Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria (SHIN), yesterday, said it has been tough driving awareness about Health, Safety and Envronment (HSE) among its workforce in the country. Despite this challenge, it said it achieved 1,000 injury free days in its fabrication and integration yard in Lagos. The firm, in a statement, said the development was borne out […] …
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Samsung reaches 1,200 days with no lost time injuries
Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria (SHIN) has reached the significant health & safety milestone of 1,200 days with no lost time injuries at SHI-MCI, Africa’s largest ship fabrication & integration yard located in Lagos. This achievement, the company said, is reflective of SHIN’s intense focus on ensuring the health and safety of its entire workforce through […] …
Samsung trains female welders, set new record on local contents
Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has trained another batch of internationally-certified female welders, setting a new record on local content in the oil and gas industry. The multi-national said the gesture was in line with its belief the future of Nigeria should be in the hands of Nigerians. Speaking to reporters, one of the first certified […] …
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The two largest smart phone makers in the world supply a majority of their own modem chips to help their devices connect to wireless data networks, according to evidence presented at an antitrust trial for chip supplier Qualcomm Inc.
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Eviction: Court grants interlocutary injunction in favour of SHIN
A Lagos State High Court sitting in Igbosere has restrained Global Resources Management Limited and LADOL from evicting Samsung Heavy Industries, SHIN, Nigeria Limited and its subsidiary, SHI-MCI FZE, from the LADOL free zone in Lagos, pending the determination of the substantive suit on January 25, 2019.
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Samsung’s financial crisis and Total’s connection
In December 2017, the Chief Executive of Samsung Heavy Industries, SHI, Park Dae-young resigned from the world third largest shipbuilder. Dae-young threw in the towel following financial losses that cost the company about a third of its market capitalization. The CEO appeared left with no choice as SHI under his watch according to Financial Times, forecasted losses, not only in 2017 but 2018.
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