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WAREHOUSEVol. 1 No. 2 October-December 2015

Ang Opisyal na Pahayagan ng Warehouse Management and Trade Development Services, Inc.

What’s inside...?President’s Corner p. 2, Business IN-Focus p. 3, Kwentong Kalye p. 4,

Caught in the Act... Moments! p. 5, Alam n’yo Ba? p. 6, Safety First...! p. 7, Bulletin p. 8

#svm-hrs

NGAYON!

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t’s FUN to be GREEN! The annual

Cavite Economic Zone (CEZ) FUNRUN

was held last November 8, 2015. It aims to

create camaraderie among CEZ people by

engaging them in a fitness activity that is

environmental friendly.

The Warehouse Management Inc. family

did not miss this significant event. Pres.

Robert Lester Aranton, led the team in

reaching the goal of finishing a 3-kilome-

ters and 6-kilometers run.

Before the actual run begun, a warm-up

excercise was performed in Touch Com-

pound administered by Alvin Arcala,

Warehouse Management Inc.- IT Staff.

Afterwhich, the entire family went to CEZ

football field where the FUNRUN will of-

ficially start. A short program was held and

CEZ Administrator Atty. Norma Cajulis-

Tañag delivered her welcome remarks that

inspired everyone to be healthy and fit

physically and mentally. Followed by an

opening message given by Cavite Eco-

nomic Zone Investors Association

(CEZIA) President- Mr. Takashi

Kawano.

Medals were given to the first 10 runners

who made it first to the finish line.

As all participants struggled to RUN to the

finish line, it is still the FUN that mandated

the entire event. After all it is a

‘FUNRUN.’

Proceeds of the CEZ FUNRUN 2015 will

be used for the environmental programs of

the Zone like tree planting, improve waste

management system and conversion of all

street lightning to LED lights. ***

CAVITE ECONOMIC ZONE FUNRUN:

“A Run for the ENVIRONMENT”I

2 The Pres ... Warehouse Report

PRESIDENT’S CORNERPRESIDENT’S CORNERPRESIDENT’S CORNERPRESIDENT’S CORNERPRESIDENT’S CORNERby: Pres. Robert Lester F. Arantonby: Pres. Robert Lester F. Arantonby: Pres. Robert Lester F. Arantonby: Pres. Robert Lester F. Arantonby: Pres. Robert Lester F. Aranton

Green Logistics and Sustainable Management

reen logistics in general terms

describes all of the initiatives being

undertaken by our companies in mini-

mizing the impact of our logistics op-

erations as far as the environment is

concerned. The Warehouse Manage-

ment and Trade Development Services

Inc. (WMDTSI) for warehousing ser-

vices, Primestar International Forward-

ing and Trading Corporation (PIFTC)

for multimodal transport operator/bro-

kerage, PMA Transport Co. for trans-

port services and Primestar

Translogistics Corporation (PTC) for

Ecozone facilities and development.

In the mid-1980s, the concept of green

logistics started and evolved so fast

in the advent of new and advance tech-

nology. The activities comprise the

whole chain of the forward and reverse

logistics from the origin to the end us-

ers, i.e. from factories of raw materials

across the warehouses, transport to

the final consumers and the accompa-

nying information embedded in the

supply chain.

There are three main sections of green

logistics namely: Economy, Society

and Environment.

G

Our organization is confronted with

challenges through the years. In

addition to increasing diversity and

dynamics, environmental issues be-

come more important.

The interaction across our companies

form a strong synergy that will be able

to face the challenges squarely in the

future. The segmentation of our busi-

ness line for example will force us to

focus on core activities in the supply

chain.

The “ecological concern” in logistics

determines how far the logistics or

supply chain of a company is faced

with the issue of environmental pro-

tection and resource conservation.

Sustainable warehouse is about in-

tegrating, balancing and managing the

economic, environmental and social

inputs and outputs of the warehouse

operations. Sustainability is part of

the integral part of our corporate val-

ues: Customer Focus, Integrity, Team-

work, Excellence and Dependability.

