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Clean Coasts, Stronger Communities: Globalport Bohol Terminal Inc. (GBTI) Environmental Stewardship Activity

On February 27, 2026, Globalport Bohol Terminal Inc. (GBTI) successfully conducted a coastal clean-up activity at Barangay Bingag as part of its continuing commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement. 

The initiative was actively participated in by GBTI employees, in collaboration with Hon. Pojas, the LGU Solid Waste Management of Dauis, and the DENR Bohol. The joint effort underscored the shared responsibility of both public and private sectors in protecting coastal ecosystems and promoting proper waste management practices. 

Through collective teamwork and dedication, the activity successfully gathered a total of 24 cubic meters of waste along the coastal area. This significant volume highlights both the impact of the clean-up effort and the ongoing need for sustained environmental action in coastal communities. 

GBTI continues to support initiatives that promote environmental awareness, sustainable practices, and the preservation of marine and coastal resources, reinforcing its role as a responsible corporate citizen in Bohol. 

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GBTI Kicks Off 2026 with Successful Coastal Clean-Up in Dauis, Bohol

The shores of Brgy. Bingag are looking brighter today following the successful GBTI 1st Quarter Coastal Clean-Up. Trading office gear for gloves and collection bags, the GBTI team demonstrated a shared commitment to preserving the natural beauty of Dauis. This initiative, driven by a collective passion for environmental stewardship, highlights the importance of corporate responsibility in maintaining Bohol’s pristine ecosystem.

A heartfelt thank you goes out to our General Manager and Department Heads for their leadership and for empowering the team to take hands-on action. The event’s success was further amplified by a powerful collaboration with the barangay officials of Bingag, led by Hon. Pojas, the LGU Solid Waste Management of Dauis, and DENR Bohol. This synergy between the private sector and local government serves as a vital step toward a cleaner, more sustainable future for our coastal communities.

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Globalport Ozamiz Anchors Coastal Conservation with Major Mangrove Initiative

In a powerful display of community spirit and environmental stewardship, Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. marked World Wetlands Day on February 2, 2026, by leading a massive mangrove planting and coastal cleanup at the shoreline of Brgy. Mialen, Clarin, Misamis Occidental. Under the global theme, “Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage,” the initiative highlighted the deep-rooted connection between coastal ecosystems and the heritage of the communities that rely on them for their livelihoods and protection.

The event kicked off at 0630H as a diverse group of volunteers gathered to turn the tide for local biodiversity. By the end of the morning, a total of 2,500 mangrove propagules were successfully planted along the coastline. These mangroves act as a vital “Green Wall” for the region, providing essential services such as buffering the shoreline against storm surges, sequestering carbon to combat climate change, and serving as a critical nursery for marine life.

The success of the activity was a direct result of broad collaboration across both government and private sectors. Joining the Globalport Ozamiz team were key partners including the Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (DENR-CENRO), the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), and the Barangay Local Government Unit of Mialen. Private sector support was also strong, with participation from OSAMCO Manufacturing Corporation, PSACC Shipping Lines, and various other civic-oriented organizations.

Recognizing that planting is only one part of the solution, the event concluded with a comprehensive coastal clean-up drive. Volunteers combed the shoreline to remove non-biodegradable waste, ensuring that the newly planted propagules have the best possible environment to thrive without the threat of plastic pollution. This day of action reinforced a collective commitment to environmental conservation, proving that when industry leaders and local communities unite, the impact on the environment is both immediate and enduring.

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Globalport Ozamiz Anchors Coastal Conservation with Major Mangrove Initiative

In a powerful display of community spirit and environmental stewardship, Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. marked World Wetlands Day on February 2, 2026, by leading a massive mangrove planting and coastal cleanup at the shoreline of Brgy. Mialen, Clarin, Misamis Occidental. Under the global theme, “Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage,” the initiative highlighted the deep-rooted connection between coastal ecosystems and the heritage of the communities that rely on them for their livelihoods and protection.

