When emergencies happen, every second counts. Preparation, awareness, and the ability to act quickly can make the difference between danger and safety. At Phelps Dodge Philippines, fire safety is not just a compliance requirement—it is a shared responsibility embedded in the company’s culture. On March 6, 2026, a Fire Drill was conducted in partnership with…
Employees of Phelps Dodge Philippines once again came together to support a meaningful cause. In partnership with the Philippine Red Cross, the company conducted a one-day bloodletting activity on February 7, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at its manufacturing plant in Tarlac. The initiative aimed to turn compassion into action by encouraging the…
Phelps Dodge Philippines today formalizes its 2026 partnership with the United Professional Electrical Engineers of the Philippines, Inc. (UPEEP) through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), reinforcing a shared commitment to advancing professional excellence, technical competency, and industry standards within the electrical engineering community. This collaboration reflects the continued partnership between Phelps Dodge…
In the electrical sector, tests and certifications are not just formalities—they tell us about a product’s safety. Energy products like wires and cables are tested against strict standards to reduce the risk of harm, which is a serious concern when power is involved. Whether in the home or the workplace, it’s vital to ensure that…
As part of its long-term commitment to operational efficiency and environmental responsibility, Phelps Dodge Philippines (PDP) continues to strengthen its clean energy initiatives through a combination of on-site renewable generation and a strategic shift to fully renewable electricity sourcing. Solar Rooftop Project: Delivering Immediate Impact In 2023, PDP completed the installation of a solar rooftop…
The term “spaghetti wires” might evoke a silly image of a saucy celebratory dish with cables instead of pasta, or maybe an electrical installation with pasta instead of cables. But in reality, spaghetti wires are not a mere laughing matter — they’re dangerous. In the Philippines, spaghetti wires are the dense, bulky tangles of aerial…
Electrical wires and cables have been around for a very long time. We see and benefit from them in many areas of our daily lives. But have you ever stopped to wonder what goes into making them and their impact on our environment? In our world today, sustainability has become a critical need. Now more…
Wire conductors are made from different materials, each with advantages that make it the best choice for specific applications. The wire and cable industry uses various metal conductors, but copper and aluminum are the two that stand out the most. Both these metals are ideal carriers of electric current, preferred for their efficiency, ease of…
Electrical cables are mostly everywhere. Chances are, the device on which you’re reading this article uses an electrical cable to power it! Cables are a constant presence in our daily lives. But what exactly are they made of? By definition, a cable is an insulated conductor or group of conductors used to carry electric…
The iconic Metropolitan Theater in Manila served as a vibrant venue for the IIEE Metro Manila Regional Conference 2025, held on July 18–19. The two-day event brought together electrical engineers, industry professionals, students, and technology leaders for a series of seminars, exhibits, and collaborative activities. Phelps Dodge Philippines proudly participated as an exhibitor, showcasing its…
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