial Accountant based in Singapore.She is a financial accountant with the background of group consolidation and reporting. Sue Fern is responsible for the

group consolidation and reporting. She is also responsible for the accounts and administration of the holding company.

Sue FernThe 45th National Safety Day was celebrated in our Yard with full enthusiasm and participation.







Kamarudin Mat Nor joined CRAM as Head of support services on 1st January 2016.

Kamarudin Mat Nor

Kamarudin holds a Chemical Engineering degree from local university. He has extensive experience in the oil, gas and

petrochemical industries covering upstream and downstream services. Kamarudin was heading the engineering & services department with a local company prior to joining our organization.

David Young joined CR Asia in December 2015 as Group Business Development Manager. David is mainly responsible for developing winning strategies for major projects, managing and growing technology partnerships and establishing long-term

relationships with key clients and suppliers.

David is a Chartered Engineer and brings over 20 years of Oil & Gas experience. David has worked in various Senior Business Development roles within the catalysts, process technology and consulting areas. He has originated, managed and directed projects across the entire hydrocarbon value chain and across the full project life-cycle for many of the leading operators in Asia.

David has played a key role in developing and growing the hydrocarbon businesses of several leading MNC’s in Asia including Johnson Matthey, KBR and KBC Advanced Technology and developed an extensive network of senior level contacts.

David looks forward to working with the management team and staff at CR Asia to build on the successes to date and help take the business to new highs.

David YoungNora Azwani Che Muda joined CR Asia Malaysia office in Kemaman as Account Clerk on January 2016. Nora fresh graduated from Politeknik Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah in Diploma Accountancy.

Nora Azwani Che Muda

Noor Asdan bin Zakaria joined CRAM as Human Resource Executive on 22nd February 2016.

Noor Asdan bin Zakaria

Mohan Prabu joined CR Asia, Singapore on 7th Dec 2015 as a Quality & Security Pass Coordinator. He holds Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Bharathidasan University, India and have also attained Diploma in Supply Chain Management from

SIMM, Singapore.

He migrated to Singapore in Year 2006 and has worked for a few logistic companies. He has worked as a Logistic and Project Co-ordinator in his previous employment. He has exposure handling project work permit system and handling client’s demands. He has also worked at Inventory and customer service sectors in both private company and 3rd party logistics firms

He is responsible for maintaining quality standards and monitor staff’s security pass matters in CR Asia, Singapore.

Mohan Prabu

Asdan holds Administrative Science Degree along with Diploma from Universiti Teknologi Mara, Malaysia. He has 4 years of

working experience in various HR functions covering 2 years in oil and gas industry.

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CRAM Annual Dinner andAppreciation Night

CRAM Annual Dinner and Appreciations Night 2015 were held on the 2016 New Year Eve at the Zenith Hotel, Kuantan.

The night was attended by the staff and their family

members just a day after the total mobilization of the biggest project ever taken by CRAM, the PPMSB TA2015 works.

CRAM awarded its Long Serving Staff, Best Safety Employee and Best Employee of the Year that night. Puan Nurul Huda Musa, Accounts Executive, was awarded Best Employee of Year 2015.

Thanks to all members of the Organising Committee for their efforts and contributions to make the events such a success and memorable ones for years to come.

Sidek Haji AtanGeneral ManagerCR Asia Malaysia

People Update

Ramadhan IshafadaRamadhan Ishafada(Don) joined CR Asia in January 2016 and is the Manager – Projects and Sales, Offshore Services Department. He holds a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Hons.) from Universiti Tenaga Nasional

(UNITEN). He has over 10 years of working experience in engineering, offshore construction, plant & topside maintenance and project management in the oil, gas and petrochemical industry. He is responsible for the development and operations of offshore projects, with the main task of penetrating the offshore market in Malaysia.

