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Seascape Surveyor April 2011

Volume 10

1-2 Welcome Management Summary

3 Project Update

4 Health Promotion Programrv

5 Office Opening Ceremony

6 Safety News

7-8 Seascape Surveys Personnel

9 IT Knowledge formation

10 Other News Kow

11 Seascape Surveys Snapshots

Ins ide Th is I ssue Welcome Hi all, Happy New Year and welcome to the 10th edition of our Seascape Surveyor, the first of 2011. This issue contains a management summary from our new General Manager in Singapore—Steve McVey who joined Seascape Surveys in November 2010. He is a new face in our company but he has been in the Survey/ROV business for a long time and will bring extensive experi-ence to Seascape Surveys. We are pleased to welcome him into the Seascape Surveys team. This year Seascape Surveys will continue its focus on Health and Safety with a new event, Vaccination Day. This event is an opportunity for Seascape Surveys staff to ensure they are vaccinated against harmful illnesses and diseases and we will continue this event yearly. We hope you enjoy this edition of the Seascape Surveyor and please keep sending in your photos and news so we can continue to keep ever

Management Summary Hi. It is great to be back in the survey industry. In the 3 months since joining Seascape Surveys I have real-ized what I had been missing for the last couple of years – teamwork, positive attitudes, commitment and lastly but definitely not least smiling faces. Seascape Surveys has defi-nitely come a long way since inception and that is the result of all your efforts. We continue to grow and have committed to growth through expansion of offices, internal and exter-nal training programs and the acquisition of the Barakuda. We are advancing and enhancing Seascape Survey’s reputa-tion across Asia Pacific through a dedicated and proactive safety culture led by a steadfast HSE Department. Safety is all about YOU and we must continue to promote and grow safety culture not only in the workplace but also at home. Safety Observation Cards ( positive or negative ), Risk As-sessments and Tool Box Talks are simply means of formally communicating processes we carry out subconsciously every day. In other words I see communications as being a key fac-tor in ensuring we continue to work in a safe and responsible manner

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Steve McVey General Manager of Seascape Surveys

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The acquisition of the Barakuda is a further platform for the growth of Seascape Surveys. Since the purchase of the vessel she has safely and successfully carried out projects for Conoco Phillips, Global Industries, Kangean Energy and Chevron. The Barakuda brings exciting new opportunities to Seascape Surveys allowing us to enter and compete in the ROV, hydrographic, geophysical, geotechnical and environmental markets in both Indonesia and the Asia Pacific region. I am sure we are all up to the challenge of these new opportunities and with the training required and experienced gained, the benefits both professionally and personally will be immense. I look forward to meeting up with all of you in the very near future. I do make the commitment to promoting and encouraging HSE, ensuring the future growth and success of Seascape Surveys and last but not least to the safety and well-being of all employees and contractors of Seascape Surveys.

Sampai jumpa lagi

2010 HSE KPI Achievement

Peter says..

2010 has come to close, another successful and safe year for Seascape Surveys. The year ended and a new year started with tendering activity at all time highs. Good signs for hopefully a successful and rewarding 2011. Seascape Surveys Management would like to thank all for their 2010 contribu-tion, specially a great safety record in a year of all time high man hours.

Total Seascape Surveys Man hours year 2010 : 237026 Total Man hours without LTI since 2005-2010 : 868954

