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Supply of Labor and Materials for the Fabrication of One (1) Unit Sugarcane Cutter

Procurement of Two (2) Units Semi-Automatic Bottle Filling Machine

Supply of Labor and Materials for the Electrical System Upgrading of MIRDC Mechanical Workshop I

Procument of CNC Gear Shaping Machine with Toolings and Accessories under the project Establishment of a Gear Making and Assembly Facility

Procurement of CNC Gear Shaving Machine with Toolings and Accessories under the project Establishment of a Gear Makaing and Assembly Facility

Supply of Labor, Tools and Equipment for the Mobilization and Shipment of Five-Coach Centrally Powered Hybrid Electric Road Train from DOST-MIRDC, Bicutan, Taguig City to Cebu City-Rebidding

Procurement of One (1) Lot Gear Software

Supply of Labor, Materials, Tools, Equipment and Technical Supervision for the Construction of Main Road from MIRDC Compound to General Santos Avenue, Bicutan, Taguig City

Supply of Labor and Materials for the Renovation of MIRDC Mechanical Workshop II (Phase 2)

Supply of Labor and Materials for the Renovation of MIRDC Mechanical Workshop I (Phase 6) under the project Establishment of a Gear Making and Assembly Facility

Procurement of One (1) Lot Server Upgrade

Procument of One (1) Lot Vacuum Carburizing Equipment With Accessories - Negotiated

Procurement of Vacuum Packaging Machine Including Delivery to the Regions (18 UNITS)

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Announcement of Vacant Positions

as of June 17, 2025

Technology Diffusion Division

Deadline for Submission of Applications: June 28, 2025

Technical Solution Services Section

Analysis Testing Division

Deadline for Submission of Applications: June 13, 2025

Finance and Administrative Division

Deadline for Submission of Applications: June 20, 2025

For ONLINE Submissions, scan and combine the listed requirements in (.pdf) format to

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  1. Application letter stating the position applied for
  2. Duly accomplished MIRDC Application for Employment. Please attach Work Experience Sheet (CSC form 212 additional form)
  3. Photocopy of training certificates, Official Transcript of Records and Diploma, certificate of eligibility
  4. (additional) For GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES: Service records, Statement of actual duties, Copy of latest Performance Evaluation

For Contract of Service positions, interested applicants may hand carry or e-mail the following requirements at:

Metals Industry Research And Development Center

G/F MIRDC Laboratories Bldg., MIRDC compound, General Santos Avenue, Bicutan, Taguig city

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 For HAND CARRY SUBMISSIONS:

  • Attach all necessary requirements in a Legal sized white folder using a double clip, and in the following order:
  1. Application letter stating the position applied for
  2. Duly accomplished Personal Data Sheet (CS FORM 212, Revised 2017) with picture, signature and thumb mark with Worksheet (CSC additional form)
  3. Photocopy of training certificates, Official Transcript of Records and Diploma

For ONLINE (E-MAIL) SUBMISSIONS, scan the above listed requirements in (.pdf) format  

***INCOMPLETE REQUIREMENTS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED***

Pursuant to Sec.5 of the RA 10524 otherwise known as the Equal Employment Opportunity Act, no person with disability shall be denied access to opportunities for suitable employment, thus, the DOST-MIRDC provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants moreover, the DOST-MIRDC prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, or any other characteristics. Due to high volume of applications received, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you very much for your interest in applying with us!

Note: Due to high volume of applications received, only those who are qualified and shortlisted will be contacted. Thank you very much!

 

The Metals Industry Research and Development Center held a Consultative Dialogue participated in by representatives from the electroplating sector on October 19, 2016 at the MIRDC Silver Auditorium. Industry players joined the Center in discussing and formulating appropriate solutions to relevant issues to help boost the electroplating sector. Dr. Danilo N. Pilar, Chief of the Technology Diffusion Division (TDD) of the MIRDC presented the draft of the Philippine Electroplating Industry Study and actively facilitated the dialogue. The objectives of the event were a) to validate the accuracy of the information gathered during the 2015 survey; b) to seek the industry’s insights on the various concerns of the survey respondents; and c) to finalize the 2015 Philippine Electroplating Industry Study for publication and distribution. Mr. Ruperto C. Magno, former president of the Philippine Electroplaters Association and the Chief Executive Officer of Chrome Dazzler Corporation, was among the participants who generously contributed to the discussion. Other participants are from Brillo Semicon Plating Services; First Aerocote Surface Technology, Iron Lady and Design Finishing Works, Master Coating, Sanno Manufacturing Phils., Van Der Horst Technologies Phils., Inc., Bine Phils., Inc., Rollmaster Machinery and Industrial Services , Neco Chemicals and Pure-chem Technology.


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Some of the most relevant matters discussed in the dialogue resulted to the following inputs and recommendation: a) electroplating companies are in need of training for employees; b) the electroplating industry in general seeks reliable service providers for rectifiers; c) the industry players feel positive about the business opportunities being created by the booming aerospace industry; d) electroplating company owners recognize that the best way to gain customer loyalty  is to give quality service. The participants also gave their insights about long-term solutions to enhance productivity of the electroplating industry. 

