For vessel works, you must provide: Vessel name Voyage numberRead more
For vessel works, you must provide: Vessel name Voyage numberRead more
Select the appropriate type of work. Provide a clear and specific description of the activity. ⚠️ Do not enter: “NA” “NIL” URLsRead more
Only one email address should be entered. This email will be used for all correspondence related to the submission.Read more
The sponsor and/or contractor responsible for the work may submit the DoW. However, they remain accountable for ensuring all coordination and legal requirements are fulfilled before work commences.Read more
The DoW form can be accessed via JP Online Forms Download under the Safety Related section here.Read more
A DoW must be submitted: For works in common areas within Jurong Port premises. For works in tenanted areas that may impact other users, operations, or surrounding activities.Read more
A Declaration of Work is a mandatory submission to notify JP on the works carrying out within Jurong Port premises, particularly in common areas and tenanted areas that may affect others.Read more
(1) Intermittent Siren (Wavy) – Click HERE to listen Description: Important Message Response Actions: Check JP Port Circulars, or wait for announcements via WhatsApp/email Stop all activities immediately Move to the nearest assembly point if it is safe to do so If it is a security threat, follow SGSecure Run, Hide, Tell Protocol: Run: Move quickly and quietlyRead more
Integrated Command Centre (Port Security): +65 6660 9555 General Cargo Office (GCO): +65 9757 2604 Workplace Safety & Health (WSH): +65 6265 0666 Pass/Permit Office (Short Term Pass): +65 6660 9568 All of the above contacts are available 24/7. For real-time updates, please refer to the JP Port Circulars.Read more
Contact the Jurong Port Security Department (JPSD) at +65 6660 9555 or General Cargo Office (GCO) at +65 9757 2604 immediately.Read more
Headquartered in Singapore, Jurong Port is a leading international multipurpose port operator handling general, bulk and containerised cargo. Jurong Port began operations in 1965 as a general and bulk cargo port, serving the development needs of Singapore’s Jurong industrial estate. Today, its main gateway terminal in Singapore welcomes more than 15,000 vessels each year from both the region and internationally.
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