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Project Update

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Mermaid Commander Seascape Surveys provided Survey and Positioning Services onboard the DSV Mermaid Commander throughout October and November 2010, in the Gulf of Thailand. Following completion of that pro-gram, Seascape Surveys performed a detailed dimensional survey of the vessel whilst in dry dock, to confirm the location of all posi-tioning sensors. Mermaid Siam The Mermaid Siam continues to perform air and sat diving projects in the Middle East, with Seascape Survey onboard providing Survey and Positioning Service. The vessel has performed a range of pro-jects, for a number of clients including Total, Maersk Oil, Occiden-tal, and Acergy. Mermaid Sapphire Seascape Surveys have successfully completed a number of pipeline inspection surveys onboard the Mermaid Sapphire for various cli-ents including CSOTL, CUEL, and TTM. During January, the team used the latest R2Sonic multibeam echosounder as part of a pipe-line inspection program for CSOTL with some very impressive re-sults. Seascape Surveys continue to provide subsea inspection services onboard the vessel, for the ongoing subsea IRM campaign for PTTEP in the Gulf of Thailand. Mermaid Endurer The Mermaid Endurer has completed a number of projects in the North Sea. Seascape Surveys have supported the work by providing survey and positioning services onboard in partnership with Spe-cialist Subsea Services, based in Aberdeen. Mermaid Performer Seascape Surveys is currently providing survey and subsea inspec-tion services onboard the Mermaid Performer during the 2011 Chevron Thailand Subsea Inspection Program in the gulf of Thai-land. The scope of work covers ROV based inspection of 400km of pipeline, and 51 platforms. Chevron Indonesia The Seascape Surveys team in Balikpapan continue to perform rig and barge moves and positioning the DSV for Chevron Indonesia, as part of the 3 year ongoing contract. Seascape Surveys also re-cently completed a number of geophysical site and pipeline route surveys using the Barakuda for Chevron Indonesia as part of the contract. Inpex Seascape Surveys are in the final stages of completing the Inpex Abadi FEED Logistics Base survey in remote Tanimbar Islands, in Eastern Indonesia. The project involves detailed hydrographic, topographic and geotechnical surveys at two proposed logistics base sites, to assist with site selection and design works. The pro-ject involved collaboration with PT Golders Indonesia and PT Surtech Utama for provision of geotechnical and airborne LIDAR survey works. PT Hallin Indonesia Seascape Surveys provided Survey, Positioning and Inspection Ser-vices onboard the DSV Windermere, during recent IRM campaigns for Pertamina and Santos in Indonesia.

Conoco Phillips Indonesia Seascape Surveys performed an emer-gency call out project for Conoco Phillips Indonesia following damage to an FSO CALM buoy, in the Natuna Sea, Indonesia. Using the Barakuda, Seascape Surveys performed a detailed ROV inspection of the damaged buoy, and using provided COPI with a rapid assessment of the damage to enable salvage and repair works. PT TIMAS Suplindo Seascape Surveys have provided Con-struction Survey and Positioning Ser-vices during recent offshore platform installation campaigns by PT TIMAS Suplindo, for HESS, in East Java. The projects involved installation of 2 jackets and platforms in shallow water, with multiple vessels working on-site simultaneously. Fugro Geoteam Seascape Surveys recently completed scouting survey works for Fugro Geoteam to support their seismic sur-vey program onboard the Seisquest, offshore East Kalimantan, Indonesia.

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Health Promotion Campaign

Seascape Surveys has conducted a Health Promotion Campaign, coordinated with Medic One Indonesia, many participants joined in this event, with many enthusiasm participants we conducted in 2 times on December 2010. Purpose of health promotion in the workplace Develop a hygienic lifestyle and healthy behaviors in the

workplace. Reduce sickness absenteeism. Reduce occupational diseases and injury. Creating a healthy, safe and productive work environment.

Provide a positive impact on the environment and community. Benefits of health promotion in the workplace in general Workplace Health Promotion encourages healthy workplace

and healthy workforce that is essential for economic growth and social development. Health promotion program at work is very ideal for creating a

healthy workforce and a healthy workplace Health of workers are very closely related to a healthy workplace environment and this is a factor that can affect the health of families and surrounding communities Benefits for Company Improving the working environment healthy and safe and

comfortable. Positive Corporate Image Improve morale of employees Reduce the number of absenteeism Increase productivity Reduce health care costs or insurance costs.

