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On October 1st the first issue of THE AVIOR TRIBUNE was launched. In its launching format THE AVIOR TRIBUNE is a daily digital newspaper send to all ships with AVIOR crew on board. In its present format it consists of three A4 pages of local news.
It will be prepared on a daily basis in the Avior Office on all working days including Saturday. The Tribune is one of the welfare initiatives to keep Seafarers informed on what is happening back home and in the Company.
As Of October 14 Avior operates from its new office in the Fly Ace Corporate Center in the Central Business Park near Mall of Asia. The activities from Alabang and Makati offices are now consolidated in the new office which apart from more space, features an upgraded Crew Waiting Lounge and Training/Briefing facilities.
The better office facilities also allow for dedicated fleetteams to be created for each Principals and uniform implementation of IT.
"The improved office space will allow us to accomodate further growth and improve the services to our Principals and Seafarers" President Edna Ranara stated.
The New Avior Office address is:
4F Fly Ace Corporate Centre
13 Coral Way
CBP, Pasay City
1300 Philippines
(near SM Arena, next to K-line training Centre)
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Oct 28-30 AVIOR organized an Officer seminar for MPC Officers at the Microtel Mall of Asia. From MPC side the 3-day seminar was attended by Fleet Personnel Manager Sandra Kaluza and Fleet Managing Director Nick Topham.
In informal setting the Officers were briefed and updated on developments in MPC and AVIOR, fuel efficiency, H&M Insurance, STCW-2010, MLC 2006 and received Media training by MTI.
In the media training Officers were trained how to deal with the media in case of incidents and briefed on how to repsonsibly deal with Social Media. The highlight of the training were the exercises in which participants were subjected to an ambush interview with real reporters and camera's present and the unexpected phone call to the bridge by reporters seeking information on an incident. After some briefing and training all cleared those exercises albeit with a bit of sweat and stress.
The impact of the social media and the impact on the image of the Company in the public domain were also explained using some bad and some good examples.
The seminar was concluded with a teambuilding day on the Island of Corregador.
On October 1st the first issue of THE AVIOR TRIBUNE was launched. In its launching format THE AVIOR TRIBUNE is a daily digital newspaper send to all ships with AVIOR crew on board. In its present format it consists of three A4 pages of local news.
It will be prepared on a daily basis in the Avior Office on all working days including Saturday. The Tribune is one of the welfare initiatives to keep Seafarers informed on what is happening back home and in the Company.
As Of October 14 Avior operates from its new office in the Fly Ace Corporate Center in the Central Business Park near Mall of Asia. The activities from Alabang and Makati offices are now consolidated in the new office which apart from more space, features an upgraded Crew Waiting Lounge and Training/Briefing facilities.
The better office facilities also allow for dedicated fleetteams to be created for each Principals and uniform implementation of IT.
"The improved office space will allow us to accomodate further growth and improve the services to our Principals and Seafarers" President Edna Ranara stated.
The New Avior Office address is:
4F Fly Ace Corporate Centre
13 Coral Way
CBP, Pasay City
1300 Philippines
(near SM Arena, next to K-line training Centre)
For more photo's Click here
Oct 28-30 AVIOR organized an Officer seminar for MPC Officers at the Microtel Mall of Asia. From MPC side the 3-day seminar was attended by Fleet Personnel Manager Sandra Kaluza and Fleet Managing Director Nick Topham.
In informal setting the Officers were briefed and updated on developments in MPC and AVIOR, fuel efficiency, H&M Insurance, STCW-2010, MLC 2006 and received Media training by MTI.
In the media training Officers were trained how to deal with the media in case of incidents and briefed on how to repsonsibly deal with Social Media. The highlight of the training were the exercises in which participants were subjected to an ambush interview with real reporters and camera's present and the unexpected phone call to the bridge by reporters seeking information on an incident. After some briefing and training all cleared those exercises albeit with a bit of sweat and stress.
The impact of the social media and the impact on the image of the Company in the public domain were also explained using some bad and some good examples.
The seminar was concluded with a teambuilding day on the Island of Corregador.
4Fl Fly Ace Corporate Centre 13 Coral Way CBP, Pasay City 1300 Philippines