The lack of consideration and poor

execution is mainly due to the lack of

frameworks and tools which can fos-

ter a real understanding that each of

the three dimensions are inter-related

Social, political and economic demands

for sustainable development force

organizations to reduce the impact on

the environment of their supply chains

and to develop sustainable transport

and supply chain strategies. (Wikipedia,

Green Logistics)

and demonstrate the dynamic rela-

tionships with each other.

Warehouse management involves

process such as recycled packaging,

moving goods into warehouse, tramp

transporting of goods. It has trans-

mission plan that will help reduce

double handling and may result to re-

duce fuel and energy. Distribution

center development is formulated not

only to reduce warehousing cost but

also reduce transportation cost and

further will reduce environmental ef-

fects. As support to green logistics,

Warehouse Management Inc. group

of companies, started using environ-

mental friendly devices that will

lessen the effects of global warming

and environment stress. The use of

LED lighting, proper disposal of

waste - segragation of Bio and Non-

Biodegradable waste, recycling plas-

tic materials and conservation of en-

ergy and water are some of the prac-

tices that warehouse management is

implementing.

We can all be ambassadors of Mother

Earth, by demonstrating in our own

simple way the love and care we have

for it. Afterall, this is the only HOME

that we have in the UNIVERSE. ***

(Source: Google Pictures)

Warehouse Report Business IN-Focus 3

WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT INC. Group of Companies

In-FOCUS

A Whole New HOME...

“PMA LOGISTICS“PMA LOGISTICS“PMA LOGISTICS“PMA LOGISTICS“PMA LOGISTICS

CENTER”CENTER”CENTER”CENTER”CENTER”

VISION: In 2020, we are an active player in the global trading and distribution

specializing in E-commerce in a borderless economy.

MISSION: To provide One-stop Logistics and Transport solutions facilitating the

safe transfer and storage of goods needed on time.

CORE VALUES: C - ustomer focus

I - ntegrity D - iscipline

T - eamwork V - igilance

E - xcellence D - ocumentation

D - ependability

s a new year has begun, something new has hap-

pened to Warehouse Management Inc. group of companies.

Finally the long wait is over, it was finished and we are now

enjoying the shelter of our new home - “PMA Logistics Center

(named after Pablito Medija Aranton, the father of the Presi-

dent)” located at Phase 2, Blk. 7-B, Road C, CEZ, Rosario Cavite.

Before the transfer, the Finance/Accounting Department and

the Office of the President was located in Alabang, while the

Operations and Admin Department was based in Cavite. Some

transactions was a little bit time consuming and close monitor-

ing must be done to avoid errors and mistakes.

Though transferring was not that easy, plus all the adjustments

that we have to make and effort that we need to exert, with the

cooperations of the whole team, et voila, we are now bind as

one big family in our new HOME, the PMA LOGISTICS CEN-

TER! ***

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LicensesLicensesLicensesLicensesLicenses

andandandandand

AccreditAccreditAccreditAccreditAccreditaaaaationstionstionstionstions

MEMBERSHIPSMEMBERSHIPSMEMBERSHIPSMEMBERSHIPSMEMBERSHIPS

Confederation of Truckers

Association of the Philippines

Ecozone Federation of

Forwarders/Brokers/Truckers

Philippines

by: svm

4 Kwentong Kalye Warehouse Report

MGA DAPAT MALAMAN TUNGKOL SAMGA DAPAT MALAMAN TUNGKOL SAMGA DAPAT MALAMAN TUNGKOL SAMGA DAPAT MALAMAN TUNGKOL SAMGA DAPAT MALAMAN TUNGKOL SA

“GLOBAL WARMING”“GLOBAL WARMING”“GLOBAL WARMING”“GLOBAL WARMING”“GLOBAL WARMING”

