When you handle hazardous chemicals and petroleum products, safety cannot be a slogan. It has to be built into every procedure, every vehicle and every person.
Our clients trust us with products that most carriers will not touch. That trust depends on how we protect our people, the communities around our Jurong terminal and the environment we operate in.
Our approach rests on three commitments: protecting the people who do the work, operating strictly within Singapore’s regulatory framework, and preventing harm to the environment, with the readiness to respond quickly if something goes wrong.
harm to people, property and the environment: the only acceptable target on every job
Protecting our people
Sinsenmoh Transportation conducts all activities in a manner that protects the health and safety of our employees, contractors, customers and the public.
- Comply with all applicable laws, regulations, permit conditions and customer HSE requirements
- Identify hazards, assess risks and put effective controls in place before work begins
- Provide the training, equipment and resources our people need to work safely
- Give every employee and contractor the authority to stop unsafe work, without fear of blame
- Report and investigate incidents and near misses, and share the lessons learned
Operating within Singapore’s framework
Singapore has one of the most rigorous regulatory environments for hazardous materials in the world. We build our operations around it.
Hazardous substances
Petroleum & flammable materials
Workplace safety & health
International dangerous goods codes
Protecting the environment
Preventing spills and releases is our first environmental responsibility. Using resources wisely and reducing emissions is the second.
- Bunded storage, controlled drainage and spill kits at every handling point
- Chemical waste segregated and disposed of through licensed collectors
- Route and load planning to cut empty kilometres and fuel use
- Preventive vehicle maintenance to improve efficiency and reduce emissions
- Reuse of pallets, drums and packaging wherever safe and permitted
How we manage risk
Six disciplines that turn our HSE policy into daily practice across the terminal, the warehouse and the road.
People & competence
Dangerous goods awareness, safe handling, PPE, forklift and driver training, with refresher programmes and competency checks.
Process safety
Written operating procedures, permit-to-work systems, pre-task risk assessments and compatibility checks for every product.
Road safety
Pre-trip vehicle inspections, journey management, driver rest rules and correct placarding and load securing.
Environmental protection
Bunded storage, spill kits, controlled drainage and proper disposal of chemical waste through licensed collectors.
Emergency preparedness
Site emergency response plans, regular drills and a 24/7 emergency contact for transport incidents.
Assurance & improvement
Inspections, audits, incident investigations and management reviews that turn data into action.
If something goes wrong, we respond
Our emergency procedures protect people first, contain the incident and notify the right authorities quickly.
Protect
Make the area safe, keep people away and use the correct PPE.
Alert
Notify emergency services, our 24/7 line and the customer immediately.
Contain
Use spill kits and containment to prevent spread to drains and soil.
Recover & learn
Clean up with licensed specialists, investigate and prevent recurrence.
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Find out moreHSE documents & resources
Qualifying us as a supplier? Our HSE documentation, licences and procedures are available to customers on request.
