AMOSUP turns over BV 
			Class approved 20-men free fall lifeboat with davit to NMP
		
			
			
			Press Release
			December 13, 2024
			TACLOBAN CITY – 
			During the Turn-Over Ceremony on 10 December 2024 at the NMP 
			Tacloban Wharf Area, the National Maritime Polytechnic (NMP) 
			officially received the Deed of Donation for the BV Class Approved 
			20-Men Free Fall Lifeboat with Davit from the Associated Marine 
			Officers’ and Seamen’s Union of the Philippines (AMOSUP).
			In his acceptance speech, 
			Executive Director Victor A. Del Rosario expressed his sincere 
			appreciation for the donated equipment, highlighting that it is a 
			testament of the trust placed by AMOSUP to the agency to uphold the 
			highest standards of training and the continued dedication to the 
			well-being and safety of the Filipino seafarers.
			The BV Class Approved 
			20-Men Free Fall Lifeboat with Davit Simulator, valued at 
			P8,400,000.00, is designed to provide training and simulation for 
			emergency evacuation procedures in maritime environments, 
			specifically for free-fall lifeboats. Its primary purpose is to help 
			crew members and personnel become familiar with the operation, 
			deployment, and safety procedures related to the lifeboat system in 
			a controlled and safe environment.
			Further, part of the 
			turn-over program highlighted the blessing of the Training Pool 
			funded by the Tingog Party List and implemented by Department of 
			Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Generator House, and the LandBank 
			Automated Teller Machine (ATM) booth.
			“The facilities from the 
			generous offices serves as a crucial resource for hands-on learning 
			with the commitment to ensuring that our seafarers are equipped with 
			practical expertise to meet international standards and additionally 
			enhancing fiscal accessibility for our clients fostering convenience 
			and efficiency in our daily operations.”, Director Del Rosario 
			quoted.
			The ceremony was graced by 
			AMOSUP President Dr. Conrado Oca, DPWH, LBP, and Social Security 
			System (SSS) officials, Palompon Institute of Technology (PIT) and 
			NMP key officials and staff.
			The donation is an 
			attestation to the strong support for elevating NMP's training 
			capabilities. By providing Filipino seafarers with vital safety and 
			survival skills will empower them to excel in the global maritime 
			industry. Additionally, it will enable NMP to expand its training 
			course offerings, benefiting trainees through reduced course fees.