 

One of the most pressing challenges faced by the industry is environmental compliance. Company owners are recommending the setting-up of common service facility where electroplating companies can bring their wastewater for treatment at reasonable fees. Also, the industry players agreed with the idea of re-establishing the Philippine Electroplaters Association (PEA) because of the many benefits that industry association membership can offer to them. Mr. Virgilio F. Lanzuela, immediate past president of the Metalworking Industries Association  of the Philippines (MIAP) and CEO of the Rollmaster Machinery and Industrial Services Corp. shared with the group that through the PEA, a proposal for the establishment of a common service facility for waste water treatment may be submitted for funding considerations by DOST. 

 

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Mr. Ruperto C. Magno of Chrome Dazzler Corporation emphasizes the need to unite and be able to move forward.

Mr. Rolly Tan of First Aerocote Surface Technology shares their experiences as a player in the aerospace industry.
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Mr. Virgilio F. Lanzuela of Philippine Die and Mold Association & CEO of Rollmaster Machinery and Industrial Services Corporation explains the benefits of having an organized industry association.

Ms. Ocampo of Van der Horst cites a scenario wherein the industry will be losing revenues due to product related issues.
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 Mr. Rommel Baldevarona of Sanno Manufacturing, Phils.  Ms. Benigno of Neco Chemicals
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 Ms. Marriane Malimata of Pure-Chem Technology  Ms. Corazon Rodriguez of Chrome Dazzler Corporation
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 Ms. Aragona of Chrome Dazzler Corporation

Mr. Leal Brillo of Brillo Semicon Plating Services
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Ms. De Asas of Chrome Dazzler Corporation

  Ms. Verde of Master Coating
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 Ms. Zalda R. Gayahan of MIRDC  Left to right: Ms. Rhodessa Grace A. Mercado, Ms. Zalda R. Gayahan, Ms. Mercedita G. Abutal, and Ms..Lina B. Afable of MIRDC
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The Metals Industry Research and Development Center launched two (2) research and development outputs specifically for brown rice last December 9, 2015 at the MIRDC Platinum Auditorium. The technoenthusiasts, press people together with the metals and engineering industry players and key personnel of government institutions joined MIRDC in these launching of new technologies. The food processing equipment for brown rice are the microwave vacuum dryer and the superheated steam treatment system (SSTS). The microwave vacuum dryer which will produce a rice-bran of finer-grade is an effective device to make the brown rice more edible and pleasing to eat. Samples of rice bran are free tasted on this occasion through the bread and hotdogs that were served. Brown rice is one of the hottest, healthy staple food in the Philippines today.

Shown below Engr. Robert O. Dizon, MIRDC Officer-in-Charge, welcomes all the guests who attended the launching activity of the Department of Science and Technology particularly MIRDC

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The superheated steam treatment system exposes the brown rice to about 90 seconds treatment to superheated steam to reduce the enzymic activity thus increasing its shelf life. At present, the brown rice can be stored for only 1 month or less for them to remain effective, useful, or suitable for consumption.The target for shelf life is from 5-9 months but the testing is still ongoing.

Engr. Jason P. Rogelio, the project leader for microwave vacuum dryer, has received recognitions and nominations for awards. Another study on brown rice was also presented by Dr. Blanca Villarino of UP-College of Home Economics. Dr. Dominic S. Guevarra, leading the team for superheated steam treatment system, has also several projects lined-up. The latter equipment provides the brown rice more quality than those which do not undergo treatment. Engr. Rosemarie Garcia, from the Food and Nutrition Research Institute explained the background of the project. Both projects are from MIRDC.

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Below, the project teams post for a souvenir photo with Engr. Dizon, Officer-in-Charge of MIRDC and Engr. Fred Liza, Division Chief of MIRDC-Prototyping Division

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 Microwave Vacuum Chamber                 Superheated Steam Treatment System

The microwaves will stimulate molecules in the food, turns the energy into heat, causing the food to heat up. These waves are the electromagnetic waves that were converted from electrical energy. The microwaves primarily works on water molecules and heats up fats/oils and sugar in lesser extent. The parts of the microwave vacuum dryer are chiller, control box, chamber, motor drive assembly, applicator set, vacuum pump and refrigeration system.

The superheated steam has temperature higher than the vaporization (boiling) temperature. SSTS uses superheated steam as the combined process of steaming and drying of brown rice. The process extends the shelf-life and able to retain sensory acceptability and quality of brown rice without chemical additives.

SSTS constitutes a treatment chamber, superheated steam generator, a conveyor and a control system. The treatment chamber is mainly made of stainless steel and mild steel. Its processing time is 5-7 minutes. Its expected output is 85 kilograms per hour or 680 kilograms per day for 8-hours operation. Power requirement is 834 watts. The steam generator is a 5 horse power boiler with an equivalent evaporation of at least 75 kilograms per hour, operating at a pressure of at least 3 bars. The steam super heater can generate an output steam with a temperature of 300oC.

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