Grab Philippines has opened its fancy new headquarters in Marikina City where Grab riders and drivers can facilitate all their transactions with the food delivery and logistics giant.
The company says the new Grab Warehouse has already been completed a few months before to accommodate its ever-growing fleet of riders and drivers.
The design is classy and spacious, with just the right amount of green to remind you that you’re inside a Grab office.
To accommodate the large number of Grab personnel, the new office has more than 30 terminals and lots comfortable seats for waiting customers.
It feels like you’re inside a super-sized bank, which is fitting since Grab also has its own mobile payment solution, GrabPay.
CJ Lacsican (Head of Operations) and Wayne Jacinto (Head of Driver Operations) address the media
Grab has been bolstering its marketing and services campaign amid the continuous loosening of travel restrictions and regulations.Grab Head of Operations CJ Lacsican and Head of Driver Operations Wayne Jacinto say that their operations is almost back to pre-pandemic levels.
Grab also launched its new Ka-Grab Safety Ambassador Boot Camp, which aims to give select Grab riders and drivers special advanced safety training to boost their skills while encouraging others to improve their service competence level. The bootcamp slots are on a first-come, first-served basis, and rider and driver performance will be considered in the selection process.
In support of the program, Grab constructed a new training facility right beside its new headquarters, where riders will be taught advanced slow maneuvering techniques and drivers can learn troubleshooting and other car maintenance tips as part of the bootcamp. Grab personnel who finish the program will be eligible for perks and benefits such as added HMO/health insurance, premium gear, and a monthly training budget.
