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CDL’s Group CEO, Mr Sherman Kwek, leads a site inspection and engagement at Amber Park, joined by members of the Board of Directors, ExCo, and senior management, to commend the team for their dedication and adherence to Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) standards.

From Construction
Sites To Hotels:
CDL’s Strong
Commitment
To Workers’ Safety,
Health And
Well-being

City Developments Limited (CDL) remains steadfast in its dedication to workers’ safety, health and well-being through proactive and monthly engagements led by the Management Executive Committee (ExCo) and senior management, representing the Board of Directors.

These comprehensive visits encompass CDL’s corporate office, managed properties, construction sites, properties operated under Millennium Hotels and Resorts (“MHR”) and offices of its subsidiaries, underscoring its leadership's commitment to the highest safety standards in line with the Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) requirements on Workplace Health and Safety.


CDL’s Group CEO, Mr Sherman Kwek, distributes mosquito repellent sprays and highlights the crucial importance of dengue prevention measures at Irwell Hill Residences.

CDL's Group Chief Operating Officer, Mr Kwek Eik Sheng, who is also an Executive Director of MHR, engages with staff at M Social Hotel to reinforce slip, trip and fall prevention measures and distribute bags to promote maintaining a three-point contact for safety.

CDL’s Group General Manager, Mr Chia Ngiang Hong shares insights and learnings with staff at City Serviced Offices on recent slip, trip, and fall incidents to enhance safety awareness.

CDL’s Group Chief Financial Officer, Ms Yiong Yim Ming interacts with workers at City Industrial Building to gain insights into their work environment and address any concerns.

Recent visits have zeroed in on critical safety issues including heat stress management and prevention of slip, trip, and fall incidents—common hazards in Singapore’s environment. To support our workforce, the CDL team distributed portable fans, bags, and fruits, and provided practical tips on staying hydrated. These efforts ensure that safety remains a top priority across CDL’s operations.

At CDL, our commitment to safety and well-being is championed at every level, from the Board of Directors to operation teams. Through detailed inspections, ongoing engagements and close collaboration with contractors and subsidiaries, we strive to maintain a safe and healthy working environment across all CDL-managed properties, projects, and business units.


CDL’s Head of Property Development Division, Ms Lee Mei Ling and Head of Green Building, Decarbonisation and Safety (GBDS), Mr Allen Ang, lead an engagement with workers at Newport Residences, recognising their efforts and distributing fans and fruits to support heat stress management.

CDL’s Head of Global Asset Management Division, Ms Callie Yah leads a detailed kitchen inspection at Tower Club with its General Manager, Mr Andrew Mah, to ensure compliance with safety and hygiene standards.
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