SS 659 is Singapore’s Code of Practice for Scaffolds. Learn what it requires, who enforces it, inspection rules, and how to avoid shutdown from non-compliance.
Infrared thermography inspection uses thermal cameras to measure surface temperatures across equipment, structures, and electrical systems without taking anything offline. It works on a simple
Most plant managers in Singapore do not lose money because of a single catastrophic failure. They lose it slowly. Missed PM schedules. Electricians pulled off
Which code you need. What it covers. How to plan inspections without shutdown surprises Singapore plants do not lose money because “standards are confusing.” They
Jurong Island sites do not usually fail because nobody cared. They fail because water gets in, then stays there, then nobody sees what happens next. That
Asset Integrity Management often fails in Singapore for one simple reason. Plans are written for audits, not for inspectors. In refineries, terminals, chemical plants, and
How to start RBI on old assets Start with what you already have. Pick one unit, clean up the equipment list, define corrosion circuits, and
Vibration analysis sits at the heart of keeping Singapore’s industrial equipment running reliably, saving both money and headaches for maintenance teams. It’s a method that
Workplace safety in Singapore isn’t just a box-ticking exercise—it’s what keeps businesses open, teams healthy, and everyone’s livelihoods protected. Especially in engineering and construction, those
