Asam Asam, August 12th – 14th, 2025 — PT Transcoal Pacific Tbk (TCP), along with partners from the insurance, brokerage, and banking sectors, successfully held a series of activities titled Long Term Agreement (LTA) and Enterprise Maritime Risk Management (EMRM). The event took place in the operational area of Kintap and Site A2 as a tangible manifestation of the company's commitment to strengthening risk governance and promoting collaboration among strategic industries.
1. Socialization and Establishment of Joint Commitment
The event began with a socialization and cadre-building session delivered by Mr. Budiman Kostaman, CSO (Chief Strategy Officer) of PT Transcoal Pacific Tbk, to the team on site. In this session, material on leadership and its application in daily operations was presented. The Internal Management Team also reiterated the understanding of the LTA and EMRM programs to the site personnel as a form of reinforcing commitment and refreshing their understanding.
2. Direct Exploration of Operational Activities and Maritime Risks
On Wednesday, August 13, 2025, participants visited the Kintap jetty area to directly observe the loading operational process of the vessel TCP 208/PB TCP 3305. During this activity, participants were invited to tour the vessel with the crew to learn about potential risks and safety equipment onboard, especially on the pusher tug and pusher barge units.
3. Strategic Meeting: Shipping, Insurance, and Banking
Thursday, August 14, 2025, the final day, was filled with a meeting between the vessel owner (TCP), the insurance market, and Bank Mandiri. This forum was held to build closer communication, strengthen cross-sector coordination, and form a joint commitment to support the sustainability of the shipping, insurance, and banking industries through the synergy of the LTA program.
Through this activity, PT Transcoal Pacific Tbk is actively committed to establishing cross-sector synergy to enhance maritime risk governance in Indonesia. The resulting collaboration among shipping, insurance, and banking sectors forms a crucial foundation for a maritime ecosystem that is resilient, integral, and ready to face future global challenges.