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.

Coastal Rehabilitation: Globalport Matnog Leads Mangrove Planting in Sorsogon with DENR

On October 12, 2025, the GMTI Team, in partnership with the PENRO-DENR Sorsogon and under the supervision of Mr. Futol (DENR Inspector), successfully conducted a Mangrove Tree Planting Activity in Matnog, Sorsogon. Barangay officials were also active participants in the initiative, which Mr. Futol witnessed.

As part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, with the theme “Isang Puno, Isang Buhay,” a total of 5,000 mangrove propagules were planted. This initiative directly supports environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, and the rehabilitation of the local coastal areas.

Despite the challenging, muddy, and slippery terrain, the participants’ dedication, teamwork, and shared commitment ensured the activity’s success, powerfully showcasing a collective spirit of unity and responsibility toward the environment.

Globalport Iligan Joins Philippine Bamboo Month Celebration

On 18 September 2025 at 6:30 AM, Globalport Iligan, together with various partner institutions, actively participated in the observance of Philippine Bamboo Month with the theme “Kawayan: Kalikasan, Kabuhayan, Kaunlaran sa Kinabukasan Para sa Bagong Pilipinas.”

The bamboo-planting activity was held at Sitio Bolahon, Barangay Rogongon, Iligan City, and was joined by 11 participants from Globalport Iligan and other organizations including CENRO-Iligan, iCENRO-LGU, Petron, Pilmico, Aboitiz Food Corporation, and Rogongon Agricultural High School. Together, the group successfully planted 300 young bamboo seedlings along the area.

This initiative serves as a testament to the shared commitment of different sectors in harnessing bamboo’s potential—not only in protecting the environment but also in creating sustainable livelihoods and fostering national progress towards a more resilient future.

Partners for Progress: Globalport Ozamiz’s Commitment to Environmental Stewardship

On 18 September 2025 at 0630H, Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. took part in the celebration of Philippine Bamboo Month with the theme “Kawayan: Kalikasan, Kabuhayan, Kaunlaran sa Kinabukasan Para sa Bagong Pilipinas.”

In partnership with the Philippine Ports Authority PMO-MOZ, Philippine Coast Guard, PNP Maritime Police, Philippine Statistics Authority, La Salle University, and Misamis University, and under the leadership of DENR-CENRO, the group planted 300 young bamboo seedlings along the riverbank of Brgy. Sedac, Tudela, Misamis Occidental.

This initiative highlights bamboo’s role as a sustainable resource—helping protect the environment, strengthen community livelihoods, and support national progress.

Celebrating Environmental Stewardship in Misamis Occidental

Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. recently joined forces with the Philippine Coast Guard and other key partners for a significant mangrove planting activity, a meaningful way to celebrate the Coast Guard’s 124th Pre-Anniversary. The event, held at Barangay Población, Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental, brought together various organizations to support a vital cause.

On September 10, 2025, at 6:00 AM, our team, in collaboration with the Philippine Ports Authority, several shipping lines, and partner organizations, successfully planted 1,000 mangrove propagules. This initiative isn’t just about planting trees; it’s a powerful statement about our commitment to environmental stewardship.

The project aimed to raise public awareness about the importance of our coastal ecosystems and contribute directly to their restoration and conservation. By working together, we can make a tangible difference in protecting our natural environment for future generations.

We are proud to continue supporting sustainable practices that protect and enrich the communities we serve. A certificate of participation was awarded, a symbol of our shared dedication to a healthier planet. This collaborative effort shows that when we unite for a common goal, we can achieve great things.

Globalport Terminals Inc. Extends Compassion to Fire Survivors in Tonggo, Buruun

Globalport Iligan Terminal Inc. demonstrated that their commitment extends far beyond the port, becoming a key contributor to the Iligan Bay Chamber of Industries (IBCI) Relief Assistance Program for fire survivors in Tonggo, Buruun, Iligan City.

Amidst the tragedy, the company’s generosity transformed the relief operation into a powerful expression of solidarity. Their contribution, alongside other IBCI members, went beyond material aid—it served as a lifeline, a symbol of hope, and a message of compassion for the families who had lost so much.

Globalport Iligan Terminal Inc. exemplified the chamber’s shared vision that true service and community unity are measured by how deeply member companies touch the lives of people in their community.

