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SEG Annual Leadership Camp 2011

21 - 22 December 2011, SEG Annual Leadership Camp, Camp Ingeniero..!!

Singapore Robotic Games 2012

Republic Polytehnic SEG won 7 trophies in Singapore Robotic Games 2012

International Technology Exhibition, TRONSHOW2012, Japan

SEG DBME and DDEE Students Final Year Project Showcased at International Technology Exhibition, TRONSHOW2012, Japan

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

LSCMS IG: Student helpers for Singapore Manufacturing Federation


As part of SEG’s close relationship with Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF – formerly known as Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation SMa), and the opportunity for a more holistic education as a student in RP, the Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society Interest Group (LSCMS IG) had tied up with SMF to support 2 of their events in a hectic week.

On 30 Oct, SMF launched their 6th Centre of Excellence, the Singapore Innovation and Productivity Institute (SiPi) during their annual Singapore Innovation & Productivity Conference, which was graced by Senior Minister of State for Trade & Industry and National Development, Mr Lee Yi Shyuan, at Marina Bay Sands. Our students had rushed down to MBS to help SMF prepare all the goodie bags the day before the event and had to arrive at the venue very early on the day itself to assist in registration, ushering and providing logistical support to make the event successful.

On 9 Nov, SMF jointly organized the annual MAXA Manufacturing Excellence Community Event with EDB at SMU, which brought in speakers such as Dr James P. Womach, Founder of the Lean Institute. Being a more casual event, students dressed up in casual wear and jeans, but they still had to perform similar roles in registration and ushering. On top of the support they provided, they also had access to attend speeches by professionals with inspiring and applicable insights towards productivity improvement, new processes and techniques used by companies, and a wide breadth of topics on lean tools and data analysis, during their role as helpers for these 2 days.

SMF is very pleased with the support that this group of students has provided and will be preparing certificates of appreciation for their effort, besides the transport allowance that they have given them. We certainly look forward to more of such win-win collaborations for our SEG students.


Monday, November 26, 2012

SEG DIOM Study Trip to Sydney, Australia

DIOM had successfully organized and conducted a Student Overseas Study trip for a group of 24 DIOM/DSCM students to Sydney, Australia from 7th – 12th September 2012.

The itinerary includes visit to the University of New South Wales, TAFE School of Design, GPC Electronic Manufacturing Pty Ltd who is one of the main contract Manufacturer for Electronic equipment in Australia. Educational visit to Sydney Water Recycling facilities and several Food industries (Sydney Fish Market/Gavana Holstein Dairy Farm for Cold Chain operations & Smart Farm concept; Paddy’s Market for Retails operations) were included for students to gain experience and appreciate the different aspects of these operations.

 

Through students’ reflection and feedback, they had gained invaluable insights of various operations management issues and challenges from their visits to the above mentioned destinations. They also have the opportunity to interact with students during the visit to the University of New South Wales and Enmore TAFE School of Design. The students left these institutions with great impression and had certainly widened their horizon and global mind-set of how other tertiary students are performing.

 

This trip is not just work, but fun too. The students got to enjoy some free and easy moment along the famous Bondi Beach, visit the renowned Sydney Opera House & Darling Harbour, the heritage buildings at the Rocks and shopping time at Queen Victoria Building and Cole’s supermarket. Overall, it was an eye-opening and enriching trip as it was the first overseas trip for many students in the group.

SEG DIOM Study Trip to South Korea

On 16th September 2012, 24 SEG students went for Student Overseas Trip (6 days).

This is a fruitful trip where the students visited various companies and local schools. It was made challenging by the typhoon on Monday where the whole day was raining with strong winds, however we were fortunate that the weather was sunny for the rest of the trip.


Company Visits:
The team visited various companies like Hyundai Motor, Pyeongtaek Port, Uiwang Container Logistics, Korea Post Services etc to learn about their various operational processes from the companies.  The host gave the students a good overview of the company business processes. The students also get to visit the local school facilities, Seonggunkwan University, Korea Polytechnic University which gave them a different educational system experience.


Cultural:

SEG DSCM Study Trip to Taiwan

24 SEG students (DSCM/DIOM/DAA) went for a Student Overseas Trip from South to North Taiwan from 19th Sep to 26th Sep 2012.

Company visits
During 7 days, we have visited various ports in Kaohsiung, Taichung and Taipei. Students have learnt how these ports play important roles as a transhipment shipping centres for the Asia Pacific region and global commercial logistics management.

 We also paid visits to the leading logistics companies, such as
-    Evergreen International Storage & Transport Corporation, which is specialized in cargo transportation, warehousing, oil distribution and passenger transportation business.
– The pioneer of container transportation in Taiwan.
“Wah, what a big vessel with so many containers!”

 -    Tonglit Logistics, which is specialized in providing One-Stop service for vehicle import and export.
“So many cars in the ports ~~ ”
                   
 -    CTW Logistics Corporation, a 3PL which provides integrated logistics services. We witnessed how the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) is working in the warehouse.

     “COOL~~ looks like Robot”

-    President Transnet Corporation (Subsidiary of Uni–President Group) –It has become known throughout in Taiwan by the brand name – Kuroneko Takkyubin, which providing door to door delivery island-wide and also to Singapore. We are touched by the company’s culture of caring everyone.

“We like the cute cat dolls”
We had opportunity to visit National Kaohsiung Marine University – College of Management – Department of Logistics Management. Where the students made new friends and had a great time with the local students.

Culture Appreciation
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