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SINGAPORE SHIPREPAIRING, SHIPBUILDING & OFFSHORE INDUSTRIES DIRECTORY 2019/2020
Association of Singapore Marine Industries
INTRODUCTION
OBJECTIVES
REPRESENTATION
The Association of Singapore Marine Industries (ASMI) is a non-pro t trade association set up in 1968 to promote the interests and advancement of the marine industry in Singapore. From humble beginnings, ASMI has grown and matured into a reputable organisation that is recognised locally and internationally as the of cial trade body representing the Singapore marine and offshore engineering industry. The Association has grown and transformed itself over the last 50 years, and broadened its representation to encompass a wider spectrum of marine and offshore related businesses.
Today, ASMI is the nucleus for the promotion and advancement of the Singapore ship repair, shipbuilding, rigbuilding and offshore engineering sectors. The Association plays an important role in unifying industry players towards shared objectives as well as in directing industry resources towards achieving common goals.
The Association’s objectives are:
• To represent and promote the interests of
the Association’s members and the local marine and offshore engineering industry in Singapore and overseas.
• To foster closer cooperation among members, and between ASMI and relevant organisations in Singapore and internationally.
• To promote regular programmes to improve productivity, technology, skills upgrading and to raise safety, health and environmental standards in the marine and offshore engineering industry.
• To maintain closer relations with government agencies through direct representations and regular dialogues on matters affecting the industry.
ASMI represents a wide cross-section of companies in the business of ship repair, ship conversion, shipbuilding, rigbuilding and offshore engineering. Its membership comprises major shipyards, local and foreign manufacturers and suppliers of marine and offshore equipment, components and services. ASMI members also include marine and offshore engineering companies, marine consultants and contractors as well as others whose business activities are directly related to the industry.
ASMI members’ business activities comprise the following:
• Ship repair and conversion
• Shipbuilding
• Rig building and offshore engineering
• Air-conditioning and refrigeration supply
and services
• Corrosion control services
• Electrical and electronic equipment supply
and servicing
• Engine supply and servicing
• Marine engineering services
• Marine & offshore equipment and materials
supply and services
• Survey and inspection services
• Marine design and consultancy services
• Safety and IT systems, equipment and
services
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