Prevention of disease and injury. Benefits for Employees Healthy workplace environment Increase self confidence Reduce stress Increase work enthusiasm Improve workers ability to adopt healthy behavior

Contribute to healthy families and communities

Kangean Energy Indonesia Seascape Surveys are supporting Kangean Energy during the cur-rent drilling campaign North of Bali, Indonesia. Seascape are providing ROV drill support services onboard the COSL BOSS jack-up drilling rig, through our partner company Total Marine Technology . In addition, Seascape Surveys are providing rig posi-tioning services during the rig movements, and also completed a detailed inspection of the drilling sites, including visual inspec-tion of existing wellheads, and positioning works for wellhead re-entry planning. Subtech Seascape Surveys performed a geophysical survey in the Middle East for Subtech, to support offshore mooring installation works performed by the Mermaid Siam.

Global Industries Using the Barakuda, Seascape Surveys performed a pre-installation geophysical survey of a pipeline route in Malaysia for Global Industries, ahead of pipeline in-stallation trials on the newly built DLB1200 pipelay barge. Greatships Seascape Surveys recently provided Sur-vey and Positioning Services for Greatship Subsea Solutions, during the recent pipe-line replacement project for PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara, in Sumbawa, Indonesia. Kangaroo Resources / Bayan Resources Seascape Surveys are currently complet-ing a bathymetric survey and navigability study in a number of rivers in East Kali-mantan, to support coal mining opera-tions. The survey works cover a total of 380km of river, in remote areas of East Kalimantan

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Seascape Surveys Jakarta Office Opening Ceremony

On Friday 22nd October 2010, PT Seascape Surveys Indonesia celebrated the opening of its new offices in Jakarta with a party to show off the new premises. Despite heavy rainfall that evening, many guests turned up and enjoyed a lively and vibrant evening. The staff of the Jakarta office hosted the evening, with the ladies wearing matching Kebaya dresses and lovely smiles. The event took place between 7pm and 10pm. A varied selection of food was provided including Italian, Indonesian and Western. There was also a bustling drinks table with a wide selection of drinks. Despite the downpour, the party was a huge success and all who came had fun. The office has now been officially opened and we hope the coming months and years will be as successful as the party.

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Evacuation Drill in Jakarta Office

Finally, we organized Evacuation Drill in our Jakarta Office, on 14 January 2011 at 15.00, we heard the alarm sound, all of us in the office walked slowly including our top management and toward to muster point in front of our office. At the same time, we found Budhyarto (as an injured victim) in a pantry, we brought him into the safe place, outside the office and our first aider team (Dista, Tono and Nasution) gave him some help, we called Medic One as our primary contact for medical emergency and followed their instruction to help the victim, After 15 minutes, Paramedic motor (Fast 2) arrived and took over the treatment, in 3 minutes later Paramedic ambulance arrived and transferred patient to the ambu-lance and brought the victim to nearest hospital.

On the last week of December 2010, We organized Basic first aid training for our office staff, with 6 drivers and 3 staff participants. It was our first time training for all our drivers and they were followed the training so well. The trainers from Medic One were experts on their field and gave a lot of knowledge to share with participants.

Basic First Aid Training for Office Staff

Personnel involved in INPEX project, one of the longest project ever under-taken by Seascape, received onsite refresher training on First Aid. This was done to ensure that all personnel involved have good awareness on how to act in case medical emergency occurs. It’s a very good initiative from our onsite Supervisor and HSE Representative. Our medical team from Medic One acts as the trainer. We all hope that we can finish the project smoothly and safely. Great work everyone!

First Aid Training in Inpex project-Saumlaki, Tanibar Islands, East Indonesia

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Personnel Signing on Aug 2010-Jan 2011

We are pleased to announce that we have the winner for best Safety Observation Card period Jul-Dec 2010. Iman Santoso he won the Best SOC and winner for the lucky draw prize is Ristiana Rusyan. Congratulations for you guys. Please continue to give safety your full attention keep sending us your Safety Observation Cards.