Ang Global Warming ay ang

pagtukoy sa pagbabago ng

panahon kabilang na ang pagtaas

ng temperature ng Atmospera ng

mundo at ng mga karagatan. Ito

ay matagal ng nangyayari sa ating

mundo at hanggang ngayon

patuloy pa rin ito sa paglala. Ayon

sa mga Internasyonal na

pagsasaliksik hinggil sa panahon,

ang temperatura ay patuloy na

tataas mula 1.1 hanggang 6.4

sentigrado sa pagitan ng taong

1990 hanggang 2100. Maraming

bagay ang dahilan ng pagtaas na

ito. Nariyan ang “greenhouse ef-

fect” na may pinakamalaking

epekto sa pagbabago ng tem-

perature ng mundo. Ito ay ang

pagtaas ng “greenhouse gas” na

nakapagdudulot ng patuloy na

pag-init ng bumabalot sa mundo

at ng ibabang atmospera nito. Ito

ay kinabibilangan ng mga gas na

nangagaling sa mga pabrika,

tambutso ng sasakyan,

pagsusunog ng mga plastic at

pagkakaingin. Nariyan rin ang

ibang aspeto tulad ng pagiging

sensitibo ng ating atmospera at

ganon din ang pagiging aktibo ng

mga bulkan.

Kapag nagpatuloy ang paglala ng

“global warming”, maaari itong

humantong sa pagkakaroon ng

epekto sa ating klima, sa

pagdalang ng pag-ulan, at

mahahabang araw ng tag-init.

Nariyan rin na magiging madalas

na ang mga pagbabago sa

panahon tulad ng baha, heat

wave, el niño o tagtuyot, buhawi

o maging ipo-ipo. Maaari rin itong

makaapekto sa ating agrikultura

na tila makakapagpahirap hindi

lamang sa mga kapatid nating

magsasaka kundi pati na rin sa

atin na mga nakikinabang sa

produktong pang-agrikultura.

Gayon din ang pagiging “extinct”

ng ilang mga piling hayop dahil na

rin sa magiging pagbabago sa

panahon. Maaari ring dumami at

kumalat ang mga epidemya sa

mundo. Malaki rin ang nagiging

epekto nito sa ating karagatan dahil

sa ang “Carbon Dioxide“ ay acid

na nahihigop ng ating karagatan,

sa paraang ito nagkakaroon ng

reaksyon sa tubig ang asido na

malaki ang nagiging epekto sa ating

sa karagatan.

Ayon na rin sa ilang pagsasaliksik

ng mga dalubhasa sa panahon

maraming mga bansa ang

mabubura sa mapa kapag ito ay

nagtuloy-tuloy. Dahil na rin sa

mainit na panahon mabilis na

matutunaw ang mga yelo sa mga

karatig kontinente at tataas ang

level ng mga yamang-tubig na

maaaring bumara sa ilang mga

bansa sa ating mundo. Dahil dito

hindi malayong mapabilang ang

ating bansang Pilipinas sa mga

babahain dahil tayo ay

napapaligiran ng mga yamang-

tubig.

Maaari nating sugpuin ang bagay

na ito kung tayo ay magkakaroon

ng pagtutulungan sa ibat-ibang

nasyon sa ating mundo. Sa mga

simpleng paraan, tayong mga

Pilipino ay maaari ding tumugon sa

“... pagbabago

tulad ng baha,

heat wave, el

niño, buhawi o

maging ipo-

ipo.”

mga programang isinusulong para

sugpuin ang “global warming”. Sa

mga kababayan nating may mga

sasakyan, sana ay ipalinis na nila

ang mga tambutso ng sasakyan

nila o dili kaya’y gumamit ng ibang

alternatibong paraan para

mabawasan ang “smoke

belchers”. Kailangan din tayong

magtanim ng maraming puno lalo

na sa mga lungsod na hindi puro

gusali na lamang ang nakikita sa

mga lugar na ito. Dapat din na

hindi tayo magsunog ng mga plas-

tic sa ating mga bakuran, hanggat

maaari ay magrecycle tayo para

maiwasan ang pagsusunog. Sana

rin ang mga kababayan nating

nagmamay-ari ng mga pabrika ay

panatilihin nilang malinis at huwag

magbuga ng maiiitim na usok sa

ating kalangitan.

