150 SPBU dan 421 Agen LPG Disiagakan Satgas Naru 2024-2025 Pertamina Patra Niaga Sulawesi

Press Conference Satgas Natal 2024 dan Tahun Baru 2025 yang dipimpin oleh EGM Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Sulawesi Fanda Chrismianto di Integrated Terminal Bitung, Kamis (19/12/2024).

Bitung, VivaSulut.com – PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Sulawesi membuka Satgas Naru 2024-2025 yang dimulai 16 Desember 2024 hingga 9 Januari 2025. Selama pelaksanaan Satgas Naru 2024-2025, Pertamina Patra Niaga Sulawesi menyiagakan 150 SPBU, 421 Agen LPG, 5 Pertashop, Penambahan Mobil Tangki, Pertamina Delivery Service dan Serambi MyPertamina.

Provinsi Sulawesi Utara mendapat perhatian khusus dari Pertamina Patra Niaga Sulawesi karena banyak masyarakat yang akan merayakan Natal dan Tahun Baru.

Untuk itu, dari 150 SPBU Siaga se-Sulawesi, 101 SPBU Siaga di antaranya berada di Sulawesi Utara.

Selain itu, terdapat juga 56 Agen LPG Siaga, 3 Pertashop Siaga dan penambahan 4 mobil tangki untuk distribusi.

“Dari enam provinsi yang ada di Sulawesi, atensi paling tinggi ada di Sulawesi Utara. Ini memberi pesan kepada jajaran Pertamina di Sulawesi Utara, tentu effort akan lebih intens dibanding provinsi lain. Hal ini karena lonjakan kebutuhan, dinamika dan seterusnya, itu akan lebih intens di Sulawesi Utara,” kata Executive General Manager PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Sulawesi, Fanda Chrismianto pada press conference Satgas Natal 2024 dan Tahun Baru 2025 di Integrated Terminal Bitung, Kamis (19/12/2024).

Ia mengatakan, untuk memberikan pelayanan yang maksimal kepada masyarakat, seluruh karyawan PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Sulawesi tidak boleh cuti selama masa Satgas Naru 2024-2025 ini.

“Kami sudah melakukan mitigasi kebutuhan masyarakat selama masa Natal dan Tahun Baru. Produk yang dibutuhkan akan kami distribusikan kepada masyarakat. Semoga semuanya dapat berjalan baik dan lancar tanpa ada kendala,” ujar Fanda.

SPBU yang disiagakan menurut Fanda terutama di wilayah jalur distribusi, baik wisata maupun logistik dan akan dioperasikan 24 jam.

Begitu juga dengan Agen LPG yang dekat dengan wilayah yang memiliki permintaan tinggi akan disiagakan 24 jam. Mobil tangki juga disiapkan untuk mengantisipasi kenaikan permintaan selama masa Satgas Naru ini. Dan untuk wilayah yang tidak ada SPBU atau antrian yang panjang, akan disiagakan Pertashop.

Selain itu, Pertamina Patra Niaga Sulawesi juga membuka dua Serambi MyPertamina di Bandara Sam Ratulangi Manado. dan Bandara Sultan Hasanuddin Makassar.

“Fasilitas yang ada di Serambi MyPertamina ini antara lain wifi gratis, cek kesehatan gratis, kursi pijat, snack gratis. Kemudian layanan games/playstation, merchendise gratis, bonus E-voucher Pertamax dan Des Series. Di Serambi MyPertamina ini juga ada layanan Aktivasi MyPertamina dan Registrasi Subsidi Tepat JBKP,” jelas Fanda.

Calon penumpang di dua bandara di atas dapat memanfaatkan Serambi MyPertamina hanya dengan memperlihatkan aplikasi MyPertamina dan ada poinnya yang didapat dari hasil transaksi.

Fanda mengatakan, demi lancarnya Satgas Naru 2024-2025 ini, Pertamina Patra Niaga Sulawesi perlu dukungan dari instansi/lembaga terkait.

Pertamina Patra Niaga Sulawesi berkoordinasi dengan pihak TNI/Polri untuk pengamanan Integrated Terminal/Fuel Terminal sebagai objek vital nasional terhadap gangguan yang mungkin terjadi.

Selain itu, juga berkoordinasi dengan kepolisian untuk pengamanan dan pengawalan angkutan BBM dan LPG selama masa Satgas Naru. Koordinasi juga dilakukan dengan pemerintah daerah untuk penanganan awal jika terjadi bencana alam.

Press Conference dihadiri juga oleh Basuki Santoso – Sr Manager Opt. & Maint. Sulawesi; I Gusti Bagus Suteja – Region Manager Retail Sales Sulawesi, Widhi Purbo Nugroho – Region Manager Supply & Dist. Sulawesi, Ferry Pasalini – Region Manager Corporate Sales Sulawesi, Wisnu Fajar Baskoro – Region Manager Corp. Oper. & Serv. Sulawesi,  Fahrougi Andriani Sumampouw – Area Manager Comm, Rel & CSR Sulawesi; Sonny Bongkriwang – Ketua DPC V Hiswana Sulawesi Utara dan Rizky Kurniawan – Integrated Terminal Manager Bitung.

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