Safety Observation Card Winner Period Jul-Dec 2010

From left to the right: 1. Sumakno as Marine

Superitendant 2. Dhira Adhiwijna as trainee Surveyor 3. Bona Mataram as 34U Inspection Engineer 4. Defrison as Survey Technician

New Position in Seascape Surveys Indonesia: 1. Budhyarto from Survey Technician to Work-

shop Supervisor 2. Fahmi Nugraha from 34U Inspection Engi-

neer to office based.

Roddy McDonald has left Seascape Surveys on October 2010, also William Ridsdill, Jeerasak and Teerapat.

Personnel Sign Off

Lucky Travel Draw For January 2011, Seascape Sur-veys Lucky travel draw winner is Anastasia Saras. She will get 2 re-turn flights ticket and hotel stay for 3 days 2 nights in Bali Island. Congratulations for you and pre-pare yourself guys, maybe next time it could be you…

Ristiana Rusyan Surveyor & HSE Representative

Iman Santoso Geophysicist

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Seascape Surveys Babies born

On 19th Sept 2010 : 2nd child of Iman Santoso and Mira Juangsih baby girl’s name : “Ranaa Anaya Armawama”

On 2nd Oct 2010 : 2nd child of Tono Permana and Noufiya Rahman baby boy’s name : “Radhika Zaidan Athayya” On 2nd Oct 2010 : 2nd child of Heri Ahmad Rifai and Poppi Kartika baby boy’s name : “Haidar Wismaya Rifai” On 14th Dec 2010 : 2nd child of Hardi Suseno and Dwina Retna baby girl’s name : “Alma Andraya”

Seascape Surveys Weddings

Ranaa Anaya Armawama

Alma Andraya

Haidar Wismaya Rifai

Radhika Zaidan Athayya

In this edition, we celebrate 2 of our colleagues’ marriages. On 21 November 2010, Eko Prasetyo (Surveyor) was married to Reni Swastika in Jogyakarta and on the 18th December 2010 Zikra Wahyudi, our surveyor, married Elsa Mardian in Padang. Congratulation for you all, we wish you happily for-ever.

Eko Prasetyo and Reni Swastika in Jogyakarta

Zikra Wahyudi and Elsa Mardian in Padang

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IT Knowledge

The Virtual World

Many Sci-Fi Hollywood movies we see use concept of Vir-tual Reality. Like “The Matrix”, “Surrogates” and the lat-est TRON: Legacy. Ready or not, it gets closer to reality. In IT, Virtual world is already a reality. In the last few years there is a technology called Virtualization. Simple way to say Virtualization is, you can have another operat-ing system (Windows) inside a working operating system (Windows) or PC inside PC. Virtualization Technology will emulate the physical PC component, so the OS will think that it is stand on regular physical PC. The common end user use of Virtualization is for testing and compatibility issue while most of uses are on servers. Like we know, Windows 7 Professional has a feature called XP Mode, which is run on Virtual machine software called Microsoft Virtual PC. It is a normal Windows XP where you can install and run files. You can try to run your program on XP mode that can’t be run on Windows 7. There are some major Virtualization software for PC :

Microsoft Virtual PC VMware Player Sun VirtualBox

While for server:

Microsoft Hyper-V VMware ESX Citrix XenServer

Each comes with its own pros and cons.

The major advantages of using Virtualization is :

- Physical Hardware Consolidation, where you can put more Computer inside a computer, more hardware utilization. - Can deploy multiply even different OS on single hardware platform ( Windows 7, Linux, Windows XP ) - Easier for Backup & Recovery, as your Vir-tual Machine data stored as an Image, like a Ghost Image. You can easily copy to anywhere and boot it up immediately.

