It is a difficult task to construct a bridge over Esperanza River because of the nature of the said river. But despite this, Ulticon Builders Inc. pushed for the immediate completion of the project to make the transport of farm products more economical, and for the convenience of the traveling public.
Although building the bridge over Esperanza River proved to be complicated, Ulticon Builders Inc.’s witty engineers have done an excellent job in solving the case.
Through the efforts of Ulticon Builders, under the supervision of Carlos Gonzalez, The Esperanza Bridge now provides the local residents with the opportunity to increase their income – due to savings generated from hauling and transportation cost. Ulticon deems the Esperanza Bridge to be one of their biggest projects to date. Considering the difficulty of this project, Ulticon has definitely proved once again that they always get the job done.
(Built in the time with Pablo)
Reducing the distance between people, markets, services and knowledge – or simply ‘getting people connected’ – is a great part of what economic growth is all about. Ulticon Builders Inc., headed by Carlos Gonzalez, have been paving the way for Filipinos for more than 20 years now.
UBI considers that the development of rural roads brings multiple socio-economic benefits to the rural areas which form a strong base of the National economy and that it’s a powerful instrument for the socio-economic transformation of the villages.
Below are some of the latest roads they’ve paved for the present and future generations:
ISO, the International Organization for Standardization, is an independent, non-governmental international organization with a membership of 163 national standards bodies. They give world-class specifications for products, services and systems, to ensure quality, safety and efficiency. UBI has been accredited under three different sets of standards published by ISO. One of these is ISO 14001-2004 or Environmental Management System (EMS)
ISO 14001 is an internationally accepted standard that outlines how to put an effective environmental management system in place in your organization. It is designed to help businesses remain commercially successful without overlooking environmental responsibilities and impacts. It can also help you to grow sustainably while reducing the environmental impact of this growth.
UBI’s President, Carlos Gonzalez, firmly believes in putting environmental management at the heart of Ulticon Builder’s operations in order to have sustainable success. These are the results of Ulticon’s hard work and perseverance in implementing EMS or Environmental Management System:
Investment in infrastructure development can boost the economic growth. Particularly, in disaster affected areas, the reconstruction of essential public infrastructure is an important ingredient for recovery, sustained economic growth and poverty reduction.
Ulticon Builders Inc. focuses its business on infrastructure development, since they believe that it is significant and vital for the socio-economic development of the country. Through this, UBI has helped impoverished/disaster affected communities by improving their access to essential infrastructure, such as schools and houses; easing access to water supply schemes; employing local skilled labors for construction work.
Ulticon has high hopes for the Philippines, a developing country. Aside from those mentioned, Ulticon has been on the front foot in building the country through paying taxes religiously.
UBI, under the supervision of Carlos Gonzalez, was recognized by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) as Top Corporate Taxpayer in CARAGA Region. Furthermore, UBI considers proper filing of returns and payment of taxes as means of abiding to its corporate social responsibility (CSR).
Ulticon Builders Incorporated, headed by its CEO & President, Mr. Carlos Gonzalez, has always paved the way for the future. In 23 years of existence, Ulticon has and will always tightly control the essentials of road construction to ensure quality results.
Budget
Finishing projects on time and on budget has always been crucial for UBI. Ulticon’s budgeting process is highly reminted thru the thorough analysis of their intuitive project engineers.
Manpower
In order for the projects to finish on pristine quality and on time, UBI always make sure to have adequate manpower to do the job. Thankfully, UBI is certified with OHSAS 18001:2007, stating that Ulticon has been assessed to have a very safe and healthy workplace. Through this certificate, Ulticon Builders has no problem with looking for manpower.
Equipment & Materials
The selection of the appropriate type and size of construction equipment and materials often affects the required amount of time and effort and thus the job-site productivity of a project. It is therefore important for site managers and construction planners to be familiar with the characteristics of the major types of equipment most commonly used in construction. Ulticon has a complete variety of equipment at their disposal for road construction.
Born officially in 1947, but with roots that traces back to the revolutionary days, the Philippine Red Cross has truly become the premier humanitarian organization in the country, committed to provide quality life-saving services that protect the life and dignity especially of indigent Filipinos in vulnerable situations.
Ulticon Builders Inc. is known to be very concerned about the safety and well-being of their employees, and that’s an understatement. In fact, UBI, under the supervision of Carlos “Charlie” Gonzalez, the President and Founder of UBI, has never experienced accidents with their employees in any project. This fact alone indicates how much UBI emphasizes their devotion in keeping their employees safe. But their passion in helping their people’s well-being, as well as others’, doesn’t stop there.
2010 was the year Ulticon Builders Inc. got involved in saving lives through a fruitful partnership with Red Cross Philippines in it’s blood letting program. UBI promotes their employees from the project sites, motor pool and admin personnel to donate their blood to save the lives of others. Ever since then, UBI, with the help of the PRC, has been punctual in sharing their drops of hope through phlebotomy.
Aside from the joy of saving lives by contributing to the blood bank, phlebotomy has also improved the overall cardiovascular health of UBI’s employees. Because regular blood donations keep the levels of iron in check, which reduces the risk of heart disease and cancer, UBI has made it a habit to schedule it every three months. Ulticon Builders Inc., headed by Carlos “Charlie” Gonzalez, shows no sign of stopping in helping the lives of Filipinos.
