Philippine Iron Construction & Marine Works Inc.
Quick Summary: Philippine Iron Construction & Marine Works Inc. is a verified Yacht Maintenance provider serving Taguig and surrounding areas. They specialize in high-quality service for residential and commercial clients.
Client Focus
Commercial and Industrial
Services:
- Full-scale building construction
- Ship building
- Ship repair
- Ship design
- Shipping operations
- Mechanical works
- Structural design and analysis
Specialties:
- Marine engineering
- Industrial construction
- Shipbuilding to international standards
Areas Served: Philippines, International projects in various countries
Focus Areas
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6 Joe Borris St Pasig 1600 Metro Manila
About Philippine Iron Construction & Marine Works Inc.
Philippine Iron Construction and Marine Works, Inc. (PICMW) is an ISO-certified company specializing in marine, industrial, and general engineering services. Founded in 1934 and later renamed in 1970, it operates as part of the Resins Inc. Group of Companies. The company maintains two primary facilities: a Luzon office in Pasig City and a shipyard in Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, which is licensed by the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA). PICMW offers full-scale building construction for commercial and industrial projects, including site works, foundations, and structural build-up. Its Marine Division provides shipbuilding, ship repair, ship design, and shipping operations, with vessels classed to PRS, ABS, and Lloyd's standards. The company serves a diverse range of industries, such as manufacturing, energy, chemical, commercial establishments, and educational institutions. It has a history of international projects in countries like Argentina, the Netherlands, and Thailand, and has engaged in technical partnerships, including with MHI Plant Construction Co. Ltd. PICMW emphasizes technical expertise and service excellence, with a legacy spanning decades in the Philippine shipbuilding and construction sectors.