Sana rin ay mas lalong paigtingin

at dagdagan ng ating pamahalaan

ang mga programa para sugpuin

ang suliraning ito. Maghigpit sa

pagbabawal sa mga “smoke

belchers” sa kalsada, paglulunsad

ng maraming programa sa

pagtatanim ng mga puno, at lalong

palawigin ang mga programa sa

pagre-recycle. ***

Source: goggle site

Warehouse Report Caught in the Act... 5

Lecture on Multi-Modal

Transport & TradeFacilatator: Mr. Abraham V. Asuncion

Kartini Hotel - November 14, 2015

STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSIONDecember 5 & 6, 2015 - Tanza Oasis Hotel

CHRISTMAS PARTY 2015(Soft Blessing)

Theme: Christmas: A Service of Love in the Logistics WorldDecember 12, 2015 - P.M.A. Logistics Center

6 Alam Nyo Ba? Warehouse Report

The TRUTH about LED Lighting

EFFICIENCY

LEDs are extremely energy efficient and consume

up to 90% less power than incandescent bulbs.

Since LEDs use only a fraction of the energy of

an incandescent light bulb there is a dramatic de-

crease in power costs. Also, money and energy is

saved in maintenance and replacement costs due

to the long LED lifespan.

Because of the low power usage of LEDs, they

are becoming extremely popular for light sources

in remote areas that use solar panels.

Although LEDs have a higher initial cost than in-

candescent and compact fluorescent light bulbs,

the cost is quickly recouped over time in lower

electricity costs.

LONGEVITY

LEDs have a lifespan of up to 60,000 hours com-

pared to 1,500 hours for incandescent bulbs. An

LED light will last over 7 years (constant use)

before needing replacement. On average, LED

bulbs last 10 times as long as compact fluorescent

bulbs, and 133 times longer than typical incandes-

cent bulbs. Long lifespan of LEDs will dramati-

cally reduce maintenance costs and lower long-

term operating costs compared to traditional in-

candescent and fluorescent tubes.

LED lifespan scenarios:

-50,000 hours powered 4 hours/day = 34 year lifespan



DURABILITY

LEDs are solid state lighting devices that utilize

semiconductor material instead of a filament or

LED (Light Emitting Diodes) are the latest and most exciting technological advancement in the lighting

industry. LEDs are small, solid light bulbs which are extremely energy efficient and long lasting. LEDs

operate differently than traditional incandescent light bulbs. This makes LEDs far more rugged and durable

than traditional incandescent light bulbs. LED technology also offers many additional advantages over

incandescent, neon and compact fluorescent lighting devices - such as exceptionally longer life span

(60,000 hours), enormously lower energy usage (90% more efficient), reduced maintenance costs and

higher safety. LEDs are currently being used for a wide variety of applications such as: residential lighting,

aerospace, architectural lighting, automotive, aviation, broadcasting, electronic instrumentation, enter-

tainment and gaming, industrial automation and controls, the military, traffic and safety & transportation.

(Cont...)

neon gas. An LED light is a tiny chip encapsulated

in an epoxy resin enclosure, which makes LEDs

far sturdier than traditional incandescent light bulbs

or fluorescent tubes. Since LEDs don't use fragile

components such as glass and filaments, LEDs

are able to withstand shock, vibration and extreme

temperature.

ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY

LEDs are made from non toxic materials, unlike

fluorescent lighting that uses mercury that may

pose a danger to the environment. LED’s are also

recyclable and considered “green” or Earth-

Friendly.

SAFETY

Improved safety may be LED's most important

benefit.

LED lights generate virtually no heat therefore

they are cool to the touch and can be left on for

hours without incident or consequence if touched.

LED's produce 3.4 btu's/hour, compared to 85 for

incandescent bulbs. In comparison, incandescent

lighting expels 90% of the energy it consumes via

heat, making the bulbs hot to the touch. LEDs re-

duce the potential for safety risks such as burns

and fires.

