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SUMMARY:Mitigating Lightning & Electrical Surge Damages
DESCRIPTION:17 November 2021\, Wednesday – In the year of 2010\, Singapore Standard SS 555 was introduced and updated in 2018. However\, wrongly applied lightning protection system are still seen in the industry. As such\, ASPRI has partnered with DEHN (SEA) Pte Ltd to organise a webinar titled\, “Mitigating Lightning and Electrical Surge Damages according to Singapore Standard SS 555”. \nMr Tan Chi Sheng\, Technical Sales Manager of DEHN\, opened the webinar by giving a short introduction of his company with more than 100 years of experience in electro-technical. The webinar aimed to help members understand the local requirement through proper design process and select suitable lightning protection design method and components. \nAfter which\, Mr Tan shared on the mandatory requirement of Singapore Lightning Protection Standard SS 555 and its sub parts. It covers the essentials of Lightning Risk Assessment (SS 555\, Part 2) and the respective counter measures to ensure human safety and system’s efficient performance. \nHe also talked about Lightning Protection System design for hazardous zone (EX zone 1 and 2) and implementation of surge protection device for instrument and control/monitoring system which is required to protect electrical and electronic equipment even though external lightning protection is installed. \nThe webinar then transited into a Q&A session where attendees managed to ask questions and clarify their concerns about SS 555. \nASPRI would like to thank both our members and DEHN (SEA) Pte Ltd for making this webinar possible. We hope the attendees found it to be beneficial and valuable.
URL:https://aspri.com.sg/event/mitigating-lightning-electrical-surge-damages/
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SUMMARY:Carbon Management Workshop
DESCRIPTION:19 November 2021\, Friday – For most businesses\, cost reduction has always been the main priority\, but in recent times\, sustainability has started to become a rising concern. With the Singapore Green Plan 2030\, more businesses are moving towards reducing operating costs and gaining a competitive advantage by going green! \nBe it if you are operating a small business or working for a large corporation\, finding measures that reduce costs and increase sustainability should be a big part of your business plan! As such\, ASPRI is grateful to have collaborated with Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition (CPLC) in organising a 1-day Carbon Management Workshop. \nThe workshop started with an opening address given by Ethan Chia\, Programme Manager of ASPRI\, who oversees Sustainability and Digitalisation for the Association. He briefly shared on the vision of ASPRI and how the Association is trying its very best to support member companies on their sustainability journey. \nDr Ryal Wun\, Managing Director of CPLC Singapore\, took over to introduce CPLC and shared a video on what greenhouse effects and climate change is all about. He further shared on what are emissions and the 4 pillars of sustainability which are Business Human Rights\, Labour\, Anti-Corruption and Environment. Other topics on carbon footprint\, carbon pricing\, carbon credits and many more were also shared. \nAfter which\, Gabriel Tan\, Assistant Manager (Upskilling & Recognition) of CPLC Singapore shared in details the benefits of using the Carbon & Emissions Recording Toll (CERT) tool. With the CERT tool\, members will be able to calculate their carbon footprint as well as to measure the progress on emission reduction across a period of time. \nAfter lunch\, CPLC Singapore invited 3 guest speakers who are sustainable solution providers to share on sustainability solutions which members can adopt. The 1st speaker was Mr Leela Krishna Sriramula\, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer of SpaceAge Labs. Mr Leela shared on how IOT and AI can help improve resources efficiency and regulatory compliance. \nThe 2nd speaker was Mr Leonard Chen\, Sales and Marketing Manager of Uniweld Products (USA)\, shared on the different types of products and services that are available such as Augmented Reality (AR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Process Automation\, Productivity Enhancement Technology\, Induction Heating System\, Additive Manufacturing\, Air Quality Management System and more! \nThe 3rd and last guest speaker\, Mr Kang Jen Wee\, Founder and CEO of T.RECs.ai then further shared on the difference between ESG and Greenwashing. He also briefly talked about the myths about zero carbon and how we can be powered by 100% renewal energy and more. \nFollowing which\, all participants were broken up into different breakout rooms where an interactive discussion was conducted to gather feedback and comments from the participants of different companies. It was great to see how everyone participated and gave their feedback on how their company can reduce emissions and to share the type of innovations that their company requires to help reduce emissions. \nThe workshop ended with a Q&A session followed by a summary of the whole workshop. ASPRI would like to thank CPLC Singapore and all the speakers for making this workshop possible! Last but not least\, we would also like to thank our very supporter and co-sponsor of this workshop\, Employment and Employability Institute (e2i). It was an insightful sharing and I believe our members have a better idea of how they can better manage\, track and improve their carbon emissions. \nFor those who have missed the workshop\, you may refer to the slides here.
URL:https://aspri.com.sg/event/carbon-management-workshop/
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