My PC Screen Shot , Running Microsoft Virtual PC, on Windows XP. Will it possible to run Virtualization for Offshore projects? I would say there is a possibility. Though we still we need to do more through testing, research and familiarization to this new technology and check software and hardware compatibility. For now, you can use the Virtualization for edu-cation purpose on your PC, testing up software, application without make the real OS get dirty with the installation however you will need to acquire additional license for using the Virtual Microsoft Windows as it is treated as a new PC. For simplest thing, just use Microsoft Virtual PC. My mailbox is open for further discussion (created by hedwig@seascapesurveys.com)

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Seascape Surveys Training

SS Barakuda

Between the 15th February and the 18th February 2011, eight participants took part in Sonardyne in house USBL/LBL training conducted by Sonardyne own James Hope

Incident Investi-gation Report in house training with 12 partici-pants and

management team also involved on December 2010 and Hazard Identification Risk Assessment with 9 participants on February 2011 conducted by Eko Sriwibowo from Zenith

At the end of 2010, Seascape Surveys Indonesia have a vessel which formerly ownership of the Mermaid Offshore Services. The name of the ship before is Mermaid Sup-porter, since it was purchased Seascape Surveys Indonesia turned into a SS Barakuda. This vessel has a length of 39 meters, a width of 8.5m and 2.8m draft making it suitable for shal-low areas or to deeper regions within, which also has 30 beds for 3 deck levels. 4 beds at upper deck/bridge deck, 8 beds at main deck, and 18 beds at lower deck. This vessel is very versatile because can be used for air diving, survey and ROV/Inspection survey, the body of vessel proven by the existence of A-frame of 10 tons, the moon pool amid USBL performance, and optimal decks for other survey tools installation. ROV Lars launcher at starboard side of the vessel, one single pole with double branches for Multi beam and single beam transducers at portside. The survey room at bridge not big, but enough to operate, comfortable position to oversee vessel crew operation, and advise it.

Internet running 24 hours without any interruption if ves-sel moving/rotate and soon, and using good speed that enough to send and received large file from or to shore. In addition to its use of multi-use, the boat is equipped with omni-directional bow thruster or called by name schottel thruster. Purpose of this bow thruster, the ves-sel can function like a DP vessel, if the captain and crew experts and know how to operate it. At the stage has operated several time, there are for Kangean Indonesia, Chevron Balikpapan (Indonesia) and Global Industries. All projects work successfully, without any accident or incident, the operation of the ROV and survey tools work well, the vessel is functioning optimally. SS Barakuda are preparing for challenging projects in the future; including projects for Exxon Mobil in Russia, hopefully in the future SS Barakuda will be more success-ful and proud of Seascape Surveys.

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Seascape Surveys Singapore Snapshots

Seascape Surveys Indonesia Snapshots

A collection of pic-tures from the Seascape Surveys Singapore office from OSEA 2010, Peter’s birthday celebrations, Chinese New year and the Christmas party

Pictures of Seascape Surveys Indonesia per-sonnel, always smiling..

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Our Offices

INDONESIA PT Seascape Surveys Indonesia Jl T.B. Simatupang, Kav 1S Cilandak Timur Jakarta 12560 Indonesia

Phone: +62 21 7884 3025 +62 21 7884 3039 Fax: +62 21 7884 2987

SINGAPORE Seascape Surveys Pte. Ltd 30 Loyang Way #05-16 Loyang Industrial Estate Singapore 508769

Phone: +65 6501 0770 Fax : +65 6542 3828

THAILAND Seascape Surveys (Thailand) Ltd. Pinthong Industrial Estate

789/55 Moo. 1 Nongkham Sriracha, Chonburi 20230 Thailand

Phone: +66 0-3831-8309 Fax : +66 0-3834-8106

AUSTRALIA Seascape Surveys Pty. Ltd.

c/o Mermaid Offshore Services Ltd Level 28, 140 St. Georges Terrace

Perth WA 6000 Australia

Phone: +61 8 92884406

Fax: +61 8 92782525

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