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    The Railway Engineering Student Society is organizing a tour of the MRT-3 Depot on August 26, 2010. The tour aims to enhance students' knowledge of railway operations and maintenance by familiarizing them with the depot area's functions. The tour will include lectures on the history of MRT-3 and the companies involved, a site visit to view the rolling stock, maintenance areas, stabling area, and equipment. The goal is for students to gain more knowledge of railway industries that can benefit their future studies and practicum subjects.

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    The Railway Engineering Student Society is organizing a tour of the MRT-3 Depot on August 26, 2010. The tour aims to enhance students' knowledge of railway operations and maintenance by familiarizing them with the depot area's functions. The tour will include lectures on the history of MRT-3 and the companies involved, a site visit to view the rolling stock, maintenance areas, stabling area, and equipment. The goal is for students to gain more knowledge of railway industries that can benefit their future studies and practicum subjects.

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    Tour Concept (Revise)

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    The Railway Engineering Student Society is organizing a tour of the MRT-3 Depot on August 26, 2010. The tour aims to enhance students' knowledge of railway operations and maintenance by familiarizing them with the depot area's functions. The tour will include lectures on the history of MRT-3 and the companies involved, a site visit to view the rolling stock, maintenance areas, stabling area, and equipment. The goal is for students to gain more knowledge of railway industries that can benefit their future studies and practicum subjects.

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    Polytechnic University of the Philippines

    College of Engineering
    Railway Engineering Student Society

    July 29, 2010

    The MRT-3 EDSA Line Depot tour is one of the main projects of the Railway
    Engineering Student Society. It aims to enhance the knowledge of the students in
    the field of railway operations and maintenance and familiarized themselves on the
    different functions of the depot area.

    The propose concept, requirements and activities information are listed below:

    • THEME: Railway Engineering and Management Industry-Academe


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    • The tour will be held on August 26, 2010 at MRT-3 Depot located at North
    Ave., Quezon City
    • Railss Adviser Engr. Guillermo O. Bernabe should be present on the tour
    • All students and participants shall wear uniform together with school or
    Organizational ID
    • No certificate will be award to the participants after the said tour
    • Assembly time and attendance will be at 11:00 AM
    • Departure time will be at 12:00 PM Sharp
    • Must be accompanied by at least two (2) RailSS Officers per group
    • Estimated time arrive will be at 12:45 PM
    • End of the tour and departure as projected will be at 5:00 PM

    The programs on the Tour will be:


    Lecture and Introduction:
    • A brief history of MRT-3
    • The different companies and agencies involve in the MRT-3 and its functions
    • Design of the depot
    • The functions of the depot

    Site Visitation Programs:


    • The rolling stock
    • The functions of Heavy Maintenance area
    • The Stabling area
    • The different Machines and Equipments for Railway Maintenance

    The benefits and outcomes of this project are to end up the students with more
    knowledge and familiarized them with the different equipments, tools, machineries
    and also the working environment of Railway industries that they can be used as a
    catalyst for their future studies and practicum subjects.

    Thank you for your continuing support on this matter.

    Prepared by:

    FRANCIS CHRISTOPHER L. LO
    Vice President for Academic Affairs
    Head- Committee on Tours
    Railway Engineering Student Society

    Checked by:

    KEVIN JOHNSON C. MALATE


    President
    Railway Engineering Student Society

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