The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) formally received 14 Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) machines and two Gas Cutting Machines from HD Hyundai to enhance the training capabilities of the newly constructed SBMA Labor Training Facility in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone.
During the ceremonial turnover, SBMA Senior Deputy Administrator for Support Operations Atty. Ramon O. Agregado and HD Hyundai General Manager Kang Kilsu signed the deed of donation, witnessed by SBMA Labor Department Manager Atty. Melvin L. Varias, TESDA-Zambales Provincial Director Leonardo Tabamo, and TESDA-Zambales Administrator Eugene Peñaranda.
The donation aims to strengthen SBMA’s partnership with TESDA-Zambales in advancing technical-vocational training and workforce development in the Freeport and nearby communities.
