J-Phil Marine Inc.

03/03/2026

Heavenly Father,

We lift up to You all the seafarers navigating perilous waters amid rising conflict. Protect them from harm, shield them from danger, and surround them with Your peace and presence.

Guard every ship’s crew as they continue their work far from home. Calm the storms — both natural and political — that threaten their journey. Be their refuge in uncertainty and their strength in moments of fear.

Grant wisdom to international leaders, and soften their hearts to choose peace over violence, understanding over hostility, and dialogue over destruction.

Bring comfort to families waiting at home, and let Your peace reign over the seas and among the nations.

In Jesus’ name we pray. 🙏

Amen.

14/01/2026

🚢 WE ARE HIRING! 🚢

We are currently looking for qualified and experienced:
⚓ Chief Engineer
⚓ Second Engineer

📌 Vessel Type: oil/chem
📌 Requirements:
✔️ Valid license and certificates
✔️ Oil/chem tanker sea service experience
✔️ Good communication and teamwork skills

📩 Interested applicants may send their updated CV to:
📧 [email protected]
📞 09178060650

Be part of our seafaring journey!

13/01/2026

NOW HIRING – ELECTRICIAN ⚡🚢
For Oil / Chemical Tanker Vessels

We are in need of a qualified Electrician with previous experience onboard Oil/Chem Tanker vessels.

Interested applicants may apply through:
📩 Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
📞 Contact No.: 02 70016432
🏢 Office Address: 1977 Angel Linao Street Malate Manila

We’ll be happy to have you onboard.

02/01/2026

As we welcome the New Year, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our seafarers, principals, and partners for your continued trust. May the year ahead bring safe voyages, stronger partnerships, and shared success. 🌊⚓
Happy New Year from J-PHIL MARINE INC!
Cheers to 2026! God bless us all! 🎉

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas to each and everyone! Specially to our heroes, all seafarers around the world!
⚓️🎄

God bless us all! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

13/12/2025

Another video coverage of the Crew Forum and Team Building by our cadets Adrian and Valign. (Edited by Adrian)

The crew officers really enjoyed the session.

13/12/2025

08/12/2025

INFOGRAPHIC | The Four Pillars of IMO

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) established four foundational conventions—known as the Four Pillars of Maritime Regulation—to ensure global safety, environmental protection, and competency at sea. These pillars guide the training, operations, and responsibilities of all seafarers and shipping companies worldwide.

1. SOLAS – Safety of Life at Sea
The most important maritime safety convention. SOLAS sets minimum standards for ship construction, equipment, fire prevention, lifesaving appliances, navigation, and emergency preparedness—ensuring ships are built and operated to protect lives at sea.

2. MARPOL – Marine Pollution Prevention
This convention focuses on protecting the marine environment. MARPOL regulates pollution from ships, including oil, chemicals, garbage, sewage, and air emissions. Its goal: reduce human impact and keep our oceans clean and sustainable.

3. STCW – Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping
STCW ensures that every seafarer is properly trained, certified, and qualified for their duties. It defines global standards for operational competence, safety practices, and watchkeeping to maintain professionalism on board all vessels.

4. MLC 2006 – Maritime Labour Convention
Often called the “Seafarers’ Bill of Rights,” MLC safeguards the welfare, working conditions, and rights of all seafarers. It covers fair employment, medical care, accommodation, recreation, food, and overall well-being.

08/12/2025

Our dear MT KELLY ❤️ ...She's so beautiful!

28/11/2025

Happy 27th Anniversary, J-Phil Marine Inc.!

Celebrating more than two decades of dedicated service to the maritime industry, especially to our hardworking Filipino seafarers.

To all our stakeholders, thank you for journeying with us. Your trust and support fuel our commitment to excellence.

Here’s to a brighter future and continued success in all our endeavors! 🚢✨

25/11/2025

INFOGRAPHIC | COLREGs Rule 18 — Responsibilities Between Vessels

Rule 18 defines the hierarchy of responsibilities between different types of vessels to prevent collisions. It specifies which vessel is the give-way and which is the stand-on in various situations.

Key Points:
-Power-driven vessels:
Keep clear of vessels not under command, vessels restricted in their ability to maneuver, sailing vessels, fishing vessels, and vessels engaged in towing or pushing.

-Sailing vessels:
Keep clear of vessels not under command, vessels restricted in their ability to maneuver, and vessels engaged in towing or pushing.

-Narrow channels:
Vessels proceeding along the channel have the right of way over vessels crossing the channel.

-Overtaking vessels:
Any vessel overtaking another must keep clear, regardless of type.

-Head-on situations:
Both vessels should alter course to starboard to pass safely.

24/11/2025