T&T CONTINUES GLOBAL EXPANSION

T&T SALVAGE is pleased to announce the addition of three salvage professionals, Lee Hiok Liang, Alex Ang Yew Boon, and Hussain Shah, to its Singapore-based team.

Lee Hiok Liang joins us from a diverse background with well-rounded experience 20 years in the marine industry, as a Naval Architect. Lee joins us from Royal Boskalis, where he was a Senior Project Engineer. In this role he was actively involved in the construction of new dredging vessels, modification and upgrade supervision to ensure compliance with technical and quality standards. Lee began his career in 1993 as a diver before earning a Naval Architecture degree from University Of Strathclyde (Scotland, UK) in 2001. He then worked as a Naval Architect for Smit Singapore until 2007, participating in numerous emergency response, wreck removal and offshore operations. In 2007/8, Lee joined London Offshore Consultants (LOC) as Naval Architect and was involved in survey and technical consultancy in shipping, energy, and casualty sectors.

Alex Ang Yew Boon is another trained diver, beginning his career as a Singaporean Navy diver before entering the industry via Smit in 2004 as salvage diver. During the past 8 years,

Alex successfully advanced through the ranks of Smit and Svitzer where he quickly rose from Assistant Salvage Officer to Assistant Salvage Master. During this period, he participated in scores of emergency response and wreck removal cases during his career, providing direct support to the salvage master with on-site salvage operations, coordination and support of the salvage team, preparation of project daily reports and risk assessments, cost tracking and logistics, internal/external training programs, making tender proposals for wreck removal operations, and mobilizing offshore installation spread for wreck removal projects. Alex is a young and dynamic team player that will contribute greatly to our continued success as he matures into the next generation of Salvage Masters.

Hussain Shah has joined us as a Salvage Supervisor and will also perform a dual role as a Warehouse/Technical Superintendent. He comes from an extensive career with Smit Singapore as Senior Salvage Logistics & Maintenance Executive from 1998 to early 2013 where he was placed in charge of planned maintenance, inventory control, allocation and distribution locally and global assets worldwide, procurement, maintenance and consumables for salvage projects, coordination of mobilization and demobilization of salvage projects. Hussain started his career with A.P. Moller (Maersk Line) as a Deck Cadet Officer from 1990 to 1994, before joining Pacific International Liner Private

Limited as Container Stowage Planner, which included Dangerous cargo stowage planning and allocation of slots and Safe stability planning, in 1995. Hussain then worked for Petrolog Naigai Singapore as Operation/ Warehouse Executive from 1996 to 1998 where he was tasked to manage a warehouse team and stevedores, daily cargo (including project cargoes) shipments and overall logistics. T&T SALVAGE is a leading maritime emergency response contractor serving the marine transportation and energy industries. Primary response bases in the Americas and Singapore coupled with strategic global partnerships allow T&T Salvage to operate one of the most extensive casualty response networks in the world. In the United States, the pre-staging of state of the art fly-away equipment, such as firefighting systems, inert gas and nitrogen generators, ship-to-ship (STS) pumping systems and diving systems give T&T Salvage a unique fast response capability.