Keppel Shipyard

2022 - 8 - 24

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Search under way for worker who fell into sea after crane toppled in ... (The Straits Times)

The 38-year-old Bangladeshi worker was on the pier at Keppel Shipyard where the crane had toppled. Read more at straitstimes.com.

It said: "Keppel Shipyard values the life and safety of every worker. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said it was alerted to the incident at about noon on Monday. MOM said part of the concrete pier that the crane was standing on collapsed. With Monday's incident, at least two workplace accidents have taken place at the Keppel shipyard in Tuas this year. In a statement, Keppel Shipyard said a section of the quayside had given way, causing two workers to fall into the sea and a crane to tilt to one side. In response to queries, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said a 38-year-old Bangladeshi worker in Keppel Shipyard was on a pier where the crane had toppled.

1 worker missing at sea after part of concrete pier collapses at ... (Mothership.sg)

Four workers suffered minor injuries and another is still missing after a large structure at Keppel Shipyard collapsed into the sea at around 10:40am on Aug. 22 ...

As investigations are ongoing, we are unable to provide further details at this juncture." As of Aug. This also caused the crane to be partially submerged under water," the spokesperson further explained. SCDF search operations are ongoing." SCDF added. SCDF conveyed two persons to National University Hospital.

Search is on for missing worker who fell into sea after crane topples ... (TODAY)

SINGAPORE — A search operation is ongoing for a missing Bangladeshi worker who fell into the sea on Monday (Aug 22) after a crane at the Keppel Shipyard in ...

Part of the concrete pier on which the crane was standing had collapsed. Advertisement One was rescued and is in stable condition, while the other is missing.

Worker missing after crane collapse in Keppel yard (Energy Voice)

One worker is missing and several have been injured after a crane collapsed at a Keppel shipyard in Tuas, Singapore on Monday.

A fifth person fell into the water and remains missing with search and rescue efforts ongoing. “SBM Offshore confirms that an incident has occurred at the Keppel Shipyard, Singapore, impacting an FPSO which is currently under construction. We are working with the SCDF and Police Coast Guard on the search operations.”

Worker missing, another in hospital after latest Singapore yard ... (Upstream Online)

One worker is still missing after falling into the sea and another remains injured in a stable condition after an incident on Monday morning at Keppel ...

Four persons were injured in the incident and are in a stable condition. We have rescued one of the workers who is in stable condition, while the other worker is currently missing,” a Keppel Shipyard spokesperson told Upstream. "During construction activities, a section of the yard’s quayside alongside the FPSO collapsed, causing an impact between the crane and the vessel.

Man missing after crane incident (Vertikal.net)

A man is missing and feared drowned after a crane collapse at the Keppel Shipyard in Singapore on Monday. Four others were injured. The crane a rail mounted ...

Keppel Shipyard values the life and safety of every worker and is working closely with the authorities to conduct thorough investigations. We have rescued one of the workers who is in stable condition, while the other worker is currently missing. In a statement, Keppel Shipyard said: “We can confirm that an incident occurred yesterday at Keppel Shipyard in Tuas where a section of the quayside gave way causing two workers to fall into the sea and a crane to tilt to the side.

SCDF stands down search operation for missing worker at Keppel ... (CNA)

SINGAPORE: The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) on Wednesday (Aug 24) said it has "stood down" its resources in the search operation for a worker who ...

He fell into the sea and is missing, the MOM spokesperson added. “SCDF conveyed two people to the National University Hospital. A Keppel Shipyard spokesperson said on Tuesday: "A section of the quayside gave way causing two workers to fall into the sea and a crane to tilt to the side."