Case Studies

Driving Sports Safety and Business Growth with SS 681:2022

The standard empowered the company to rebound quickly post-pandemic and grow its local and international partnerships for a more successful comeback. In 2023, Orange Room adopted SS 681:2022 – Code of Practice for Sport Safety, a standard that improves sport safety across diverse settings, from competitive and school sports to recreational and fitness activities. ...

Meeting the Demand for Smart, Sustainable Factories with SS IEC 62541

Using the standard as a foundation, Bosch Rexroth Singapore developed a technology that facilitates seamless communication across industrial systems, allowing clients to gain full control of their factory floors for data and energy monitoring. ...

A Cleaner, Greener Urban Farm with SS 661

Sustenir Group Pte Ltd adopted SS 661: Specification for clean and green urban farms – Agriculture to meet the rising demand for vegetables that exclude the use of chemical pesticides. In resource-scarce Singapore, utilising sustainable and efficient farming practices is also crucial. ...

E-commerce Channel Thrives with SS 687

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, FairPrice Group saw significant growth in e-commerce sales. SS 687: Guidelines for food e-commerce helps Singapore’s largest supermarket chain to further enhance its e-commerce workflow and deliver food safety and quality to customers. ...

Boosting Productivity and Production with SS 676

Chew’s Agriculture Pte Ltd adopted SS 676: Specification for Good Animal Husbandry Practice for Layer Farms to build its new high-tech farm, designed to increase daily egg production and address the growing demand for ethically produced products. ...

Elevating Food Safety and Compliance at Le Rainbow Catering with SS 583

Le Rainbow Catering Pte Ltd has embraced SS 583: Code of Practice for Food Safety Management for Food Service Establishments to fortify its food safety management system, ensuring zero food safety incidents and instilling confidence in its discerning clientele. ...

Driving innovation in EV battery swapping with TR 25

Since the publication of Technical Reference for electric vehicles charging system (TR 25) in 2010, it has played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of electric vehicle (EV) charging in Singapore. The 2016 revision provided guidelines for tethered EV chargers, while the latest revision in 2022 expanded its scope to include on-the-go charging solutions of battery swapping to cater for the fast-paced, city-state of Singapore. This revision acknowledges the significant advancements made. ...

Adoption of SS 525 addresses drainage issues from wind-driven rain (WDR)

Wind-driven rain (WDR) is a significant issue in Singapore due to its tropical climate, flat landscape, and dense urban environment. The city experiences heavy rainfall throughout the year, particularly during the monsoon seasons, when strong winds drive rain into buildings. Singapore's relatively flat terrain allows winds to move freely, especially in coastal areas, while the high density of tall buildings creates wind tunnels that amplify the effects of WDR. Facades facing the prevailing monsoon winds are especially vulnerable, and upper floors of skyscrapers are more exposed to WDR due to higher wind speeds at greater altitudes. ...

Case Study On Growing and Strengthening the Solar Photovoltaic Sector in Singapore with Standards

Solar PV technology, using materials like crystalline silicon or thin film, converts sunlight into electrical energy, making it renewable energy source. It can be deployed in various scales, from residential rooftops to utility-scale power generation installations. ...