We are proud to announce that we have been awarded the much-coveted ISO 9001:2015 certification, an internationally recognized standard that ensures that our tugboat services meet the needs of our clients through an effective Quality Management System.
Genesis Quezon Tugs, Inc. (GQTI) management and staff visited Cagayan de Oro last May 16, 2022 to conduct inspections of GQTI tugboats that shall render tugboat services in Phividec Industrial Authority.
Genesis Quezon Tugs, Inc. came in full force at the Ship Security Assessment and Ship Security Plan Development Workshop conducted by PPA PMO Lucena held March 8-12, 2021.
GQTI officers and executives attended the Basic Port Operations Seminar (BPOS) conducted by the Port Management Office of Marinduque-Quezon last Feb 18, 2021.
Genesis Quezon Tugs Inc. recently conducted its Annual Management Review to evaluate the effectiveness of its Quality Management System in preparation for its continued suitability and adequacy in 2021.
GQTI is committed to maintaining its quality management system. Proof to that is the team’s continued learning and exclusive training on ISO 9001:2015 Internal Audit Course.
As the saying goes, “We can’t change the direction wind, but we can adjust our sails to always reach our destination”.
Last February 22, 2020, Genesis Tugs Quezon Inc (GTQI) President Capt. Ireneo U. delos Santos together with his team at Pagbilao, Quezon conducted a safety meeting and Tugboat Inspection Training.
True to its commitment to upgrading its excellent professional services and providing continuing education to its employees, Genesis Quezon Tugs. Inc. (GQTI) invited TÜV Rheinland Academy’s resource speaker Mr. Allan Topacio to conduct an ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems Awareness seminar last September 7, 2019.
Genesis Quezon Tugs, Inc. (GQTI) conducts scheduled bunkering operations for every tugboat every month.
In shipping circles, the terms “bunker” and “bunkering” are often heard and used, but what exactly do these terms mean?
Bunkering is the process of supplying fuel for use by ships, and includes the shipboard logistics of loading fuel and distributing it among available bunker tanks. The word “bunker,” meanwhile, is used extensively in defense forces and to define an area to store supplies and safeguard personnel.
They say tugboats are tremendous beasts. Tugs are strongly built, and pack huge power for their size. Normally they have towing power ranging from 40 to 120T. The propellers are so big, these are designed to move the tugboats slowly with a lot of thrust.
It is not unusual to use several tugs for ocean towing (vs docking in a harbor), or one big ocean-going tug with nearly as much power as a small ship. The credit usually goes to water, because water hardly provides any opposite force for tugboats to push or pull big vessels.