Equipment without a valid permit is NOT ALLOWED to operate within the port. Non-compliance may result in a Notice of Infringement (NOI) being issued at the company level.Read more
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Yes, automated reminders will be sent prior to permit expiry to facilitate timely renewals.Read more
To minimise operational disruptions, applications should be submitted at least three (3) days in advance. Last-minute requests will be reviewed and processed on a case-by-case basis.Read more
You will be notified via the system through email to resubmit the required information.Read more
Yes, amendments may be made before approval. Once the permit has been approved, any subsequent changes will require a new application submission.Read more
Depending on the equipment type and intended operation, supporting documents may include: Valid insurance certificates (e.g. Public Liability and Machinery All Risks) Equipment/LTA registration documents Equipment Certification of Origin or Serial Plate details MOM/Authorised Examiner (AE) certificates Maintenance or inspection certificates Risk Assessment (RA) Operator training or competency certificates NEA registration documents OEM certifications EquipmentRead more
Existing permits will continue to remain valid until their expiry date. Upon expiry, all renewals must be submitted through the MEL application.Read more
The application fee is $40 per equipment application. Fees paid are non-refundable and payment can be made through the MEL platform.Read more
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
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
