BATAAN PENINSULA STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND Telefax: (6347) 2379214

(6347) 2379214
ARCHITECTURE Website: www.bpsc.edu.ph

Capitol Drive, Capitol Compound

City of Balanga 2100 Bataan
PHILIPPINES

Company Profile
Type: LPG Terminal
Area: Luzon, Bataan
Storage Capacity: 12,000 tonnes of LPG
Products: Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Owner: Liquigaz Philippines Corporation
Shareholders: SHV Energy of the Netherlands

Brief History/Background:

Liquigaz Philippines Corporation was established in 1995 and is now the second largest LPG supplier in the country with more
than 30% of market share. We are owned by Canaria Holdings Corp. and headed by our President & CEO Mr. Lucio L. Co.

In over 22 years of service, Liquigaz is proud to be the number one trusted LPG supplier in Luzon that highlights and prioritizes
customer satisfaction and reliability.

As the fastest growing LPG supplier in the Philippines, we commit to offer quality and innovative solutions to every LPG user
while maintaining safe and balanced working conditions.

Liquigaz believes in growth through performance. We will continue to optimize our business to become the market leader in the
different business segments of the LPG Industry.

Liquigaz works closely in building strong relationships with businesses, small and large, multinational and local, by integrating our
core values which makes us the trusted brand of top companies in the country as well as international businesses.

Liquigaz gives the highest importance to its people. We invest on the workforce that shapes the future of our company.
Therefore, we support and train them along the way, so they can look forward on building their career with us.

As part of our goals to achieve market dominance and sustainable growth, we continue to engage in responsible and ethical
business practices for our customers, society and other stakeholders. We implement processes to guarantee that we reduce the
impact of our daily operations to the environment. We also ensure that we give back to the community that nurtured our growth
since the beginning of our operations. Thus, we have always assimilated in our business different corporate social responsibility
programs.

Vision and Mission

VISION
We will be the dominant and formidable LPG Company in the Philippines known for excellence in customer service, product
quality and people, and its commitment to social responsibility.

MISSION
We are driven towards achieving market dominance and sustainable growth by way of;
Constantly meeting customer satisfaction and needs through excellent service;
Ensuring product quality through improved and innovative processes, while maintaining safe and balanced working conditions;
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(6347) 2379214
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PHILIPPINES

Investing in people and sustaining a highly effective, harmonious, and dynamic organization and; Engaging in
responsible, ethical business practices in the best interest of customers and other stakeholders, and the community.

SERVICES OFFERED
Over the years, Liquigaz has continuously offered quality LPG products and services that cater different businesses to
provide all their LPG needs.

Wholesale

Liquigaz is dominantly the leading and most reliable supplier of Bulk LPG in the market. Wholesale business caters to
Independent Refillers that use the product in their own re-selling requirements. Being the market leader in this segment,
Liquigaz continues to manage efficiently its inventory, distribution, pricing, and its influence to remain as the most competitive in
this business.

Autogas

Liquigaz, at the forefront in the introduction of Autogas as a cost-effective alternative fuel for automobiles and light vehicles,
remains to promote excellent corporate social responsibility by supporting environment-friendly solutions. Liquigaz believes in
alternative fuel since the use of Autogas is considered as safe as any conventional automotive fuels. Through this, Liquigaz
remains to be strong in promoting Auto-LPG and Liquigaz created the Autogas Fleet card which offers convenience for all Auto-
LPG users.

Cylinder

Liquigaz is supported by a network of dealers all over Luzon to serve the LPG needs of consumers at home.
As part of our commitment in implementing safe and reliable product for household, we make sure that
our Liquigaz cylinders are always available and follow the stringent standards of the industry before filling.

