Safety of navigation is a fundamental concern for any new port development and KASI offers studies to assist in the design of approach channels, jetties and other marine structures.
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Safeguarding the Environment
An assessment of navigational impact forms a key component of the EIA process, which has become mandatory for many types of developments. The Marine Impact Analysis (MIA) builds on an MTRA to consider the wider environmental impacts of a development and to recommend measures to mitigate those impacts.
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Commercial and Economic Aspects
As commercial ventures, new ports and other facilities must be certain that they will operate efficiently and that their economic benefits will outweigh their costs. Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) is a comprehensive study that extends the MIA to determine these economic parameters and is an essential tool for project planning and approval.
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Ship and Port Security
In addition to ensuring safety of the environment, port security is an issue of increasing importance. Compliance with ISPS and ISM codes is essential for any facility intended to receive foreign-going vessels. KASI offers ISPS and ISM Code Studies.
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Simulation-based Training
Human error accounts for the majority of maritime casualties and effective training is a crucial first stage in preventing that. Experienced trainers, STCW95-compliant course material and a state-of-the-art shiphandling simulation complex allow first-class training in the following areas.
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Port Area, Vessel and Marine Infrastructure 3D Modelling
From our in-house Single Point Mooring model to area models, jetty models and vessel models, KASI is pushing the frontier for simulation based design and testing. In terms operational parameter testing, KASI is able to fully simulate extreme environmental scenarios to test the operational limits of vessels, terminals and offshore infrastructure thus being able to provide standard operating procedures and allowing our clients to ensure safety and are prepared for incident response and control.
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SOGT Project
The SOGT, located at Kimanis Bay, about 65km south-west of Kota Kinabalu, is to be developed for the purpose of receiving, processing, storage, metering and exporting the oil and gas. It is being developed by PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd (PCSB), a subsidiary of PETRONAS.
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