Huynh Minh HuongHuong joined CRAT in February 2016 as Manager, Projects and Sales for Vietnam. Before joining the CRAT family, Huong worked as RFCCU Operations manager at the only operating refinery (Binh Son Refinery) in Vietnam. Huong holds a master degree in

Chemical Engineering and has 11 years of experience working in the Oil and Gas industry, particularly in refinery operations and maintenance. Huong’s background and experience will help develop CR Asia’s business in Vietnam. His mission is to promote CR Asia’s services to clients in Vietnam – a new developing market in the Oil and Gas sector and to make CR Asia a leading maintenance contractor in the Vietnam market.

Celebration of Hari Raya Adilfitri 2015

For year 2015, CRAM decided to held simple ceremony for Hari Raya Aidilfitri in front of Kemaman office. We also held religious ceremony to seek for good and better future for CRAM.

Roslan OsmanHead of Project Administration and Cost ControlCR Asia Malaysia

CRAS Celebrates Christmas and New Year

CRAT’s New Year Party

CRAT celebrated New Year with a bicycle competition. A 26km race was organized for the keen cyclists in the group while others competed over a shorter 10km distance so that all levels could participate and join in the fun.


Another successful gathering by CRAS with families for Christmas and New Year Party on 26th Dec 2015. It’s a simple BBQ at Harry’s place – Hillvista this year, as everywhere else was fully booked. Though we are back to the same place as 3 years ago in 2012, we still love this place. It’s one of the most comprehensive BBQ facilities available. We’ve engaged a Chief for cooking all the food. There is non-stop food supplies and free-flow of drinks available during the whole BBQ session. We have food, drinks and good company, what more can we ask for?

Sally KhoOperations ManagerCR Asia Singapore

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It all began when it was announced there was a picnic for all CR Asia India staff in the month of October 2015. The office staff based in Mumbai headed to Goa, which was then followed by the Mangalore team visiting Madikeri and the Jamnagar team visiting Dwarka and Diu. Each team had a great time and everyone was overwhelmed with the destinations chosen. From the beaches, sun and vindaloo to the lush green valleys, beautiful natural backdrop, and the enchanting temples, the three respective trips to Goa, Madikeri and Dwarka/Diu were phenomenal.

Apart from having explored these places, the trips also

allowed everyone to connect with each other. These expeditions presented an excellent opportunity to bond better with colleagues/co-workers and share a unique rapport with team members.

We were also delighted and honoured to have our Group Managing Director, Mr. Mark Stansfield and his wife, Mrs. Cheryl Stansfield, join us for the trip to Goa.

All staff members were particularly grateful to the Management of CR Asia India for giving us the opportunity to visit such remarkable places.

Joaquim D’SouzaHR ManagerCR Asia India

CRAI Celebrates in Style with Picnic

Wedding celebrations

Sudhir Aware, Systems Administrator, CR Asia, who tied the knot with Pratibha on 30th April, 2015 at Aurangabad.

Mr. Ashish Dalvi, who got married to Prajakta Chalke on 2nd January, 2016 at Mumbai.

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It all began when it was announced there was a picnic for all CR Asia India staff in the month of October 2015. The office staff based in Mumbai headed to Goa, which was then followed by the Mangalore team visiting Madikeri and the Jamnagar team visiting Dwarka and Diu. Each team had a great time and everyone was overwhelmed with the destinations chosen. From the beaches, sun and vindaloo to the lush green valleys, beautiful natural backdrop, and the enchanting temples, the three respective trips to Goa, Madikeri and Dwarka/Diu were phenomenal.

Apart from having explored these places, the trips also

allowed everyone to connect with each other. These expeditions presented an excellent opportunity to bond better with colleagues/co-workers and share a unique rapport with team members.

We were also delighted and honoured to have our Group Managing Director, Mr. Mark Stansfield and his wife, Mrs. Cheryl Stansfield, join us for the trip to Goa.

All staff members were particularly grateful to the Management of CR Asia India for giving us the opportunity to visit such remarkable places.

Joaquim D’SouzaHR ManagerCR Asia India

CRAI Celebrates in Style with Picnic

Wedding celebrations

Sudhir Aware, Systems Administrator, CR Asia, who tied the knot with Pratibha on 30th April, 2015 at Aurangabad.

Mr. Ashish Dalvi, who got married to Prajakta Chalke on 2nd January, 2016 at Mumbai.

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