An Equipment Permit Card is required for equipment that: Is mechanically powered; Requires deployment or stationing within operational areas; and Has potential safety impact on personnel or infrastructure. Examples include forklifts, excavators, wheel loaders, MEWPs, reach stackers, road rollers, and other similar machinery.Read more
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The MEL Application is Jurong Port’s online platform for the submission and renewal of Equipment Permit Cards for mechanical equipment operating within the port.Read more
Submissions with unclear descriptions, placeholders (e.g. “NA”, “NIL”), or incomplete details may result in delays, follow-ups, or the need for resubmission.Read more
No, a separate DoW must be submitted for works carried out at different Jurong Port premises.Read more
No. Submission of the DoW does not automatically grant approval to commence work. Before work commencement, the sponsor and/or contractor must: Liaise with the relevant area owner. Deconflict schedules with other users. Ensure all legal and regulatory requirements are met.Read more
Yes, a receipt email will be sent within 30 seconds of successful submission.Read more
Read and accept the Terms & Conditions. Confirm the declaration before final submission.Read more
The declared work period must fall within one year from the declared start date. Ensure the dates accurately reflect the intended work period.Read more
Under “Location of Work”: Select the relevant Jurong Port premises. Select the specific berth, yard, or warehouse. If works are conducted across different premises, separate DoW submissions must be made.Read more
For diving or underwater works: The declarant must coordinate with the JP Berthing Team. A confirmed diving window must be arranged prior to submission and execution.Read more
