“Our goal : no loss or harm to people, or the environment”

Hi everyone! Welcome to the 5th Edition of the Seascape Surveyor.

Our management summary is from Ibu Margaretta Retno, Business & Development Director of PT Seascape Surveys Indonesia. Her role is to promote Seascape Surveys and seek business opportunities for the company in Indonesia. Ibu Etta also works closely with government departments/authorities, arranging all the required personnel and company permits/documentation.

Since August 2008 Seascape Surveys families have produce four baby boys! The happy fathers are Adhitia Irawan, Yudi Hamdani, Iman Santoso and Ristiana M. Rusyan.

Inside this edition we have an update on Seascape Surveys projects from around the world, and have information about various Seascape Surveys events on page 7 & page 10.

Please keep on sending us your pictures and stories, so we can keep everyone informed about the latest news throughout the company.

Welcome

November 2008 Volume 5

Management Summary

www.seascapesurveys.com off ice@seascapesurveys.com +62 21 7884 3025

Seascape Surveyor

Margaretta Retno Business & Development

Director

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E

1 Welcome

Management Summary

2 SOC Winners

3 Project Update

4 Health and Safety Update

5 Hello from Thailand Office

6 Personnel News

7 Survey Sport Day Event

8 IT Knowledge

9 Seascape Surveys Snapshots

10 Survey Golf Day event

11 Personnel Achievements

Time has passed so quickly! Soon 2008 will be over and Seascape Surveys will be 4 years old. The success of our newsletter is further proof Seascape Surveys has matured as a wellorganised, efficient and professional company, consistent with the quality of the work thatour company performs. In writing the management summary for this fifth newsletter, I would like to share with you all why I am so proud of our company.

In August 2008, amongst the celebrations of the Indonesian Independence Day, there was asuggestion that Seascape Surveys and other Jakarta-based survey companies should get together for a sports day. This “crazy” idea received positive reaction from other survey companies, and "by default" Seascape Surveys was “elected” as event organiser.

With only 5 days of hectic preparation the event was staged and was a big success. Thank you to Pak Yusnandar and his team who put this event together and pulled it off successfully under such time pressure. Also thanks to all of the Seascape Surveys staff, as well as those from the other companies, that participated so enthusiastically, and made it such a great event. Seascape Surveys brought home several trophies from the sports competitionsand were crowned the “Champion team”. The trophies are proudly on display in our Jakarta office. Good job guys!

I’m pleased that Seascape Surveys management personnel joined in the competitions, andI believe that the team spirit evident during the sports day is also reflected in our work environment. I hope this event will further increase the good relationship between our management and our staff.

Seascape Surveys again took the lead to initiate and organise an inter-survey company management golf day. This was also a successful event.

Seascape Surveys have received thanks and praise from other participating survey companiesfor our efforts in organising both of these events. You can see some great photos from the sports day and golf day included in this newsletter.

I would also like to comment about the "good nest” you can see around Seascape Surveys. A large number of our employees are young people early into their working careers. When you see how many of Seascape Surveys families are blessed with babies, you can sense how secure and happy the Seascape Surveys people are! As the “Ibu” (mother) of the company I am happy to see that Seascape Surveys has a "good nest". This shows that our people are happy, confident about their future, and feel that the company is caring toward them and their families.

I don’t have anything else to say, except thank you for the persistence that all Seascape Surveys personnel have shown during 2008, and keep up the quality work!

I love you all..

Etta

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Safety Observation Card winners

Incident ReportingAll events where Seascape Surveys is involved in loss, harm, or damage to people, property, equipment or the environment are incidents that must be formally reported as part of our incident reporting procedure, and Health, Safety and Environment Management System.

An incident is defined as any event that has or could have resulted in loss, harm, injury or damage to people, property, equipment or the environment. Events that potentially could have caused loss or harm but no actual loss or harm occurred (Near Miss) are incidents also, and must also be reported.

Incident reporting and investigation is not designed to place blame on any individual. It is a valuable tool for determining the root cause of any incident, and establishing methods to eliminate or minimise the affect of re-occurrence. All incident reports are reviewed immediately by senior management. The cause of the incident will be identified, and procedures established to prevent re-occurrence. If required, a member of the HSE management team may visit the site, to assist in determining the cause of the incident, and methods to prevent re-occurrence.

As outlined in our HSE and Operations Handbook, Seascape Surveys has 7 categories of Incidents such as Near Miss Incident (NMI), Damage Incident (DMI), Environmental Incident (ENI), First Aid Case (FAC), Lost Time Injury (LTI), Restricted Work Case (RWC) and Fatality (FTL)

All incident (and near miss) reports should be completed by the Party Chief and the people involved using the designated form (SSI-HQ-SF-007). The form is simple to complete, and all incident reports should be sent to the Operations Manager as soon as completed.

