Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) recognized employees who marked 20, 25, 30 and 35 years of service during ICTSI’s 38th anniversary. The awardees were recognized for their years of service and contributions to the terminal. MICT began operations on June 12, 1988 as ICTSI’s flagship…
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  The Emergency Response Team of Manila International Container Terminal recently completed a Standard First Aid Training to support emergency response readiness and meet health and safety requirements. Facilitated by the Philippine Red Cross Manila Chapter, the training equipped ERT members, le…
  Leaders of Manila International Container Terminal completed the “Leading Transformational Change: From Alignment to Action” training held on May 25 and June 15. The training focused on helping leaders understand the dynamics of organizational change, manage resistance and guide teams through t…
  Manila International Container Terminal conducted a communication skills program, “From Intent to Impact: Business Communication that Delivers,” on May 5 and 7. Facilitated by the Customer Experience team led by Kat Valiente, the program focused on techniques to improve clarity and professional…
International Container Terminal Services Inc. and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce Philippines Inc. recently convened industry stakeholders to discuss developments in Philippine port operations and multimodal logistics. The forum, titled “Gateway to Trade: ICTSI Philippines Terminal…
  Manila International Container Terminal Operations completed business planning sessions held April 12, 13 and 20 to align priorities and prepare for 2026. The sessions reviewed operational performance, including target operating discipline, terminal statistics and key performance indicators, a…
  Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) is marking Fire Prevention Month this March with a renewed focus on protecting its workforce, operations and facilities. Aligned with the Bureau of Fire Protection’s nationwide campaign, the terminal is rolling out several initiatives to strengthe…
  Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) maintained its adherence to international standards with the renewal of its ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018 certifications following an audit by Bureau Veritas S.A. The recertification process began in mid‑November, with Bureau V…
  The Civil Works Department (CWD) of Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) recently held its 2026 Business Planning and Team Building session, focusing on strategic alignment and teamwork. MICT CEO Christian Lozano and MICT COO Jose Javier attended the session, underscoring the departm…
(From left) Shinya Kawahara, Nippon Express OCD sales; Ryota Takahashi, Nippon Express OCD general manager; Kat Tolentino, EPPI manager; Phillip Marsham; ICTSI executive direct for Philippine sub-region; Seiko Epson Corporation chairman; Yushi Irie, EPPI president; Yohei Fukumoto, EPPI PCP division…