Ulticon Builders Inc. (UBI) proudly received the Tripartite Certificate of Compliance with Labor Standards (TCCLS) from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on September 10, 2012. TCCLS is the first-level seal of good housekeeping issued to enrolled establishments.
TCCLS is provided for under DOLE Department Order No. 115 (Operational Guidelines on the Issuance of TCCLS). A reform measure of DOLE, it introduced voluntary compliance with labor standards such as General Labor Standards (GLS), Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHS), and Child Labor Law (Republic Act 9231). From the different regions throughout the Philippines, only a handful of organizations met the requirements.
To qualify for the certificate, an establishment must meet these criteria:
(a) It should be duly registered with either the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA), DOLE, and other appropriate government agencies.
(b) It has a valid business permit from the Local Government Unit.
(c) It does not have any pending case with DOLE involving violations of General Labor Standards, Occupational Safety and Health Standards, and Child Labor Law during the time of the application.
(d) It has no case of Fatal Accident, Permanent Total/Partial Disability, or Occupational Illness within twelve months at the time of the application.
UBI, led by its Founder and President Carlos Gonzalez, has been steadfast in adhering to these guidelines and provisions from the Department of Labor and Employment as the company continues to be a key player in the construction industry.
PSME stands for The Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers. It was founded by Tobias P. Marcelo in 1952 with the ambition of joining together the mechanical engineers in the chase of advancement in professional growth and in the elevation of the profession as a whole.
On October 25-28 , 2011 was the 59th Annual National Convention of the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) held at the Philippine Columbian Association Seminar Hall in Paco, Manila. The thriving four days of consecutive of events was attended by more than 2,000 national delegates, the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) Davao chapter governed the 59th Annual National Convention events by frolicking off with eight noteworthy grants and getting the fabulous title in Sayaw Inhenyero 2011.
The greatest national recognition, that to be named a PSME Fellow for 2011, was handed to Engr. Avelino Angayan of the Ulticon Builders Incorporated. In addition, recognized for The Outstanding Mechanical Engineers (TOME) were Engr. Roger A. Cerbo of Holcim Phils for manufacturing category, Engr. Alan E. Rufila of Asiseals Corp. for Service to Community and Country category, and Engr. Romeo Eduardo E. Javellana of the University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP) for Education category.
The Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) Davao Chapter made its strong presence felt during the 59th PSME Annual National Convention in Manila on October 25-28, 2011. The pride of the city, the Davaoeño mechanical engineers, received eight grants while Engr. Avelino Angayan of Ulticon Builders Incorporated (UBI) was named as 2011 PSME Fellow, the highest national recognition from the convention.
The second week of August is the month of the Kadayawan Festival celebration in Davao City, Philippines with Ulticon Builders Davao. The city also known as ” The Fruit Basket of Mindanao” and its Kadayawan Festival is known throughout the Philippines as the “King of Festivals”. It is a weeklong celebration of thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, and a bountiful harvest. Our honorable Mayor Rodrigo Duterte once said that Kadayawan is also a celebration for the indigenous people of Mindanao.
Ulticon Builders Inc. has an enormous vision for the city’s progress along with many others. Carlos Gonzalez of Davao has supported this vision by facilitating the creation of farm to market roads for the indigenous people to have more access and convenience in bringing their farm products to the market. It was also created to help them have the right advantage in using the government’s programs in education, health, hospitalization amongst others. That is why, when they were asked for a sponsorship, Ulticon accepted the opportunity to become one of the donors for the festival and pledged to be a Silver Sponsor.
Kadayawan has three famous events with the locals and tourists from all around the globe, primarily the Floral Float (Pamulak) Competition Parade, Indak-Indak sa Kadalanan and the Hiyas ng Kadayawan. It is a chromatic festival celebration to watch and mostly the participants of the events are represented by the different tribes from Mindanao.
As thousands of locals and tourists joined the colorful and huge celebration with major events to organize, the collaboration between the public and private sectors truly made the Kadayawan 2011 to be a success and a celebraton that was one for the books.
Ulticon Builders Inc. under the supervision of Carlos Gonzalez a.k.a Charlie Gonzalez of Davao, has constantly complied with the OSHS accreditation of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) under Article 162 of the Labor Code of the Philippines. The accreditation is meant to enhance and protect the work operation of every organization in the Philippines. Moreover, as UBI has has been consistently practicing it, it has always prioritized the security, safety and health of its workers and the condition of the workplace.
That is why, Ulticon has once again maintained their accreditation under the Field of Expertise in Construction as of April 01, 2015 with the Company’s Accreditation No.1033-140414-L-0031. The validity of this accreditation is valid until April 14, 2017.
The accreditation means that they have a licensed OSH practitioner experienced in occupational safety and health standards. He or she has completed a training course and attended various seminars from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE). The role of a practitioner is to administer or implement the Rule 1030 of the Occupational Safety and Health Standards within the company (Ulticon Builders Inc.).
For Carlos Gonzalez of Davao and Ulticon Builders adhering to these provisions from the Government is a significant advancement for the organization. In addition it has continuously helped Ulticon Builders Inc. in improving its work standards within the company. Ulticon Builders Incorporated will continue in striving for what is necessary so its people will not have to worry about anything else except pursuance of excellence and quality in the projects that Ulticon undertakes.
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