Hardi Suseno, Daniel Adiono, and Yuda Agung Nugroho receive their prizes

2 staff members were awarded prizes for their excellent safety observations over the last 6 months. Daniel Adiono and Hardi Suseno received prizes as part of the Safety Observation Card (SOC) program operated by Seascape Surveys.

Yuda Agung Nugroho also received a prize for his excellent Technical Submission, in creating a Navipac BMS Installation manual, which was issued to all field staff.

Congratulations to all the winners.

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Project Update

Zaenal, Rido and Budhyarto for PT Nisconi, Indonesia

Raymond & Zikra, for ECOS project, Venezuela

Max Strawhorn & Phill Briggs, OES project, Australia

…Continued on page 5

Mermaid Commander Mermaid Commander continued with the ongoing work programme for CUEL in the Gulf of Thailand. In October/November, during a break from the CUEL programme, Mermaid Commander has been contracted by ARV Offshore to provide diving support services for PTT Project in the Gulf of Thailand.

Seascape Surveys personnel are working continually onboard Mermaid Commander, crew changing on an approximate rotation of 6 weeks. Once the ARV Offshore assignment is completed, the vessel will return to CUEL until end 2008.

Team Siam Team Siam completed a project in China and then returned to Thailand for some vessel maintenance. in Late September the vessel departed Thailand, and following a port call in Singapore, commenced a work programme for PT OSI as part of the BP Indonesia IRM contract offshore North West Java.

Team Siam is expected to stay busy on this programme until end-November 2008. Seascape Surveys has Surveyors, Survey Technicians, and Inspection/ACFM personnel onboard providing survey and inspection services, using Navipac BMS, Visualsoft and Coabis systems.

Binh Minh During September Binh Minh returned from Sakhalin, Russia. In early October the vessel was mobilised for PTT pipeline inspection program in the Gulf of Thailand. This project is expected to be complete in early November 2008. Seascape Surveys has 12 personnel onboard (Party Chief, Surveyors, Data Processors, Inspection Engineers/QC's and a Survey Technician, and also some Trainees).

This project is a full-blown 3-camera inspection, using dual head profiler, bathy system, pipe tracker, CP acquisition, C-Nav, a Qinsy survey package, and a 3-camera Visualsoft package.

Mermaid Supporter In August Mermaid Supporter performed a jacket and pipeline inspection programme for Pearl Oil in the Gulf of Thailand. This was a very successful project. Seascape Surveys provided the OIM, Survey team and Inspection team utilizing C-Nav, Navipac and Sonardyne USBL survey spread and a Visualsoft inspection spread.

At the beginning of September Mermaid Supporter mobilised for Chevron Jacket inspections in the Gulf of Thailand. The work is expected to continue until end-October 2008. Seascape Survey has two in-house 3.4U CSWIP personnel onboard using a Visualsoft system.

Mermaid Performer At the end of August, Mermaid Performer mobilised to Vietnam for a number of FPSO, UWILD and jacket inspection programs. Seascape Surveys is providing C-Nav, Navipac and Sonardyne USBL survey spread. Seascape Surveys also has two inspection engineers/3.4u CSWIP onboard. This work is expected to complete at the end of October 2008.

Daniel Adiono onboard BOA ROVER, for ECOS project, Venezuela

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Health and Safety Update On August 2008, Seascape Surveys Indonesia organised Medic First Aid in house training for our personnel such as Fransiskus Panerus, Yudi Irawan, Angga Yadi, Ristiana Rusyan, Andries Buntoro, Adhitia Irawan, Budhyarto, FahrudinArif, Santi Lisindarwati and Lady Yuanita. Medic First Aid training is recognized as important training and is provided to staff annually.

The objective is to provide our employees with the knowledge to allow them to confidently preserve a life, protect theunconscious victim, prevent injury or illness from worsening and relieve pain and promote recovery. PT Safetindo Perkasa as a trainer give us theory and practical Medic First Aid Training such as how to do CPR (Cardio PulmonaryResuscitation), how to bandage an injury, etc.

Health and Safety Statistics Jan-Oct 2008 We are on track to meet our target of Zero LTI’s in 2008. This is due to the good work of all staff, in particular our field staff, who work in an environment where safety issues and safe working practices are critical.

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LEARNING THAI.. The most common greeting you will hear in Thailand is “sawatdee”. This is quite often used for both hello and goodbye. With most of the phrase on this page you need to end with the polite word “Krab” for men and “Kaa” for women. There are also a few phrases where I say “phom” which is “I” for men. Women would normally say “di-chun” in formal situations and “khun” among friends. Let me show you some easy conversation for greetings;

A: Sawat-dee krab/kaa (Hello)

B: Sawat-dee krab/kaa (Hello)

A: Sabai dee mai krab/kaa (how are you)

B: Sabai dee krab/kaa (I am fine)

Lao khun lae (and you?)

