On January 10, 2020, Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation (MTSC) hosted a company-wide event themed “MTSC - Charting a New Course for the New Decade.” Attended by sea and land-based employees from all three of MTSC’s operations hubs (Batangas, Cagayan de Oro, and Subic Bay), the event celebrated the accomplishments over the past several years and summarized how the company was evolving to meet the changing maritime industry landscape. MTSC’s employees enjoyed dinner, raffle...
Read MoreAs part of its annual community outreach program, Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation partnered with Missionaries of Charity, Sisters of Mother Teresa in Barangay Sta. Cruz, Antipolo. MTSC employees spent a day with orphaned children and also collected donations.
Read MoreMalayan Towage and Salvage Corporation (MTSC) and the Philippine Institute of Petroleum (PIP) members completed the fourth and final Waterborne Industry Spill Equipment oil spill response exercise for 2019 in Sasa, Davao (Davao City). Attended by WISE stake holders (Petron, Chevron, Shell, Total, PTT, and Isla Petroleum) and local government regulatory bodies, including Philippine Coast Guard, the exercise comprised of a table-top session with group exercises in spill management and a...
Read MoreBen Line Agencies Philippines has renewed its exclusive service agreement for tug services with Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation (MTSC) on November 9, 2019. The agreement took effect November 9, 2019 and will cover the ports of Subic Bay, Batangas, and Cagayan De Oro. MTSC and Ben Line first entered into the tug service agreement November 9, 2017.
Read MoreMTSC responded to a Tier 1 spill at JG PetroChem, immediately deploying personnel to carry out spill containment and product dispersant. MTSC and JG Petrochem carried out the operation in close consultation with the relevant local authorities. MTSC operates an oil spill response hub in Batangas Bay where it maintains a warehouse with spill response equipment and personnel for 24/7 deployment.
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