The event kicked off at 0630H as a diverse group of volunteers gathered to turn the tide for local biodiversity. By the end of the morning, a total of 2,500 mangrove propagules were successfully planted along the coastline. These mangroves act as a vital “Green Wall” for the region, providing essential services such as buffering the shoreline against storm surges, sequestering carbon to combat climate change, and serving as a critical nursery for marine life.

The success of the activity was a direct result of broad collaboration across both government and private sectors. Joining the Globalport Ozamiz team were key partners including the Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (DENR-CENRO), the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), and the Barangay Local Government Unit of Mialen. Private sector support was also strong, with participation from OSAMCO Manufacturing Corporation, PSACC Shipping Lines, and various other civic-oriented organizations.

Recognizing that planting is only one part of the solution, the event concluded with a comprehensive coastal clean-up drive. Volunteers combed the shoreline to remove non-biodegradable waste, ensuring that the newly planted propagules have the best possible environment to thrive without the threat of plastic pollution. This day of action reinforced a collective commitment to environmental conservation, proving that when industry leaders and local communities unite, the impact on the environment is both immediate and enduring.

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Globalport Tacloban Recognized for Environmental Leadership in Samar

Globalport Tacloban Terminal Inc. was honored as an Environmental Steward of the Province during the 162nd Founding Anniversary of Sta. Rita, Samar, on January 5, 2026.

The award recognizes the company’s significant efforts to protect the environment throughout 2025. Globalport earned this distinction primarily through its mangrove restoration project in Barangay Dampigan, where the team successfully planted 6,800 mangrove propagules.

These mangroves serve as a vital natural defense for the coastline, helping to prevent erosion and protecting the community from storm surges. The initiative also supports local biodiversity by providing a healthy habitat for marine life.

By receiving this award, Globalport Tacloban reaffirms its commitment to sustainable operations and its dedication to preserving the natural beauty and safety of the province of Samar.

 
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Globalport Surigao Extends Relief to Employees and Community Following Brgy. Taft Blaze

SURIGAO CITY – Demonstrating a deep commitment to its workforce and the local community, Globalport Surigao Terminal Inc. (GSTI) facilitated a targeted relief operation on December 18, 2025, to aid those affected by the devastating fire that recently swept through Barangay Taft.

The initiative focused on two fronts: providing direct support to the company’s own “”Batang Pier”” family and contributing to the city-wide relief efforts managed by the local government.

Recognizing the personal loss suffered by its staff, GSTI management turned over cash assistance to employees whose homes were among the 75 structures damaged in the massive fire last November 25. This internal support aims to provide a financial cushion for these employees as they navigate the long process of recovery and rebuilding.

Simultaneously, Globalport extended its reach to the wider community of displaced residents. The company donated eight full sacks of rice, which were officially handed over to the Surigao City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) at the Barangay Taft Gymnasium evacuation center. These essential provisions are intended to augment the daily food requirements of the families still seeking shelter and assistance at the center.

The relief turnover comes weeks after the 5th-alarm fire razed a densely populated area in Purok Camia and Purok Diamond 2, affecting nearly 1,000 individuals.

Through this dual-approach initiative, Globalport Surigao Terminal Inc. continues to reinforce its role as a proactive and empathetic partner in the city’s journey toward resilience and recovery.

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The Globalport Tacloban held a Livelihood Activity – Hair Cutting & Coloring

Last November 21, 2025, in collaboration with the Community Livelihood and Extension Program (CLEP) of the City Government of Tacloban, a one-day activity was conducted at the Globalport Conference Office, providing training to the family members of GTTI and SAC employees.

The trainers delivered lectures on the basic foundations of hairdressing, including the proper use of hair tools, safe handling practices, and accurate measurement of hair chemicals used for coloring and treatment. They also demonstrated various hair cutting and coloring techniques and assisted participants during the hands-on activity.

This program aims to equip participants with skills that can help them start their own livelihood and create employment opportunities—an initiative that Globalport strongly supports as part of its commitment to social responsibility within the community.

Participants also received starter kits, which they can use as they begin their initial hairdressing ventures.