A: Sabai dee krab/kaa (sabai dee)*

*Quite often in Thai you don’t need to say “I”. But you can

if you like.

For men say Phom sabai dee”

for women say “di-chun sabai dee”

So please try this for your next visit to Thailand!

From Neeraruch Boontanawong (DaRud)

Welome to the club RuD…

Hello from Thailand Office …Continued from page 3

Allied Centurion Allied Centurion has continued working on a pipeline repair project for JVPC in Vietnam. During August the vessel returned to Singapore for a brief maintenance program. During the time in Singapore, Seascape Surveys personnel were able to visit the vessel and perform a full calibration and equipment check audit of the survey spread onboard. The Vietnam work is expected to complete at the end of October 2008.

Seascape Surveys has had a team of personnel onboard throughout the project on 6 week rotation, using C-Nav, Navipac, and Sonardyne USBL survey spread.

Ocean Engineering Systems (OES) During late-September and early-October, Seascape Surveys performed a cable route survey in Botany Bay, Sydney, Australia. The survey vessel was provided by the client. This was a milestone for Seascape Surveys being our first offshore survey project in Australia.

The survey was performed using C-Nav, Qinsy, single-beam and multibeam echosounders. The data is currently being processed, charted and reported at our Jakarta office.

Nisconi PT Nisconi currently has two topside hook-up barges working in Peciko Field, East Kalimantan, for Total Indonesia. Seascape Surveys mobilised onboard the first barge, CB3, in Batam in Late August. The second barge, Dupa 8, was mobilised in Tanjung Priok in early September.

Seascape Surveys has Surveyors and Survey Technician onboard both barges using C-Nav and Navipac BMS systems. The project is expected to continue into November 2008.

ECOS Seascape Surveys continues to support ECOS with their project in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela. Seascape Surveys currently has 4 Geophysicists onboard Adams Arrow (geophysical survey vessel) and Surveyors onboard a shallow water survey vessel, Gulmar Eagle (DP DSV) and Boa River (the DP pipelay vessel).

ARV OFFSHORE Seascape Surveys is currently providing survey and positioning services to a new Client, ARV Offshore, for the PTT Arthit project in the Gulf of Thailand. The work scope includes PLEM removal & replacement, and pipeline testing.

Seascape Surveys has various survey personnel operating positioning and BMS equipment onboard several vessels in the field, including Mermaid Commander (see above), Geosounder, Teras Transporter Barge, Keiko AHT, and Geosea.

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In Aug : 4th Aug Cahyadi Widyatmoko 10th Aug Arief Wicaksana 21st May Ristiana Rusyan In Sept: 3rd Sept Viona Lasty 6th Sept Heri Ahmad Rifai 18th Sept Adrian Hill 23rd sept Santi Lisindarwati In Oct : 3rd Oct Fransiskus Panerus 8th Oct Peter Reichlmeier 18th Oct Yudi Hamdani 21st Oct Neeranuch (RuD) Boontanawong

Peter’s Birthday on 8th Oct 2008

Birthday celebrations

Arief Kusman As a trainee Surveyor

Jumadi As a trainee Surveyor

Personnel signing on S b

Lukman Nul Hakim As a Junior Surveyor

On September

On October

Lucky Travel Draw

The winner for Seascape Surveys Lucky Travel Draw in a last period on year 2008 is Fahmi Nugraha Iskandar.

He will get 2 return flight tickets and hotel stay for 3 days 2 nights in Bali.

Congratulations to Fahmi! Next upcoming year it could be you guys…

…Continued on page 11

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PT Seascape Surveys Indonesia was chosen to arrange the first Survey Company Sports Day Gathering in Bumi Perkemahan Ragunan, Jakarta on 23rd August 2008. This will be an annual event and will be orgnised in 2009 by PT Mahakarya Geo Survey.

The participants in this first event included PT Fugro Indonesia (Ms. Henny Kumayas as team leader), PT Calmarine Indonesia (Mr. Parjiyanto as team leader), PT Pageo Utama (Mr. Wibowo Narso as team leader), PT Mahakarya Geo Survey (Mr. Rhyan Risnadi as team leader), PT Geotindo Mitra Kencana (Mr. Budi Hadi Prayitno as team leader) and PT Elnusa Tbk. (Mr. Pudjo Prasetyo as team leader).

Mr. Yusnandar as a chief organiser and Seascape Surveys Team leader was pleased to receive very positive feedback from all the participants. Seascape Surveys wes awarded trophies for 5 competitions (1st Winner for Volley Ball, 2nd Winner for Futsal, 1st Winner for Tug of war (Male) and 2nd winner for Female, 2nd winner of Relay Race) and was also awarded the Trophy for the best overall team.