FUTURE

LEDs are poised to replace traditional incandescent light

bulbs. LEDs are rapidly becoming the preferred light-

ing solution of both professionals and residential us-

ers. LED technology is continually advancing - pro-

ducing brighter LED bulbs. ***

(Source: goggle site)

Warehouse Report Safety First 7

Cleanliness is next to SCleanliness is next to SCleanliness is next to SCleanliness is next to SCleanliness is next to Safenessafenessafenessafenessafeness...............

“RESIDUAL WASTE MANAGEMENT”

The Warehouse Way

t Warehouse Management Inc. we value clean-

liness next to safeness. We have formulated Waste

Management Program that will be a great help in

reducing the threat of Global Warming.

Separation of biodegradable and non-biodegrad-

able waste, recycling of reusable materials and al-

location of budget for proper waste disposal are

some of the practices that are implemented by the

company. Waste that are residual, those that are

not able to be recycled, re-used or composted are

being collected by an accredited establishment that

are equipped to manage and process it.

A waste free environment produces healthy and

safe workplace and creates efficient employees. ***

A

“Safety First” is a valuable slogan. It

is partly a philosophy of life. It is not a

purpose but rather an attitude and

means of living. Think SAFETY and

live SAFETY, it goes hand in hand with

every second of one’s life. Live your

life safely and let “Safety first” guide

you through.

However, the management cannot do

the whole safety job alone. Every

worker must do their part to keep them-

selves out, from getting hurt and meet-

ing accidents. Listed below are some

ways in promoting safety in the work-

place or even at home:

a. Use of safeguards provided.

b. Understanding and following safety

rules and safety instructions (no short-

cut for safety).

c. Seeking always for the safe way of

working on each job or activity.

d. Being watchful for any possible near

miss-end accidents.

e. Working earnestly on safety com-

mittee or other safety activities to

which you may be assigned.

f. Reporting /fixing all hazardous con-

ditions.

by: svm

PULL-OUT TESTING STANDARD PROCEDURES

FOR LOADED CONTAINERS

1. Slightly lift-up the landing legs.2. Test the connection of the truck head to the container.3. Fully lift-up the landing legs.4. Remove wood stopper.5. Pull-out.

Guidelines to Physival Selection and

Examination of container and chassis

The following fundamental requirements must be met:

1. The container number must tally with the standard of ISO;2. Four (4) posts, six (6) surfaces and eight (8) of a container should be in good con dition particularly the twist locks, laches, leg support tires, etc.;3. Every jointing part should be firmed;4. Inside of containers should be clean, dry, no odor and no dust;5. The container should be watertight and light tight;6. The container should be certified.

SAFETY FIRST

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October Celebrants

November Celebrants

December Celebrants

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Ambat, Marianne Oct. 2

Simpelo, Gerry Oct. 3

Dayon, Margarito Oct. 4

Corpuz, Jacinto Oct. 5

Agarin, Lenny Joy Oct. 8

Monteza, Reynaldo Oct. 8

Maghinay, Michael Von Oct. 15

Bacomo, Michael Oct. 16

Maghinay, Orville Ian Oct. 17

Jovero, Jason Oct. 28

Saul, Marcelo Oct. 30

Hene, Ives Jay Nov. 1

Pertez, Joanna Rose Nov. 2

Faustino, Juller John Nov. 3

Marturillas, Federico Nov. 7

Dimaculangan, Jomar Nov. 8

Bulaklak, Ceric John Nov. 11

Guevarra, John Dominic Nov. 17

Laggui, Andrea Nov. 30

Banta, Quency Dec. 3

GERARDO N. SIMPELOMechanic

Date Hired: October 1, 2015

Times of troubleTimes of troubleTimes of troubleTimes of troubleTimes of troubleare times forare times forare times forare times forare times for

trust...trust...trust...trust...trust...

MICHAEL VON A.

MAGHINAYWarehouse Crew


ALVIN A. ARCALAIT Staff


FLORENCIO D. ROSAUPANTrailer Driver


REYNALDO N. NOLASCO

JR.Finance Manager


ORVILLE IAN C. MAGHINAYAssistant Mechanic


ALEXANDER R. PEROCHOTrailer Driver

Date Hired: November 24, 2015

We PASSED...

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