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Mechanic, Globalport Davao

Job Description:

Responsible for inspecting and repairing vehicles, machinery, and light trucks. also known as service technicians, these professionals oversee maintenance inspections, monitor inventory, assemble mechanical components, and perform repairs and PMS.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Performs overhauling works, repair, maintenance, adjustment, and servicing of automotive equipment.
2. Inspects automotive equipment and determine troubles/defects, construction, and other necessary corrective action.
3. Performs diagnostic tests on equipment such as pumps, transmission, differential, compressor, and engines and makes minor to major repairs.
4. Performs other tasks as may be assigned by superiors.

Qualifications:

    • Graduate of Vocational or High School 
    • At least 2 years prior experience operating a variety of heavy equipment.
    • TESDA NC II Certificate holder, with driver’s license
    • Proven work experience as a diesel or heavy equipment machine.
    • Flexible to work for longer hours when required.
    • Willing to work on a shifting schedule.

For more information, you may contact globalport.davao@gmail.com on our current job openings.

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Globalport Surigao Terminal Inc. Empowers Sama Bajau Community with Livelihood and Health Program

SURIGAO CITY, Philippines – Globalport Surigao Terminal Inc. (GSTI) successfully conducted its “Annual Livelihood Program” on Friday, November 7, 2025, providing vital skills training and health education to the Sama Bajau community at the Bajau Eco-Village in Sitio Panubigon, Barangay Lipata.

The initiative, which began at 9:00 AM, aimed to equip the residents of the “Huy-anan nan Bajau Project” with practical knowledge and tools. The program was divided into specialized sessions to maximize impact, benefiting 48 community members.

A total of 24 male attendees participated in a hands-on training session on Basic Electrical Wiring Installation and Maintenance. The workshop was facilitated by Facilities Management Specialist Julius Menor, who guided the participants through essential safety protocols and practical application. To ensure the sustainability of their new skills, GSTI also provided the men with basic tool kits, which included electrical tape, pliers, screwdrivers, and measuring tapes.

Simultaneously, 24 female attendees joined a Health Awareness Seminar. The session, led by OH Nurse Mary Ivony Arguelles and Safety Officer Sonnielene Jorge Orgil, focused on crucial topics such as basic food safety, personal hygiene, and sanitation. Nurse Arguelles also provided free blood pressure screenings for the attendees.

The event was conducted in close partnership with the community. Sama Bajau Tribal Leader, Dahila Amad Araman, was instrumental in assisting the GSTI team, ensuring the activities met the community’s needs.

Following the training sessions, Ms. Araman guided the GSTI volunteers on an immersion tour, warmly welcoming them into the homes of their new village. The tour offered a meaningful glimpse into the life of the Sama-Bajau, highlighting a renewed sense of opportunity and hope. Organizers noted the community expressed feeling renewed, supported, and empowered by the day’s program.

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Globalport Tacloban Leads Successful Mangrove Planting in Sta. Rita

Last October 17, 2025, Globalport Tacloban, in partnership with the Municipality of Sta. Rita and MENRO successfully held a Mangrove Planting Activity at Brgy. Dampigan, Sta. Rita, Samar. 

A total of *3,800 mangrove propagules were planted by volunteers and partners from the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine Army, Philippine National Police, Bureau of Fire Protection, Leyte Normal University, Central Sto. Niño de Tacloban Eagles Club, Philippine Dental Association, Junior Chamber International of Sta. Rita, Sta. Rita Youth, EMET Port Builders, Strategic Alternative Corp., and GTTI volunteers. 

The event aimed at strengthening environmental protection and community resilience. These mangroves will serve as natural barriers against storm surges and flooding, while also serving as breeding grounds for fish, crustaceans, and shellfish which will help in providing alternative livelihoods for local communities.

Participants expressed their appreciation for Globalport’s effort and commitment to environmental sustainability. It served as both an inspiration and a call to action, highlighting the responsibility of everyone to protect and preserve our natural resources for future generations.