Industrial

Liquigaz is one of the largest suppliers in the Industrial Sector because of our commitment in providing
mutually beneficial solutions and technical expertise.
Liquigaz also assures global safety standards and quality products are provided to customers in the Food Manufacturing,
Ceramics Industry, Glass Manufacturing, Can Manufacturing, Automative Industry, and steel-manufacturing.
To maintain the quality of our product and the success of our business, Liquigaz remains to improve its capability in customizing
special LPG mixes, reliable logistics support, and competitive pricing

Commercial
Liquigaz has become the most trusted brand of top companies in the Philippines especially in the food, catering, hotel,
and shopping mall industry. We have pioneered the supply of LPG directly to small and large food stores, restaurants
and fast food chains. Liquigaz currently serves more than 1,500 customers all over Luzon.
To retain growth and development in Commercial Business, Liquigaz makes sure that we offer quality service and
solutions to our customers. We always prioritize to meet the customers’ changing demands and guarantee their
satisfaction.
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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND Telefax: (6347) 2379214
(6347) 2379214
ARCHITECTURE Website: www.bpsc.edu.ph

Capitol Drive, Capitol Compound

City of Balanga 2100 Bataan
PHILIPPINES

Key Officers
Edward C. David
President & CEO

Jerome D. Fontanos Atty. Caroline Exconde

Vice President for Operations Corporate Secretary

Board of Directors
Lucio L. Co
Chairman

Leonardo B. Alex Chua

Omar B. Dayao
Dayao Director
Treasurer  Nelson C. Par 
Vice Chairman
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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND Telefax: (6347) 2379214
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City of Balanga 2100 Bataan
PHILIPPINES

Batilo, Jerven
Bataan Terminal Manager

Rodriguez, Raynel
Deputy Manager

Inog, Edwinson Bayos, Rodolfo

Maintenance Maintenance
Supervisor Supervisor

Velarde, Guillermo Macabuhay, Kiefer

Instrumentation Kyp
Supervisor Lab Analyst Supervisor

Lucero III,
Dela Rosa, Marvin
Antonieto Guevarra, Jerome
Terminal Loading
Terminal Loading Terminal Loading
Master
Master Master

Cruz, Herlan
Calaquian, Inquig, Junard Branch Accountant
Michelle Terminal Operator
Co. Nurse/Receptionist

Baloy, Jerome Saldaña, Joshua

Doritan, Antonio Branch Accountant
Maintenance Assistant Terminal Operator

Cabudol, Hibaler, Dan

Francisco Oliver
Co. Driver Terminal Operator

Hernandez, Garcia Jr.,

Ricardo Alejandro
Co. Driver Terminal Operator

Torrevillas, Brian
Terminal Operator

Ventura, Patrick
Terminal Operator

Nerpio, Timothy
Terminal Operator
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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND Telefax: (6347) 2379214
(6347) 2379214
ARCHITECTURE Website: www.bpsc.edu.ph

Capitol Drive, Capitol Compound

City of Balanga 2100 Bataan
PHILIPPINES

Problems Encountered and Solutions made

i. A Lorry was overfilled because an operator didn’t notice the Magnetic Gauge’s value (volume.) was
already at 95% which was supposed to be just at 89%.

 The Operators managed to solve this problem by closing the liquid valve connected to the
overfilled Lorry. They did a line-up of valves to be able to connect the outlet of the overfilled
truck to the inlet of another truck. This is for transferring the excess amount of the product to
the other Lorry.

ii. An outlet inside the Conference Room exploded due to a Short-circuit.

 We immediately used fire extinguisher but when we saw that the smoke was still there, our
Safety officer, Engr. Raynel Rodriguez, pulled down the circuit breaker and reported it to the
MCR. But since it was already past 5pm that time, the Maintenance team wasn’t available but
the next day, they managed to fix it.

iii. A Lorry’s Tank became over pressured while the process of Truck loading is occurring. As the Road
Loading Arm was connected to the outlet manifold of the Lorry, the vapor hose must be connected
to the vapor manifold for the vapor return but the Operator didn’t notice it, that’s why the Lorry’s
Tank was over pressured which caused the liquid not to enter the Tank because of the pressure
inside it is higher than the pressure the Liquid product is carrying.

 The operator closed the liquid valve and connected the vapor hose. He let the vapor return flow
through the hose as a Vapor return and for the Lorry to lower its pressure. The Pressure of the
tank to be achieved is at about 7Barg. When it was already reached, the operator re-opened the
Liquid valve for the process to continue.

iv. While there was an importation of product, the Mechanical Seal of one of the Booster Pumps being
used was damaged which caused the product being imported to leak out and spout.

 The Booster Man, who was the assigned operator on the booster area, immediately shut
down the Booster Pump that leaked. The Maintenance team couldn’t change and
replace the Mechanical Seal until the new one had arrived and delivered by the team of
EAGLE BURGMAN. Fortunately, no one was hurt during that incident.