This event is was also supported by our business partners such as PT Safetindo Perkasa (Offshore Safety Training), PT Amazing Tour and Travel (Ticketing and Hotels), Hotel Gran Kemang, Estra Cipta Karya (Coverall Supplier), DJ Com (Computers Supplier), CV Panah Perak (Office Stationeries Supplies). The door prizes including hotel voucher, mobile phone, household appliances (rice cooker, blender, iron, etc) and Putri Duyung Cottage voucher for the best team.

Survey Sports Day Events

Seascape Surveys Futsal Female Azis and Dharu in action 1st Winner of Volley Ball

2nd Winner of Futsal 1st Winner of Tug of war Best “ Seascape Surveys” Team

All Participants of the event

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IT Knowledge Seascape Surveys VPN As we all know Seascape Surveys has become a subsidiary of Mermaid Offshore Services, a Thailand based service company. Seascape is growing bigger and bigger. To support this, communication between Jakarta, Singapore and Thailand officesneeds to be easier, faster and more cost effective.

This is where VPN come in place. What is VPN? VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. It is the same as in our Jakarta office, where we can connect to our server to store and retrieve data, and computers, printers and files are shared. The difference is, our Jakarta office is called a LAN (or Local Area Network), while the VPN is known as a WAN (or Wide Area Network).

VPN works using the Internet to transfer data between each point, but it has certain technologies called tunneling which hide the information that cross the internet.

For your information, internet is a public place where information that passing by can be read by other people when they know the way. In other means, it is not a secure place.

By using VPN, all information that go through the tunnel won’t be easily read by other people.

What’s the benefit of VPN for our office?

They are many benefits for VPN. One of benefits is VOIP or Voice Over Internet Protocol.

When the VPN is up, we will be able to contact the office in Thailand by using normal land line phone for no cost at all. It will just like Saras contacting Ovie on an internal call within the Jakarta office.

Transferring data and sharing data will be easier too. Staff in Singapore and Thailand will have access to same data as Jakarta. With this, data synchronizing between officesbecome easier.

Mobile workers will also see benefits. You will be able to access the server from anywherewith an internet connection, as long as the computer is configured for this.

A VPN has many other benefits, and will greatly support Seascape Survey as it grows to be bigger, mature and more successful company.

Just drop me a mail if requiremore info about VPN athedwig@seascapesurveys.com

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Seascape Surveys Snapshots

“ Memo to Seascape Surveys Management..we need a trophy cabinet!”

Everybody smile, everyone happy, Seascape Surveys Personnel always Smile and Happy..

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Survey Golf Day Event

Peter, Shaun, Roddy and Pak Yusnandar in action

All Golf Professional Players Ibu Etta in action Shaun and Pak Sobri

On 15th October 2008 several members of the Seascape Surveys management team attended the 1st “Indonesia Offshore Survey Company’s Golf Day”. This event was initiated and organised by Seascape Surveys. The event was held at the Royale Jakarta golf club, and included a buffet meal and presentation ceremony.

The idea behind the event was to get the management of the offshore survey companies operating in Indonesia together for a purely social event, outside of the business and commercial environment.

There were 20 players (5 flights of 4 players) and the format was a Texas scramble. The groupings were decided by drawing names out of a hat and with the handicaps of each group being “balanced” with 2 of the 10 lowest and 2 of 10 highest handicaps in each group. The result was an extremely enjoyable day, with everyone keen to do it again in 6 months time. Fugro has volunteered to organise the next event.

The winning team consisted of Pak Sobri (Pageo), Colin Campbell (Fugro), Rick Shannon (C&C) and Shaun China (Seascape Surveys), with a very respectable winning gross score of 71.

The other Seascape survey personnel to attend and play were Pak Yusnandar, Peter Reichlmeier, Roddy MacDonald and Ibu Margaretta Retno.

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8th Aug 2008 : Adhitia Irawan and Dewi Asmorowati

“Martyr Muhammad Irawan”

Seascape Surveys Babies BornIn August

In September

In October

26th Sept 2008 : Iman Santoso and Mira Juangsih

“Daffa Athala Arnamawa”

12th October 2008 : Ristiana M. Rusyan and Elis Nurul Lestari

“Fahman Hasidz Rusyan“

10th Aug 2008 : Yudi Hamdani and Endah Noorrillah

“Fajril Abrar”

…Continued from page 6

Seascape Surveys Personnel Achievements

During June 2008, 2 of our personnel, Fahmi Nugraha Iskandar (Indonesia) and Michael Phui(Malaysia) attended a CSWIP 3.4U – UnderwaterInspection Controller Initial course in Thailand.

Both Fahmi and Mike successfully passed their3.4U examination, and are now qualified. This is agreat effort on their part and we congratulatethem on a great achievement.

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