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Singapore is Aiming to Set New Framework to boost Productivity

James Boley by James Boley
November 17, 2019
in World
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Singapore – Companies in the process of construction and maintenance industry in SGP will able to gain an identity if they follow some productivity rules. The companies providing services to energy and chemical plants will also gain recognition.

There is a new certification framework that will test companies in four areas, how they improve planning and execution through project management tools, technology adoption, staff development, and data collection.

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Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry, Dr. Koh Poh Koon, said that certified companies take benefits from being plant owners and they would be engaged in contracts. As per Data SGP, the Economic Development Board is the first in the world for the energy and chemical industry and it can be beneficial for Singapore if implemented properly. The country is facing carbon constraints and land constraints. It can do more than the expectations by increasing productivity.

Dr. Koh is also the deputy secretary-general at the National Trades Union Congress. He encourages the companies to spread a network that can help workers become able to adopt the technology. There are about 400 process construction and maintenance companies in SGP and they are serving more than 100 international energy and chemical manufacturers on Jurong Island that have invested $50 billion.
Singapore is aiming to improve productivity that can reduce maintenance downtime for plant owners. There are many ongoing initiatives to attract investment in SGP to build new plants, energize the companies and create job opportunities for people.
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With an experience of two years covering the local news, James has a panache for recognizing, understanding and decoding science based news. He brings in the best news pieces for the Science/Environment section of the website.

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