International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) recently inaugurated a two-storey building housing the offices and workshops of the crane maintenance and anchorage operations of the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT).

“The new office gives our employees a comfortable place to work in that should boost their performance. This building replaces the old container office which had been of service for almost 20 years,” says Christian R. Gonzalez, ICTSI Vice President and MICT General Manager.

The Crane Maintenance Section (CMS) is responsible for the repair and maintenance of quay cranes, rubber tired gantries and other equipment. The Anchorage Department handles break bulk discharging of cargo.

The facility located along the East Access Road also has a training room, dining area and locker rooms on the first floor, an office working area on the second floor and a roof deck.

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(Left to right) Joselito Feliciano, Engineering Manager, Brian Oakley, Vice President for Global Engineering, Edgardo Abesamis, Executive Vice President and Christian Gonzalez, Vice President and MICT General Manager, during the ribbon cutting ceremony.