 

Globalport Bohol Leads Coastal Cleanup for a Cleaner Community

BOHOL, Philippines – In a strong display of environmental commitment, Globalport Bohol Terminal Inc. recently conducted a coastal cleanup at the beautiful Bayanihan Beach in Barangay Dao, Dauis. The initiative, held in partnership with local community leaders, aimed to promote environmental awareness and community involvement in preserving our precious coastal areas.

The cleanup was a collaborative effort, with Globalport Bohol employees working alongside community members. The event was honored by the presence of Brgy. Kagawad Ma’am Phoebe Micutuan and Ma’am Ana Bongalos, who showed their unwavering support for the cause. Their participation highlighted the importance of a unified approach to environmental preservation, where local government and private sectors come together for a common good.

This activity underscores Globalport’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, focusing on creating a positive impact on the communities it serves. By actively engaging in such initiatives, the company not only helps maintain the cleanliness of our shores but also inspires others to become stewards of our environment.

Globalport Bohol extends its gratitude to all the volunteers and community leaders who made the event a success. Together, we are building a more sustainable and cleaner future for Bohol. 

Marine Conservation Win: Entangled Hawksbill Sea Turtle Freed Near Globalport Davao

On September 04, 2025, at around 1005H, a Hawksbill Sea Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), a critically endangered species, was discovered trapped and entangled in a cargo net in the seawater adjacent to Berth 4, Globalport Terminal Davao, Km. 10, Sasa, Davao City, during a routine inspection of the port premises.

The incident was immediately reported by Mr. Frede Pabalate, Pollution Control and Safety Officer of Globalport Davao Terminal, to the Philippine Coast Guard – Marine Environmental Protection Unit (PCG-MEPU).

At 1026H, the PCG-MEPU team arrived on site, and by 1040H, their divers successfully freed the turtle with the use of a rubber boat. The turtle was carefully brought to shore, cleaned of barnacles, and kept hydrated to minimize stress.

This successful rescue underscores the importance of vigilance, inter-agency coordination, and a shared commitment to the protection and conservation of endangered marine wildlife.

Globalport Surigao Achieves Zero Non-Conformity, Earns Positive Finding in ISO Surveillance Audit

Surigao City, Philippines — Globalport Surigao Terminal Inc. (GSTI) successfully passed its first ISO Integrated Management System (IMS) Surveillance Audit on August 28–29, 2025, with zero non-conformities and one positive finding cited for the improvement of its facilities.

The surveillance audit, conducted by TÜV SÜD, covered ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management), ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management), and ISO 45001:2018 (Occupational Health & Safety Management). This annual audit follows GSTI’s certification last September 23–26, 2024, and ensures that the company continues to uphold world-class standards in its operations.

The audit scope included critical port terminal operations such as container and passenger terminal management, cargo handling, cargo storage management, roll-on/roll-off (RORO) services, weighbridge services, rental services, porterage, and port reception facilities.

With no non-conformities raised, the auditors noted a commendable positive finding highlighting the company’s ongoing improvement of facilities. This achievement demonstrates GSTI’s strong commitment to continuous development and adherence to international standards.

Management Representative Julie Ann Marie Cabillar, together with General Manager Mark Lester T. Tan, the IMS Team, department heads, and all employees, played key roles in the successful audit. “This result is a collective effort of all departments, and we remain committed to ensuring safe, efficient, and quality port operations for our clients and stakeholders,” the management expressed.

By maintaining its ISO certifications, GSTI reinforces its reputation as a trusted port terminal operator, strengthening client confidence while ensuring that its operations remain safe, efficient, and aligned with global best practices.

Pollution Control and Safety Officer, Globalport Iligan

Job Description:

The Pollution Control and Safety Officer is responsible for inspecting and investigating sources of pollution and hazards to protect the public and the environment. Ensures that the company is in conformity with regulations, ordinances and legal requirements related to Safety and Environmental protection.

Qualifications:

• A Bachelor’ Degree in any four year course preferably Engineering.
• At least 3-5 years relevant experience related to the position, preferably in Industrial setting.
• BOSH/COSH and Registered Pollution Control Officer
• Proficient in MS Office applications.
• Knowledge on Port Terminal Safety Operations

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